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Hundreds remember those who served on Remembrance Day - The Warragul and Drouin Gazette

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From the very young to the elderly, a crowd in the hundreds spread out at the Warragul cenotaph and along neighbouring footpaths in Victoria and Smith Sts to pay respects to Australian service on Remembrance Day yesterday. On a warm and cloudless morning many took advantage of the shade shopfront verandahs provided to pay respects at a moving service for those killed in wars, others that later died from wounds and injuries, those living today wi…
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