MAGAZINE ‘Woman’s Weekly UK 3rd July 1990. Recipe pages removed by my sister. Plus extra Post=$4.60 to all NZ. “Woman’s Weekly 3rd July 1990”. 60 colour pages, London, UK. One Bad Point: pages 27 to 36 are not there. Good Points: Clean. No pen, no pencil, no curved corners. Final instalment of ‘The Queen’s Jewel’ near Bath, by Caroline Linstead. Four complete stories: ‘A Strawberries and Cream Day’ in Chorley, ‘Double Crossed’ by Nina Lambert, twin daughters in Wiltshire. ‘Dangerous Waters’ by Rachel Murray is a romance on the Cornish Coast, a continuing serial. Regular Features: Letters, The Way We Were, Breakfast brawn: pig’s head, The Robin Family, Dear Reader, by Judith Hall, Editor. Looking at Life with the Reverend Roger Royle, Wiltshire. How Does Your Garden Grow? Questions and answers. Tip of the Month. Mary Marryal Advises. Interview: When I was a Child by Frances Edmonds, childhood as a doctor’s daughter in Cheshire. Betty Driver: a Real Trouper, Coronation Street. Mother’s Pride: Four mums and daughters choose clothes. Four knitting patterns. Pear’s Soap History. Stylewise, in Liverpool. Cyprus, dream Island. Treasures of the Deep: Picking up shells: Gillie Spargo suggests ways to preserve those holiday memories. Measurements: 21cm x 27cm x 0.6cm. No cigarette. In Birkenhead.