Cooking up a storm

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Cooking up a storm

Date7/8/1976

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Bezant, Graham (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Cooking up a storm: Jean-Francois Secher; the man in charge of the athletes' cafeteria at the Olympic Village; is bracing himself for a monstrous task - feeding 3;200 people at a sitting when the Olympics get into full gear. Already; he says; with only a quarter of competitors having arrived; amount of food consumed is staggering. All our estimates have been upset; Secher says.

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