An excerpt from
Come out the wilderness by BRUCE KENRICK
Reader, YSANNE CHURCHMAN

and Programme News

Reports from Britain and overseas

Hymns of your choosing sung by school choirs from all over the country
Introduced by RONALD ALLISON

from the Parish Church of Leigh, Lancs.
Preacher,
THE VEN. LEONARD TYLER Archdeacon of Rochdale
Lessons:
Epislle: 1 Peter 2, vv 19-25 Gospel: St. John 10, vv 11-16
Hymns (English Hymnal):
The God of Love my Shepherd is (93)
Ye choirs of New Jerusalem (139) Alleluia. hearts to heaven (127)
Organist, Stanley Eastwood

Roman Fever by EDITH WHARTON abridged for broadcasting
Read by MARY WIMBUSH
Alida Slade had always thought strange that her quiet friend Grace Ansley should have such an accomplished daughter. But she soon dis covered when they met during a Roman holiday that Mrs Ansley was not as nondescript as she imagined

A Sunday Supplement to Woman's Hour
Introduced bv
MARJORIE ANDERSON
Woman in a Man's World: ANNE SHAW talks to AILSA GARLAND
Two Views of a City: reflec. tions on Venice from ERIC and PETER WHELPTON
School of the Air: STELLA HILLIER dropping in on a lesson by radio in the Austra. lian outback
A World Upside Down: MORAG COATE describes reactions to a mental illness

Chairman: T. C. WORSLEY
Theatre: LIONEL HALE
Broadcasting: BARBARA BRAY
Book: CHRISTINE BROOKE-ROSE
Art: GEORGE MELLY
Film: ERIC RHODE

and Programme News.

A spontaneous discussion by LADY MEGAN LLOYD GEORGE. M.P. WYNFORD VAUGHAN THOMAS DAVID FRANKLIN
PETER THOMAS. M.P.
Travelling Question-Master FREDDY GRISEWOOD
Produced by Michael Bowen from Pontardawe, Glamorgan
Last Friday's broadcast in the Light Programme

visits Surrey
FRED LoADS, BILL SOWERBUTTS and ALAN GEMMELL answer questions put to them by members of the Croydon and District Federation of Allotment and Garden Societies
Question-Master,
FRANKLIN ENGELMANN

Somewhere for the Night by Bill Naughton
When the flow of letters home to Ireland suddenly stops. young Eileen sets forth for London to search for her missing sister Kathy. with Maurice Kaufmann
Joan O'Hara , William Marlowe
Murray Melvin and Anne Mulvey
Harmonica. Alfie Kahn
Produced by JOHN GIBSON
Broadcast on September 8,1962

FRANKLIN ENGELMANN recently visited
Dereham, Norfolk
Ϯ Produced by Phyllis. Robinson

Living in a Flat: Listeners' problems considered by LAURIE SAPPER
Where to go for advice: LADY PHILLIPS, Chairman of the Housewives' Trust, talks about some consumer problems
A Precious Possession: TOM WILMOT with advice on insuring valuables and antiques
Useful for Parents: MICHAEL POLLARD reviews some books on education
Introduced by MICHAEL BROOKE

The Loch Ness Monster
From the days of St. Columba. strange things have been recorded from Loch Ness. From these sightings the controversy about the monster has arisen. How many people have seen it? Are their observations reliable? Could a prehistoric monster survive in this loch?-or what could it be?
DESMOND MORRIS attempts to answer these questions with the help of MAURICE BURTON and RICHARD FITTER
Produced by John Sparks

A magazine of special interest to blind listeners including:
Helping the Deaf-Blind: ARTHUR SCULTHORPE , Secretary of the National Deaf-Blind Helpers League, talks to NIGEL MURPHY
GORDON SNELL looks at some of the more unusual items that have appeared in the press recently
None so blind as those who see?: a discussion on the problems of working with sighted colleagues introduced by DAVID SCOTT BLACKHALL
Produced by Thena Heshel

and Programme News

REGINALD LEOPOLD AND THE PALM COURT ORCHESTRA
Visiting artist, HELEN WATTS

by ALISTAIR COOKE

An act of worship from Chichester Cathedral
Psalm 23 (Walmisley in E)
Help, Good Shepherd (Ruth Pitter )
Bone Pastor (Palestrina)
He shall feed his flock (Messiah)
(Handel)
Our weakness, God's strength
(John Keble )
The Lord is my Shepherd
(Schubert)
Victtmae Paschali (Byrd)
The Good Shepherd (Marming)
0 Jesus, tender Shepherd (Brahms)
The Good Shepherd (translated by Longfellow from the Spanish of lope de Vega)
Readers, JOHN GLEN and THE ARCHDEACON OF CHICHESTER
Director of Music, JOHN BIRCH
Organist, RICHARD SEAL
Produced by Colin James

Appeal on behalf of Ifield Park Home for the Elderly by Elfrida Vipont
Contributions, preferably by crossed postal order or cheque, will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed]. Ifield Park accommodates nearly forty elderly and handicapped people in a residential home of one-roomed flatlets. Its progressive approach to the housing of the aged has attracted wide attention. It is now seeking funds to build further flatlet accommodation

by George Eliot adapted as a serial play in twelve episodes by HALLAM TENNYSON
Middlemarch is changing rapidly Dr. Lydgate is introducing new medical methods, and Mr But-strode plans to open a new hospital. Dorothea has agreed to act as secretary to Mr. Casaubon
EPISODE 2:An Engagement Cost in order of speaking:
Pianist, Frederick Stone
Produced by DAVID DAVIS

Introduced by ALAN KEITH with gramophone records of the most popular pieces of music chosen by listeners

The theme for this series is
Art in Britain
5: Cornard Wood by Gainsborough
(National Gallery, London)
Speaker, FRANCIS HOYLAND , of the Chelsea School of Art. London
Produced by George Walton Scott
Subscriptions for the year are 35s... and should be sent to BBC Publications (A.E. 68). P.O. Box 123, London. W.1

JULIAN HERBAGE turns back the pages of some previous issues

Ϯ Ye are my friends
Sentence: St.Matthew 28, v. 20b
Psalm 139 (Broadcast psalter)
St. John 15, vv. 9-16
He wants not friends (BBC
H.B. 245)
A reading from William Penn 's
' Some Fruits of Solitude
Romans 8, vv. 35-39
Prayer

JEAN MACKIE (piano)