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Bonnie Crowd: A bold piper, Brian Donaldson, 12, from Bowmanville Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 178, and bashful Brownies were among those who got a glimpse of Margaret
Bonnie Crowd: A bold piper, Brian Donaldson, 12, from Bowmanville Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 178, and bashful Brownies were among those who got a glimpse of Margaret

Bonnie Crowd: A bold piper, Brian Donaldson, 12, from Bowmanville Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 178, and bashful Brownies were among those who got a glimpse of Margaret

Date7/14/1988
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  • Bonnie Crowd: A bold piper, Brian Donaldson, 12, from Bowmanville Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 178, and bashful Brownies were among those who got a glimpse of Margaret
  • Bonnie Crowd: A bold piper; Brian Donaldson; 12; from Bowmanville Royal Canadian Legion; Branch 178; and bashful Brownies were among those who got a glimpse of Margaret.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bonnie Crowd: A bold piper; Brian Donaldson; 12; from Bowmanville Royal Canadian Legion; Branch 178; and bashful Brownies were among those who got a glimpse of Margaret.
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