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Press, 26 November 1979, Page 12

I How you can look j*> I like a beauty 9 . „ | queen A I " t- fi If you're blonde - like Miss M H New Zealand, Nikki g| g ■ Duckworth - you're off to a H S head start. And you’ll need ■ to be tanned, too. David ■ Hartnell, for many years H I the make-up artist for the ■ Miss World contest, talks about the things that sway ■ the judges and lift girls like ■ Nikki to the top. ■ & ■■ I raw®, rr *smasse&mbkesw H P Is your home a death trap? I -> a Woman falls over flex and puts hand through glass d00r... man altering bedroom g I cuts hand on circular saw... baby pulls over teapot and scalds chest. Accidents s| § I like these occur all too often. Our special guide will help you determine whether || I your house is a safe place in which to live. j We won’t go grey on | aP Parliamentary benches HL ... that is, unless Labour’s new deputy-leader, | David Lange, goes prematurely grey. For the 371 7 Tpi year-old member for Mangere sees himself as 3 X. V 1 one of a new breed of politicians who enter politi- / “1 cal life young, give it 10 to 15 years of concen- | x -If trated effort - then get out! ~ J Where the "’JM Queen shops IHB JU for Christmas I Ever wondered what it must be like choosing gifts for a family which (it could be | reasonably assumed) has absolutely EVERYTHING? The Queen faces this problem I every year and so do many other wealthy and privileged folk. However, the answer to | their dilemma is only a phone call away. ! Marion Thorpe: A life kOHH|HK| dogged by tragedy Sne was an Austrian refugee. Her first husband. S the Queen’s cousin, Lord Harewood left her for ' q another woman. Her three children went "wild” ‘ W j and two of them got into trouble with the police. J Then her second husband, Jeremy Thorpe was WMh** l * 1 MW £ branded as a homosexual and charged with conspiring to murder. - - V Hgj* I Our youngsters in > I “the happiest kingdom I j of them all” ■■MM s'j Barbara Smith, an Air New Zealand stewardess who travelled with 232 deserving New ?? Zealand children to Disneyland recently gives a lively account of a trip that “brought pl out the best in everyone”. “Americans opened their hearts to us and even the children developed a sense of sharing with each other”, she says. Sb ■- The girl who said Feeling “no” to Hollywood lOn© 11/■ Lazing on a sandy beach in the arms of film star, K S ** Gary Cooper, was part of Moira Walker’s lifestyle as ■ i Well < then - start a street a 21-year-old Samoan girl. So her friends couldn’t | group. Staff writer Vicki believe it when she turned down an attractive Hol- - 51 Hamilton reports on an idea lywood acting contract. Now, more than 20 years Si that is meeting with sue- later Moira - who appears in the New Zealand film, "■S cess. “Sons for the Return Home”-talks about that deciUIMHKHHHHHKnHHBHBBBi sion and what it has meant.