HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times-Advocate, 2002-11-13, Page 20Wednesday, November 13, 2002 15Exeter Times–Advocate
Photos
by
Scott Nixon
A time to remember...
Deputy Premier and Education Minister Elizabeth
Witmer,left,and Minister of Agriculture and Huron-
Bruce MPP Helen Johns represented the province at
the Remembrance Day service in the Exeter Legion.
South Huron Mayor Rob Morley lays a wreath on
behalf of the municipality.
Above,Corp.John Dickson of the 2923 Huron and
Middlesex Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps
worked as honour guard during the Exeter Legion
service.
Members of the Hensall Legion didn’t let Sunday
morning’s rain put a damper on their activities as they
paraded down King Street from the Legion to the
service at the Hensall United Church.The annual
Remembrance Day banquet was held Monday night
with guest speaker Doug Andrews,a Second World
War navy veteran and past Legion zone commander.
Above,members of the
Exeter Legion parade
down William Street
from the Legion to Trivitt
Memorial Church for the
Remembrance Service.
Sunday’s rain meant the
traditional wreath layings
were held in the Legion
instead of at the ceno-
taph.
At left,Master Warrant
Officer Danny Brannan,
left,and Major Kim
Cottel of the 2923
Huron and Middlesex
Royal Canadian Army
Cadet Corps lay a
wreath in the
Exeter
Legion.