6.5 Maths Modelling: Sandcastles
6.30 Psychology: Production Systems
6.55 Images: Viewing with Electrons
7.20 Organic Chemistry: Polymers
7.45 Dominance and Subordinacy

RICHARD PITMAN introduces coverage of the first four races on day one of this two-day meeting.
2.30 The Daily Mirror Apprentice Championship Stakes (6f)
3.0 The Trusthouse Forte Hungerford Stakes (7f 60yds. Round Course) The richest race of the season for this specialist distance.
3.30 The Washington Singer Stakes (7f. Straight Course)
4.0 The Brightwalton Stakes (Handicap. 1m Round Course)
Commentators JULIAN WILSON
JIMMY LINDLEY and JOHN HANMER
Television presentation KEITH PHILLIPS

The Benson and Hedges Open
TONY GUBBA introduces live coverage from Fulford Golf Club in York.

helps you plan your weekend by previewing daytime programmes of special interest from the Open University. This week's selection includes A Woman's Place and Scenes from 'The Man of Mode'. Producer PIP SURGEY
A BBC/Open University production

An investigation into the relationships between 20th-century prose fiction, especially the work of Virginia Woolf, and the Impressionist and post-Impressionist movements in art. Producer ROGER THOMPSON
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The feature film starring
Robert Mitchum , Genevieve Page Victor Danemore , a mysteriously wealthy resident of the Riviera, dies suddenly of a heart attack. When his former press agent, Dave Bishop , learns about a document relating to the dead man he is drawn into a trail across Europe where he uncovers the dark secret of Danemore's past involvement with Nazi agents and finds himself embroiled in a plot of blackmail and murder.
Written, produced and directed by SHELDON REYNOLDS Films: page 13

Acute water shortage in Britain results not just from the lack of our usual rain, but from the demands of our huge population. The Australian view of drought is different. Their land is sparsely populated, and it's the driest of inhabited continents.
Is the most recent dramatic cycle of extended drought, horrifying bush fires and ensuing floods part of a natural order, or a series of unnatural catastrophes? Australian film-makers Tristram Miall and Robert Loader explore the Aboriginal attitude to drought, examine modern theories of its causes, and chronicle its impact on the plants and animals, and on the people.
Narrator Hugh Keays-Byrne Film editor MICHAEL BALSON
A GOLDEN DOLPHIN production

'You have five seconds in which to summarise the plot of Verdi's Aida' poses musical chairman Steve Race to John Amis who partners Frank Muir against
Ian Wallace and Denis Norden in tonight's edition of the popular musical challenge.
Television presentation DOUGLAS HESPE

from the Liverpool Garden Festival
Gardeners' World offers its own special tribute to the International Garden Festival when Geoff Hamilton and Clay Jones look round some of the most interesting gardens from which good practical gardening ideas can be obtained. But the Festival isn't just about gardening, it is a family entertainment, and in this specially extended programme our regular presenters are joined by the popular Merseyside group The Spinners.
Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Executive producer JOHN KENYON Producer DENIS w GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
'Plant list on Ceefax page 261

The Wedding
It's Rhoda's big day - and if her mother is given half a chance it will be her big day too!
Written by NORMAN barasch , CARROLL MOORE , DAVID LLOYD , LORENZO MUSIC , ALLAN BURNS and JAMES L. BROOKS
Directed by ROBERT MOORE

1: In the Beginning Was the Word ... James Cameron, one of the outstanding figures of British journalism, has earned universal respect for his courage in working in dangerous places, but even more for his forthright reporting and fearless independence of view. In this series he analyses his career, revisiting places of historical and political significance, re-assessing his views in the light of present experience.
'I was terribly cross sometimes, and very unhappy sometimes, and frequently very lonely. But what other job could I have done where I could whizz all over the world at somebody else's expense, meeting people of significance who wouldn't have had the time of day for me as an individual-but who did have some time for me as a newspaperman?'
In this first programme James Cameron traces his career from his early days in journalism to his first tentative steps in television.
Film editor DAVID LEE
Executive producer ANTHONY ISAACS Producer JENNY CROPPER
* FEATURE: page 66 Woddis On.... page 69
*Subtitles on Ceefax page 270

Thirty minutes of non-stop music, with songs from Kymm and tuba solos from John Fletcher. The Agnes Street Band conductor Ernest Ruddock
Designer JOHN ARMSTRONG Lighting GEORGE CAMPBELL Sound RICK LAWRENCE
Production ALAN TONGUE BBC Northern Ireland