Stratford creativity showcased in parade (photos)

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More than 400 service men and women are buried at the Eltham cemetery. On Thursday Eltham locals, visitors and dignitaries paid homage to these heroes, as well as those buried overseas, with a dawn service, a parade through town, the laying of wreaths at the memorial at Eltham Primary School and the laying of memorial crosses at the cemetery. Anzac Day memorial services were also held in Stratford, Inglewood and Kaponga.

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Joyce Orr, who along with husband Humphrey, was the saving grace for the Stratford Press team. Any points scored by the team on the day were a direct result of their skills.

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While the races came with their fair share of tumbles and falls, there were no serious injuries on the day. These young contestants gave this steep hill their very best shot.

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