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Science Workshop Floating: 2
Presenters DAVID HARGREAVES MALCOLM MCFEE , LILIAN EVANS Guest STUART WELFORD Director JOHN CHAPPLE
Producer MICHAEL COYLE

Contributors

Presenters:
David Hargreaves
Presenters:
Malcolm McFee
Presenters:
Lilian Evans
Unknown:
Stuart Welford
Director:
John Chapple
Producer:
Michael Coyle

A See-Saw programme
Presented by SAM DALE. Hit and Miss Close your eyes and see if you can draw a complete circle. Then draw a target and see if, with your eyes shut, you can hit the bull's eye.
In the story sung by CAROL LEADER an arrow has some near-misses on its way to a hit.

Contributors

Presented By:
Sam Dale.
Sung By:
Carol Leader

starring Brian Cant in an entertainment of jokes, comedy and music. with Delia Morgan, Alex Norton, Janine Sharp and Jonathan Cohen with the Play Away Band.

Contributors

Unknown:
Brian Cant
Unknown:
Delia Morgan
Unknown:
Alex Norton
Unknown:
Janine Sharp
Pianist/Musical Arrangements:
Jonathan Cohen
Director:
Anne Gobey
Producer:
Anne Reay

with the latest news and information on our wildlife, with Su Ingle and Michael Jordan.
It's one of our rarest, most elusive, beautiful and aggressive animals. And your chances of seeing one in the wild are virtually nil. It's the pine marten, and Mike comes face-to-face with one in Scotland. In Northern Ireland Su and Mike hire a boat to go and watch a colony of common seals.
Do you and your friends ever carry out wildlife projects? What about your school? If you do, or if you want to have a go at encouraging wildlife, then tune in today when Wildtrack announces the start of a national award scheme.
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Contributors

Presenter:
Su Ingle
Presenter:
Michael Jordan
Producer:
Mike Beynon

starring
Jay North
Martin Milner , Andy Devine
Chris is a boy who loves animals and hates zoos. Miserable when his pet mountain lion is locked up, he turns a whole zoo full of animals loose in his city-with alarming results. The havoc he causes means elephants in garages, monkeys in the toyshop and a zebra in the kitchen as dozens of animals steal the scenes in this hilarious adventure-comedy.
Screenplay by ART ARTHUR
From a story by ELGIN CIAMPI
Produced and directed by IVAN TORS

Contributors

Unknown:
Jay North
Unknown:
Martin Milner
Unknown:
Andy Devine
Play By:
Art Arthur
Story By:
Elgin Ciampi
Directed By:
Ivan Tors
Chris Carlyle:
Jay North
Dr Del Hartwood:
Martin Milner
Branch Hawksbill:
Andy Devine
Isobel Moon:
Joyce Meadows
Adam Carlyle:
Jim Davis
Anne Carlyle:
Dorothy Green
Wilma Carlyle:
Karen Green
Councilman Pew:
Vaughn Taylor
Sgt Freebee:
John Milford
Councilman Lawrence:
Tris Coffin
Chief of Police:
Merritt Bohn
Sheriff:
Robert Clarke
Mr Richardson:
Percy Helton

The Call of the Mild
Bobby's ' rugged ' lumberjack beer commercial inspires the cabbies with romantic notions of a back-to-nature, mountain holiday.

Contributors

Alex:
Starring Judd Hirsch
Bobby:
With Jeff Conaway
Tony Banta:
Tony Danza
Louie de Palma:
Danny Devito
Elaine Nardo:
Marilu Henner
Latka Gravas:
Andy Kaufman
Reverend Jim:
Christopher Lloyd

Introduced by Harry Carpenter Rugby League:
The State Express
Challenge Cup Final
Replay
Hull v Widnes
Hull staged a dramatic comeback at Wembley to draw the Final at 14-14 after trailing 6-14 well into the second half. They haven't won this famous trophy since 1914 and tonight at Elland Road in Leeds they try again. Commentators
RAY FRENCH and ALEX MURPHY FA Cup Preview:
Cup finals in England and Scotland are just three days away, and Sportsnight looks forward to the great occasions, Tottenham Hot-spur against Queen's Park Rangers at Wembley, and Rangers against Aberdeen at Hampden Park.
Plus highlights of the VEFA Cup Final - second-leg - between S V HAMBURG and IFK GOTHENBURG.
TV presentation:
Rugby League NICK hunter Producer jim reside
Editor HAROLD ANDERSON
(The Cup Final features on the cover o/ next week's RADIO times.)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Harry Carpenter
Unknown:
Alex Murphy
Editor:
Harold Anderson

The Beaminster and District Gardens and Allotments Society goes to Chelsea
Reporter John Pitman
The members of a gardening club in Dorset are given the chance to design a garden for Chelsea, the greatest flower show on earth.
The garden was entirely planned and stocked by the amateurs, though they were advised by professionals like Percy Thrower, Geoffrey Smith and Bill Sower-butts.
In the end, the little local society compete with professional nursery-men from all over the world and try to win a coveted gold medal.
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN
DirectorNICK bandel

Contributors

Reporter:
John Pitman
Producer:
Esther Rantzen
Director:
Nick Bandel

BBC One London

About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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