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17 THE AGE, Tuesday, February 20, 1968 TV TRUE SCIENCE Persian garden was the theme NEW STAR BIRTH THEORY (2) Thb classical ThB WAve "JOTPMDP THEORy OF STAR iSfT -1 "3 ALSO CALCULATED Tl I BIRTH BV I Vtal ST" lV THE GRAVITATIONAL P. 'U ff -tSjt: GRAVITATIONAL. FORCES THAT V- IV a RTUNATLMNOUR 1 Astrophysicists W- galaxy, ano probably IfCtfSsSr5 I N0W KNOW SOMETHING I MANY OTHERS. THESE ATOMS -45)4 I ABOUT THE DISTRIBUTION I SEEM TO BE TOO THINLY I IN SPACE OF FREE I I SCATTERED TO BE ATTRACTED litf MIIMMI llll MUSH mmi HYDROGEN ATOMS. gfJ BY GRAVITY ALONE ilk A.M.

9.10 ABV-2: Schools, also at 11.15, 11.35, 20 min. 9.58 OTV-8: Proloi-iie, 2 min. 10.0 OTV-9: Nature Walk-. ahout, 30 min. ATV-0: Morninr Mafa-line, women's programme, 1 hr.

10.10 ABV-2: Play School, 25 min. 10.30 GTV-8: Playroom, 30 min. 11.0 GTV-9: Here's Humphrey, 30 min. ATV-0: Made Circle Club, 1 hr. 11.10 HSV-7: Charity Corner, 5 min.

A PERSIAN garden theme was chosen (or the Leading Light committee's eala dinner dance at the Ress Oriental Hotel last night. Proceeds will aid the Association for the Blind. Tree lily of the valley, lilies and hibiscus were used in the decorations. The chairman of the committee, Mrs. Leo Quest, welcomed the guests.

In the official party were the Premier (Sir Henry Bolte) and Lady Bolte, the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress (Cr. and Mrs. Reginald Talbot), Sir Kenneth and Lady Luke and Mr. and Mrs. Emll Christensen.

engaged Romper 11.15 HSV 7: Room, 30 min. rou Knew that strbtcu op SMUTS Off WITH A MARCH Of VASSBB SANPS ALONS THE fL4S tnire ire TUB 1 RCAS ABOUT A HUNPR6P VARPS 1HN THSRfS TS MKAOt Of PSCOBATgpl 1 ions, in fkcnt cr the pier VHS Ui wucia town 11.30 OTV-9: Laurel and Hardy, comedy, 30 min. ruwiu, rowcwBC BY TH BATTlt Of FlOWERS ANt THE CHOWNINS OF TH6 CARNIVAL GUggM AKP TUB HOLIRAy PRINCESSES-AW IT RNieuee 110 Interlude, 11.45 HSV-7: 5 min. A SAPPHIRE and diamond ring Is being worn by Robyn Sears whose engagement is announced to Michael Fraser today. Robyn Is the eldest daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. M. Sears, of Balnagowan Avenue, Colac. Michael is the eldest son of Mr.

and Mrs. H. D. Fraser, of Choughs, Mount Macedon. Cr.

and Mrs. Maurice Ress were among those who took- parties. WITH A SI9ANTIC fmWORK PISPiAV News, 10 11.50 HSV-7: min. 'ir, A Mrs. John McFarlane (left), Mrs.

Leo Guest (centre), and Mrs. Leon Re at the Leading Light committee's dance last night ftg (JCp I I sweet life of the BY BARRY APPLEBY THE GAMBOLS isianas fTRV WE OHe IN TllO WeLLTOANlT) WONf TAkT fiJJF) lj' 12.0 GTV-9: Doble Glllis, comedy series, 30 min. (G) HSV-7: Film, He Live Again U934), drama, with Predric March, Anna Sten, 90 min. (A) ATV-0: Film, Unpublished Story (1942), drama, with Richard Greene, Valerie Hobson, 90 min. (G) 12.30 GTV-9: Film, Child in the House (1959), drama, witli Eric Port-man, Mandy Miller, 90 min.

(G) 12.45 ABV-2: People, 30 1.30 HSV-7: Beauty and the Beast, 1 hr. ATV-0 Film, Woman In Question (1952), mystery, with Jean Kent, Dirk Bo-garde, 90 min. (A) 2.0 GTV-9: Tommy Hanlon Show, 30 min. 2.30 GTV-9: Everybody's Talking, novelty series, 30 min. HSV-7: People In Conflict, 30 min.

3.0 GTV-9: Divorce Court, 30 min. HSV-7: Casebook, 30 min. ATV-0: The Farmer's Daughter, comedy series, 30 min. (G) 3.20 ABV-2: The Flowerpot Men, 15 min. 3.30 GTV 9: The Unloved, series, based on cases from the Children's Court.

30 mm. HSV-7: Bag Trade, British comedy. 30 min. ATV-0: Film. Throe Sons o' Guns (1941).

comedy, with Wayne Morris, Tfcim Brown, 1 hr. BY TOM RYAN TUMBLEWEEDS PRINCESS PUZZLE In 1588, my dashing ancestor, Duke Murya-troyd, decided to seek the gnarled hand Mystica's ageing princess. "To toin my daughter, you must solve the Royal Riddle," croaked the king, as he led Murgatroyd down into the grottoes. "Here are our caves. Each is guarded either by a liar or a truthteller.

"One of the caves (guarded by a truthteller) contained a vast treasure. Deduce which it is, and the loot and the lady-are yours." First to speak was Guard Abelard, who stood by Cave One. "The treasure is in neither Cave 2 nor 3," he said. "It's in No. 3 cried the Cave 2 guard, Beowulf.

"It's in 4 said Cave 3's guard, Christopher. Guard Digby had the last word. Abelard, Beowulf and Chris are liars," he said. Duke Murgatroyd deduced in two seconds ivhich cave contained the treasure. Your time limit: Two minutes.

SOLUTION TOMORROW. it says: i ax WHAT'S THAT SAtf TUMBLYkVEEPS? its fr, if i COR the best part of a year I lived together with the New Hebrideans in their- leaf villages, rinding out about the Incomes of the people, how they earned and spent money, and the possibilities for small trade. This was one of the nicest things lye ever done- the atmosphere was one of almost unbelievable peace." Mrs Tessa Fowler was in Melbourne yesterday about her first visit to the New Hebrides 10 years ago. She found it so pleasant she has now made her home there and is enthusiastically promoting the New Hebridean tourist trade. Mrs.

Fowler, who has her MA in philosophy, politics and economics from Oxford did economic research on road transport in the United and worked in travel promotion research' In England before going to the New Hebrides in 1958. The purpose bf this initlak visit was to gather information for the author of an economic survey of the area, she said. In 1959 she went to Hong Kong "to do a Job tied in with the road research I'd done In the USA." She worked on a government-commissioned study for a bridge between the island and Kow-loon on the mainland. "I estimated how many cars would go from A to she said. "However this was only a preliminary investigation and nothing more seemed to be done." She then went home to England to do market research.

"I found London cold, wet and grey after life In the South Pacific," she said. "And the slow pace of life in the New Hebrides became enormously attractive." Mrs. Fowler returned to the islands to live permanently in 1961. She said that it was fairly difficult to find work In the New Hebrides, for a few years she did anything that came to hand. "For Instance, I ran two Island trade stores.

What did I sell Anything the New Hebrideans would buy hurricane lamps, tinned meat, cheap material in very brilliant colors. "The life of the trade store keeper is one of the most attractive in the world, but it's almost impossible to earn enough to keep alive," she continued. "My store was open from dawn to dusk 1 but if I didn't feel like work, I shut the place up and went down to the beach (customers would come and find me if they wanted to), "I suppose that's why I never made any money." As she speaks French fluently, she also did some translating and interpreting. In 1964 Mrs. Fowler became the first employe of the new Chamber of Commerce In the New Hebrides and is now Its administrative secretary.

"At first this organisation wasn't quite sure what its function was," she said, "but it was soon evident that tourist promotion was the most useful thing for the community. "It is only right that the New Hebrides such a wonderfully beautiful place should be better known so that more people can visit it." Mrs. Fowler, whose Australian husband Is a builder and part-time artist, now lives in Vila, the capital of the island. "Vila, with a population of 2000, is a fairly modern town with 2 and 3-storey buildings even if it only has one street." she said. Play School, 3.35 ABV-2: 25 min.

BY KEN BALD KILDARE DR. Tit tlT 1 Tl HE OUTRANKS ME, DOCTOR. I FALCOtl WILL NEVER OPERATE om e. he Ji, MLPARE 13 PESCW9INS TO PR, -t COULOH'T CARE LESS YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION The parking officers booked 44 motorists. Poun-cer caught 24; Chalk, 12: Hunt, Slugg, 3, and Trapp had exaggerated his total), one.

Mrs. Tessa Fowler. TWIN SISTER AS HER ATTENDANT WORD A DAY MRS. NOEL ORR was matron of honor for her twin sistpr nt. r.hp flrrlatro tf aura! BY LAING UNCLE CHARLIE Rosalie, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Wills, oi Sandringham, with Douglas John McLennan 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 i 11 1 mmi jesieraay aicernoon. (Advert.) THE fortress had 1 an oubliette.

Does this mean It had a small tower a dungeon 0 a drawbridge a big hall Answer in column 6. torn Pmi rwtwn" ifi lTV" ji j- Beauty For The i Over 35's 'Hf you're wis voiru BY HORNER COLONEL PEWTER jiave already discovered that a tropical moist oil a natural wrinkle- The Rov. Rhys A. Miller, assisted by the Rev. W.

A. Alston, officiated at St. Margaret's Presbyterian Church, Bunvood. Over a sheath gown of shantung, the bride wore a cage of organza trimmed with lace and her three-quarter-length sleeves were also lace. A helmet of shantung covered with organza held her tulle veil and she carried a posy' of orchids.

Her other attendant was Mrs. John Prlngle. The bridegroom Is the younger son of Mrs. J. B.

McLennan, of Laurel Bank, Mamoo; and the late Mr. J. McLennan. His Brother, Oraeme McLennan, was best man and Maurice May was groomsman. A reception was held at Rowallan.

4.0 GTV-9: Top Cat, cartoon, 30 min. HSV-7: Mickey Mouse Club, 55 mm. ABV-2: Adventure Island, 30 min. 4.30 GTV-9: Superman, cartoon, 30 min. ABV-2: Kimba the White Lion, 20 min.

ATV-0: The Rocky and Bultwlnkle Show, 25 min. 4.50 ABV-2: Cartoons, 15 min. 4.55 HSV-7: Happy Club, ATV-0: lory time, 5 min. 5.0 GTV-9: Space Ace, cartoon, 30 min. HSV-7: Cheyenne, Western scries, 1 hr.

(Gi. ATV-0: Girantor, animated SF series. 30 min. 5.5 ABV-2: Flicker Special, 25 min. 5.30 GTV-9: Sea Hunt, underwater series, 30 min.

ABV-2: Lens on Lilliput, 10 min. ATV-0: Whiplash, AusU adventure. 30 min. (Gi 5.40 ABV-2: Dr. Who, SF series, 25 min.

6.0 The Littlest Hobo, adventure. 33 min. HSV-7: Batman, adveut-ture series, 30 nun. ATV-0: Marshal Dillon, Western. 30 min.

IG). 6.5 ABV-2: Donna Reed Show, 25 min. (G). 6.30 GTV-9: News, WeathT, 30 min. H3V-7: News, Weather.

ABV-2: My Favorite Martian, 30 min. (G) min. S.55 'News, 30 min. 7.0 GTV-9: Dick Van Dyke Show, comedy series, 30 min. (O) HSV 7: Gomer Pyle, USMC, comedy series, 30 min.

(G). ABV-2: News, 30 min. ATV-0: Off to the Races race game. 30 min. 7.30 GTV-9: Star Trek, SF series.

1 hr. (A). HSV-7: Homicide, Aust. drama series. 1 hr.

ABV-2: Occasional Wife, comedy, 30 min. (G) ATV-0: Garrison's Gorillas, adventure series, 58 min. (A) 8.0 ABV-2: George and the Dragon, new British comedy series, with Sid James. 28 min. (G).

8.28 ABV-2: News. ATV-0: News. 8.30 GTV-9: Family Affair, comedy series. 30 min. (Gi.

HSV-7: T.H.E. CAT, drama sries: Curtains for Miss Winslow, 30 min. (A). ATV-0: The High C'hapar. ral.

Western drama scries, 1 hr. (A). ABV-2: Till Death Us Do Part, new scries of the comedies. 30 min. (A).

9.0 GTV-9: Love on I Rooftop, comedy, 30 min. HSV-7: Jackie Glcason, vnrlty series. 1 hr. ABV-2: Impact, The Old Man of Hov. 55 min.

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Magic Land of AHaka-zam. 5.25 Manic Moments In Sport. 5.30 The Phantom Agents, 6.0 Patty Duke Shaw. 6.5 Gfppnland News. 6-30 National News, Weather.

7.0 Off to the Races, 7.30 Dragnet Police drama. 8.0 Peyton Place -serial (A) R.30 Man From U.N.C.I..K. 0.30 In Melbourne Tonight. 10.45 News, Weather. BCV-8 (Rpmligo) 2 p.m.

Tommy Han hm Show 2.23 The Detectives. 3.20 Letter Charades. 16 Aflk to come id) 17 In a lost state (S) 18 Tow (3) 20 Sullen (5) 24 Minor military en-RHKement 18) 25 Sound (3) 26 Jaunty (8) 27 Proverb (3) 1 Reject with contempt (51 3 Spacious (51 3 Dizzy (S) 4 Type ot hat (6) 6 Greed (8) 7 Justice, (4, 4) 12 Inconvenient (8) not the biggest but the best dry cleaners Houghton's have always catered lor the one in i hundred" who like their clothes to look fresh out of the tissue. Houghton's individual finish restores original shape and cut. It's kind to fabrics, fashions and buttons too.

If'you have expensive suit or frock that needs dry cleaning 9 Houghton's you should go. For free pick-up M4 dellverv In the metropolitan area, ring 42 3521, 9.30 GTV-9: In Melbourne v. SOLUTION 7245 1.30 Women's Magazine, 2.0 Star Theatre. 2.30 Film: To be Announced. 4.0 Brave Eagle Western.

4.30 Superman Adventure. 5.0 IlTV Juniors. 5.30 Captain Scarlet. 6.0 The Monkees U.S. comedy.

6.30 News, Weather. 7.0 Off to the flares. 7.30 Dig Valley Western. R.3( The Saint Drama series. Peyton Place (A).

10.0 Tycoon Comedy drama. 10.20 Year To Remember: 1037. lO.iO Newi, Epilogue. GIUV-6 (Shrpimrton) 12 noon Tiny Time. 12.30 Everybody's Talking.

1.0 Tommy Hanlon show. 1.30 Film: Anne of the Indies. 3.0 Divorce Court. 3.30 Marriage Game. 4.0 Here's Humphrey.

4.10 Mickey Mouse Club. 4.50 GMV Juniors. 5.30 Cartoons. 6.0 Brian and the Juniors, 6.30 News. 7.0 Off to the Races.

7.30 Gomrr Pyle U.S. comedy. 8.0 The Prisoner. 0.0 The Man Who Never Was, ft.30 In Melbourne Tonight, 10.45 News, Weather. AMV4 (Allmry) 4 p.m.

Tommy Hanlon Show 4. Cobbers' Teleclub, 1.30 Tiny Time, 4.35 Cobbers' Teleclub. ".0 Brave Kagle Western. .1.75 Cobbers' Telrclub. 3..15 Brian and the Juniors.

6.0 Batman Adventure. 6.30 News, Weather. 7.0 Bewitched U.S. comedy. 7.10 Himlrlde Aunt, drama.

it Off to the Rare. VMir) vtesiern. If.jj Krii-ho, Tonight, comp. Graham Kennedy, 75 min. ATV-0: Felony Squad, drama.

30 min. (A). 9.55 ABV-2: News, 10 min. HSV-7: Court Martial, drama. 1 hr- (A) ATV-0: Film, Terminal Station (1954), romantic drama, with Jennifer Jones, Montgomery Clift 80 min.

(A). 3.15 Ilrrc'i Humphrey. 1.1ft Cartoon C'Aroutel. AM Dillon. 3.10 Jr-l Jarksnn.

5.33 Debit Ollllv 6.0 Batman U.S. advcnlurc. 6.29 lllttrlct Ncwi. 6.30 News. 1.0 Of! to the Hares.

1.30 The Flying Nun. 8.30 The Saint llrama series 9.30 Coronation street Serla' 10.0 lllrk Powell Theatre. 10.S0 News, Weather. STV-8 (Mildurn) 3.15 p.m. The Pafldlewheelers 5.40 Qulek Draw McGraw.

fl.5 Lost In Space. I. 0 News. Weather. 7.30 Bewitched U.S.

comedy, rf.o Bonanza Western. 8.55 citrus Report. II. 0 OR to the Races. 11.30 Peyton Place serial (A) 9.55 Newa.

KS.8 (Ml. Gnmliirr) 13 p.m. Rin Tin Tin (O). M.40 Cartoon. 6.15 Funny Company, J.90 lliiis Bunny show (0) i.15 News.

1..10 The Celebrity Came. 0 Staiceenaeh West. A The Baron British drama t.O Adventures In raradlf Trial of Adam Troy, BTV-6 (Ballaral) 1 1 10 Here's Humphrey. 12 noon n'euty and thr in. I l.oi l.iir.v.

l.u lt.niii ILttilon MtutV. HoualilDns 10 5 ABV-2: The Mask of Janus, BBC espionage series. 50 min. (A). Mr, Donald Max Werner and his bride, Margaret Andrea, at the reception at the RACV which followed their marriage yesterday at Littlcjohiv Memorial Scotch College.

The bride Is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alee Bell, of Glen Iris, and the bridegroom la the only son of Mr. and Mrs. C.

Max Werner, Malvern, WIGS WIGS, WIGLETS, BAN DO LAS til In nnMl Uiu.lt Human "tr hvr the Id nt rmc-tlon of WIm and Hilrniecei In i complnif ranic of coiourr flprvlrliil aiirl tTolourlnr of Hitrp.fooi by our Profei. slnn I AMIMant. OF t-OIRNP, 141 An1rn HI, I AM KENNEDY'S PHARMACIES 10.45 GTV-9: News, 3t min, 10.55 ABV-2: Jan 825, min 11.0 HSV-7: News, 15 min 11.15 OTV-9: No Hldlnj Samlnne Place. 1 nr. 11.20 News, 30 Answer to Word a Day: An oubliette looh-lt-ctl is a secret dungeon tillered only by a trap door, from the French oublier, lu forget.

mm. 12.15 GTV-9: Epilogue, 8 mm. ABV Reglonall Only..