30 - Wednesday, August 24, 1988 - North Shore News

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- Now, if I’d spent hours at the of fun was our ‘‘pool’’ bet. For kid so we won't look like such $3 00 Ore
food displays, watching the cook- each race, everyone chipped in a damn fools?’’ asked one of my ° .
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it could have been justified as bets). We took turns choosing a Bringing a kid isn’t necessary. (Mon. to Fri.)
research. horse and betting the $5 to place You can make just as big a fool of _
(pays if the horse finishes in the yourself as all the other unaccom-
first three). panied adults — yes, there really
When it came to my turn, I are adult women who crouch on
chose number three. By this time the floor trying to coax the ‘‘Kiss-
our pot had increased to $10, and I ing Llama’”’ into giving a kiss.
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filly called Buttons. with a ‘‘Pot-bellied Vietnamese WITH 25 LITRE
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