Tumbarumba RSL Sub-branch

25/04/2023

RSL Tumbarumba would like to thank the people of Tumbarumba for attending yesterday's services. The photos below have been supplied by Wensdy Lavis

18/04/2023

Are you wanting to participate in this year's march but are wondering if you will be able to last the distance? There are still places available on the Rotary Trikes. If you would like to participate and use the trike, please contact JR at 0448483932 or Allan Collier at 0428 626 573

17/04/2023

ANZAC DAY STREET STALL FRIDAY 21 APRIL 2023

16/04/2023

ANZAC DAY MARCH AND SERVICE
Tumbarumba RSL Sub-Branch invites the Community to join with them, on Anzac Day to Remember and Commemorate the sacrifice and hardship made by so many during past conflicts.

Tumbarumba RSL Sub-Branch invites the Community to join them on Anzac Day to Commemorate the sacrifice and hardship made by so many during past conflicts.
We especially encourage descendants of veterans to join us in the march.

The march will form up outside the Memorial Hall at 10.15 am and commence at 10.30.

The Commemoration Service will commence at 11.00 am
in front of the Memorial Hall

The Rail Trail Trikes will be available for any veteran or relative of a veteran who wishes to be in the march but is physically unable to march. Seats are limited, so please get in touch with Barry on 0427 843 789 to book a spot.

Following the service the RSL, there will be a new concept
Subbranch will have sandwiches available at the Hall and is hoping that the community will enjoy them in the Memorial Park, a good chance to catch up with Family and friends.

16/04/2023

16/04/2023

Don't Forget the Dawn Service 6.00am
Anzac Day at the Cenotaph & the Gunfire Breakfast in the Memorial Hall afterwards

13/02/2023

Tumbarumba RSL Sub-branch AGM will be held on Thursday 16 February at the Memorial Hall meeting room, followed by the monthly meeting. Please attend.

11/11/2022

Another moving commemoration led by the students of our area.

10/11/2022

LEST WE FORGET

At 11am on 11 November 1918, the guns of the Western Front fell silent after four years of continuous warfare. With the signing of the armistice, the First World War came to an end. Since then, the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month has attained a special significance in the post-war years.

Tumbarumba RSL Sub-branch are hosting a commemoration service at the Cenotaph on the corner of Winton & Bridge Street at 10:30am.