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Buffet for 10, Terri and David Nichol welcome guests to kitchen counter where their New Year's Eve dinner will be served. Two meats are boneless leg of lamb and tenderloin of beef
Buffet for 10, Terri and David Nichol welcome guests to kitchen counter where their New Year's Eve dinner will be served. Two meats are boneless leg of lamb and tenderloin of beef

Buffet for 10, Terri and David Nichol welcome guests to kitchen counter where their New Year's Eve dinner will be served. Two meats are boneless leg of lamb and tenderloin of beef

Date11/20/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: Buffet for 10, Terri and David Nichol welcome guests to kitchen counter where their New Year's Eve dinner will be served. Two meats are boneless leg of lamb and tenderloin of beef.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0070740F
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