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Exeter Times—Advocate
Wednesday, November 10, 2004
Local Remembrance Day services honour our veterans
Bill Dougherty, left, and Eric Heywood of the Exeter Legion fold up the Canadian flag to present to Vera
Mason, whose brother Everett Edwin Pollen's name was recently inscribed on the Exeter war memorial.
Pollen, who also served in the Second World War, was killed while serving in Korea in 1950. Below, Heywood
and Dougherty escort Mason to the war memorial, while the Legion's Glen Robinson escorts Mason's son
Paul and his wife Jean.Vera Mason's other son Peter also attended with his wife Nancy.
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Edward Hearn of the 2923 Huron and Middlesex
Royal Canadian Army Cadets stands guard during the
Remembrance Day service at the Exeter Cenotaph
last Sunday.
Exeter's Joe Hogan and Huron -Bruce MP Paul Steckle laid wreaths on behalf of the provincial and federal gov- Elanna McTavish led the Exeter service through "0
ernments. Canada" and "God Save The Queen."