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Traditional Food Festival Takes Place Tomorrow

TRADITIONAL food from severalcountries, a bazaar, raffles, entertainmentand traditional dances are onthe menu at the International TraditionalFood Festival, to take placetomorrow, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., at the Inter-American Agricultural CooperationInstitute in Coronado, northeast of SanJosé. The cost of admission is ¢500 foradults and ¢100 for kids under 12.Proceeds from the event will go to theTsipirí indigenous community.

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