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Today's story:
Mr Duster and Mrs Scarf by NANCY QUAYLE Presenters:
Susan Mosco , Johnny Ball
Storytime from Play School, 25p, from bookshops
Contributors
Unknown:
Mr
Duster
Unknown:
Mrs
Scarf
Unknown:
Nancy
Quayle
Unknown:
Susan
Mosco
Unknown:
Johnny
Ball
A series of ten programmes presented by ANNE LAPPING and MICHAEL REINHOLD
8: Does the Local Council care?
Everyone needs some looking after as they grow old. But are our health and local Government services fulfilling their objectives to the elderly and, if not, why?
This programme was recorded before the freeze on local government spending that was announced recently. But the responsibility for providing sheltered housing and home helps for the elderly still rests with your local council.
Director ranis JF.I.I.EV
Series editor PETER RIDING
Contributors
Presented By:
Anne
Lapping
Unknown:
Michael
Reinhold
Editor:
Peter
Riding
A series of five programmes 3: Who runs the schools?
Every one of Britain's 33,000 schools has a managing body of some kind, composed mainly of lay people. Most parents don't know who sits on the managing or governing body of their children's schools - and the role of this body isn't clearly defined. Demands for more power now come from several quarters - parents, teachers, politicians, and pupils. Should they all have a say? Presenter SUE LAWLEY
Producer SUZANNE. DAVIES
Series editor GORDON CROTON
The first of two programmes 1: Going it
Alone JOHN TOVEY runs his own hotel and restaurant overlooking Lake Windermere. This film looks at his ideas for getting the best out of his staff and for improving service to customers.
Commentary DEREK cooper
Producer IAN WOOLF
7.29-7.30 Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Alone John
Tovey
with Ludovic Kennedy , Robin Day Richard Kershaw , Angela Rippon
After the news a Newsday Profile of Hon Michael Manley , Prime Minister of Jamaica, who reflects on his life, racialism, colonialism and the development of his country-
Producer CHRISTOPIIEK CAPRON
Contributors
Unknown:
Ludovic
Kennedy
Unknown:
Robin
Day
Unknown:
Richard
Kershaw
Unknown:
Angela
Rippon
Unknown:
Michael
Manley
Producer:
Christopiiek
Capron
starring
The Conflict: Part 2
Contributors
John-Boy:
Richard
Thomas
Olivia Walton:
Michael
Learned
John Walton:
Ralph
Waite
Grandpa:
Will
Geer
Grandma:
Ellen
Corby
by Mrs Gaskell
The BBC2 Serial: dramatised in four parts by David Turner
Margaret Hale is pleased to be leaving London to live with her parents in Hampshire. She is unaware that an even longer journey is in store.
Title music composed and conducted by Dudley Simpson
Script editor Betty Willingale
Designer Tim Harvey
Producer Martin Lisemore
Director Rodney Bennett
Contributors
Author:
Mrs
Gaskell
Dramatised by:
David
Turner
Title music composed and conducted by:
Dudley
Simpson
Script Editor:
Betty
Wilmngale
Designer:
Tim
Harvey
Producer:
Martin
Lisemore
Director:
Rodney
Bennett
Margaret Hale:
Rosalind
Shanks
Edith Shaw:
Gail
Harrison
Henry Lennox:
Ian
Marter
Mr Hale:
Robin
Bailey
Mrs Hale:
Kathleen
Byron
Dixon:
Peggy Ann
Wood
John Thornton:
Patrick
Stewart
Mrs Thornton:
Rosalie
Crutchley
Bessy Higgins:
Barbara
Hickmott
Mary Higgins:
Ginette
McDonald
Nicholas Higgins:
Norman
Jones
Public Television in America
Would you pay L2,000 for an ' Upstairs Downstairs '-style dinner served by a butler and maid? Recently a lady in New York did just that, to support the cause of better television. The dinner was one of 7,000 items offered on a Public Broadcasting Television station's auction to raise money. There are 260 of these television stations in America providing a cultural and educational alternative to the hard-selling commercial networks. They are financed by the Government, local organisations and the public themselves.
FRANK GiLLARD introduces this unique service and some of its programmes.
Producer maryse adbison
Contributors
Introduces:
Frank
Gillard
In fifty years when peace outshines Remembrance of the battle lines,
Adventurous lads will sigh and cast Proud looks upon the plundered past. (SIEGFRIED SASSOON)
Henry Williamson , writer and old soldier, is 80 today. He is a born storyteller and in this programme he recalls some of his strange and moving experiences during the First World War.
Written and narrated by PATRICK GARLAND
Producer TRISTRAM powell
Contributors
Unknown:
Henry
Williamson
Unknown:
Patrick
Garland
Producer:
Tristram
Powell
Angela Rippon ; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Angela
Rippon
DAVID DAvis reads Down from the branches fall the leaves from ' Mediaeval Latin Lyrics translated by HELEN WADDELL
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Davis
Translated By:
Helen
Waddell