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Press, 7 August 1978, Page 15

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National, 3YA News a.m.: 1,2, 4,5, 6, 630, 6.38, 7,8, 830, 9, 11, 12; p.m.: 1225; 2,3, 5,6, 6.25, 830, 10. 12. 638: Commonwealth Games. 6.50; Morning Comment. 7.0: Morning Report. 735: Commonwealth Games Report. 8.45: A World of Difference. 9.00: All Things Considered. 10.00: A Faith for Today. 10.15: Commonwealth Games. 1030: Viewpoh.t. 11.15: Today’s Book. 12.00 Noon: Midday and Rural Report. 12.20 p.m. Common Games. 1.00: After Noon. 1.20: Broadcast to Schools. 2.05: Commonwealth Games. 2.10: Afternoon Concert: Rossini: Sonata No. 1. Schubert: The Wedding Feast. Respighi: Three Botticelli Pictures. 3.07: Commonwealth Games. 3.12: Future indicative. 4.03: Commonwealth Games. 4.08: Appointment with John Gordon. 5.05: Philip Liner’s Roundabout. 530: Reflection. 5.55: News in Maori. 6.00: Evening Report. 6.32: Community Comment 635: N.Z. Stock Exchange. 6.45: Sportscall including Common-

wealth Games Report. 7.00: Local Programmes: Maori and Pacific Islands News Magazine. 7.08: The Learning Web: Continuing Education in Canterbury. 7.30: Evening Showcase. 730: Faith and Works. 8.0: Square Deal. 8.45: Insight 78. 9.15: Change of Pace. 10.10: Checkpoint. 1030: The Invisible Man. 10.45: Music to Midnight. 12.00: Midnight Report. 12.15 a.m.: AU Night Programme. News a.m.: 6, 6.45 (8.8. C. 730, 8 (8.8. C. 9, 10.20; p.m.: 11 (B.BC). 6.5: Overture, including Haydn: Sonata in D. 8.10: Concert, 3YC Morning Concert: Berlioz: Overture: Benvenuto Cellini; Debussy: Trots Chansons de bilitis: La Flute de Pan; La Chevlure; Le Tombeau des Naiades Fetes galantes (Ist series); En sourdine; Fantoches; Clair de Lune; Saint Saens: Septet Op. 65. 9.45: Composer of the Week: Gustav Holst (1874-1934): Fugal Overture (1923) — From 6 Choral Folksongs (1916): Song of the Blacksmith; I sowed the seeds of love; Matthew, Mark, Luke and John; I love my love; Swansea Town; St Paul’s Suite (1913). 1.20 p.m.: Broadcasts to Schools — World Today. I. Storytime: Seven Brothers. 1.50: Be Swift to Hear: A Lucky little Darlin’. 5.0: Early Evening Concert — Wagner: Faust Overture; Mozart: Concerto No. 8 in C (K 246); Lilburn: Symphony No. 3. 6.0: Dinner Music. 7.0: New Zealanders Abroad; Alexander Grant. 7.18: In the Studio: ! Symphonia of Auckland: I Bach: Brandenburg Con- I certo No. 4' in G ! (BWV1049); Ives: Sym- f phony No. 3. 8.3: Mendeissohn: Greeting; Shep- I herd's Song; New Love; j Venetian Gondola Song; ! Page’s Song; Folk-Song. 830: The, Silver Foxes are j Dead, a play by Jakov Lind. 8.48: From the Festivals Cheltenham 1977: Beethoven Sonatas — (1) Violin Sonata in G Op. 30 No. 3; Violin Sonata in A Op. 47 (Kreutzer). 9.48: The Symphonies of Ralph Vaughan Williams, conductor Adrian Boult: A series of nine programmes. (1) A Sea Symphony (1910). 11.14: Byrd: Mass for Four Voices. 11. Brahms: Three Pieces from Klavierstucke: ' Op. 118, Nos. 1, 3. and 6. | 3ZB 6.0 a.m.: Neville j Wakem. 7.4: Children’s i Hour. 8.6: Treasure Trove. | 9.2: Looking at Ourselves, i 9.10: Community Notice- > board. 10.0: Robin Harri- I son. 10.30: Sports World. I 2.0 p.m.: Don Douglas. I 630: Today in Sport. 7.0: | The Tonight Show.

Radio Nova, 3ZM 6.0 a.m.: Music until midnight with Des Guilfoyle. Heather Eggleton, Grant Morrow, Steve Parr, Simon Marsh, Bill Southgate. Radio Avon, 3XA News half-hourly. 6.0-9.0 a.m. hourly thereafter. 12.2 a.ni.: Brett Collings. 5.0: Lee Hanner. 9.0: Mike Richardson. 12 noon: Bruce Barnett. 4.0 p.m.: Ric Ditchburn. 8.0: Wayne Hunt.