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FELL FO(( ~ER ..

- Weekend Television Program- . SATURDAY

4.55 SPORTSVIEw: lnclud~s the Sydney-Hobart Yacht Rate.

5.45 THE BANANA SPUTS: The Wizard Ramnizar.

6.30 Radio News. 6.41 News. 6.46 Weather. 6.50 DAD'S ARMY: The showing up of Corpora·]

Jones. Th~ unit receives a visit from the office-in-ct,arge of the Home Guard Tra n· ing attached to the Area Command.

7 .20 Sports Rev·iew. 7 .30 Weekend Mag.lzine. 7.50 MOVIE PREMIERE: Hour Of Thirteen.

A gentleman c.rook tracks down a mad killc;r by specialising in pol-icemen. Lon· doners of the 1890's are shocked at the murders of eight policemen, all done by a man calling himsetf "The Terror". Cast. Peter Lawford, Dawn Addams, Derek Bond, Roland Culver, and Leslie Dwyer.

9.05 STEPTOE AND SON: The Hollday. Harold is infected with a desire to explore the de· lights of a hotiday . .. without his father.

9.35 RETROSPECT: The Realms of Gold. The first and greatest of the Conquistadors of New Spain Herman Cortes and a band of 500 soldi~rs broke the mighty Empire of the Aztecs in Mexko.

10.25 Close.

SU·NDAY 4.55 CATTANOOGA CATS: A cartoon adventure

series. 5.35 DR WHO: The Fury From The Deep. Part V.

Dr Who and the Time · Travellers in another. adventure in their space~hip.

6.00 PASTURES OF THE ·BLUE CRA_NE;_Final pro. gram. Ryl learns the secret of her past, and a family is re-united.

6.30 Radio News. 6 .41 News, Weather. 6~5Q THE LNVENTORS: N.at·lonal showcase fM­

new Australian inventions. 7.20 PRESENTING NANA MOUSKOURI: Tonight's

guest; David Snell. 7.50 FOUR CORNERS: The program presents the

esenstial events that matter, and person· alities who make news.

8.45 NOT IN FRONT OF THE CHILDREN: The Iron Hand. Jennifer discovers that Mary, a next door neighbour, had handed over all her pr"blems to her husband, so she decides to do the same. Stars Wendy Craig and Paul Daneman. Guest Star, Charlotte Mit· chell as Mary.

9.15 CHALLENGE: The Philpott file. Soldiers of Pitv. Trevor Ph~lpott's wgekly reports are a feature of television. On this occasion he turned his attention to the Salva-tion Army.

10.05 CloEe.

NEWS CROSSWORD - No. 1180

ACROSS 1 Newsps.pers collectively 4 Preserve (two words) 7 Beer 9 Concert-halls

14 Support ~~ ~~lt~~e greatest quantity

17 Pounds, shillings and pence (L) (inits)

19 Red Ind1an 20 Part of a. flower 22 Performances by single pct•-

sons 2-! Arch-J>ishop's headdress 27 Animal 28 Paymaster (abbrl 29 . Cieric.'s residence. 30 Narrative poems 31 Clt:v in New Zealand 32 Stalk 33 Judge

DOWN 1 Mn.chines for raising nu:d5 2 Cutting 3 Pouch \bioll 4 Sign of the zodiac 5 Kind of lily 6 Glue 8 Spirit

10 Rust in plants 11 Animals

12 ..Fn:ncb coin 13 Chemical compound 17 D.lmlnish 18 Made moist 20 Austra.lian marsupial 21 Tra.nspueut 22 Reservoirs for oil 23 Coastal sandy tract. SW

France 25 Triplet 26 English racecourse.

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