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Helen Clark was a signals operator for the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force during World War Two and later became a campaigner for veterans' entitlements. She is with son, Peter, at Thursday's Anzac Day commemorations in Belmore Park. Picture by Louise Thrower.

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Jodie Ogilvie and Marea Ruddy put their hands up to organise a No More: National Rally Against Violence event in Orange. Picture by Carla Freedman

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Shane Austin was one of the many people who paid their respects at the Belmore Park honour roll. Picture by Burney Wong. 

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Robyn Campbell plays two-up at City Diggers in Wollongong, it's only legal three times a year, except for in Broken Hill and Kalgoorlie. Picture by Anna Warr

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The Lilac Festival market&nbsp;at the Goulburn Public school&nbsp;continues to pull a crowd with its great and often unique items on sale from food and drink to collectables and practical items for the home or workshop.

Cheryl, Dianne and Tommy Hailston have been long-time supporters of the Lilac Festival and on Saturday they each bought a beanie from the Socks and More stall at the entrance to Bourke Street School.

BEES WAX: Belinda Foley of Foley Farm, Crookwell, had lots of bee products from honey to fancy candles. Photos: Darryl Fernance.

Peter Crossley found an Empress of Australia tin on one of the tools and collectables stalls.

Lachlan Kahler makes his pocket money by selling fresh locally grown produce including pumpkins and garlic.

Ritesh Lal from RS Direct brings lots of TV advertised special items and other useful products as well as toys to the markets from Sydney.

Amelia Trankulov had already found several DVDs and CDs to purchase and was looking for other interesting titles.

Baker George Hartofillis of Anthoula's Delights brought a selection of his popular pies and specialty breds which were selling really well on Saturday.

Audrey Bird from Amaroo Coloured Wools turned a love of knitting into a craft business keeping people warm naturally.

Marianne Davis from Sand Scents Make Your Own Candles had all the thing needed to make fancy candles also she had a range of hand made soaps.

Jane Gilding from Tempus Roasting Marulan was making brewed coffee to keep people warm at the markets on Saturday morning.

SylvieTelishman from Farm Fresh regularly makes the trip to Goulburn to sell her freshly picked produce, including strawberries and fancy tiny tomatoes.

Libby Welsh-Robinson, nine, found a beaut hand crafted stool to sit on at the Lilac Festival Markets.

Tanya Heard from Meat Masters Moss Vale operates a barbecue each month at the Goulburn Markets.

Heather Landow keeps a record of the stall holders and their payments on behalf of the Lilac Festival committee.

Patrick Bowman was happy when his parents bought him this toy to play with when he got back home to Taralga.

Ray Shiel found a couple of really cute duck ornaments and a set of stainless steel rollers.

Sally Easlea was selling paper bead bags to raise funds for a project helping a socially isolated group in Uganda Kevin Watchirs had come to the markets with the intention of buying a shovel handle. 

Lilac Festival market tempt the customers

Treats to tools

Stall holders from near and far offer unique products at the Lilac Festival markets

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