7.5 Beginning Reading

7.30 Argument on Television: 1

9;5 Engineering Craft Studies Keeping in Place
9.35 Exploring Science Life Goes On
9-58 Let's Go. 14: Let's Go and Lend a Hand
10.12 Words and Pictures
A New Home for Snowball
10.30-10.50 Home Economics 5: Animal Foods and Choices produced by MICHAEL COYLE
11-2 Science All Around Bottles

11.40 Resource Unit 11-13: History The Country of the Setting Sun Written and presented by ROBERT ERSKINE
Producer JILL SHEPPARD
12.5 pm Russian -
Language and People
1 he Russian Alphabet: 5 last Monday on BBC2, repeated next Sunday on BBCl)

Weather JIM BACON

including The Energy Dilemma: Geoffrey Pardoe looks at that most controversial of all forms of energy - nuclear power.

With the PLAYBOARD PUPPET THEATRE and CHRISTOPHER LILLICRAP

2.1 Watch. Robinson Crusoe - Boatbuilding
2.18 Near and Far
Not on the Level
2.40 Communicate!
5: Inside Radio

A series of ten programmes Presented by ANN LADBURY 6:Shirts and Blouses
Director PAULA GILDER
Producer JENNY ROGERS 'First shown on BBC2)

Wise Quack

with Cyd Hayman
Oriental Folk Tales
Today: The Greedy Polecat
' I suppose you think I stole the nuts? ' said the polecat. 'As a matter of fact,' replied the hare, 'your name wasn't mentioned, but I wouldn't be surprised if you did gobble the lot up.' How can the animals teach the greedy polecat a lesson?
Pictures by GILLIAN CHAPMAN

with Tony Hart
COLIN BENNETT and Morph Tony 's attempts at a small splash painting lead to a surprise visit from an old ' Woofenpuss '. The Caretaker tries to repair the damage, and gets involved in a large splash painting. Morph, meanwhile, has trouble communicating with his friend, Chas.
Director CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON Producer PATRICK DOWLING

Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman

With FRANK BOUGH, SUE LAWLEY
HUGH SCULLY , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS

Bugs Bunny gets needled by a busybody Cupid's random mismatching and scents a perfect revenge, Pepe Le Pew!
Executive producer HAL GEER

brings you live from Lake Placid
The Opening Ceremony of the XIII Winter Olympic Games uavta Coleman describes this evening's colourful occasion from the small mountain village in upper New York State that will Play host to the world's best winter sportsmen and women for 11 days of supreme competition. The Parade of National Teams The Opening of the Games
The Arrival of the Olympic Torch
The Lighting of the Olympic Flame The Olympic Oath is taken by an American competitor.
World attention will be focused on Lake Placid where PRESIDENT CARTER - who has urged America's athletes to boycott the summer games in Moscow - is due to open the winter games in the presence of a large Soviet team. And at 8.35*
From the Olympic venues the BBC commentary team of ALAN WEEKS, DAVID VINE , RON PICKERING and TONY GUBBA report on the personalities to watch out for when competition starts tomorrow.
Television presentation by the AMERICAN BROADCASTING COMPANY Film producer BOB ABRAHAMS Editors JONATHAN MARTIN and HAROLD ANDERSON

by the Labour Party

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

The feature film starring
Gene Hackman Fernando Rey
Assigned to help the French police smash a heroin gang operating in Marseilles, Popeye ' Doyle finds that his reputation as a tough New Yorker has preceded him. Gradually he earns the respect of the local police as he sets about tracking down his old adversary - Charnier. This exciting sequel to The French Connection was largely shot on location and contains a memorable climax in the chase around the harbour at Marseilles.
Screenplay by ROBERT DILLON , LAURIE DILLON and ALEXANDER JACOBS Produced by ROBERT I.ROSEN ..
Directed by JOHN FRANKENHEIMER
(First showing on British television) films: page 19