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Episcopal Community Services of Western New York presents

HO&NS 'P~'l'Y A CONCERT TO BENEFIT THE HUNGRY

October 13, 1995

BENEFIT SPONSOR AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME

Corporate Co-sponsor West Herr Ford

CONGRA TULA T/ONS

to the

EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY SERVICES OF WESTERN NEW YORK

for all the good works they do for our community.

Daniel D. Amigone, Sr., Vincent J. Amigone, Anthony P. Amigone, Jr., Anthony P. Amigone, Sr.

Soon to be neighbors next door at 1132 Delaware Avenue (between Highland & Ferry)

Central Office: 2600 Sheridan Drive, Buffalo, NY 14150 (716) 836-6500

HORNS OF PLENTY 1995 PERFORMERS

JOSEPH CHILLE, our Master of Ceremonies, is the Program/Operations Manager of WJYE-FM and WECK-AM, a position he has held for the past 17 years . We welcome and thank him for participating in our program tonight.

THE AMHERST SAXOPHONE QUARTET tours extensively and has performed at Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center and Lincoln Center. The group's music has been broadcast on National Public Radio, American Public Radio, and Voice of America. In 1992 they were awarded 1st place by the Chamber Music Society of America. The ASQ records exclusively for MCA Classics and is in residence at the State University at Buffalo.

PIERCE ARROW is "a Barbershop Quartet with the classic sound. " The group is named after the luxury automobile that was produced in Buffalo, and they emulate that classy theme. A member of the East Aurora Chapter of SPEBSQUSA, the quartet has almost 100 combined years of barbershop singing experience. Pierce Arrow has performed at. regional concerts in northern Pennsylvania, Ohio, southern Ontario and New York State. They have participated in several competitions and have won numerous awards.

THE BAR-ROOM BUZZARDS have been dispensing their style of traditional jazz for over 29 years and have become a fixture in the Buffalo area. They have played concerts, private parties and night clubs including performances with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, the Mark Russell TV Show, the Lancaster Opera House and various festivals throughout the country. Their Tuesday, Thursday and Friday dinner cruises on the Niagara Clipper during the summer months are always a favorite with the general public.

THE ROYAL SERENADERS sing a repertoire of music ranging from spirituals, gospel, anthems, and pop music from Broadway shows and musicals - all from memory. Celebrating its 48th year, they perform music for 4 - part male harmony which is arranged by Roy A. Mathis, the group's director. The chorus began in 1946 when Mathis and brothers James, Cecil and Ted formed a quartet, and these original members are still singing with the group. The Royal Serenaders have traveled and performed in national competitions frequently placing first or second. This group has advanced and sustained the African-American culture through music.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We are grateful to the Rt. Rev. David C. Bowman, Bishop of Western New York, for his support of the HORNS OF PLENTY BENEFIT CONCERT. We especially thank the Riviera Theatre, Episcopal Community Services representative the Rev. Richard C. Rowe and the concert committee whose enthusiasm and commitment to the purpose of the HORNS OF PLENTY BENEFIT CONCERT assured it success.

Chairperson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Marjorie Gingell Advertising. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ms. Dorothy R. Pope Benefactors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Joseph T.J. Stewart Dinner Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Lin Kucharski Performance Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Rachel Green Publicity ...... . .................. .. . Mrs. Arthur 0 . Eve Stage Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Michael Szymanski Program Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mrs. Marilee Keller Sponsors . .. ......... . . ......... The Rev. Richard C. Rowe Tickets ......... ....... .. .... . .... . .. Mrs. Janice Beam

COMMITTEE

Mrs. Arthur 0. Eve Mrs. Marjorie Gingell Mrs. Larry Green Mrs. Marilee Keller Mrs. Lin Kucharski

Mrs. Edward Letchworth Mrs. Robert Millonzi The Rev. Richard Molison Mrs. Joseph T.J. Stewart Mr. Michael Szymanski

We would like to thank tonights audience for its commitment to helping alleviate hunger among men, women and children of our own communities.

Proceeds from the Homs of Plenty Benefi1 Concert will be distributed by the Hunger And Poverty Commission, an Episcopal. Communfty Services member agency, to church and community food programs through-out the Dwcese. Contact the ECS office at 881-0660 for a f undillg request fonn.

• EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY SERVICES presents

The Eleventh Annual

HORNS OF PLENTY: A Concert to Benefit the Hungry

JOE CHILLE MASTER OF CEREMONIES

AMHERST SAXOPHONE QUARTET

The AMHERST SAXOPHONE QUARTET plays everything from Johann Sebastian Bach to Eubie Blake; and for the Horns of Plenty Concert? --"We don't remember the names of the pieces, but they sound like this ..... "

PIERCE ARROW

Oh, You Beautiful Doll Roses of Picardy Mammy of Mine Mr. Touchdown You Keep Coming Back , Like A Song A Spiritual Medley

INTERMISSION

THEROYALSERENADERS

Soar Like An Eagle Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord

Jim Robinson, Bob Grimm, Soloists Memory

Bob Cook, Lamont Glover, Soloists Medley: Poor Wayfaring Stranger/This World Is Not My Home

SILENT MOVIE AND THE MIGHTY WURLITZER ORGAN

BAR ROOM BUZZARDS

Oh Lady Be Good - from the show "Lady Be Good" 1924 Ballad Medley

Somebody Loves Me - "George White Scandals" 1924 I Got Rhythm - "Girl Crazy" 1930 Embraceable You - "Girl Crazy" 1930

Strike Up The Band - "Strike Up The Band" 1930

HORNS OF PLENTY BENEFACTORS

Mr. & Mrs. Oscar W. Acer Janice V. Beam Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Bemer The Rev. Dwight Blakeslee The Rt. Rev. & Mrs. David C. Bowman The Rev. & Mrs. Peter W. Bridgford Mr. & Mrs. Scott Cassety Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Cutting Arthur 0. Eve Constance B. Eve Judith & John Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Flickinger Richard & Jayne Freeman Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Gingell Mrs. Marilee A. Keller Patricia S. Kluge Mrs. Edward H. Letchworth, Jr. A. Norman Lewin, M.D. Eunice Lewin, M.D. Richard P. Manns Eleanor V. Millonzi Mrs. John E. Munn Carl & Zenia Ohsiek Mr. & Mrs . Arnold T: Olena The Rev. & Mrs. Richard C. Rowe Arthur & Karen Sherwood Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Smith, Jr. Barclay Spence Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T.J. Stewart James L. Ward Edward C. Weeks Helen S. Wells Dorothy E. Wynne

HORNS OF PLENTY PATRONS

Mrs. Roger K. Adams Drs. Joan & Peter Arvedson Mrs. Julian Banett The Rev. & Mrs. William Bayle Mr. & Mrs. B.M. Bowen, Sr. Linda C. Brown Lloyd Brown, M.D. The Very Rev. Judith D. Burrows Patricia A. Carlisle Erna S. Clark Donald Damon Larry & Phyllis Dudeck William H. Earl Lynn & Larry Ensminger Episcopal Church Women,

St. Philips Natalie H. Evans Ward & Jenny Ewing William S. Flickinger Angeline K. Fryer Jeanette H. Gan Mr. & Mrs. Howard F. Gondree Germain K. Graves Mr. & Mrs. Eric L. Hedstrom Mary Rix Hefuer Nancy R. Hefuer Mr. & Mrs. Sherlock A. Henick, Jr. Donald A. Heussler Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Hughes, Jr. Lois L. Johnson Robert L. Johnson Marie L. Keller Cordelie King Mrs. Peter Knowles Barbara J. Lewis David & Katharine Lewis Gerald P. Linsner Jamson Lwebuga-Mukasa, M.D. Katherine Lwebuga-Mukasa

Nancy B. McCulley, Esq. Barbara J. McGinness Mary L. Meadows Mr. & Mrs. Hugh I.S. Miller, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Moden ·H_ Ernest Montgomery II Mr. Joseph H. Morey Davina A. Moss Kevin & Diane Mulcahy Dr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Nardiello Jesse E. Nash, Jr., Ph.D. Hortense B. Nash The Rev. Russell A. Newbert Barbara J. Northan June & Jack Patterson Mark G. Pearce, Esq. Robert S. Petersen Dorothy R. Pope Canon Barbara J. Price Sallye Price Josephine E. Robbins Marian Reeck St. Martha's Guild,

St. Paul's, Harris Hill Paul & Judy Schwartzmyer Mrs. Stephen Shanley James & Lynne Smith Jean M. Templeton Mary R. Templeton Sharon & Stanley Tinell Anne & William Wadsworth The Rev. & Mrs. William C. Webb Becky & Dick Welte Mr. & Mrs. Clark G. White, Jr. Janice A. Whitelock Catherine Wiggins Bernice Woodard Winifred S. Wyant

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"A Home in more ways than one ... "

Adult Care since 1858 Brent Manor Apartments since 1968 Residential Health Care since 1975

Long Term Home Health Care since 1978 Adult Day Health Care since 1982

Certified Home Health Agency since 1987 Child Day Care since 1989

AIDS Home Care since 1990 Personal Emergency Response since 1991

Alzheimer's Health Care since 1993 Proposed Life Care Community since 1995

Brent Manor Nutrition Program

meeting the nutritional needs of the elderly and the handicapped in the

Elmwood & Bryant A venues district

PANTRIES RECEIVING FUNDS FROM 1994 HORNS OF PLENTY CONCERT

American Indian Child & Family Services, Akron Bethany Food Pantry, Olean Buffalo Area Metropolitan Ministries, Food for All Centennial Dining Room, Buffalo Chautauqua Country Rural Ministries Food Bank, Dunkirk Community Kitchen at Christ Church, Albion Kenmore/North Buffalo Food Pantry Medina Emergency Food Pantry Rhode Island Street Food Pantry St. Peter's Food Pantry, Niagara Falls St. Philip 's Food Pantry, Buffalo St. Simon's Food Pantry, Buffalo Westfield Community Kitchen

APDLEfE8T October 22, 1995 - Noon - 4 P.M.

&.. Johns Epi8xlpal Church - 431 LBke &... Wilson. NY

food - Produce - Balce Goods - Crnfui end More !

MANY THANKS & GOOD WISHES

TO

THOSE WHO HELP FEED THE HUNGRY

through

HORNS OF PLENTY

and

EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY SERVICES

from the People of SAINT PAUL'S CATHEDRAL

BUFFALO

The Very Reverend Allen W. Farabee, Dean

HUNGER FACTS

* 1 of every 4 children in New York State and throughout the United States is growing up in poverty ($14,380 annual income for family of 4) .

* In Erie County, 18 percent of the total population (115,613 people) lives in poverty; 40,650 are children. An additional 60,863 people are "near poor."

* Every month, 100,000 Erie County residents tum to food pantries and soup kitchens for food assistance; 40 percent are children.

* In 1982, there were 15 food pantries in Erie county. Today there are 148.

* In 1992, soup kitchens, food pantries and shelters in Erie County provided 3.5 million meals.

& 1.9 million New Yorkers receive Food Stamps; 101,000 individuals receive Food Stamps in Erie County. Approximately 40 percent are issued to households who are not on welfare. For the most part, they are the working poor.

* Households with children receive 82 percent of Food Stamp benefits.

* meal.

The average Food Stamp benefit is $.70 per person, per

* In the U.S., 15% or 38.6 million Americans live at or below the poverty level.

*

* State.

In the U.S. every 53 minutes a child dies from poverty.

An estimated 412,000 children are hungry in New York

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"Taste of Calvary" Saturday Oct. 14, 1995

llam-4 pm Baked Goods, Auctions, Crafts, G?fts, International Foods

and lots of fun for kids young and old!

The Rev. Steven T. Metcalfe, Rector The Rev. Edward J. Tracy, Assistant Rector

The Rev. Gay Walser, Deacon Debi Overton, Organist/Choirmaster

Gloria R. Werblow, Carillonneur & Handbell Choir Director Calvary Episcopal Church Office 633-7800

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH HAMBURG

IS PLEASED TO HELP SPONSOR THE

HORNS or PLENTY CONCERT

AND EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY SERVICES

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SALUTE

HORNS OF PLENTY

A CONCERT TO BENEFIT THE HUNGRY

through the work of Episcopal Community Services

of Wes tern New York

1\-fotivated by God's generosity we provide a caring enviornment for ~ll God's children. Continuing to provide materials for those in need; we work as a team caring for Hts children who need help. JiVe nuture these children in need; helping them reach their God given potential.I

.A1av God bless a!! 1he little children.

Sincere(Y,

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God's blessing on feeding the hungry

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LENTEN FISH FRYS Being Served: Mar. 3 , 10,.17 , 24, 31 Apr7 From 4:(X) - 7:(X)

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH BUFFALO

IS PLEASED TO HELP SPONSOR THE

HORNS OF PLENTY CONCERT

AND

EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY SERVICES

Office: 876-6504 The Rev. J. Frederick Barber The Rev. Richard Molison

Rector Benjamin Phillips Assistant Organist/Choinnaster

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As Jesus said "Feed my sheep," so we give thanks to God for those who work to feed the hungry, both physically and spiritually. May God's grace be with all who respond to Jesus' command.

-I Best Wishes

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Let not the needy, 0 Lord, be forgotten; Nor the hope of the poor be taken away.

BCP pg. 98

JOIN US FOR WORSHIP, EDUCATION, AND SER VICE AS GOD'S CELEBRATING PEOPLE!

SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP AT 8:15 AND 10:30 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AT 9:15

SAINT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Fourth and Ridge Streets in Lewiston

DIOCESAN COUNCIL

SENDS ITS BEST

WISHES

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A Force For Good

AS WE THE CLERGY, VESTRY, MEN'S CLUB, ECW, CHOIR, FOOD PANTRY, PASTORAL COMMITTEE

& MEMBERS OF THE PARISH CONTINUE TO SHARE IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER

Katherine Lwebuga-Mukasa, Deacon

18 Sussex Avenue Buffalo, New York 14215

833-0442

FOR WHEN 1 WAS HUNGRY. you gave me food: when thirsty,

you gave me drink; when I was a stranger. you took me into your home.

. 1922 Church Mission

Prayers and Best Wishes for the success of

this year's

ofHel

Horns of Plenty Concert

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1995

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Jamin' Jazz Group Chautauqua Chamber Singers

Das Puppe11spiel Puppets Jamestown Civic Orchestra

f-ollowing Jesus ' command, Episcopal Community Services of WNY presents

Horns of Plenty Concert South an afternoon of entertainment focused on feeding tlze

hungry in our community Sunday -- October 22, 1995 -- 2:30 prn

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General Admission: $10.00 Student: $5.00

*l3enefactor: $50.00 *Patron: $25.00

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SAINT BARTHOLOMEW'S PARISH in the town of Tonawanda, NY

Ask God's richest blessings upon the Episcopal Charities Board, and this 'J-{O~S O:F P.L'Eg{'lo/' concert!

Saint 'Bartfwfomew's 'Episcopal Cfiurcfi. is focatea on. tfi.e comer of J'ries 'R.gaa at 'Brigfi.ton., just opposite :l(f,n.more 'East Jfigfi. ScfwoC. 'Visit us anytime -we are always open.!

Church Office 836-5454 836-5455

SCHEDULE OF DAILY AND SUNDAY SERVICES DAILY 8:30 am The Daily Office of Morning Prayer

Noon The Daily Office of Noon Prayer 3:45 pm The Daily Office of Evening Prayer

SUNDAYS 6:30 am The Daily Office of Morning Prayer 8:00 am Holy Eucharist 9:15 am Holy Eucharist and Church School 11:00 am Holy Eucharist and Church School

(Summer Sundays - 8 and 10 am)

BENEFACTORS

Dr. & Mrs. Larry Green

PATRON

The Rev. Susan Cox Jeanne M. Fisher Mrs. Lawrence Fleischmann Mr. & Mrs. M.R. Herron, Jr. Julia W. Marks Mrs. Marguerite Rupnow Cleon 0. Service Marilyn Sifontes

We wish to thank the Rev. Jerry True for entertaining us on the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ. We appreciate his sharing his talent with us and the time he has devoted in preparing for this performance.