April 25, 1977, Worldwide News - Herbert W. Armstrong Library and ...

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BURLEIGH HEADS, Australia
- Readers of The Plain Truth in the
Southeast Asian Region in the future
will receive the magazine from New
Zealand instead of the Philippines.
Roy Bickford, PT circulation manager
for Australia, announced
April 21.
The change was brought about because
100 many copies were being
losl in the mail under the old system,
Mr. Hickford said.
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M1LWAUKEE, Wis. - Baritone
Robt!rt MerriU performed here April
12 in the third concert slxmsored by
the Greater Milwaukee Chapter of the
Ambassador International Cultural
Foundation.
The artisllreatcd the ncar-capacity
crowll to classical selections and
ROBERT MERRILL
popular numbers and alone point had
the audience join him in a song.
Accompanying Mr. Merrill on the
piano was his wife, Madon.
Russian cellist Mstislav Rostropovich,
Feb. 8, and pianist
Vladimir Ashkenazy, March 17,
had preceded the singer in the three·
artist series.
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BURLEIGH HEADS, Australia
- Garner Ted Armstrong's'
five-minute radio programs arc being _
added to e ight stations in this country,
announced Dean Wilson,
director of the Australi an Work,
April 21.
'nlC stations' call signs and locations
and the times of broadcast are
as follows: 8HA. Alice Springs,
"breakfast time"; 3BA, Ballarat,
I :20 p.m.; 2BS, Balhurst, 6:15 p.m.;
2DU, Dubbo. breakfast time; 7HO,
Hobart, breakfast time ; 2VM,
Moree, time to be announced; 2MG,
Mudgee, 6:15 p.m.; 2MW, Murwillumbah,
between 5 and 6 p.m.
All eight stations will air the programs
three times a week.
Mr. Wilson also said the Gar·
ner Ted Armstrong telecast will be
aired in Geraldton, Western Australia,
beginning in July, bringing to
45 the number of stations carrying
the telecast in this country. The office
here hopes eventually to have the
telecast on 53 stations th