7.05 Educational Decision-making
7.30 TV as a Source
with DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and PATRICIA HAYES
ROSEMARY LEACH
NORMAN ROSSINGTON
Script BARRY TOOK
Book (same title), £1.00, from bookshops
Weather KEITH BEST
including
Ken Hutchings 's Country Fare and Craftsman in Action
Editor TERRY BOBSON
Introduced by Christopher Neil.
You and Me Book 3 accompanies the afternoon programmes, 28p from bookshops
2.15 Television Club The Long Childhood
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2.40 Going to Work
The Electricity Industry
Programme 7. Presented by ROY HUDD and IRENE THOMAS
Story: Rub-n-Dub-Dub by DOROTHY EDWARDS Presenters:
JULIE STEVENS , JOHN COLDER
with Ronald Pickup
The Moon on the Water by NINA WARNER HOOKE
Today: Fernanda's story
with John Noakes , Peter Purves and Lesley Judd
Producer JOHN ADCOCK
Assistant editor ROSEMARY GILL Editor BIDDY BAXTER
It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown
A comedy cartoon series.
by OLIVER POSTGATE. Cold
Pictures by PETER FIRMIN
Story told by OLWEN GRIFFITHS
ANTHONY JACKSON and OLIVER POSTGATE Music by VERNON ELLIOTT
Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman
News and views in your region tonight. Then the national scene presented by MICHAEL BARRATT , FRANK BOUGH
BOB WELLINGS and DILYS MORGAN
Producers RONALD NEIL
GORDON WATTS, HUGH WILLIAMS
Deputy editor STUART WILKINSON Editor JOHN GAU
(Regional details as Monday)
Today's usual unusual programme includes a recipe to enable you to get ahead of the neighbours.
Mystery recipe
1 square paper towel
6 sheets 'man-sized' tissues
Small packet [dot]
Plastic sandwich box
Cellulose wallpaper paste
Clean, cold water
Line bottom of sandwich box with paper tissues and cover this with a piece of paper towel. Soak it all in water, then pour away the excess. Take the [dot] and sprinkle sparely over the wet towel.
Cover the box and put it in a warm spot (not the airing cupboard - that might be too hot). Check the box every day; [dot] should be ready in one or two days; [dot] in four days and [dot] in nine days. You can tell when they're ready because a small [dot] will have appeared on about half of them. When this happens wash the [dot] into a fine sieve to remove them from the towel.
Take the cellulose paste (making sure that it doesn't contain fungicide) and make up half-a-pint to half the manufacturer's recommended strength. When the mixture is smooth put the [dot] into half of it and pour the other half on top. Mix in gently with fingers until it looks like frogspawn.
Take a wide-nozzled icing syringe or a strong polythene bag with a tiny piece of the corner cut off and fill with the jelly-like mixture. Decide where you want your [dot] and squeeze out the jelly in a very thin line. Cover as usual but don't press down. Keep nice and moist while waiting to see what happens.
What is [dot]?
Raymond Baxter, William Woollard Michael Rodd and Judith Hann report on [dot] and other news of the years ahead.
Introduced by David Hamilton.
Top of the Pops Orchestra, Pan's People
by John Chapman and Eric Merriman
Starring Terry Scott and June Whitfield
Great news! Son Frank is coming home on leave from Hong Kong with his fiancee. But the generation gap is still as wide.
in Paddy Boyle 's Discharge by JAMES MITCHELL with ' You remember the last time we were hungry, Matt? ... There was you and me and Paddy Boyle and Charlie Stobbs. And we made up our minds didn't we? Come what may, we said, we're not going to starve.'
Cast in order of appearance:
Series created by JAMES MITCHELL
Script editor WILLIAM HUMBLE
Designer GEOFFREY PATTERSON
Director LEONARD LEWIS
with Richard Whitmore and Richard Baker and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather
A weekly programme on the arts introduced by Humphrey Burton This edition includes:
The Theatre of Charles Marowitz
'An audience is like the implacable face of a stopped clock ... art must occasionally give it a good shake to get it ticking again.' Marowitz is an American innovator with a European reputation. He talks about his approach to theatre, with excerpts from his recent productions.
The National Youth Jazz Orchestra The big band sound,' as uniquely interpreted by the 26-piece Orchestra under their founder and director BILL ASHTON. Prior to their first American tour, they visit the Omnibus studio.
Marowitz director MICHAEL MACINTYRE
Jazz Orchestra director TONY STAVEACRE Designer KEITH CHEETHAM Producer BARRIE GAVIN
Editor MICHAEL BUNCE
