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Thursday, 3rd January, 1980

(new series): Bishop Michael Ramsey in conversation 12.1$ FARMING, Wsather ler %mem I.ZOTHENE'S NO ♦USINESS LIKE SNOW NOSINESS: Review of the year's weather. 1.45 NEWS. 1.50 THE WORLD ABOUT Us: The Underground Movement 2.40 ALEC GUINNESS IN TINKER, TAILOR, SOLDIER, SPY by John L

10.00 MORNING WORSHIP from St. Mary's Church. Bonham. 11.00 HELPING HAND: Ways to help the disabled. 11.30 CASSAOIS AND KINGS: Light-hearted quiz.

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peculiar that we hardly spoke for the rest of the year. Parties for your own special friends also have their place at Christmas and New Year time of course, and very enjoyable they can be too. The children have their ideas, the teenagers theirs, and the parents of all ages have