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A chef, Mr Frank Wicken, with the 1.47m margarine eagle he made for the annual Christchurch Polytechnic food competitions, Food Revue, which open at the Town Hall today. The eagle has polystyrene and ; wooden supports, covered with moulding margarine. It took Mr Wicken, who works at the Chateau Regency, 80 hours to create the piece. Both practical and static displays will be featured in the competitions. Food Revue ends on Sunday. —Photograph by DEAN KOZANIC

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Press, 1 July 1988, Page 1

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A chef, Mr Frank Wicken, with the 1.47m margarine eagle he made for the annual Christchurch Polytechnic food competitions, Food Revue, which open at the Town Hall today. The eagle has polystyrene and; wooden supports, covered with moulding margarine. It took Mr Wicken, who works at the Chateau Regency, 80 hours to create the piece. Both practical and static displays will be featured in the competitions. Food Revue ends on Sunday. —Photograph by DEAN KOZANIC Press, 1 July 1988, Page 1

A chef, Mr Frank Wicken, with the 1.47m margarine eagle he made for the annual Christchurch Polytechnic food competitions, Food Revue, which open at the Town Hall today. The eagle has polystyrene and; wooden supports, covered with moulding margarine. It took Mr Wicken, who works at the Chateau Regency, 80 hours to create the piece. Both practical and static displays will be featured in the competitions. Food Revue ends on Sunday. —Photograph by DEAN KOZANIC Press, 1 July 1988, Page 1