Tag: cenotaph
Continuing the tradition at Sale PS
Sale Primary School proudly upholds a long-standing connection to the defence community, with many of its former and current students from families stationed at...
Sale Cenotaph: How the ‘Victory Woman’ came to be
Ross Jackson
THE word Cenotaph comes from the two Greek words kenos taphos; translated into English, they have the literal meaning of empty tomb.
As 1920...
Sale Cenotaph’s 99-year history
Tom Parry
SURROUNDED by the walls of the Memorial Hall on Macalister Street is a conspicuous structure known as the Sale Cenotaph.
For close to a...
Dawn Service draws hundreds in Sale
It was a poignant, respectful and quiet return for the annual Anzac Day Dawn Service at Sale Cenotaph.
RSL frustrated at poor treatment of Cenotaph: protective fence planned around monument
EAGLE-eyed residents may have noticed the Sale Cenotaph in Macalister St was recently roped off with tape.
Members of the Sale Returned and Services League...
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Gippsland Woodcraft Group’s 40th anniversary
Gippsland Woodcraft Group celebrated 40 years of woodworking with an open day on June 7.
Demonstrations including woodturning, carving, pyography, scrollsawing and fretsawing, gave visitors...
