B22—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 5,1984
Jim and Jesse to perform benefit
INTERCOURSE About a year
ago, a group of men were gathered
around the coffee pot at Leroy B
Esh’s Hardware Store ui In
tercourse, Pa. The small talk
Cfihuflm
Saturday, May 5
Lancaster Society 6 meets at the
Elizabethtown Church of God to
entertain Society 34 and county
officers. Sandy Martin will have
a program on flower arranging.
Lancaster Society 15 meets for a 10
a.m. brunch at Willow Valley
Restaurant.
Monday, May 7
Lancaster Society 2 sews at the
Osteopathic Hospital.
Tuesday, May 8
Lebanon Society 5 will meet for a
Fashion Extravaganza at Mt.
Zion Road Church of the
Brethren.
Lancaster Society 22 meets for a
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ranged over the usual topics: the
price of tobacco, the crush of
tourists, so-and-so’s cow had twin
calves, the weather. The coffee
drinking session at the store is one
of the rituals which bind the
trip to Winterthur Gardens.
Meet at Mellingers Church at 9
a.m.
Lancaster Society 12 meets at 9
a.m.
Wednesday, May 9
Lancaster Society 14 meets to
entertain Society 8 and county
officers at noon at the Farm and
Home Center. Program,
“Desert Shall blossom as a
Rose,” by Mary H. Dickason.
Thursday, May 10
Lancaster Society 33 meets for a
one-pound auction.
Lancaster Society 21 meets for a
program on Solanco Glass and
Mirror.
Lancaster Society 9 meets.
Friday, May 11
Lancaster Society 13 meets at 7:30
p.m.
Saturday, May 12
Lancaster Society 7 will meet for a
food and plant auction
Lancaster Society 2 meets to en
tertain Society 29 at 12:30 p.m.
for lunch at the Farm and Home
Center.
Lancaster Society 25 meets for a
program on abused women by
Ada Farber.
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residents of Intercourse and En
virons into a mutually supportive
citizens group.
Leroy Esh is a totally blind man
who, against all odds, is the suc
cessful operator of a hardware
store. Leroy is quick to point out
that his desire to be self-supportive
was nurtured and developed by his
training at the greater Pittsburgh
guild for the blind. The guild is a
rehabilitation and training center
for blind adults.
Leroy is proud of his training. He
told the coffee crowd that the
school was in dire need of funds to
continue its work. The coffee
drinkers rallied around Leroy and
decided to try to raise money to
support local students at the
school. They formed “the outlook
association for the blind.” Local
farm folk donated animals for pig
roasts and the members of the
“Outlook Association" rolled up
their sleeves and sold pork sand
wiches, root beer, and other goods.
All of the proceeds were placed in
the “Outlook Association” account
to help the blind. Neighbors from
Intercourse and surrounding
communities rallied to support the
efforts of the hard working
members.
The idea of helping Mind
students has really caught fire in
the community. The biggest event
undertaken by the “Association”
will be held on Saturday, May sth,
from 2:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. There
will be an all-day pig roast and
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The “Jim and Jesse Grand Ole Opry Show" will-lie at
Martin Auctioneers Sales Barn next Saturday to give a benefit
concert for the blind.
food sale followed by the “Jim and
Jesse Grand Ole Opry Show” at
8:00 P.M.
Jim and Jesse are playing this
benefit performance after com
pleting a five-nation European
tour. They will drive all night and
most of the day Saturday after
doing a concert in Alabama to play
the benefit show in Intercourse.
The Ole Sheriff, Bobby Mon
tgomery; the Stone Mountain
Boys; The Wings of Bluegrass;
and A 1 Carpenter, of WGAL-TV,
will also perform.
The facilities at Martin Auc
tioneers Sales barn on Route 340
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two miles east of Intercourse have
been donated for the occasion.
There will be food and frdfe music
on the grounds in the afternoon
followed by a show in the sales
barn starting at 8:00 P.M. The
price of admission for the show, |5
for adults.
All profits from this food sale
and show will go directly to sup
port the blind through the “Outlook
Association.” Costs are being kept
at Rode Bottom and in the finest
tradition of hard-working, frugal,
Pennsylvania people, the money
will be used for direct aid to
deserving local blind people.
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