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Poppy Trust Fund campaign benefits more than Veterans

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Beer and bravado led Port Elgin teen Randy Schultz to enlist in the Royal Canadian Navy in 1964, and his subsequent 12 years of loyal service was honoured by the local Legion that awarded him the First Poppy of the annual Poppy Trust Fund fundraising campaign.

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Poppy Trust Fund campaign benefits more than Veterans

Beer and bravado led Port Elgin teen Randy Schultz to enlist in the Royal Canadian Navy in 1964, and his subsequent 12 years of loyal service was honoured by the local Legion that awarded him the First Poppy of the annual Poppy Trust Fund fundraising campaign.

·Bruce County, Canada
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shorelinebeacon broke the news in Bruce County, Canada on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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