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But will it drink? Constable Mario Gelli leads hi shorse, Lance, to water at Sunnyside Beach yesterday to beat the heat
But will it drink? Constable Mario Gelli leads hi shorse, Lance, to water at Sunnyside Beach yesterday to beat the heat

But will it drink? Constable Mario Gelli leads hi shorse, Lance, to water at Sunnyside Beach yesterday to beat the heat

Date9/16/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: But will it drink? Constable Mario Gelli leads hi shorse, Lance, to water at Sunnyside Beach yesterday to beat the heat.
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