Woman magazine (31 March 1984)

Fair condition - stress tears around staples making cover a little skewed - light age wear/light foxing to edges of front cover - light age wear to rear cover - a name has been written in pen at the edge of the rear cover - light yellowing to some page edges throughout - light creasing to front cover at spine

BARBRA STREISAND - "I've changed... thank God for growing up!"
Two and a half pages

BOY GEORGE - "Off for a date in Kansas City"
How will the people in Mid-west America cope with the outrageous Boy George? Next week George starts a tour there and he looks like being as welcome as a field of sun-ripened corn
2 pages

JENNY PITMAN - "The private triumph of Jenny Pitman"
Jenny's story of her fight to run her life the way she wanted is one that every woman will recognise
3 pages [taken from book 'Glorious Uncertainty']

KNITTING PATTERNS - "Bow Belles"
Includes the following patterns:
- Ladies pink short-sleeved sweater in an all-in-one garter stitch covered with strips of contrasting black net bows
- Ladies short-sleeved black sweater with a scoop neck covered with tiny pink silk bows

KNITTING PATTERN - "Beat the clock"
- Man's chunky sport sweater
On and a half pages

JOHN GLENN - John Glenn may look like losing his battle for the White House, but in another sense his presidential bid has been a private triumph for him and his wife Anne. We join them on the campaign trail
2 pages

FASHION - "Big Shirts"
2 page ladies fashion

DAVE MEAD - "Me and my health"
three-quarter page

BEAUTY - "The hairstyles that rocked the world"
These are the hairstyles that caused a sensation, reflecting the trends, excitement and new ideas of their times. We talk to the hairdressers who created the cuts that turned the heads and made the headlines
2 pages (black/white photos)
(Includes the following hairstyles: The Chop; The Aztec; The Coupe Sauvage; Warlocks; The Veil; The Spiky Cut; The Wedge; The Geometric

THE HEIRS AND THEIR FIGHT FOR A FUTURE
Born just one year apart, they were the golden boys who had it all: Bobby Kennedy and Jamie Blandford. Now, they boy say, they are determined to beat their addiction. But can they?
Two and a half page feature

MICHAEL BENTINE - "After the laughter"
1 page

COOKERY - "The world of eggs"
4 page feature with recipes

SECRETS OF THE OFFICE LEAVING CARD - It will tell you who's really in charge and a lot more besides
1 page feature