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KDSS holds Remembrance Day service; students participate in No Stone Left Alone

Glenn Booker, PROBy: Glenn Booker, PRO  November 18, 2024
KDSS holds Remembrance Day service; students participate in No Stone Left Alone
The Kincardine Legion Colour Party and several veterans and Air Cadets attended the Remembrance Day Assembly at Kincardine District Senior School, Friday, Nov. 8.

The Grade 10 students at KDSS, and several teachers, also participated in the No Stone Left Alone program, that afternoon.

With the help of organizers Mark Ozorio, Legion youth education chairman, and Kincardine councillor Beth Blackwell, students placed poppies on the headstones of military members interred at the Kincardine Cemetery, to acknowledge and show gratitude for their service and sacrifices.

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KDSS Grade 10 students and members of the Kincardine Legion take part in the No Stone Left Alone program at the Kincardine Cemetery, Nov. 8; photos by Glenn Booker
Poppies are placed at the grave stones of war veterans in Kincardine Cemetery
Grade 10 students from KDSS place poppies on war veterans' graves at the Kincardine Cemetery
A Grade 10 KDSS student takes part in the No Stone Left Alone program
The Kincardine Legion Colour Party takes part in the KDSS Remembrance Day ceremony; from left, are Mike Dupuis, Dave Dechene, sergeant-at-arms Kirk Rutledge, John Farrell and Nicole Chessell
The Kincardine Legion Colour Party, members and veterans join KDSS for the Remembrance Day ceremony at the school, Nov. 8

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Glenn Booker is the public relations officer for the Kincardine Legion.



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