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Press, 9 May 1983, Page 17

EVERY .. but I’ll be back’ r Top Half presenter Judy Bailey talks about the expected addition to her family. Mew Four terms, please! The plea of most readers who commented on proposed changes to the school year. ‘We won’t change’ four •• The Earl and Countess of Edgcumbe are not about to become different people just YEAR because they are no longer plain Bob and Joan Edgcumbe o| Kawerau. IE Just a touch of Parkinson KS& It’s no coincidence that lan Johnstone’s TV style is similar to that of the popular British that . interviewer. s^ ,n 3 WEDDING COSTS MF mnolly! I Arst the good news . . . W / make an appointment «gygS§U* JGhMKHfiQ to see you, Mum’ ■ UHMI] A request from a member of an MP’s family. costs NG || Pressures faced by Parliamentary wives and WJJJVTH B their children. & bad news) 4 paraplegic — walking! Lr"~— X^ ,m " l,onso,people “ n " ned, ° He has been called Ron the Raider . . .. , But NZ business mogul Ron Brierley, (also one of Wtiat S Del Una tne Australasia’s most eligible bachelors), cares little for new driving test? Youngsters fear it could keep them off the Real jokers don’t do that, eh I roa °' A nasty shock awaited comedian Billy Connolly when (pet problems J he arrivad in New Zea ' and - Go easy on those old-fashioned cures FOt the RatOneSS — 3 fall CHCfa ■ . From an Auckland suburb, to a career as a model in ( majJifal ronlrtf 1 London, marriage to a German millionaire, a love affair [ITIgQIVd Wiling J with an Onassis, and now in a London bed-sit — Fiona, ~~ ~ ~ . .. , Baroness Thyssen tells about her astonishing life. *1 fear my husband is an alcoholic’ ’ How to get the kids to help I J Sharing the workload should be part of family life. to a «qn to go flatting r*- r I