6.55 Pathways in the Brain

7.20 Weekend Outlook

(to 7.25)

9.30 Subtitle Slot: Science Workshop: Fish 'B'
(Shown on Wednesday at 2.18 pm)

9.52 Sex Education: Someone New
A series on growing and human reproduction for 8-10 year olds.
(Shown on Tuesday at 10.10 am)

10.15 Child Care and Parenthood: A New Arrival
To have or not have children, when, in what sort of circumstances? Many babies are carefully planned and prepared for, others come unexpectedly. Parents-to-be consider the impact a baby may have on their lives.
(Repeat)

10.40 Mindstretchers: Solutions: Package Deal
Wrapping a single egg with two sheets of paper, or one of card, can involve a number of construction techniques.

10.45 Pages from Ceefax

11.22 Computer Club: The Computer and the Mariner
Bringing a large oil tanker into port is no joke, especially if you have never done it before. How can a computer make up for a mariner's lack of experience?
(Rpt)

11.44 Politics and You: Put it to the Vote
A parliamentary by-election, school council, and a boy's club where all members have a say in how the club is run, are all examples of voting. But why should you bother to vote, does it give you any power, and how do you actually become an 'elector'?

12.5 Will Tomorrow Work?: Patterns of Change
An examination of the future of work in a post-industrial society.
(Repeat)

12.30 Pages from Ceefax

1.38 Office Studies: 2: Keeping in Touch
A series for students following courses in secretarial and office studies
A switchboard operator, receptionists, and a personal secretary talk about their work.
(Repeat)

2.0-2.20 Scene: Personal View: Victoria Wood
'It's the work I enjoy the most making people laugh.' 'I wasn't very good as an adolescent!' On tour and at home with the writer, entertainer and. successful working woman.
(Shown yesterday at 10.34 am)

2.30 English File: Language in Action: Writing Stories
Farrukh Dhondy helps a group of students from Haverstock Comprehensive School to shape and develop ideas for stories following a visit to the village of Cookham.
(Repeat)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Pigsy, King and God
On their hazardous journey to India, the pilgrims pass through many strange lands. When Pigsy is hailed as a god and offered the Kingdom of the Red Hog, his companions are sceptical but Pigsy's head is turned to stone.
English version directed by MICHAEL BAKEWELL for WORLD WIDE SOUND, London
Produced by NTV and KOKUSAI HOEI

continues the season of films featuring EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS 'S legendary jungle hero starring
Johnny Weissmuller Brenda Joyce
While fishing Tarzan lands an unexpected catch: the beautiful, young, mermaid-like girl Mara, who has fled from the pearl-fishing village of Aquatania to escape marriage to a villain posing as the living god Balu.
Screenplay by CARROLL YOUNG Produced by SOL LESSER
Directed by ROBERT FLOREY
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Manoeuvres
Mek and his friend Krek, the frog, once again find that joy has no place in military life. Directed by bortvoj DOVNIKOVIC A ZAGREB film production

Presented by Professor Heinz Wolff In a weed-filled canal in Shropshire the Egg Race teams prepare to sail their craft. The only problem (and it is a major one) is that the craft were designed as motorcars!
This is one of the biggest tasks that Heinz has ever set, and as usual the teams more than do him justice.
Guest judge Harry Arnold Director JUUE harrup Producer CHARLES HUFF

The Hunting Party
The story of a race between a band of Aborigines and Australian SAS Army Reserves.
These two parties set out to cross, on foot, more than 50 miles of the tough tropical terrain in Northern
Australia. The soldiers have compasses, maps, two-way radios and rifles as well as water bottles. The Aborigines - led by the Aboriginal actor, David Guilpilil , and accompanied by one of Australia's top TV personalities,
Michael Willesee - have their spears and woomeras, but also the bush lore passed down from their ancestors.
The result illustrates not just their respective survival skills, but their very different attitudes to life and its priorities.
Presented for the BBC by VIVIANA WOODRUFF
Series editor ANTHONY ISAACS A TRANSMEDIA Production

from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton and John Kelly
Early May, and it's time to think of planting greenhouse tomatoes, while those lawns which may have suffered badly from the ravages of winter will benefit from attention.
Joy Ellison is on hand to give expert advice on the care and propagation of African violets, and there is a demonstration of an easy-to-use amateur hydroponics unit.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON Production assistant CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
(Plant list on Ceefax page 261)

The BBC Television
International Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall
On the rolling parkland of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire's home at
Chatsworth, shepherds and farmers from England,
Scotland, Wales and Ireland have gathered with their dogs, to match their skills of control and stamina.
Heat 1: England The competitors
CHARLIE RELPH with Garry TOT LONGTON with Jess JOHN THOMAS with Don Technical co-ordinator
STEVE WHTTAKER
Director MICHAEL KERR Producer IAN SMITH
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starring
Outline Fever
James T. Hart finds himself the most sought after of the returning second-year students by freshmen eager to acquire the outline he had written for Professor Kingsfield's class on contract law. The new students quickly learn their first lesson that in law - as well as relationships-there are no easy short cuts to success. Written by JOHN JAY OSBORN JR Directed by JACK BENDER

11.25 Weatherview

starring
Bolwieser's inflated self-esteem depends on his wealthy wife.
Everyone else knows of Hanni's extramarital affairs, but he would rather commit perjury than lose face.
Screenplay by RAINER WERNER FASSBINDER from the novel by OSKAR MARIA GRAF Directed by RAINER WERNER FASSBINDER (A Germanlilm with English subtitles)
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