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ItMioJlmn, lwlm 8tm, Uri, April it, I UP Committee Declares 30-Hour Fast Successful Recognition tf 3 Wallace Intends To Run MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP) Gov. George C. Wallace has eliminated the maybe and says that "as of now I Intend to run" for president in Wit.

Wallace, who sought the White House as an independent in 1968 and ran In the Democratic primaries In 1972. is expected to seek the Democratic presidential nomination next year. Asked Friday if. in fact, he has not already made a decision to seek the presidency in 1976. Wallace replied, "You can say that.

As Of now I Intend to run." Up until now, the governor has only hinted that he would be in the race, although he has been putting together a national campaign organization. Charles S. Snider, who is directing Wallace's national campaign, said that the governor's official announcement will probably come "the first two weeks in June." Although Wallace has declined to say if he will be a third party or a Democratic candidate. Snider said that Wallace has told friends that he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination. Wallace.

55 and partially paralyzed, recently led a splintered field of Democrats in a Gallup survey of the party's presidential prospects. The likelihood of Wallace running has been strong ever since he won a third term as Alabama's governor by an overwhelming margin last November. The governor was felled by a would-be assassin's bullets on May 15. 1972. the day before the Maryland primary.

The shooting left him paralyzed in the lees, but he says his health now is good and that he would physically be able to stand all the demands of campaigning. "Inside Out" Choir To Sing Tomorrow the First Baptist Church, Indiana, will host "Inside Out," a choir made up of Christian students from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, during the morning worship. The choir Is sponsored through the United Ministry at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and is directed by Debra Robinson. Accompanists are David Boyd. Tracy McGarry and Steve Peters.

Several anthems and other selected numbers will be sung by the choir during the time of worship. Some of the selections to be sung include "Sing Praise to God." "Quiet Time." "If My People Will Pray" and "How the People Going to Know." The worship celebration will be broadcast at 10:30 a.m. over radio station W.D.A.D. Ted Armstrong To Appear PITTSBURGH Radio-television commentator Garner Ted Armstrong will speak at 7:30 p.m. on May 2 and 3 at the Syria Mosque.

He will focus on the causes and solutions of today's world problems and sociopolitical trends that he says. pose a threat to mankind's survival." Mr. Armstrong's appearance here is part of an international speaking tour sponsored by the Worldwide Church of God headquartered in Pasadena. Calif. Mr.

Armstrong broadcasts a daily half-hour radio commentary. "The World Tomorrow." and a weekly television program. His radio program is aired on two local stations. The public is welcomed to the lectures and admission is free. Read Gazette Classified Ads.

KEN AND CANDY SNYDER Group Schedules Weekend Activities 30-HOUR FAST COMMITTEE Pictured smiling triumphantly at the close of the 30-hour fast for World Hunger conducted last weekend by students on the IUP campus are seated left to right: Father James Byers. Jennie Korn. Vicki Slubber and Santo Collura; standing left to right are Therese DeFazio. Adele Jablonski and Kathy White. Committee members missing from the photo are Dr.

Delbert Jolley and Mrs. Bonnie Ramsey. CLYMER "No Hiding Place," the latest album by the Watchmen of Clymer, has been selected as the number nine Pick Hit album by the latest edition of "The Music City Entertainer." a Nashville based music trade paper. In the same Issue of the paper. "Ready or Not, Here He Comes," a song written by Ken and Tlnk Abraham of the Watchmen, placed number 19 on the paper's "Country Comers" listing.

Clark Ostermeyer, representative of "The Music City Entertainer," commented, "We have been receiving nothing but positive response from several of our men off the road and D.J.'s alike from the Watchmen L.P. "No Hiding Place" and the single "Ready or Not, Here He Comes." Said John Abraham, manager of the Watchmen. "We are very happy to have 'No Hiding Place' listed in the top ten by "The Music City Entertainer." After all. the Watchmen is primarily a gospel group and to receive this recognition from a secular publication is quite an honor. We were especially surprised to hear that 'Ready or Not.

Here He is doing so well on the country music charts. Country music is very popular nowadays and to have a song reach even the number 19 spot is quite an achievement for the Watchmen." Minister Publishes Book BROOKVILLE "Divorce and Re-marriage" is the title of a new book written by Pastor Vernon Boyer. minister of the First Assembly of God Church. Brookville. The minister states that the book was born out of a concern for the trade increase in the number of broken homes in America.

Mr. Boyer points out that leading marriage counselors projecting national statistics for the next five years say that by 1980 one-half of the marriages in America will end in divorce. "Divorce and Re-marriage" is the result of 23 years of pastoral ministry and counseling and study and research. The book approaches the subject with compassion, understanding and a soundly New Testament exegesis. Believing that the religious world as a whole is partially to blame for causing confusion over the issue, the Brookville pastor states that the book uses approaches seldom presented before.

Hear The I Laymen's Witness! I Sunday Morning I 8:10 on WDAD ning's service at 7:30 will be Robert Scholfield, Barry Rich-man and Mrs. Barbara Cover. Musical selections will be presented by the Snyders and the Ells. Grace Chancel Choir under the direction of Eleanore Bath will present selections at the 8:45 and II a.m. Sunday.

May 4. services. Speaking will be Donna Fowler and Paul Bot-slord. The Laity Meditation will be led by J.D. Varner.

Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, a sacred music concert will be presented by several singing groups from the community along with congregational singing. Appearing will be the 1975 Laymen's Witness Basketball Team in addition to the speakers for the service. Dr. William Hassler. Marty Mattocks and Martha Cumberland.

Ken and Candy Snyder will be featured along with Warren and Marlaine Ells as they present special music for the Laymen's Witness Weekend to be held May 2. 3. and 4. Host church for the event will be Grace United Church and Seventh Streets. Indiana.

Friday evening's services will begin at 7:30 p.m. and speakers will be Mrs. Barb Garlington. Neil Baxter and Heidi Fisher. In addition to the featured vocal groups there will be music by the Trombones IV.

At 4 p.m. Saturday. May 3 a Gospel Rock Concert for youth will be played at the College Lodge. Witnessing will be Randy Allen. Heidi Fisher and Terry Thomas.

Speakers for Saturday eve some step to recognize the problem of World Hunger and to involve themselves in some kind of concern for their brothers and sisters. The community and the university students are to be congratulated and encouraged to continue to take the humanitarian and political steps to bring this problem under control." Members of the community not contacted to be sponsors may become part of this humanitarian project by mailing their check payable to the IUP Fund for Hunger to either of the above addresses. All funds collected will be distributed to Bread for the World, an ecumenical Christian citizens group; the Mennonite Central Committee, distributor for food and clothing around the world: CROP, a Protestant relief and service agency: Catholic Relief Services, the overseas disaster relief and development of the American Catholic Church and My Friend's House, an orphanage in Saigon, South Vietnam directed by American citizens caring for abandoned children who are victims of war. IUP student Kathy White, public relations chairman for the 30-Hour Fast announced the goal for the 1976 fast as $10,000 and added that the date for next year's fast will be April 30. 1976.

At the Thursday night meeting of the IUP Committee for World Hunger, Committee President. Santo Collura announced. "A success beyond my wildest dreams!" The jubilant IUP freshman had reason to rejoice as the preliminary report was made on the highly successful 1975 30-Hour Fast. The committee's goal of $5,000 for this the second year of the appeal for the starving of the world was greatly surpassed with pledges totalling $8,109.68 tabulated from the nearly 500 fasters. More than $2,500 has already been collected and the fasters are reminded that as they redeem the pledges from their sponsors they are to deliver the proceeds to the Newman Center office.

1200 Oakland Ave. or mail them to the Fund for Hunger. Box 66. Indiana. Pa.

15701 or to the IUP Fund for Hunger. Box 1760, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Pa. 15701. Father Byers of the Newman Center staff said, "In addition to the tremendous amount of good that the money will do, even more heartening is the fact that between fasters and their sponsors ore than 2500 people in our community have taken lone? Discouraged? DIAL DEVOTION 463-8701 Recorded message of encouragement St. Vincent Plans Retreat in 1962 and master of divinity in 1965.

Father Donald directed the summer lay retreats at St. Vincent during the summer of 1974. He is presently stationed at Saint Vincent Archabbey. More information on the married couples retreat is available from the Lay Retreat Office. Saint Vincent College.

Latrobe. Pa. 15650: phone 539-9761. Uttaltt ffly Soul Awake, my foul, and mih the sun Thy daily stage of duly run; Shake off dull sloth, and joyful rite To pay thy morning sacrifice! LATROBE A special retreat for married couples has been announced by the Lay Retreat Office at St. Vincent College.

The June 20 22 retreat is the first of the 1975 Summer Retreat Series at Saint Vincent. This is the second year a special retreat was planned for married couples with a special invitation extended for married alumni of the college and prep school. Father Herman F. Ubinger. O.S.B..

retreat director, has announced that Father Donald R. Foreman. B. will serve as retreatmaster for the married couples retreat. Father Donald attended Saint Vincent College and Seminary where he earned a bachelor of arts in philosophy Three Hymn Sings Listed CLYMER A victory hymn sing will be held at 7 p.m.

Sunday. April 27. in the Clyrr.er Gospel Mission, Adams Street. The public is inviled to participate in the program. STARFORD Beginning at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday. April 27. the Clymer-Starford U.M.Y.F. will sponsor a hvmn sing in the Starford United Methodist Church. The public is invited to attend.

SAGAMORE A missionary hymn sing will be held at 2 ro. Sunday. May 4. in the Sagamore Gospel Center. The public is invited to participate in this program of special music.

Bishop Ken, a boy, was raised by Isaac Walton. He wrote this hymn for the use of students in Winchester Col. lege. It had 14 verses. Bishop Ken sang this hymn every morning upon waking, playing the' accompaniment with his lute.

At his request, when he AtA Kj uia kinriatrt ninnM lL to Knacintr nf tht' numn urar almmf im I win LTinnuny mai TOOK place. Youth Choir To Tour Area SHELOCTA Church of the Brethren Youth Choir composed of senior high school and college Church of the Brethren members from all over Western Pennsylvania will be appearing for a concert at 8 p.m. Sunday, May 4. in the Plum Creek Church of the Brethren, Shelocta. Director for the choir is Luana Hiteshew.

Windber, and advisors are Howard and Janet Brounce, Uniontown. Pastoral advisors are the Rev. and Mrs. John Eash. Johnstown.

Choir members from the Shelocta church include Tammy Lawton, Bill Bowser. Sue Shirey. Kathy Shirey, Cathy Rishel and Cheryl Kimmel. Cathy Rishel is a guitar accom-paist for the choir and Sue Shirey will be playing a flute solo. Faith Temple Marks 3rd Year Anniversary services to commemorate the third anniversay of Faith Temple of Church of God in Christ.

625 Knox Indiana, will be held at 12 o'clock Sunday. May 4. Guest speaker for the services will be Elder W.J. Mon-crieff. pastor of the First Church of God in Christ.

Co-raopolis. Special music will be provided by the Black Gospel Choir of IUP directed by Roderick Booker. The choir's president is James Hunt and the advisor is Jeannette Allen. Following the services, dinner will be served in the church center. Sponsors for the anniversary service are Elder and Mrs.

Stanford Webb Jr. Pastor of the church is Elder Stanford Webb Sr. IUP Chorale To Perform The Indiana University of Pennsylvania Chorale under the direction of Dr. H. Eugene Hulbert will sing at the 11 a.m.

service in Graystone United Presbyterian Church, Sunday. April 27. They will be singing two of the Chichester Psalms by Leonard Berstein. Chichester Psalms was written in 1965 for the annual choral festival in Britain which combines the choirs of the three great cathedrals of Chichester, Salisbury and Winchester. The Chorale will be accompanied by Curt Scheib, organ: Nancy Hantzeiman and Patricia Mehler, piano and Jack Stamp, percussion.

When you have a problem whether it be soil erosion or soil build-up and need consultation contact the Department of Agriculture representative for your area, he will be happy to assist you. The longer erosion is left unchecked, the larger the problem becomes to return soil to productive condition. Jtzdianafflotat o. FLOWERS GIFTS 451 Phllodalphla Strut Indlona Phen 465-2601 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH CONSERVE SOIL STOP THIS EROSION! RD I Clymtr, Pa. 2 miUt North of Clymar on Rt.

186 Sunday April 27, 1975 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 1 1 :00 a.m. Morning Service "I AM THE DOOR" 7:00 p.m. Evening Service "YOU AND THE WORID" Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Mid-Week Service RADIO WAVl SUN.

5:30 P.M. ANSWERS TO QUIZ; WORLDS CO PC; 1-capital; 2-Richard Nixon; 3-a; 4-lansing, Michigan; 5-Fod't Nguyen Van Thieu of South Viet Nam MATCHWOODS: 1-c; 2e; 3-a; 4-b; 5-d NEWS PICTURE: Environment Protection Agency SPORTUOHT: 1-Namath; 2-Fatae; 3-a; 4-baseoall; 5-lnternational Olympic Commirtea Jain ui far "Haaatfi4 This Sunday avaiyana a Sunday School wiH racalva a hap-ainau am with wfd, HappinaM 919 Calvary aptiw CnvMh. Wt invna yaw partkipat. in aw ipnng promatian. Ren Allan, Pastor.