Story : The King's New Crown by SHEILA ARCHER Presenters
Miranda Connell , Don Spencer
Storytime from Play School. 25p. from bookshops

Weather

3: Dinorwic Slate Quarry with Kenneth Hudson
Under the shadow of Snowdon stands a gaunt stone fortress but this building had no military purpose. It was, in fact, the head-quarters of the Dinorwic Slate Quarry. Here in this isolated valley was a totally self-contained industry which trained its own skilled men and maintained its own massive machines - the Welsh slate industry.
Producer RAY SUTCLIFFE

Artist in a Cornish Harbour
Jack Pender lives in Mousehole, a village which he feels has lost its identity. In his paintings of its boats and harbour he recaptures the feeling of those days when it was still a thriving fishing port. ' No matter what I start out to paint, it always ends up a boat.'
Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY Director JOHN MERRITT (Bristol)

A film series starring and The Calf
The struggle to make enough to live on becomes even tougher for the Waltons. And John faces a distressing situation ...
Based on EARL HAMNER JR'S autobiographical novel Spencer's Mountain Executive producer LEE RICH

A musical quiz
Joseph Cooper as questionmaster invites you to match your musical wits against
Aiianna Stassinopoulos
Robin Ray , Patrick Moore
Guest musician Roy Henderson
Director DENIS MORIARTY Producer WALTER TODDS

A Noah's Ark for Europe
How can we save our wild animals?
As animal habitats continue to be destroyed, traditional methods of conservation could prove inadequate. We must find new and additional methods.
Threatened species like the otter, lynx, eagle owl and wolf, and many others, must be taken into captivity and bred effectively into large colonies. Some breeders have already taken the initiative and are achieving remarkable results.
The programme includes recent work with Sir Peter Scott at
Slimbridge, with Philip Wayre at the Norfolk Wildlife Park, and in zoos and animal reservations in England, Sweden and Germany. Narrator FRANK GILLARD
Editor BRUCE NORMAN
Producer STEPHEN ROSE

Five writers invite you to come to the party -and see what happens. 4: Something Down There is Crying by ADRIAN MITCHELL
The girl singer is unhappy with this stockbroker-belt engagement anyway. But the chimp imprisoned in the cellar is the limit. She sings a fierce protest -with bewildering results.
Script editor ROBERT BUCKLER Designer PETER SEDDON ProducerHERBERT WISE Director BRIAN FARNHAM

Presented by Peter Dorling Weather

Musicians' Action Group Jazz.... Nobody's Child
Is jazz the forgotten branch of music ... the music that the industry and media ignore? A group of leading jazz musicians who strongly believe this to be so present their case and illustrate it with their music - the jazz of 1974. Making a music stand: page 4 Stan Tracey at the QEH, the first of two programmes : next Monday, Radio 3