Students visit WWI memorial stone erected by Gordon Women’s Institute in 1919

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Students visit WWI memorial stone erected by Gordon Women’s Institute in 1919

Tom Sasvari

Apr 13, 2017 - 2 min read

Charles C. McLean Grade 4/5 class students paid a very special visit to the Gordon cemetery on Friday of last week, two days before the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge. The students and teacher Heather Jefkins made the visit to pay their respects at the World War One memorial stone, erected by the Gordon Women’s Institute in 1919. Students Kowan Orford and Tessa Merrylees held up the Canadian flag while everyone participated in singing our national anthem.

Students visit WWI memorial stone erected by Gordon Women’s Institute in 1919 — Charles C. McLean Grade 4/5 class students paid a very special visit to the Gordon cemetery on Friday of last week, two days before the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge. The students and teacher Heather Jefkins made the visit to pay their respects at the World War One memorial stone, erected by the Gordon Women’s Institute in 1919. Students Kowan Orford and Tessa Merrylees held up the Canadian flag while everyone participated in singing our national anthem.

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