Hattila Superstars Magazine (commercial, 1983)

This week's new idea is a special souvenir issue of the royal superstars all about their tour and where you can see them. There's a new blockbuster novel, Miss Fool's Daughter. We have eight pages of super creamy recipes and we meet Sonja McMahon.

See our exciting new fashions. Should she see her baby, the dilemma of a surrogate mother, we give you the three golden rules of the Beverly Hills Lifetime guy, and enter our reader of the year competition with $40,000 in prizes.

New idea, the number one bestseller. Hurry widely read. Make Alpha Woman. Hollywood USA and young starlet Lana Turner turns heads in her first starring role simply by wearing a sweater.

And a new term enters the language, the Sweater Girl, 1983. And Portman's revives that popular tradition with a whole new generation of sweaters all designed to return the Sweater Girl to her rightful status as a Turner of Heads, with dozens of different sweaters in dozens of different colors, at prices that will also

turn off your heads, naughty fopments, but nice. Carry on. And now look at the weather where you'll be flying. Excuse me. Looks like quite a bit of activity down here. I press your build-up, creating possible servants in all our regions.

Could turn quite nasty. Strong wings. But it will ease quickly with calmer conditions, followed by a peaceful night. Good luck, Jabs. Quick ease to relieve to have my handy.