Western theme chosen for cancer society ball

Proceeds will be used for projects working toward the elimination of cancer.
LORDSTOWN -- The American Cancer Society will hold a Cattle Baron's Ball from 6 to 11 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Henn Homestead, state Route 45.
"Hoedown at the Homestead" is the country western theme chosen for the evening of musical entertainment, food, games, midway attractions and a silent auction.
During the ball, Dr. Robert DeMarco will be honored for his contributions to the American Cancer Society over the past 12 years. Also recognized will be James McFeeley, a prostate cancer survivor, for his contributions to the society's Man to Man prostate cancer support group program.
Just for fun
Among the evening's activities will be a cow milking contest, quarterback toss, shooting gallery, golf challenge, ring toss, corn hole toss, a cow pie fly and other contests.
Refreshments will be available throughout the evening at a bruschetta bar, a pasta bar and a coffee bar.
Tickets for the event are $100 per person. For tickets or additional information contact the American Cancer Society at (330) 533-8240 or (888) 227-6446.
Proceeds will be used by the society in various ways to help eliminate cancer through research, education, advocacy and service. Patrons can support the program by purchasing a sponsorship package or program acknowledgment, or by donating items for the auction.
Supporting cast
Major sponsors for the fundraiser are Henn Industries, Humility of Mary Health Partners and WFMJ-TV 21.
Katie Burkey and Kerri Stewart are co-chairmen for the event. Committee members are Dr. William Begalla, Debbie DiVincenzo, Dr. Nancy Gantt, Kathy Garritano, Cherie Henn, Sher Jones, Patricia Kavic, Sara Maroni, Mark Massucci, Darlene and Jim McFeely, Linda Moll, Charlene Pasko, Bonnie Perratto, Bergen Reamer, Cammy Rickett, Selena Sofocleous, Dave Terpak, Brenda Thompson, Regina Vaughn and Sandie White.