The Foolishness of God: a final reading by the author JOHN AUSTIN BAKER
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from The Sacred Heart Convent, Woldingham, Caterham, Surrey. Celebrant and preacher FR RICHARD L. STEWART, secretary, Roman Catholic Ecumenical Commission of England and Wales; assisted by FR AN1HONY CHURCHILL
Readings: Zephaniah 3, vv 16-20, 1 Timothy 2, vv 5-8; John 13, vv 1-15
Come down, 0 Love divine (Down Ampney)
Psalm 121: I rejoiced when I heard them say (Grail)
Where is love and loving kindness (Ubi Caritas) Ave verum (Mozart)
Of thy great love, Lord, let me sing
Choirmaster MICHAEL BURBIDGE Organist SISTER M. WARD
The action of the Mass described by FR PATRICK MCENROE

ROBERT MORLEY appeals on behalf of Shelter, the National Campaign for the Homeless.
Donations, preferably by crossed po or cheque, to: Robert Morley , Shelter[address removed]

Introduced by JIM PESTRIDGE
Planning Your Motoring Holiday NEVILLE POWLEY
Conversions, ' Mods ' and Rebuilds - the Purchase Tax position: a Customs Officer
Winter Driving in Sweden: GRAHAM GAULD at 11.43* the latest traffic report Producer ARTHUR PHILLIPS

A countrywide look at politics from outside Westminster Presented from Glasgow by GEORGE SCOTT
To telephone your comments during the programme ring: [number removed]

With a leisurely morning behind you, and Sunday dinner ahead, Cliff Michelmore invites you to liven up the midday scene. Ring him on [number removed]and put your questions on any subject under the sun, bar politics. to test his guests:
Marghanita Laski. writer and reviewer, whose special interest is words and their meanings Sir George Porter , Nobel Prize-winner and Director of the Royal Institution
Andrew Sinclair , historian and author of The Breaking of Bumbo and other books
[number removed](16 lines) will take calls from 11.0 am onward as well as while the programme is on the air. If you prefer, send your question in advance on a postcard with your telephone number to Whatever You Think, Room 4066, Broadcasting House, London WIA 1AA
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leads off this 60-minute up-to-the-minute report presented by Nicholas Woolley
Editor HARRY BROWN

visits Cheshire
(Repeated: Tuesday, 4.0 pm)

Three plays by Simon Raven about Athens during the Peloponnesian Wars, 5th c BC

ARTHUR NEGUS and BERNARD PRICE discuss listeners' questions With HUGH SCULLY
Producer PAMELA HOWE

In the High Arctic

Writing for the Blind: j. BRAD LEY HOSKISSON describes a method he has invented Introduced by DAVID SCOTT BLACKHALL Producer THENA HESHEL

Liphook, Hampshire
(Extd version: Wed, 7.30 pm)
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Panel: NICOLAS STACEY
DR WENDY GREENGROSS MOLLIE LEE
In the chair Jean Metcalfe Producer ELIZABETH SMITH

A musical quiz devised by EDWARD J. MASON and TONY SHRYANE
David Franklin and Frank Muir challenge
Ian Wallace and Denis Norden In the chair STEVE RACE
Recorded before an invited audience at the Commonwealth Institute, London
(Repeated: Thurs, 12.25 pm)

from Slough Community Centre, the residents of Slough put their questions on religion to: GEORGE WOODCOCK , former General Secretary of the TUC
JOHN PEEL, Radio 1 disc jockey TOM CHAPMAN , the Archbishop of Canterbury's adviser on industry
Chairman COLIN SEMPER
Producer RICHARD TITCHEN

Introduced by JOHN DUNN with ELIZABETH VAUGHAN (soprano) DAVID HUGHES (tenor)
NEILSON TAYLOR (baritone) BBC CHORUS
BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS conducted by James Lockhart Producer ROBERT BOWMAN
This programme of operatic ' Music to Remember ' includes excerpts from La Traviata, A Life for the Tsar, Aida, Tosca. (Photo: Lotte Meitner-Graf )

by HUGH WALPOLE dramatised in 12 episodes Book 1: Rogue Herries adapted for radio by SHAUN SUTTON
3: The Bright Turrets of Illion
(For full cast see Tues, 3.0 pm)

Themes and Variations from the History of the People in Britain, based upon their own words.
9: London
The noisy, sweaty streets, the overcrowding, the frenetic commercialism were already there in 17th-century London. But in those days too the broad, unbanked Thames flowed gently through a city that still contained large areas of countryside.
Composed and produced by DANIEL SNOWMAN under the direction of Dr Valerie Pearl , Reader in the History of London at University College, London, who also speaks the commentary.
Speakers for the People: LEN SHEPHERD, ERIC HUGHES, BILL FORDHAM, FAY SHANE. JACK BOEG, DAN COTTRELL. JIM O'CONNOR, ALAN HURFORD, MR WILLATS, FRED DOUGHTY, ARTHUR SNOWMAN. TERRY YARNELL, W. RICHARDS, JONATHAN POWER, MRS HASSOCK, G.O. PRITCHARD, MICHEL CANTIN, WILLIAM ROBERTS. VICTOR TOLLEY, BOB DELEW. RUDOLF STRAUSS. RICARDO ARAGNO. H. GILES, HANNA WEIL. OTTO HOLLANDER, TOM BROWN. JOHN PIPER, MARY PIPER, STANLEY WILSON. LAURENCE DELEW, ARTHUR PIPER, ALISON DELEW. VERA DELEW, REV E. LOASBY, CHARLES KINDRED, BUNTY KING. BEN DAVIES, ANTHONY RYE, EDGAR ANSTEY
Producer for the voices of the People CHARLES PARKER. assisted by JOHN MERSON and JON CROOK
The series of 26 programmes created in the BBC Radiophonic Workshop by MICHAEL MASON
(Further details: Wed, 3.45 pm)

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