A large crowd gathered in the Memorial Park in Henty for the 2019 ANZAC Day march.
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The procession was lead by Jason Toogood driving Henty's World War 2 veterans Sid Ruhe and Albert Luke in his vintage Chevrolet.
With the recent passing of long standing RSL member Ian Dunn, Henty RSL Treasurer Roger Meyer attended to the formalities of the day.
Wreaths were laid by Henty RSL, Guest speaker Squadron Leader Linda Hughes,Greater Hume Shire Council, Henty Development Committee, Henty Fire Brigade, Red Cross, CWA, Henty Public School, St. Paul's School, Billabong High School, St. Paul's College Walla Walla, Henty Pre School, St. Joseph's School Culcairn, Henty Memorial Hall then members of the public.
The Wreath laying was followed by One Minute Silence, Last Post, Reciting of the Ode, and Reveille.
Guests and General Public along with the Cenotaph Guard were invited to the Service at the Henty Community Centre.
Lorri Roden
Have been working for the Eastern Riverina Chronicle for 9 years as a photographer, living and working in small towns is a definite plus as I have got know so many people, when I go to another town for photo's I get to talk to the locals - the children especially. I am a staunch animal lover, can never walk past an animal with a pat. I have 2 adult son's and 3 Grandchildren. I enjoy traveling oversea's and meeting new friends
Have been working for the Eastern Riverina Chronicle for 9 years as a photographer, living and working in small towns is a definite plus as I have got know so many people, when I go to another town for photo's I get to talk to the locals - the children especially. I am a staunch animal lover, can never walk past an animal with a pat. I have 2 adult son's and 3 Grandchildren. I enjoy traveling oversea's and meeting new friends
