Progressive RSL looks to the past as Anzac Day approaches

By Jenny McLaren
Updated April 22 2018 - 5:35pm, first published 1:00pm
A time to remember: Terang RSL's oldest member Len Pomeroy, who worked as a sapper engineer during WWII, with the plaque at Terang RSL honouring the Pomeroy brothers who served.  Picture: Rob Gunstone
A time to remember: Terang RSL's oldest member Len Pomeroy, who worked as a sapper engineer during WWII, with the plaque at Terang RSL honouring the Pomeroy brothers who served. Picture: Rob Gunstone

Len Pomeroy’s hardly missed an Anzac Day march in 70-odd years, and he’s not about to spoil his track record now.

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