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: Open University
6.45 Borehole Logging7.10 The Hydraulic Ram
7.35 The Claimant
8.0 Engineering Mechanisms
8.25 Stereochemistry: Conformational Analysis
: Mr Benn
A See-Saw programme: Sunday Worship
Jesus - His Life and Teaching Jesus Means JudgmentAt some point we all have to make moral decisions. What standards guide our judgments? Is it just a matter of depending on individual conscience? Are there some standards that never change?
From Derbyshire College of Higher Education, Mickleover, Derby
Speaker CANON MICHAEL AUSTIN Pianist NORMA PRITCHARD
Introduced by RAYMOND SHORT Bible reading: John 9, vv 1-41
Hymns: Lift up your heads, ye mighty gates (Gonfalon Royal); The light of Christ has come into the world; Christ be with me, Christ within me (St Patrick's Breastplate); Thine be the glory, risen, conquering Son (Maccabaeus)
Sound NEIL MURRAY. Lighting GORDON WHITE Director MICHAEL WOOD
Series producer RAYMOND SHORT
Contributors
Pianist:
Norma
Pritchard
Introduced By:
Raymond
Short
Unknown:
Neil
Murray.
Director:
Michael
Wood
: Asian Magazine
Danny, Charlie and Shin are three talented musicians from Birmingham and their group, DCS, has achieved tremendous fame both in this country and India. Today a film profile.RASHID ASHRAF talks to D. WOUHRA , a young film producer, and MARC ZUBER , the star of the Hindi movie Cricketer shot on location in the UK.
JAGMOHAN KAUR sings a Punjabi folk song by legendary poet BULLE shah.
Producer KRISHAN GOULD
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Unknown:
D.
Wouhra
Unknown:
Marc
Zuber
Producer:
Krishan
Gould
: Play it Safe!
A series of eight programmes on preventing child accidents. 3: PoisoningPresented by JIMMY SAVILE OBE Free booklet from Health Education Council[address removed]
Scotland only: [address removed]
Contributors
Presented By:
Jimmy
Savile
: Maths Help
A series of 24 programmes aimed at giving help with 0-level maths 19: ProbabilityBooks, Maths Help parts 1 and 2, 13.95 each from booksellers
: Greek-Language and People
A ten-part series in Modern Greek for beginners. 9: Likes and DislikesFor more information contact: England and Wales: Broadcast Support Services [number removed]; Northern Ireland: Media follow-up [number removed]; Scotland: Network [number removed]
: Inside YTS
Five programmes on the Youth Training Scheme in action.4: Who Needs Guidance?
The organisations who run youth training schemes are required to provide every trainee with adequate 'guidance and support'.
But it looks as if the adults working in YTS can use some guidance and support themselves.
Film editor JOHN JENNISON Producer IAN WOOLF
Contributors
Editor:
John
Jennison
Producer:
Ian
Woolf
: Madhur Jaffrey's Indian Cookery Course
A series of eight programmes 4: Masoor DalFish and vegetable dishes are a classic part of Indian cookery. MADHUR JAFFREY shows you how to make a delicious dish out of prawns and courgettes. That other classic vegetable pullao is also featured.
Assistant producer JENNY STEVENS Producer JENNY ROGERS
Book (same title), £8.95 hardback, 14.25 paperback from booksellers
Contributors
Unknown:
Madhur
Jaffrey
Producer:
Jenny
Stevens
Producer:
Jenny
Rogers
: Use Your Head
A series of nine programmes 1: Change Your MindThe brain is a remarkable organism and TONY BUZAN explains how it can be used to the full.
Director IAN ROBERTSON
Producer NANCY THOMAS
Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
Buzan
Director:
Ian
Robertson
Producer:
Nancy
Thomas
: Making the Most of the Micro
Ten programmes9: Moving Pictures
With the help of IAN TRACKMAN, a professional software writer, IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS investigates the extent to which the personal micro-computer can achieve these effects.
For further information on the computer literacy project send a large sae (12" x 9") and 21p postage to [address removed]. Television notes to accompany the series, address as above, £1.60 enclosing a large sae (12" x 9")
Book and software pack, £12.95 from retailers
: Farming
features the news and views, politics and practice of those involved with the land. with PHILIP WRIXON ,DAN CHERRINGTON , JAMES GLADSTONE
Producers philip hicks , KEN POLLOCK Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
Weather for farmers JIM BACON
Contributors
Unknown:
Philip
Wrixon
Unknown:
Dan
Cherrington
Unknown:
James
Gladstone
Producers:
Philip
Hicks
Producers:
Ken
Pollock
Producer:
John
Kenyon
: Taking Stock
The last of five programmes The Next 25 YearsProducers IAN WOOLF , BRIGIT BARRY Book (same title) £3.95 from booksellers
Contributors
Producers:
Ian
Woolf
: International Darts
Arrow ChemicalsBritish International Championship
Scotland u England
The second match in the triangular series between England, Scotland and Wales.
Scotland, convincingly defeated by Wales two weeks ago, will be out to prove their potential against the favourites and traditional 'enemies' England, having the advantage of being on Scottish soil.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA from the Mecca Empire, Edinburgh Commentators SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN
Directors MIKE ADLEY and KEITH MACKENZKIE Producer KEITH PHILLIPS
Contributors
Introduced By:
Tony
Gubba
Commentators:
Sid
Waddell
Directors:
Mike
Adley
Directors:
Keith
MacKenzkie
Producer:
Keith
Phillips
: Film Matinee: After the Fox
starring Peter SellersVictor Mature, Britt Ekland
Notorious criminal Aldo Vanucci , alias 'The Fox', hits on a novel way of getting manpower for a bullion hijack; he persuades an entire village that they're movie extras under his 'direction', and sets them to work!
Screenplay by NEIL SIMON Produced by JOHN BRYAN
Directed by VITTORIO DE SICA Films: page 14
Contributors
Unknown:
Aldo
Vanucci
Unknown:
Neil
Simon
Produced By:
John
Bryan
Directed By:
Vittorio
de Sica
Aldo Vanucci:
Peter
Sellers
Tony Powell:
Victor
Mature
Gina Romantica:
Britt
Ekland
Harry:
Martin
Balsam
Okra:
Akim
Tamiroff
Polio:
Paolo
Stoppa
Siepi:
Tino
Buazzelli
Carlo:
Mac
Ronay
Mama Vanucci:
Lydia
Brazzi
Police chief:
Landa
Buzzanca
Bikini girl:
Maria Grazia
Buccella
Chief of Interpol:
Maurice
Denham
First detective:
Tiberio
Murgia
Second detective:
Francesco
de Leone
: International Darts
Further coverage of the British International Championship with highlights of the afternoon's play and the result of today's match.: Goodbye Mr Chips
The last of the series by JAMES HILTON dramatised by ALEXANDER BARONThe Great War, the war to end wars, is at its height. Not only have many of Chips's former pupils been killed, but also his best friend, the German master, Max Staefel. Brookfield boys REPTON SCHOOL and CHRIST COLLEGE, BRECON
Music composed and conducted by DUDLEY SIMPSON
Make-up designer SYLVIA THORNTON Script editor TERRANCE DICKS
Designer COLIN SHAW. Producer BARRY LETTS Director GARETH DAVIES
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Hilton
Dramatised By:
Alexander
Baron
Unknown:
Max
Staefel.
Conducted By:
Dudley
Simpson
Designer:
Sylvia
Thornton
Editor:
Terrance
Dicks
Designer:
Colin
Shaw.
Producer:
Barry
Letts
Director:
Gareth
Davies
Chips:
Roy
Marsden
Mrs Wickett:
Anne
Kristen
Kemp:
John
Harding
Terriss:
Daniel
Flynn
Staines:
Andrew
Groves
Prescote:
Peter
Doran
Kennard:
Earl
Rhodes
Linford:
Adrian
Ross-Magenty
Dr Merivale:
Peter
Baldwin
Cartwright:
Peter
Whitbread
: Holiday
with Cliff MichelmoreJohn Carter and Anne Gregg
Spinsters and bachelors, widows or widowers - many thousands of people take their holidays alone, and several tour companies specialise in catering for their solo requirements. ANNE GREGG went on such a holiday in Amain, a holiday which promises candlelit dinners, companionship, and perhaps just a hint of romance.
If you're keen on sailing, but unsure of your ability in foreign waters, then a flotilla sailing holiday would seem to be the answer. You fend for yourself, but under the eye of an experienced leader. Tom Savage sampled such a holiday sailing off Yugoslavia.
For the last of his reports on the islands of Britain, CLIFF MICHELMORE travels to Jersey, sheltered in the Cherbourg peninsula. In the studio, news and comment on the holiday scene.
Executive producer TOM SAVAGE Producer Colin STRONG
Contributors
Unknown:
Cliff
Michelmore
Unknown:
John
Carter
Unknown:
Anne
Gregg
Unknown:
Anne
Gregg
Unknown:
Cliff
Michelmore
: Streetwise
The third of eight programmes presented by Sarah KennedyAny intrusion into your home is alarming and potentially dangerous. What ploys do the con-men typically use to get into your house? And what should you do if you come home to find a burglar already inside? Self-defence teachers Mike Finn and Judith Lowe give some advice, and Judith teaches Sarah an easily learnt self-defence technique which could be useful in all kinds of threatening situations.
Production CLARE BRIGSTOCKE, JENNY ROGERS List of self-defence classes from Streetwise, BBCtv, London [Postcode removed] with envelope 14 x 9" and a 21p stamp
Contributors
Presented By:
Sarah
Kennedy
Unknown:
Mike
Finn
Unknown:
Judith
Lowe
Unknown:
Jenny
Rogers
: Songs of Praise
from Tewkesbury AbbeyTewkesbury is a town rich in history, with a wealth of outstanding architecture the finest example of which has to be the Abbey Church of St Mary the Virgin. This magnificent Norman building provides the setting for tonight's hymns, and among the local Christians Geoffrey Wheeler meets are Meriel Darby, whose study of Eastern medicine has brought her back to Western religion, and Harry Workman, who talks about how his life has changed over the past 50 years, since he founded one of the local dairies.
O worship the King (Hanover); Come, gracious Spirit (Hawkhurst); Guide me, O thou great Jehovah (Cwm Rhondda); Dear Lord and Father of mankind (Repton); Through all the changing scenes of life (Wiltshire): Jesu, lover of my soul (Aberystwyth); How great thou art!; Praise to the Lord (Praxis pietatis)
Conductor IAN FOX
Organist MICHAEL PETERSON
Prayer THE REV MICHAEL MOXON
Film director VALETTA STALLABRASS
Producer MICHAEL SHOESMITH
Series producer JIM MURRAY
BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Wheeler
Unknown:
Meriel
Darby
Unknown:
Harry
Workman
Organist:
Michael
Peterson
Unknown:
Michael
Moxon
Producer:
Jim
Murray
: One by One
A series of ten programmes based on the Zoo Vet books by DAVID TAYLOR 6: Time and Motion by ANTHONY READ starringDonald is getting used to being called out to strange kinds of animals. But what can anyone do when the owner is convinced of a cure ...
Music composed by MICHAEL OMER Script editor TED RHODES Designer JOHN COLEMAN
Produced by BILL SELLARS
Directed by CHRISTOPHER BAKER
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Taylor
Composed By:
Michael
Omer
Editor:
Ted
Rhodes
Designer:
John
Coleman
Produced By:
Bill
Sellars
Directed By:
Christopher
Baker
Maurice Webb:
Peter
Jeffrey
Paddy Reilly:
James
Ellis
Peter Raymond:
Jack
Hedley
Ethel Ledbetter:
Sonia
Graham
Don Turner:
And Rob
Heyland
Bart Croxley:
John
Judd
Jenny Blount:
Rosie
Kerslake
Helga Schultz:
Barbara
Kinghorn
Ted:
Peter
Lorenzelli
Kingston:
Barry
Stearn
Charlie Grigg:
Russell
Wootton
Mrs Woods:
Deirdre
Costello
Julie:
Cathy
George
: Mastermind
with Magnus MagnussonUniversity College, Cardiff, is host as three women and one man pit their wits against each other in the quest to become Mastermind 1984.
Diana Hadley (landscape gardener) Life and work of Sir Edwin Lutyens Margaret Harris (deputy head teacher) Life and work of Cecil Rhodes John Warner (retired) Anglo-Australian test matches 1920-1938 Primrose Wood (physiotherapist)
Lord Peter Wimsey novels of Dorothy L. Sayers
Director LAURENCE VULUAMY Producer ROGER MACKAY
Contributors
Unknown:
Diana
Hadley
Unknown:
Sir Edwin
Lutyens
Unknown:
Margaret
Harris
Unknown:
Lord Peter
Wimsey
Unknown:
Dorothy L.
Sayers
Director:
Laurence
Vuluamy
Producer:
Roger
MacKay
: Dynasty
The saga of the Carrington family returns starringThe Plea
Blake Carrington lies unconscious on a remote mountainside after his fierce struggle with Nick Toscanni - can Krystle find him in time? Alexis' wedding plans are delayed by Cecil's massive coronary - will she be thwarted in her bid to marry for power? Fallon and Jeff are devastated by the kidnapping of their baby - who has the missing child?
0 FEATURE: page 12
Contributors
Unknown:
Blake
Carrington
Unknown:
Nick
Toscanni
Blake Carrington:
John
Forsythe
Krystle:
Linda
Evans
Fallon:
Pamela Sue
Martin
Jeff:
John
James
Alexis:
Joan
Collins
Michael Torrance:
Gordon
Thomson
Cecil Colby:
Lloyd
Bochner
Claudia Blaisdel:
Pamela
Bellwood
Joseph:
Lee
Bergere
: That's Life
with Esther RantzenThe reporters are Bill Buckley
Gavin Campbell , Michael Groth And at the That's Life Newsdesk Doc Cox and Joanna Monro
Director BOB MARSLAND
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor GORDON WATTS
Contributors
Unknown:
Esther
Rantzen
Unknown:
Bill
Buckley
Unknown:
Gavin
Campbell
Unknown:
Michael
Groth
Unknown:
Joanna
Monro
Director:
Bob
Marsland
Producer:
Esther
Rantzen
Editor:
Gordon
Watts
: Everyman
The CreationHow did the universe begin? According to Genesis, God created the world in six days. According to science, the universe was born about 15 billion years ago in a moment of cataclysmic creation -the big bang.
But this theory leaves open the question: how did the bang happen in the first place? It is here that science has seemed to leave room for God - at least in the role of lighting the blue touch paper. But very recently some scientists have claimed that they can answer the ultimate question - how the universe appeared all on its own, out of nothing. Is this true? And what would be the implications if it is?
In this film Everyman uses advanced computer graphics to explain the latest developments in the scientific understanding of the creation, and talks to leading scientists, both religious and atheist, about the consequences of these developments for belief in God. Narrator Eugene Fraser Film editor TIM CAWSTON
Series producer DANIEL WOLF Producer MAX WHITBY
Contributors
Narrator:
Eugene
Fraser
: The World of Cooking
A series of 11 films 6: GermanyGermany is well-known for beer festivals, schnitzel and sauerkraut. But in the spa town of Bad Wurzach, Chef Helmut Abrell prepares other traditional dishes, including Maultaschen (pouches of dough filled with pork), perch stuffed with pike, and red-currant pie. Narrator Derek Cooper Presented for the BBC by PETER RIDING and CATHERINE ROBINS. A SCREENSCOPE production
Contributors
Unknown:
Helmut
Abrell
Narrator:
Derek
Cooper
Unknown:
Catherine
Robins.
: International Darts
Arrow ChemicalsBritish International
Championship
Scotland v England
TONY GUBBA introduces highlights of today's match, including coverage of the ladies' event.
: Weather
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