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(3 TV grade MONDAY, FEB 14 to SUNDAY, FEB 20 THnn SYDNEY MORNINGfJ Lflll i mm ---''iii Somare to read his life story Mev look, time for Flashez If Ray Burgess introducing with a brand new look. First preseason League game The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, Mr Michael Somare, can be heard leading his autobiography in Speaking Personally each week-day, beginning today, on 2FC at 10 am. In 1974, two years after he became Chief Minister for the Territory, Mr Somare became leader, or Sana, by inheritance, of his home village. His autobiography, published to coincide with Papua New Guinea's Independence Day (September 16, 1975) is entitled Sana. In addition to the demands of his position as Prime Minister since 1975, Mr Somare has 'maintained contact with his Sepik village, showing respect to the elders who are the keepers of tradition.

In Sana, he describes his childhood and tribal initiation ceremonies, education, political involvement, and overseas experience. He concludes by discussing his concerns as leader of his country especially regional pressures, independence, and the future. A former England Test batsman, Geoff Boycott, who is in Australia under contract to the Waverley Cricket Club, will give coaching lessons to groups from various metropolitan schools over the next two weeks. More than 80 schools responded to 2SM's in- the second series of Flashez ft Sports on television Match. Fulham meets Charlton Athletics.

Today at 6 pm and replayed Thursday 9.55 pm. Sportscene: News, interviews, features and trotting from Harold Park. Friday 9.55 pm. Sheffield Shield Cricket: Victoria Queensland. Live from Melbourne.

Saturday 1.58, 3.20 and 4.30 pm; Sunday at 4.00 p.m. Motor Racing Tas-man Series. Live from Sandown Park, Sunday, 1.55 pm. Racing: Sydney Daily Double. Live.

Saturday at 3.15 and 4.25 pm. Stanley Cup Ice Hockey 1976: Philadel Seven's Big League returns to ATN 7 on Saturday night at 9.30, hosted by Rex Mossop. presents highlights from last season's Rugby League matches and a complete telecast of that night's e-s a game between Balmain and Canterbury. Other snorting programs this week include: ATN 7 Star Soccer: Aston Villa meets Manchester City. Tonight at 10.30.

Big League Replay: Balmain Canterbury. Sunday 9 am. Star Soccer: Replay of the Oldham Athletics and Blackpool game. Sunday 10 am. Sportsaction: Rex Mossop with a roundup of sporting events.

Sunday 11 am. ABN 2 Soccer: The Big The series is produced in the Sydney studios of the ABC. Tonight at 9.20, Monday Conference returns to ABN 2 for its seventh year with Robert Moore again in the chair. The subject for discussion is The Children of God: Whose Children? Whose God? Supporters and opponents of the sect have been invited to take part in a public debate which will have as primary speakers Asher, spokesman for The Children of God, Father Barry To-bin, a Catholic priest from Melbourne who has made a study of the sect, iand Mr Tim Moore MLA, who is pressing for an inquiry into The Children of God in the NSW Parliament. The sect has been discussed in four Australian parliaments.

The Barry Humphries Show, filmed at the BBC in London, comes to TEN 10 on Wednesday at 8 pm. Described as "Melbourne's Multi-Millionaire Mirthquake," Humphries arrives at the studio but is unable to do the show. To the delight of the fans, Dame Edna Ever-age takes over the reins and conducts some amusing interviews as well as contributing musical numbers such as It's My Niceness and A Woman's A Girl's Best Friend. The Faces of Dick Emery, on ATN 7 tomorrow at 7.30 pm, has the British comedian sending-up the Army in the series which is filmed in Australia. Apart from the familiar Emery characterisations, there are supporting performances from Stuart Wagstaff, Jacki Weaver.

Bob Hughes, Tom Oliver and Jane Harders. Ray Burgess and Mike Meade will be co-hosts of ABN 2's teenage series Flashes, which will be screened each weekday at 5.30 pm, beginning today. According to George Pugh, the executive producer, this second series of Flashez will emerge with an entirely new look. "Our later time slot is because of enormous viewer demand," he said. "For our older and potentially larger audiences we have introduced some new, interesting segments.

"Flashez will provide a wide range of pop culture, not just the Top Ten. One innovation is a Request Line in which we'll select a viewer's letter asking for a particular pop film clip, screen it and afterwards Ray will talk about it. "Because the ABC shows many hours a week of quality schools and information programs, Flashez will continue as a purely entertainment program," Pugh said. Ray Burgess and Tony Nielsen, the director, have spent several weeks in the US filming interviews with 20 top artists and groups for the series. Burgess says Flashez received such a reactino from their interviews with local and overseas guests last year, they decided to combine with EMI to try for more exclusive interviews with leading stars.

"Stevie Wonder, Kiss. Wild Cherry and Silvers are some," he said. Sportsflash is another new segment in the series. It involves a different view of various sports through the eyes of an expert in the field. printed and published by Fairfax 4 Sons Limited, of Jones Street.

Broadway. Jones Street Broadway. phia meets Montreal. Saturday, 1 pm. Davis Cup Tenuis Highlights.

Day 3: Singles. Played in New Zealand, February 13. Tonight at 10.55. TCN 9 World Championship Wrestling: Hosted by Ted Whitten. Saturday and Sunday, noon.

World Masters Snooker Championship: Cliff Thorburn Rex Williams. Saturday 9.30 pm. Top English Rugby League: Castle-ford meets Bradford Northern. Saturday 10.30 pm. Floodlit English Rugby League: Sunday 11 am.

TEN 10 World Snooker: lohn Spencer and Rex Williams Ray Rear-don and Alex Higgins. Tonight at 10. Richard Burton WEEK'S: FILMS ON Two Australian contemporary composers, David Lumsdaine, pictured, and Nicola Lctanu, will discuss modem music In 2-hour program on 2FC at 7.30 pm on Wednesday. vitation to participate in the twice-daily sessions. At each.

Boycott will select the most promising young batsman and bowler, who will receive an autographed county bat or ball. The best overall performer will win a trip to Melbourne to see the Centenary Australia versus England Test Match on March 17. Hamish Robertson, the 'former presenter of the ABC's current affairs program AM (2BL at 8 am), has Joined the BBC World Service as a news reporter. Kel Richards, who took his place when AM resumed last month after the holiday recess, is staying on for the present, a spokesman said. price from MORTDALE WILKREEN TV 570 4430 February 14, 1977 WHERE EAGLES DARE (1969) 158 mins Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, Mary Ure, Anton Diffring.

World War II drama has Burton and company assigned to free an American officer held captive in a German mountain castle. ATN 7, Wednesday, 7.30 pm. LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENED TO ROSEMARY'S BABY (AO) (1976) 90 mins. Stephen McHattie, Patty Duke Astin, Ruth Gordon, Bro-derick Crawford. A child born of a union between a woman and the Devil starts a nightmarish chain of events which ends in murder and heartbreak.

Ruth Gordon is appropriately sinister as Minnie. ATN 7, Sunday, 8.30 pm. A DEATH OF INNOCENCE (1971) 75 mins. Shelley Winters, Arthur Kennedy, Tisha Sterling. A drama about the emotional ordeal of a mother who journeys to New York from a small town in Idaho to attend the murder trial of her daughter.

TCN 9, Tuesday, 10.30 pm. PRUDENCE AND THE PILL (AO) (196S) 98 mins. David Niven, Deborah Kerr, Robert Coote, Irina Demick. Niven thinks he can patch up his in-name-only marriage by substituting aspirin for his wife's birth control pills. A rare comedy role for Deborah Kerr.

TCN 9, Friday, 8.30 pm. VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED (A) (1960) 78 mins (bw). Barbara Shelley, George Sanders, Michael Gwynne, Laurence Naismith. A thriller set in an English village where 12 children are found to have supernatural powers of mental telepathy, and who plan to destroy the entire village. ATN 7, Tuesday, 10.30 pm.

SOLOMON AND SHEBA (1959) 139 mins. Yul Brynner, Gina Lollobrigida, George Sanders, Marisa Pavan. A spectacular epic which is set in biblical days. King Vidor directed the proceedings. TEN 10, Friday, 10 pm.

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