Today is the last day for the National School’s Vigil at Owen Sound Collegiate and Vocational Institute.
It commemorates the sacrifice 68 thousand Canadians made during the great war, including 56 OSCVI alumni.
A special ceremony was held Tuesday for the fomer O-S students who lost their lives at war.
World War Two Veteran Bill Corbett says its marvellous what kids can do today.
Veteran Ted Horton is an Owen Sound graduate and he really appreciates what the students are doing.
Horton just hopes the kids continue to appreciate what the veterans did.
Student Organizer Alex Poole was proud to hear the veterans appreciated their efforts.
Over the last week — the names of 97 hundred people are projected on a screen in the school’s common area for 12 hours a day — and simultaneously projected on screens in other Canadian and Belgian schools.
