6.25 Adolf Loos. 8.50 Modulation. 7.15 Principles of Caste. 7.40 Central Place Theory 8.5 Polluted Water. 8.30 The Conservative Government 1970-72.

A See-Saw programme.

A magazine programme for Asian viewers with news from the community and music.
Producer MAHENDRA KAUL
Director KRISHAN GOULD. BBC Birmingham

A five-part series. At this, the third meeting, JOY DAWSON reviews some of her decisions since taking over a vehicle conversion company. Club chairman IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS
Director MARY SPRENT
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN (Repeat)
Booklet, £1.35 from Business Club, [address removed]

A series of five programmes which looks at a number of language departments that are having some success in their own terms.
3: Thomas Becket Upper School, Northampton
Producer ROBERT CLAMP
Director SUSANNA CAPON

A series of four programmes 2: Talking About Work
At Regent's Park School. Southampton, pupils report back on three weeks' work experience; at Springfield School, Middlesbrough, employers and trade unions come to explore ways of making the curriculum relevant to work. Presented by BRIAN REDHEAD
Researcher miki HUTCHINSON Producer IAN woolf
For background notes, send a large sae to: [address removed]

A series of five films 2: To Give it a Whirl
TOM VERNON leams to sail, and looks at other people learning for pleasure - in evening classes, pigeon lofts and Kendo clubs.
Produced by TONY MATTHEWS
Directed by CHRIS LINT

A series of eight programmes 5: Le coup de foudre
MARIANNE LAWRENCE presents a lighthearted look at the French in love, in Love at first sight.
Research JANE COTTAVE
Production susan PATON

A third series of ten programmes

Playing with Fire
An ecumenical Whit Sunday celebration from
The Central Church, Swindon.
Central Church is the result of a remarkable experiment in which five separate congregations came together. It is staffed by a team of clergy - from the Church of England, Baptist, Methodist and United Reformed Churches - who, with the lay worship group, lead this service.
Organist JOHN GARSIDE
Choirmaster KENNETH POWELL Sound GEOFF DAVIES
LightingJOHN WIGGINS
Television presentation RAYMOND short

Pluto and Goofy take a Hawaiian vacation. Chip and Dale teach Pluto the meaning of Christmas and a lazy western pony tricks Donald into a bull ride.
A WALT DISNEY production

A Western series starring Leif Erickson as Big John Cannon, Cameron Mitchell as Buck Cannon, Mark Slade as Blue, Linda Cristal as Victoria, Henry Darrow as Manolito

Manolito rescues a beautiful senorita in distress -and for the first time in his carefree life really falls in love.

Part 2
Introduced by Noel Edmonds
A further selection of the very best music from the final series of Swap Shop, including:
Adam and the Ants, Toyah, Altered Images, Duran Duran Human League, Depeche Mode, Tight Fit, Haircut 100, Status Quo and many, many more!

with Jan Leeming Weatherman

The story of two sisters by JANE AUSTEN dramatised in seven episodes by ALEXANDER BARON starring
3: Just as it seems that Willoughby and Marianne must be about to announce their engagement, he departs for London, leaving her bewildered and desolate.
From an outline by DENIS CONSTANDUROS Music composed and conducted by DUDLEY SIMPSON
Producer BARRY LETTS
Directed by RODNEY BENNETT * Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Just as it seems that Willoughby and Marianne are about to annouce their engagement, he departs for London, leaving her bewildered and desolate.

starring
John Wayne
Jennifer O'Neill Jack Elam
Chris Mitchum
Following a daring bullion robbery by Confederate soldiers, Colonel Cord McNally vows revenge. Most importantly he determines to find the two traitorous northerners who were responsible for the death of his best friend and fellow cavalry officer. The search takes him to the town of Rio Lobo and a final confrontation.
Screenplay by BURTON WOHL and LEIGH BRACKETT
Produced and directed by HOWARD HAWKS Films: page 11

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

Old-time Music-hall from the stage of the famous City Varieties Theatre, Leeds (by arrangement with Stanley and Michael Joseph ) Chairman Leonard Sachs introduces Roy Castle
Valerie Mastcrson , Richard StUgoe Sheila Bernette , Larry Parker
Stella Moray , Dorecn Hermitage Guest artist Vince Hill
Members of the Players Theatre, London
PENNY RIGDEN, PETER SUTHERLAND NICOLA KIMBER , CHRIS CONNAH
LISA WESTCOTT , GRAHAM RICHARDS DEBBIE GOODMAN , MARTYN KNIGHT
Choreography DOREEN HERMITAGE
Musical director BERNARD HERRMANN Producer BARNEY COLEHAN BBC Manchester

A series of eight programmes
The treatment of mental illness in the National Health Service investigated by Dr Alan Maryon-Davis . 5:Depressive Illness
It is the most common reason for psychiatric care. Sometimes a severe depression lifts within a few weeks of treatment. However, depressive illness can recur and in a few cases be totally unresponsive to all forms of treatment.
Research GILL GREENE
Producer DAVID CORDINGLEY

from Hickstead
Highlights of today's
.main class, The Everest Double Glazing Trophy, with £2,000 going to the winner, plus all the news on the build-up to the World Championships, now only nine days away. Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators
RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD and STEPHEN HADLEY

and The Mandrell Sisters
Guest stars Glen Campbell and Alabama with the Krofft Puppet Band
Produced by ERNEST CHAMBERS
A KROFFT ENTERTAINMENT production