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The wars & local soldiers, 2014

12 stories in Hunter Valley's papers

Anzac Day 25 April 2014

Myall Coast Messenger · Thursday 1 May 2014 · page 7

Heavy rain clouds developed as we were assembling for the Dawn Service at 6.00am at Anzac Park with the eminent threat of rain to…

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11Th Anzac Memorial Golf Game

Myall Coast Messenger · Thursday 15 May 2014 · page 12

On Monday 28th April, 60 players took part in the 11TH ANZAC MEMORIAL GOLF GAME - an Irish Mixed 4ball at Hawks Nest Golf Club - to have fun and…

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World War 1: the War That Changed the World for Ever

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 9 July 2014 · page 8

In August 2014 the world will mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War. The First World War Centenary is the centenary of World War One which starts in 2014 and will last until 2018, and…

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My All U3a World War 1 Presentation

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 23 July 2014 · page 6

As one of the many commemorations of WW1, we would like to say how moved we were by the current Part 1 presentation by Myall U3A. It contained an extraordinary range of information and images that vividly evoked the time, places, action and sentiments of that…

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Historical News an Original Anzac

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 20 August 2014 · page 10

John Rappell has made available some details of his father's military career and his landing on Gallipoli as a…

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The Commemoration of World War 1 4 August 1914 held at Peter Sinclair Gardens by Barry Whiteman

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 20 August 2014 · page 16

Barry Whiteman presented the story to reflect on what it meant to Australia when Great Britain declared war on Germany. Australia being part of the British Empire was automatically at war. Many of our young men, eager for adventure and excitement joined the recruitment drive to - volunteer thinking that this war would be over by Christmas. "How wrong they were"…

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Anzac Day Centenary Celebrations in 2015

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 1 October 2014 · page 10

In a soon to be published program of events to celebrate the centenary of ANZAC in the Tea GardensHawks Nest area, the Tea Gardens Sub-Branch of the R&SL together with the Great Lakes Council, Myall Coast Historical Society, Family History Group anc the Community will set up a number of commemorative functions for the…

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Tea Gardens Rsl Sub Branch Anzac Day - Saturday 25th April 2015 Dawn Service - 6.00 am Anzac Park Anzac March -10.00 am

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 15 October 2014 · page 13

Hopefully a brilliant sunny day is forecast. The Sub Branch invites all members of our community and visitors to support and attend this very important Anzac Centenary Celebration in 2015. It is early days however we take this opportunity to thank all who are currently…

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Planned Celebrations Commemorating the Centenary of Anzac 2015 in the Tea Gardens District

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 15 October 2014 · page 13

The Tea Gardens Sub-Branch of the Returned and Services League of Australia has produced a Programme of Events involving the communities and organisations of the Tea Gardens area in celebrating the Centenary of ANZAC. Sub-Branch President Barry Whiteman has announced that the programme will consist…

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Poets Corner Our Anzac Heritage

Myall Coast Messenger · Wednesday 12 November 2014 · page 9

Our countrymen so innocent Were captured by the call, Needed by king and empire "Britain must never fall."…

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Anzac Centenary Celebrations in Albany

Myall Coast Messenger · Tuesday 25 November 2014 · page 13

31 October, 1914 was the date some 30,000 troops left Australia in a convoy of 38 ships from Albany WA to go to North Africa, then on to Gallipoli. Albany was the last part of Australia that they saw, so it was…

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Show Stopper for Anzac Tribute

Myall Coast Messenger · Tuesday 23 December 2014 · page 11

The 2015 Annual Bulahdelah Show stopped on Saturday afternoon the 15th November to pay tribute to the Anzac Centenary with the staging of the dedication services for the restored Bulahdelah District, 1914-1918 Soldiers'…

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