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Doug Bassett: He says involvement in community causes is family tradition
Doug Bassett: He says involvement in community causes is family tradition

Doug Bassett: He says involvement in community causes is family tradition

Date5/4/1987
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  • Doug Bassett: He says involvement in community causes is family tradition.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Doug Bassett: He says involvement in community causes is family tradition.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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