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Lighthorse parade in memory of fallen

IN proud Anzac Day tradition the 11th Light Horse Warwick Montrose Troop will take part in both the dawn service and Anzace Day Parade today. They also have been running a raffle for a painting by local light horse artists Ron and Jennifer Marshall. The raffle will be drawn on Anzac Day after the parade at the Warwick RSL. They then will have a static display at the Heavy Horse Day on Sunday, 5 May, with a display of their equipment, memorabilia and photos showing the history of the Light Horse from this region. Then finally for May the troop will also be represented at the Emu Gully Air and Land Spectacular on Saturday, 18 May, and Sunday, 19 May. More info is available at www.airandlandshow.com.au

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