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Thursday _ resruary 14,
EVENING

9:00 THE PLAY’S THE THING

rama
“Brothers In the Black Art,” an origl-
nal drama by Robertson Davies (“The
Manticore”). An old man recalls his
apprenticeship as a printer, his two
young colleagues, and the fun they

" 70:00/E) TARGET: THE IMPOSSIBLE
4 ~-—Sclence

Prob the mysteries of ESP... .
do iy have a sixth sense that could
allow us tc go beyond physical limits
and communicate without words?
Psychiatrist Montague Uliman dis-
cusses ths realms of possibilities In-
volved with extrasensory perception
and his experiments with deram tele-
pathy and ESP at the Maimonides
Medical Center in New York. Host
Henry Ramer.

Friday reeruary 1, -

6:30) (@) THE

EVENING

10:00 @} WORLD AT WAR

—Documentary

“Genocide.” Graphic film footage is
used to depict Hitler's persecution
and extermination of the Jewish popu-
lation in Germany and in the oc-
cupied countries, where an estimated
5,500,000 were slaughtered. Lawrence
Oliver is narrator. (60 min.)

HEALTH IN B.C. @® :
Intelligent methods of preventing
and fighting h fires, coupled
with simple rules for safe evacuation
ere suggested; fire extinguishers

suitable for the home are displayed. -

Saturday __ resruary 16,
AFTERNOON-EVENING

KILLERS—Repert —
Special: Trauma is the body's reac-
then to external injuries ranging from
Car accidents and gunshot wounds to
Poisoning and suffocation. (90 min.)

This Weeks
TV Programs ,

  

Sunday _ ceenuary 17,
AFTERNOON

3 PB CANADIAN FILMMAKERS

*.. os down the barriers ef merital
retardation—“As We Are” focuses on
art as a form of therapy for mentally
retarded children. Captured Is the
dawning of self-awareness through
art, mirrored in the young faces of
children from the Mental Retardation
Centre in Toronto.

6:00 (3) ARTS AND CRAFTS OF CHINA

—Documentary

Special: An in-depth view of arts and
Crafts practiced in the People’s Re-
public of China focuses on ivory and
Jade carving, egg shell and bottle
painting, and enameling on metal.

| Monday resruary 18,
EVENING

10:00 @ IMAGES OF CANADA

Return: Exploring the Canadian ex-
perience in a six-part series, tonight,
in “Historic Beginnings,” historian :
Donald Creighton reviews Canada’s

expansion, from the Vikings’ explora-
tions in A.D. 1000 to Confederation
in 1867, and finally, the historic
crossing of the Northwest Passage
by the RCMP ship St. Roch in 1942.
Paintings, archives footage and visits
to historical sites help re-create
colonization by the French and
British, fur traders who pushed on
to the Prairies, and gold-seekers who
helped to open the West. Upcoming
Programs deal with individual regions
—the Prairies, British Columbia,
Quebec and Upper Canada. Martha
Henry is the narrator of the series,

Produced by Vincent Tovell. (Repeat:
60 min.)