Ralph Bury was up bright and early Saturday to help with pinning poppies on lapels in downtown Trail. The annual distribution campaign is now underway, proceeds help local veterans and a portion supports national Royal Canadian Legion causes such as the Veterans’ Transitions Program. (Sheri Regnier photo)

Ralph Bury was up bright and early Saturday to help with pinning poppies on lapels in downtown Trail. The annual distribution campaign is now underway, proceeds help local veterans and a portion supports national Royal Canadian Legion causes such as the Veterans’ Transitions Program. (Sheri Regnier photo)

Pinning poppies in Trail

The annual poppy fundraiser is now underway in locations throughout Trail & Main St. Fruitvale

SHERI REGNIER

Trail Times

The annual poppy fundraiser is now underway in locations throughout Trail & Main St. Fruitvale

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