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vt i i HON, OCTOBER 23 TO SUN, OCTOBER 29 rHD rTFl SAT, OCT 28 (0 12.00: 12.55: 7.35: 8.00: 8.30: 9.00: 9.30: 6.00: 7.00: 7.30: 8.00: 9.00: 10.00: 10.30: 110.30: 11.00: 6.00: 6.55: 7.30: 8.25: 6.00: 6.30: 12.00: 1.00: 2.00: 4.00: 5.00: 5.30: 6.00: 6.30: 7.30: Soccer: Match Of The Day Replay. Sportsview Including at 1.00: Golf: Westlakes Classic 1978. A live coverage from The Grange Golf Club in Adelaide. (Sydney Races daily double from Rosehill will be run approximately 3.20 and 4.30.) Countdown With lin Meldrum (Rpt). Weather Information, News and Sport.

(Canberra Outabout.) 7.25: Sports Review. Quest 78 Compere Peter Regan. Tonight's program is the Viewers' Final. Four Corners This current affairs program reports on the people and issues you want to know more about News Report And Weather Information. Best Of Parkinson Michael Parkinson interviews Phyllis Diller.

Vincent Price and the impeccable Wilfrid Hyde-White. Play Kisses At 50 (Rpt) (AO). Faced with his 50th birthday and a marriage devoid of feelings, Harry is at the crossroads of his life. Another woman gives him the chance to escape from his mundane, coal-shovelling, pub-after-work, stifling way of life, but the pressures on him from family, friends and work are such that making the decision is far easier than actually carrying it out. Bill Maynard, Marjorie Yates.

Rosemarie Dunham and Lori Wells (Written by Colin Welland.) 11.45: Close. Laurel And Hardy Some cartoons. Primus Starring Robert Brown. New Adventures Of Batman Cartoon. I've Got Gardenitis Laurie Ryan.

Harry Michael's Greek Affair Variety. Gillette Cup Cricket Channel TEN presents, live, from the Brisbane Cricket Ground, an exciting, action-packed limited-over, knock-out competition between Queensland and South Australia. With on-the-spot commentary from Bob Simpson, Frank Misson and Peter Philpott. TEN Eyewitness News And Weather. The Mysterious Monsters Peter Graves trails the Bigfoot, the Abominable Snowman, the Loch Ness Monster, and other elusive beasts as host of The Mysterious Monsters.

This intriguing special offers dramatic evidence of giant creatures that live on the edge of civilisation. Saturday Movies (Rpt). The Magnificent Seven (60), Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Horst Buchholz, Charles Branson, Robert Vaughn. James Coburn, Brad Dexter and Eli Wallach. 11.00: (bw) The Devil's Hand (61) (AO).

A man's involvement with voodoo worshippers threatens the lives of those closest to him. Robert Alda. Linda Christian, Neil Hamilton. 12.30: Close. 9.20: 9.30: Thunderbirds (Rpt) Supermarionation.

Huckleberry Hound (Rpt). Children. Inch High Private Eye (Rpt). Children. Scooby Doo Movies (Rpt).

Cartoons. The Krofft Supershow Some comedy. The Skatebirds For the children. H.R. Puf 'N Stuf For the children.

TV Form Guide. 11.30: Home Show. World Championship Wrestling Action. Here's Lucy (Rpt). Comedy series.

Movie Dear Brigitte (65) (Rpt). James Stewart, Brigitte Bardot. Fabian. Curiosity Show Educational series. Incredible World Of Adventure Snake Villain Or Victim? Nature Study.

The All Star Laff-A-Lympics (Rpt). National Nine News And Weather. Ask The Leyland Brothers Australiana. Saturday Movies (A) (Rpt) The Un-forgiven (60). Audrey Hepburn, Burt Lancaster, Audie Murphy.

10.00: (bw) King Creole (58) Elvis Presley. Carolyn Jones, Walter Matthau are the players. Bob New hart Show (Rpt). Comedy. Late Movies (A) (Rpt).

Haunts Of The Very Rich (72) Lloyd Bridges, Cloris Leachman. 2.00: (bw) Disputed Passage (39). Dorothy Lamour. John Howard. 4.30: The Big Game (72) Stephen Boyd, France Nuyen and Rav Milland star.

7.00: Funshine A program of cartoons. 9.00: Sound Unlimited Donnie Sutherland. 12.00: Afternoon Movies (Rpt) Gallant Bess (47). Starring Marshall Thompson. George Tobias.

Donald Curtis. 2.00: Torpedo Run (58). With Glenn Ford. Ernest Borgnine and Diane Brewster are players. 4.00: Yellow House For younger viewers (Rpt).

5.C0: Jeopardy. 5.30: It's Academic Quiz programs hosted by Andrew Hopwood. (.00: Seven National News And Weather. 6.30: Lucille Ball's 25th Anniversary Show (Rpt). Honouring Lucy are: Carol Burnett.

Richard Burton. Bob Hope. John Wayne, Sammy Davis Jun, Dean Martin. Danny Thomas. Desi Arnaz Gale Gordon.

Vivian Vance and Milton Berle. 8.30: Bill Collins' Golden Years Of Hollywood (Rpt) North By Northwest (59). Alfred Hitchcock's dramatic thriller with Cary Grant. Eva Marie Saint. James Mason.

Jessie Rovce Landis. Leo G. Carroll. 11.00: Dr Cyclops (40) (A). Staring Albert Dekker, Janice Logan and Thomas Coley.

Science-fiction feature. 12.30: Night Moves A rock music program hosted by Lee Simon featuring top Australian and overseas artists performing and being interviewed. 2.30: Close. 10.35: 8.30: 12.00: 12.30: SUN, OCT 29 0 0.00: Thunderbirds (Rpt). Supermarionation.

I 7.00: Star Trek (Rpt). Animated series. I 7.30: Religious Program. 8.30: It Is Written. 110.00: 6.00: 7.00: 8.00: 9.00: 0.00: Rex Humbard Hour A special message.

11.00: 12.00: 12-30: 1.30: 8.15: 8.45: 9.00: 9.30: 10.00: 11.00: 1.00: Religious Program. 10 JO: Help No 22. 11.00: 10.55: Point Of View B. A. Santamaria.

Wonderful World Of Golf Billy Casper meets Doug Sanders (USA). World Championship Wrestling. World Of Sport With Ron Casey. Movies (Rpt). The Shepherd Of The 11.00: 12.00: 1.00: 2.00: 6.00: 6.55: 7.40: 5.00: Hills (41).

John Wayne, Betty Field and 6.00: Harry Carey. 4.00: The Last Wagon (56). I 6.30: You Say The Word For migrants. The Sunday Comics (Rpt). Cartoons.

Hour Of Power Dr Robert Schuller. Today's gust is Dr Robert Steinberg. Gillette Cup Cricket Channel TEN presents. Live, from the Sydney Cricket Ground, an exciting, action-packed, limited-over, knock-out competition between New South Wales and Victoria. With on the spot commentatory from Bob Simpson, Frank Misson and Peter Philpott.

Eyewitness News And Weather Report. Grizzly Adams Hot Air Hero. A multi coloured balloon with a Frenchman and his pet rabbit aboard, sails up into the mountains and Mad Jack gets the chance to go aloft in the strange contraption. Staring Dan Haggerty and guest player Gene Conforti as Andre Gerard. The Bionic Woman Jaime, Queen Of Rodeo.

Jaime takes on the job as "hazer" in a big rodeo. Stars Lindsay Wagner. Movie Of The Week The Stone Killer (73) (AO). Charles Bronson stars as a police officer on the trail of a crazy underworld figure bent on revenge. Martin Balsam is his co-star.

Action drama. Variety Italian Style Anne Luciano. The Collaborators Undercover (AO). Religious Program (Rpt). 12.35: Close.

Divine Service St James Anglican Church. King St, Sydney. Vision In Mind A special feature. Living Tomorrow. 12.15: In Your Garden.

Four Corners Current Affairs (Rpt). Golf Westlakes Classic 1978. Live from the Grange Course in Adelaide. Featuring top players including Graham Marsh. Greg Norman, Bob Shearer, Hale Irwin.

Billy Dunk and Jack Newton. Countdown Pop Show, Ian Meldrum. Weather. News And Weekend Magazine. Marie Curie Final.

Scandal the end of the affair with Langevin and a nervous breakdown. Starring Jane Lapotaire. Royal Heritage The Mediaeval Kings (Rpt). First in series. Made by the BBC to mark the Silver Jubilee, the series tells the story of the Royal Art Collection of the Kings and Queens who were the major collectors and builders through the centuries.

Sir Huw Wheldon narrates the series. In the first program, the Mediaeval Kings deal with the first 400 years from William the Conqueror. News Report And Weather Information. Opera L'Heure Espagnole (The Spanish Hour). A light-hearted comedy of manners by Maurice Ravel.

Featuring Beverley Bergen (as Concepcion), 10.35: Close. Sunday With Robert Colman. (Rpt). These Children Are Ours Medical. Introduction to Archaelogy (Rpt).

Science Now Physics And Rock. (Rpt). Premier Soccer Teams today: Derby County and West Bromwich Albion (Rpt). Sportsaction Host is Rex Mossop. Movies (Rpt) The Big Mouth (67) Jerry Lewis.

Harold J. Stone, Buddy Lester 3.00: It Happened At The World's Fair (63) Elvis Presley and Joan O'Brien. Grease: World Premiere (Rpt). Highlights from the celebration in Los Angeles. John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.

Seven National News And Weather. 1978 Stuntman's Awards Hosted by Beau Bridges and Ken Squire at the Paramount Movie Ranch in Agovrious California. Featuring some US greats. This Is Your Life Roger Climpson. Father Dear Father Father Of The Bride (A) (Rpt) Patrick Cargill stars.

Academy Theatre The Don Is Dead (73) (AO-modified). Dealing with the Structure, hierarchy and operations of organised crime syndicates, Anthony Quinn. Premier Soccer Played in Britain. Showbiz Bill Collins chats with popular Hollywood actor. Robert Wagner.

Sunday Robert Colman. 12.30: Close. 6.00: 6.30: 8.30: Richard Widmark, Felicia Farr, Nick Adams in an action adventure. National Nine News And Weather. The Wonderful World Of Disney Halloween Hall O'Fame.

Jorathan Winters. Hawaii Five-O Killer At Sea (A) (Rpt). 6.00: 6.30: 7.30: 8.30: With John Byner and Keene Curtis. I 7.30: Sunday Movies The Users (78) (A). Drama.

Jaclyn Smith, Tony Curtis, Joan 70: 8.00: 8.30: Fontaine, Red Buttons. 11.00: The Incred- I 8.30: ible Shrinking Man (57) (A). Grant Williams, April Kent. Randy Stuart. Movies (A) (Rpt) Fahrenheit 451 (67).

Julie Christie. 2.30: Giant Claw (57) 12.30: 9.30: 9.40: (bw). Jeff Morrow. 3.50: Beast Of Hoi- 10.30: 10.30: 11.30: 12.00: low Mountain (56). Guy Madison.

1 11.30: Edgar Wallace Presents (Rpt) (bw). 12.30: 5.00: An experiment in co-operation Fob the amateur sleuths by TOM BALLANTYNE WHODU ABC-TV. Friday, 8.30 pm, previewed by GARRY SHELLEY -Jon Pertwee Police forces of Australia take note; A brave experiment between CB-ers and the Victorian Police in Melbourne has been a stunning success. The PACER Experiment was launched last November, in the Maroondah PcDice District, on the north-eastern outskirts of the City. "PACER" stands for the Police Associated Citizens Emergency Radio.

And it has been such a help to police it now seems almost certain to be implemented throughout the Melbourne metropolitan area. Chief Superintendent J. J. Ryan, the head of police in the Maroondah District, said the pilot scheme using CB in coordination with police operations had been a valuable part of the offensive against crime in the area. PACER involved more than 130 CBers being used by police in searches for lost children, outbreaks of vandalism and the reporting of crimes committed in the district.

"PACER is a great form of crime prevention." said Chief Inspector Ryan. "It is here to stay in this district at least. "As long as they per- Amateur sleuths Miss Marples and Hercule Poirot enjoy the game of guess the villian in the latest series of Thames Television's crime game. Although the first program. A Time To Dye, was not available for previewing, a later episode called Portrait In Black, proved entertaining.

The compere for the series is Jon Pertwee, whom viewers will recall as television's Dr Who. His cheery face and whimsical repartee make the plots thicken even more. He can afford to be glib. He knows who the villain is. The program begins with a short play in which a crime often a murder is committed.

The culprit is not revealed, however, there are plenty of clues within the play. The panelists then select the short scenes they wish to see again and they may interrogate their suspects. The panel of four consists of two regulars. Anouska Hempel and Patrick Mower (from TV's Callan and Special Branch series) and two Let's hope that other cities and towns take note of what is happening in Melbouurne. It might even be a good idea for State police outside Victoria to make an approach to Mr Miller and ask for copies of the Maroondah submission.

There is no harm in finding out how this sort of co-ordinated effort actually works in practice. CB already helps the police in many ways. The Citizens' Radio Emergency Service Teams are continually passing on information to the police about car accidents and other emergencies. There will, no doubt, be some debate as to whether CRBST should be used in an official joint role with police forces father than setting up a completely different organisation. This shouldn't cause any pYoblems.

Most of those who would take part in a PACER scheme would use CREST as well. The important thing is to have police extend their crime-fighting activities to using CB. form, we will have work for them." A report on the pilot scheme has already been submitted to Victoria's Chief Commissioner, Mr S. I. Miller.

It makes it clear the idea has been a success. Last June. Mr Miller had commented he was pleased with the progress of the scheme and told all district heads the system might be extremely valuable. The indication then is that Melbourne could be the first Australian city to have a co-ordinated police-CB system to fight crime. Much has been said about the lack of co-operation between police and CB users in many parts of Australia, including Sydney.

The Melbourne scheme has shown that it is completely possible for both sides to work together, in the open, on an official basis. I know that in many cities there is a great deal of support from within police forces for CB and the useful purposes to which it might be put. guest celebrities. In the case of the preview crime they were the author Jackie Collins and Norman Bowler from Softlv, Softly. The crime in Portrait In Black occurs in the darkroom of a photographic studio where an egotistical, temperamental artist is poisoned by coffee, laced more than liberally with potassium cyanide.

But who was the culprit? The interesting part about the Whodunnit? series is that all the actors look sour and suspect and have dialogue that is bitchily smug. The acting is corny, but forgivable thanks to the red herrings that lurk behind every remark. As a sleuth, I failed miserably. I had the wrong suspect heading for the gallows halfway through act one. Tonight on Monday Conference.

ABN 2 at 9.20, important, and to assess their chances of dealing with them. The students were drawn from an audience of 200. The program will be from the Professorial Boardroom at Sydney University. The teenagers include the outstanding school debaters from their school areas, among them members of both the Australian and the NSW Debating teams. The debate will be conducted in a modified parliamentary style, including a vote at the end of the proceedings.

children have the chance to discuss for themselves the topic: Teenagers look to the future: Are they pessimistic or optimistic? Next year is International Year of the Child, designated by the United Nations. Already many people are speaking and writing about the needs and aspirations of children. But what do children themselves think about the future which faces them? Tonight, 14 teenagers from their final year at school will raise the issues they see as being The SMH Monday Guide, October 23, 1978.