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2008 "Celebration of
Scouting" a great success

Ringling Bros. And Barnum and Bailey ticket information

All paid patrons who were unable to come to the March 7 through 9 Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Bellobrations at the Chevrolet Centre due to inclement weather can exchange their original untorn tickets for a voucher to be used for the 2009 Ringling show, Feld Entertainment announced today.
All five Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey shows at the Chevrolet Centre were sold out, but due to the winter storm, not everyone was able to come. Ringling Bros. is committed to customer care in all the markets it visits and as such, is providing these vouchers to ensure complete customer satisfaction.
Customers who paid for a ticket can simply go to the Chevrolet Centre and exchange their original untorn tickets for a weather comp voucher from Friday, March 21 until April 30. Or customers can mail the original untorn tickets and a self-addressed stamped envelope, to the following address to have your vouchers mailed back to you: The Chevrolet Centre, ATTN: Tracey Biery, 229 East Front Street Youngstown, OH 44503
All mailed tickets must be postmarked by April 30 These customers will be responsible for exchanging the vouchers for show tickets at the Chevrolet Centre Box Office when tickets go on sale for the 2009 Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey show. A few particulars about the vouchers for the 2009 performances:
1. We will guarantee same price level but not same seats as show set-ups change from year to year.
2. No copies of tickets or vouchers will be accepted.
3. Vouchers must be redeemed no later than 2 weeks prior to the Opening Night of the engagement.

Friends of Scouting Steering Committee with Honoree Helen Stambaugh and Keynote speaker Judge Theresa Dellick; (l to r) District Executive Sarah Marino, Judge Theresa Dellick, Dave Deibel, Beth Basista, George Basista, Bill Moss, George Grim, Compco sponsor Clarence Smith, Rory Phelan, Helen Stambaugh, Aqua Ohio sponsor Buzz Pishkur, Elinor Zedaker, Gwen Smith, Sharlene Phelan, Chuck Whitman, Bob Zedaker, and Greater Western Reserve Council Executive. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO.

Mahoning County, Ohio - The 2008 "Celebration of Scouting" Breakfast was a great success this year bringing in over $23,000 surpassing the Friends of Scouting
Committee goal of $20,000. This was the kickoff effort for the 2008 Friends of Scouting campaign in the Mahoning County area.
This years breakfast, sponsored by Aqua Ohio and Compco Industries, welcomed 90 guests and honored Helen Stambaugh with the Distinguished Scouter Award. Mrs. Stambaugh was thanked for her many years of support of the Boy Scouts of America and continued support of scouting in Mahoning County. Keynote speaker, Judge Theresa Dellick spoke on how the Boy Scout program is a positive influence on the youth in our area. Greater Western Reserve Council Executive, Gary Erlinger, explained the programs of the Boy Scouts of America and how one can be apart of this great program and continue its efforts in serving the youth and families of our area.
The Friends of Scouting Steering Committee wishes to thank this years table sponsors which includes Aqua Ohio, Compco Industries, Kiwanis Club of Boardman, Boardman News, Bass Home Inspection, Techni-Graphics, Gem Young, Leonard Interchange LLC, Leonard Truck & Trailer, Boardman Steel, Farmers National Bank, First Energy Foundation, David Combs, and Kiwanis of Downtown Youngstown.
The efforts of the Friends of Scouting Campaign continue throughout the spring and for more information and/or to support scouting in our communities, contact Sarah Marino, District Executive at the Greater Western Reserve Council, Boy Scouts of America office at 330-898-8474, 1-800-234-7268, or smarino@bsa-gwrc.org .

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