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Table of ContentsMessage from the Event Chairs..........….……2

2013 Committee…………........................……3

The Relay Story……………..…………….……6

Activities & Entertainment………………….8-11

Security & Safety…………………….…....12-13

Team Information…………………….……14-16

Food & Beverage…….……………..….……..17

Team Events & Fundraisers.….………….18-23

Luminaria…………………….…..…………….27

Survivor & Caregiver Celebration…..….……29

Sponsors…….……………..………….…..31-35

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Message From The 2013 Event ChairsThe journey to end cancer starts with a single step. Or perhaps thousands of steps over the next 24 hours! We welcome you to Relay for Life Mt Lebanon. We are glad you are part of our event. The objectives for the relay are to raise money for cancer research and cancer patients, to spread cancer awareness and to unite a community in the fight against cancer, remembering those lost, and celebrat-ing the survivors.

Relay for Life has been the signature event for the American Cancer Society since 1985 when Dr. Gordy Klatt walked and ran for 24 hours around a track in Tacoma, Washington, ultimately raising $27,000 to help the American Cancer Society fight the nation’s biggest health concern – cancer. A year later, 340 supporters joined the overnight event. Since those first steps, the Relay For Life movement has grown into a worldwide phenomenon, raising more than $4 billion to fight cancer.

Relay for Life came to Mt. Lebanon 4 years ago. We had no idea what to expect that first year. We were hoping for 20 teams and to raise $20, 000. However in true Mt. Lebanon style, we had 77 teams and raised $159,000. The next 2 years’ events were also great success stories, increasing dollars raised as well as participants each year. We are excited for this 4th Mt. Lebanon Relay!

We have an event-filled 24-hours planned on the main stage as well as around the track. The opening ceremony at noon will include the presentation of colors, the High School marching band, vocal per-formances and short welcoming remarks. The Luminaria Ceremony begins at sundown. This powerful ceremony provides an opportunity for people to work through grief and find hope. Walkers continue throughout the night, signifying that cancer never sleeps. Closing ceremonies will be held at 9am on Sunday. Please refer to the full schedule of events in this program.

An event of this magnitude could not be done without the hands, sweat and tears of many. We thank our dedicated steering committee, the countless volunteers and participants. We acknowledge and thank the incredible partnerships we have formed with the municipality and the school district. Without this support, we would not be here today. We humbly thank all those who are a part of this community event.

Sincerely,

Kathy Noorbakhsh & Sue WilcherRelay For Life of Mt. Lebanon 2013 Event Co-Chairs

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Thank You 2013 Volunteer Committee!American Cancer Society Staff Partner: Michelle Heil

Event Co-Chairs:Kathy Noorbakhsh, knoorbe@msn.comSue Wilcher, swilcher@mtlsd.net

Logistics:Nick PhillipsRon Wilcher

Activities, Ceremonies, and Entertainment:Lisa Dorn

Publicity:Teresa DonatelliBrian Schieman

Student Involvement:Judith KolkoShelly SabaKrista HartlineChristina ContesTyler Bleumling

Team/Recruitment and Development:Steve NoorbakhshKrista HartlineTyler BluemlingHeather KnuthJenny Cupp

Sponsorship:Teresa DonatelliBrian SchiemanKate Mahon TruverElizabeth PilarskiJoAnne Bova

Mission:Becky Englert

Fundraising:Sandy MarekJoanne SingleyFrancine McKainCarol Petti

Survivorship Development:Joyce Salls Mary Tambellini

Luminaria:Jean Schieman Sara DoughertySeth Kwiecien

Online:Jeanine Szalinski

Accounting & Registration:Jean SchiemanJackie RomboldJennifer Kennedy

Want to help...but you haven’t had a chance yet? The more the merrier! Please stop by the registration tents and ask for one of our Co-Chairs. We’d love to have you lending a hand (or two) at Relay!!

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The Relay For Life StoryOne person can make a difference. Nowhere is that more evident than with the story of the American Cancer Society Relay For Life, which began in Tacoma, Washington. In the mid-1980s, Dr. Gordy Klatt, a Tacoma colorectal surgeon, wanted to enhance the income of his local American Cancer Society of-fice and to show support for all of his patients who had battled cancer. He decided to personally raise money for the fight by doing something he enjoyed – running marathons.

In May 1985, Dr. Klatt spent a grueling 24 hours circling the track at Baker Stadium at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. He ran for more than 83 miles. That first year, nearly 300 of Dr. Klatt’s friends, family, and patients watched as he ran and walked the course. Throughout the night, friends donated $25 to run or walk with Dr. Klatt for 30 minutes. His efforts raised $27,000 to fight cancer.

While circling the track those 24 hours, Dr. Klatt thought about how others could take part in his mission to fight cancer. He envisioned a 24-hour team relay event that could raise more money to fight cancer. Over the next few months, he pulled together a small committee to plan the first team relay event, known as the City of Destiny Classic 24-Hour Run Against Cancer.

In 1986, with the help of Pat Flynn – now known as the “Mother of Relay” – 19 teams took part in the first team Relay event on the track at the historic Stadium Bowl and raised $33,000. An indescribable spirit prevailed at the track and in the tents that dotted the infield.

About Our Mt. Lebanon Relay...In the fall of 2009, the ACS approached Heather Knuth to explore the possibility of having a mini Relay For Life in Mt. Lebanon. Heather, now known as one of the grandmothers of Relay, agreed to explore the possibility. A mini Relay is held at one school and students try their hand at fundraising while becoming aware of a disease that affects so many. Each direction we turned in Mt. Lebanon, people shared their reasons to Relay and before we knew it Mt. Lebanon was busy with the groundwork and fundraising for the full scale, all inclusive Relay For Life, 2010. The ACS helped us set goals; 20 teams and raise $20,000. That first year we ended up with 78 teams registered, 802 participants and $159,921.14 raised for cancer research, education and support services. Over 75 people volunteered countless hours to make this happen. The school district and the municipality became partners in this fight. That was just the beginning....

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Activities & Entertainment Subject to Change - Look For Signs On The Track For Updates!

Time Activity Description9:00am First lap One member from every team on the track

10:00am Two by two lap Walk arm in arm with some one you like, love or just want to get to know Visit Puddles!! PA American Water will supply cold drinking water throughout Relay Southminster Parking Shuttle Begins

11:00am Birthday lap PROPS: party hats and noisemakers -- Led by Mt. Lebo Girls Soccer

11:30am Mt. Lebanon Marching Band Noon Opening ceremony Flag Bearers: BSA Troop 28. National Anthem: Marching Band Survivor lap We welcome all survivors followed by all caregivers to kick off this year’s Caregiver lap event by leading us on the first official lap. 1:00pm FROZEN T-SHIRT lap Join us on the turf. Grab a frozen shirt, melt the ice and wear it. How cool! NO PROPS NEEDED: WE SUPPLY THE ICY SHIRTS -- Led by: Winter Guard Kennywood trolley rides The Douncourts: acoustic music 1:30pm Umbrella Lap PROP: bring your own and we’ll take a break from the sun together Led by Incognitos Return Again 2:00pm Super Hero lap PROPS: YOUR FAVORITE COSTUME OR MOVIE TOY --dress as any of your favorite heroes. A candy bar prize for the best costume Sparky the Fire Dog Come visit our friend!! Chick-fil-A cow Come visit our friend!! Tug of War Elementary schools Band: South Ken 2:30pm Sole Mate Lap Flip flops provided; find the sole that matches yours NO PROPS NEEDED 3:00pm Miss Relay Pagent We will crown 2 Miss Relays who are able to raise the most money PROP: DRESS LIKE A PAGEANT CONTESTANT. Tiaras (provided Truver’s Jewelry) awarded to the winners! Band: A Slip of the Tongue Visit Puddles!! PA American Water will supply cold drinking water throughout Relay

3:30pm Newspaper costume lap Dress up one team member with a costume made out of newspaper and tape costume may be made in advance. PROPS: newspaper, duct tape.

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Time Activity DescriptionRemember to visit the concession stand & all our food vendors & teams providing delicious treats & beverages!4:00pm Mt. Lebanon Police Association Memorial Lap Band: Hardbark Sycamore 4:30pm Smile lap They say laughter is the best medicine so smile as you walk 5:00pm Sing Along lap We’ll play the tunes you sing as you strut NO PROPS NEEDED 5:30pm Funky Dance Lap Led by the Mt. Lebanon Dance Company 6:00pm Purple Glove Lap We supply the gloves NO PROPS NEEDED we celebrate the survivors with the color purple -- Led by: Mt. Lebanon Cheerleaders Band: Uptown Rhythm & Brass

6:30pm Reverse strut lap We are changing directions. NO PROPS NEEDED it is good to give your legs a break…..Continue to go in this direction until the luminaria ceremony Survivor’s Dinner 7:00pm Favorite Holiday Lap PROPS: anything that celebrates your favorite holiday: jack o lanterns, Easter eggs, Christmas stuff what ever holiday you look forward to

Band: Grasping at Straws

7:30pm Texas holdem out Poker lap Take a card any card, hold it out and match up with your fellow walkers, best hand wins, 4 of a kind, full house, even two pair NO PROPS NEEDED. We supply the cards -- Led by BSA troop 28 8:00pm Fire fighters and Paramedics This lap is for those who serve our community and for all who support them lap please join us and walk with a firefighter or paramedic

Band: Blue Devils 8:30pm Armed forces tribute lap Bring your flags or your picture of your favorite soldier or wear your fatigues. American Flag led by BSA Troop 28 9:00pm LUMINARIA Join us for a beautiful ceremony Glow stick lap After Luminaria. PROPS: GLOW STICKS supplied by Duquesne Light 10:00pm Reach out and hold my hand While you walk reach out and hold someone’s hand--no one should be alone in the dark--can we link the entire lap course? Let’s try! DJ Music Mark Yester & North Pittsburgh Sound

Activities & Entertainment Subject to Change - Look For Signs On The Track For Updates!

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Activities & Entertainment Subject to Change - Look For Signs On The Track For Updates!

Time Activity Description10:30pm Team spirit lap Join your friends, support each other, inspire your teammates to keep going. 11:00pm LIMBO LINE WALK Follow our chairs --lead us under the bar--how low can you go? Bracelet check NO PROPS NEEDED

QUIET TIME 11:30pm iPod and head phones lap Walk to whatever gets you through the night

YOGA Midnight Flashlight walk Bring your flashlight, join the walk PROP: FLASHLIGHT (bring extra batteries) St. Winifred Church Service

1:00am Pajama lap If you have ‘em, wear em, all night if you want to…..

Movies (1-5am) Rocky (PG); The Blind Side (PG-13); Miracle (PG); Sea Biscuit (PG-13); October Sky (PG); Karate Kid (PG); Wreck it Ralph (PG)

2:00am Walk Quietly Or take sound with you

3:00am Trivia: Who Wrote the song Named after this hour? Tell me as you pass the stage...and remember... don’t stop thinking about tomorrow....who wrote that one?

4:00am Catch a movie scene as you walk

5:00am Gather the awake folks! It is always darkest before dawn, take a lap with a friend!!

5:30am Sleep walkers lap Another lap? You can do it in your sleep….. NO PROPS NEEDED

Yoga Stretch 6:00am Flashlight walk Hope your batteries still work, let’s light up the dawn PROP: FLASHLIGHT. Sunrise Worship Service

BREAKFAST Bado’s Breakfast Wraps (While they last!); and other options

6:30am Morning stretch lap Get those limbs moving, we have some walking yet to do NO PROPS NEEDED.

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Time Activity Description7:00am Zumba walk Now we are movin’ join the zumba crowd NO PROPS NEEDED 7:30am Conga line lap Follow the line dance around the track NO PROPS NEEDED 8:00am Salsa in the lanes lap Let the Latin Sound move you NO PROPS NEEDED 8:15am Wedding songs lap The songs you know: YMCA, the makarena, etc. dress up if you like, everyone loves to dance at a wedding 8:30am Closing - Fight Back Ceremonies

9:00am Final relay lap for 2013! Join the crowd and end this year’s event in grand style. ALL TEAM LAP See you next year. ANY PROPS YOU WANT OR NOT!!! Clean up

Activities & Entertainment Subject to Change - Look For Signs On The Track For Updates!

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Security & Safety PoliciesAt the request of the Mt. Lebanon Police Department and the Relay for Life Committee, an 11:00 PM curfew will be enforced during Relay for all participants, including youth in high school, regardless of age. For the safety of our participants, we will be issuing wristbands to ALL of our properly REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS that will be at the Relay anytime between the hours of 11:00 PM and 6:00 AM. (Only teams raising $500 or more by May 23rd will be allowed to stay at the event between mid-night and 6:00 a.m.) This includes those on adult or youth teams, those on mixed adult/youth teams, and any official Youth Ambassador.

All participants must be registered in advance so we can make sure your team is given enough wrist-bands. The deadline for registering for wristbands was MAY 23rd. This will guarantee that your team participants have a wristband onsite and will be properly registered to participate overnight between 11:00 PM and 6:00 AM. There will be a preliminary wristband check at 11:00 PM on Saturday and follow-up spot checks during the overnight time and early morning hours. Any participants without a wristband will not be permitted to stay overnight and will be asked to leave the track area at 11:00 PM. For youth under the age of 18, we will need to contact your emergency contacts if you are asked to leave at 11:00 PM. All participants can resume activity after 6:00 AM when the curfew expires.

All youth (under the age of 18) MUST have chaperones (25 or older – 1 for every 5 people under age 18). Chaperones should be at Relay for the entire 24-hour period and within eye/ear-shot of the team tent/youth. You must complete the separate youth agreement, chaperone forms, and emergency contact forms. Contact the Team Development Chairs or Event Co-Chairs with questions. There will be periodic checks for chaperones between 11pm and 6am. If chaperones cannot be found, youth participants will be asked to wait in the large tent until chaperones are found. If chaperones cannot be reached, com-mittee will reach out to emergency contacts to come to Relay to pick-up un-chaperoned youth.

Quiet Time: Music, performances, and loud noise not permitted from 11:00 PM and 7:00 AM.

The Turf: Food/Beverages, etc.: food and beverages (other than water) will NOT be permitted on the track or field/turf this year. We ask that all such food/beverages be consumed on the asphalt areas out-side the fence/track. No sand-bags, spikes, tape or other materials may be used to secure anything to the turf/track. The only suitable items for securing tents will be water jugs or “weights”.

Inclement Weather: Relay 2013 will run rain or shine! The Committee will monitor all weather issues during Relay Weekend. Committee will announce when the track/stadium must be cleared due to light-ning and other weather issues. If the track is cleared due to weather, all participants are to seek shelter in their vehicles until the track/stadium is re-opened. There is no rain-date for this event.

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Security & Safety PoliciesSmoking: No smoking of any kind will be permitted inside/around the Relay For Life facilities (stadium, track or related school grounds). This is in accordance with High School policy.

Alcohol / Illegal Substances: Under no circumstances will alcohol of any kind or any drugs or other illegal substances be permitted at Relay For Life or any of the related fields/activities. There will be no exceptions. Any violation of this policy will be handled by the committee and/or the MTL Police.

Candles, Fire, Fireworks, Gasoline: Under no circumstances can participants bring any candles, matches, fire, fireworks, fuel, propane, etc. to Relay For Life unless otherwise approved by the Logistics Committee for food purposes or other approved usage.

Inappropriate Behavior: Failure to comply to the policies stated above, foul language, and any inap-propriate behavior will NOT be tolerated. Our security committee will warn anyone in violation of these policies. If need be, participants will be asked to leave.

First Aid: In the event of any emergencies, injuries or need for medical care, please contact our First Aid tent around the track immediately. They will assist, assess, and communicate with Police, Fire & EMS, if need be.

A P O W E R F U L P A R T N E R S H I P

As part of the community for more than 130 years, Duquesne Light recognizes the real power of Pittsburgh – its people.

We salute Relay For Life of Mt. Lebanon

and American Cancer Society.

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Thank you to the 60 Teams (as of May 31) that have made Relay For Life of Mt. Lebanon 2013 a boom-ing success and memorable event! All of our teams are located around the track for the entire 24-hour Relay at their team tents. Teams are conducting fundraisers (bake sales, raffles, prizes, etc) and other fun activities, so be sure to stop by all the teams while participating at Relay. The TEAM INFORMATION pages that follow will provide you all the information you need about which teams are at our 2013 Relay, where you can find them around the track, fundraisers, and more...

Team Name Team Captain Always in our Hearts Barbara L Ringler Belice Squad Ms. Michele M Belice Biggy-Big T Norma K Hoag BSA Troop 28 Nathan F Donatelli CANCER CRUSHERS Cyndie Carioli Cheer For a Cure Theresa A Carmody Clean Green Alexander B Wotring Cummings Crusaders Sean Cummings Fight 4 Life Mrs. Chelsea L Benigni Fight Pancreatic Cancer Mr. Stephen M Feller Fighting for Dreams Ms. Kathleen Rose Brown Firefighters Fighting Cancer Mr. Carlos G Caminos FIsh for a Cure Ms. Katie A. Watson Get Up Stand Up Against Cancer Mark Kokot Girls on Fire Maria K Carson Great Hope Ms. Anna E Conway Hammer Squad Mrs. Heather Pessy Holy Walkamole Sydney M Pell Hoover Heroes Mrs. Lisa Horgan J Middle Homies Bryce Brandenstein Jefferson Joggers Mrs. Stacey A Franklin Jersey Shore Mrs. Bridget H Meyer Kamikaze Geckos Ms. Erin E Connelly Karts vs. Cancer Ms. Taylor Avdoc Dumaine Lebo Loves Life 2013 Ms. Abby E Fauth Lebo Tennis Peter K Hazlett Lebo Volleyball Angela Smith LeboRELAYville Mrs. Sandy Marek Make It Shine Ms. Alyssa Smith Making Strides Ms. Dawn Russ Mt. Lebanon Dance Company Michaela Ramicone Mt. Lebanon Girls Soccer Team Ms. Kara E Touscany Mt. Lebanon Junior Women’s Club Tonya Belczyk Mt. Lebanon Marching Band Ms. Abigail Eileen Hric

Team Information Subject to Change - Look For Signs On The Track For Updates!

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Team Name Team Captain Mt. Lebanon Varsity Cheerleaders Ms. Abby Nicole Haslett Mt. Lebanon Winter Guard Ms. Brittany Rieg MTL Central Office Dr. Tim Steinhauer New Kids on The Block Mr. Robert McCarthy PCBC Kate J Barnes Promises Alison Bouet-Willaumez RAYS OF HOPE Maria Holzworth Rise Against Cancer Ms. Taylor E Oberle Rodgers Insurance Group Ms. Laura A Wehar Sephora South Hills Village Ellie R Harward Sole Mates Mrs. Joyce Salls Soon Bok’s Snapple Abby Waine St. Bernard Youth Group Elizabeth J. Harris St.Clair Cancer Crusaders Mrs. Heather L Martorella Sunset Hills Life Savers Hallie L Leach Susanne’s Soldiers Elena E Marzina Team Bravehearts Mr. Brian Schieman Team Cure It! Ms. Irene C Makris Team Ease Kim Griffith Team I.R.I.S.H. (I Relay In Search of Hope) Mr. Paul F Connolly Team Keller Williams Joe A Hirsch Team Markham Ms. Christina M Contes Team Prudential Preferred Realty (Rt. 19 S.) Bobbie P Mikita Team SHUP Laura Smith TEAM SQUID Mrs. Toni Schwartzmiller Team Washington Mrs. Mary Kay J Davis Team Zee Myles Zuckerman The Fighters Heather A Whitfield The Incognitos Return Once Again Billy Dougherty Totally Bern Mrs. Elizabeth Pilarski Twin Parks II Mrs. Corey S Flynn

Team Information Subject to Change - Look For Signs On The Track For Updates!

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Team Set-Up:o Friday, June 14, 5pm-7pm Open for all Teams. Please volunteer and help us ease Saturday morning congestion!

o Saturday, June 15 Set-up 7am to 10:30am. ALL TEAMS must be ready to move to the bleachers by 11:45am to join in the Opening Ceremony. Teams RIGHT of the 50-yard line - Drop-off point on street near main gate. Pull up to drop off and volunteers will unload your car. Do NOT leave your car. Once unloaded, go park your car and then return to move into your tent area. Volunteers will help you move from gate to your booth area, as needed.

Teams LEFT of the 50-yard line - Drop-off point in lot near ticket booth at scoreboard end. Pull up to drop off and volunteers will unload your car. Do NOT leave your car. Once unloaded, go park your car and then return to move into your booth area.

Team Bank Times: Please bring team donations to Registration/Info Tent only during the bank times listed in your team packet. All money must be in a Relay collection envelope - please make sure all information is ready.

Food/Beverage (Track/Turf RULES): We CANNOT have food or beverages on the TRACK or TURF -- WATER ONLY. All food/beverage must be sold and consumed on asphalt areas OUTSIDE track. No Sand Bags on turf – plan on water barrels, weights, etc. to anchor your booth. If you have equipment (ping pong, heavy tables, etc.) place boards under, especially table legs.

Additional Relay Rules and Info: - Shuttle will be available at main gate periodically Saturday to assist participants. This is courtesy shuttle - no scheduled routes or times. Please speak with a volunteer at the main gate and they will assist getting the shuttle for you. - Absolutely No tobacco products or alcohol at Relay. - Adult chaperone (over 25 years old) must be with youth teams during the entire event. - Please keep your campsite clean & take trash to the dumpster.

Team Information Subject to Change - Look For Signs On The Track For Updates!

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Food & Beverages Many Teams are also selling food & beverages so be sure to visit the team tents and enjoy their treats! Subject to Change

Craftwork Catering: Pulled Pork & more...Saturday, June 15, 11am-7pm. BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwiches | Homemade pickles | House-made Potato chips with dipping sauces | Aqua Fresca - a mexican water made with fruit

Chik Fil-A: Chicken Sandwiches...Saturday afternoon, June 15, until the sandwiches are gone! At the Team BSA Troop 28 tent (Rootbeer Floats too!!)

Moe’s Southwest Grill: Burritos...Saturday, afternoon,June 15, afternoon until Burritos are gone! At the Team Great Hope tent.

The Other Place: Pizza...Saturday, June 15, 7pm until Pizzas are gone!

Bado’s Breakfast: Breakfast Wraps...Sunday, June 16, 6am-7am. Breakfast Wraps with Egg, Cheese and Diced Ham

Team Jersey Shore: Hot Dogs, Popcorn...Saturday, June 15, noon until midnight. At the Team Jersey Shore tent.

Team Rodgers Insurance Group: Pulled Pork, Cabbage, Pasta...Saturday afternoon, June 15, until the food is gone. At the Team Rodgers Insurance Group tent.

Many Teams are also selling food & beverages so be sure to visit the team tents and enjoy their treats!

CONCESSION STAND Bagels & Cream Cheese Fruit Yogurt Breakfast Bars Meatball Sandwiches Hot Dogs

Soft Pretzels Nachos & Cheese Fresh Popped Popcorn Pepsi Products Powerade Water

Variety of Candy, Snacks, Freeze Pops AND MORE

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Be sure to visit all of the teams at Relay to see what FUNdraisers they have come up with. It’s a great way to entertain the family....try to win some prizes...and support a great cause. Here are the team fundraisers we knew about before we printed this program book! There are tons more - just stop by the tents as you make your way around the track this weekend!

Relay 50/50The Relay 50/50 is back! Tickets are $2 each and 50% of the money goes to the ACS while the other 50% goes to one lucky winner. The winning ticket will be pulled at the closing ceremonies at 9am on Sunday. The winner does NOT need to be present. In the past, one lucky winner received $6,000-7,000+! The concession stand will have 50/50 tickets and teams will sell tickets at the main gate.

Relay For Life Cookbook & Yogli Mogli Frozen YogurtThe Relay For Life Cookbook is available for sale at just $10 each. To purchase your book, just stop by Team LeboRELAY-ville or contact Joanne at jsingley@mtlebanon.org. The team will be selling Yogli Mogli Frozen Yogurt as well.

iPad 2 RaffleTeam Bravehearts is raffling off a 16gb iPad 2 (wifi). Tickets are $5 each or 3 for $10. They will draw the winner from their team tent at 8pm on Saturday June 15 during Relay. The winner doesn’t need to be present (as long as a phone # and/or email is on the back of the ticket).

Soccer PinniesMt. Lebanon Girls Soccer Team are making and selling pinnies for $15.00. The pinnies will be sold at their team tent. Or you can purchase one by contacting aaronpanczyk@gmail.com.

Sky Lanterns & Steelers Ticket RaffleTeam Hammer Squad is selling Sky Lanterns. Turn any boring party into a special celebration. Great idea for graduation! Only $5.00 each or 5 for $20.00. Stop by their tent to get yours! They will be raffling off Steelers tickets as well!

Chinese Auction ItemsTeam Totally Bern will have Chinese Auction Items from 9:00am Saturday until 7:00am Sunday.

Bounce House & Obstacle CourseStop by Team Washington and enjoy some bouncing and try you luck with the obstacles!

Re-Charge Your Cell Phones (and yourself!)Team Make It Shine will have cell phone chargeing and will also be selling food/drinks.

Chinese Auction ItemsTeam St. Clair Cancer Crusaders will have Chinese Auction Items during Relay.

Hotdogs, Popcorn & WaterTeam Jersey Shore will be selling Hotdogs, popcorn & water from 12:00pm - 12:00am.

Team FundraisersSubject to Change - Look for signs on the Track for updates

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Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt

Betsy's is a proud supporter of the Relay for Life of Mt. Lebanon.

Best wishes to all of the teams & volunteers and thank you for your contribution to this worthy cause.

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Mt. Lebanon's Premier Homemade Artisan Ice Cream Shop

$11 Kid's Cone or Bowl

with Coupon

Valid Through 6/31/13

Lebo Concession StandTeam Cancer Crushers will keep us all fueled and ready to walk by managing the Lebo Concession Stand! Open 24-hours, stop by any time for bagels, fruit, yogurt, breakfast bars, meatball sandwiches, hot dogs, pretzels, nachos, popcorn, drinks and other snacks - featuring Coffee Tree Roasters coffee!

Raffle TicketsTeam Mt. Lebanon Junior Womens Club will be selling Raffle Tickets from 9:00 am - 4:00 pm.

Moe’s Burritos, Direct Energy Tickets, Head Bands & “Minute to win it” gamesTeam Great Hope will be selling Moe’s Burritos, raffling Direct Energy Tickets, selling Head Bands & playing “Minute to win it” games from 9:00 am - 8:00pm.

Spin Art Booth (on black-top)Team Prudential Preferred will have a Spin Art booth on the black-top from 12:noon - 5:00 pm.

Duct Tape Items made by the teamTeam Rise Against Cancer will be selling Duct tape items made by the team from 12:00noon - 9:00pm.

Lap Beads and MustachesTeam The Incognitas Return Once Again will be selling lap beads and Mustaches. Always a Relay favorite!

Win Goldfish by Throwing Ping Pong Ball Into CupsStop by Team Fish for a Cure to win a goldfish by throwing ping pong ball into cups - All day Saturday.

Hair Braiding and Selling Other Hair Items, Bracelets & Press-on TattoosTeam MTL Varsity Cheerleaders will be braiding hair, selling hair items, bracelets & press-on tattoos from 9am - 7pm.

Dunk TankTeam Markham is back with the Dunk Tank - a Relay Favorite! - from 12:00noon - 9:00pm.

Real Life Mario Kart!Team Karts vs Cancer is having Real Life Mario Kart: players will have cardboard cars & other players set up traps with water balloons, banana pool and more.

Carnival GamesTeam Jefferson Joggers will have Carnival Game at their tent from Start until dark.

STEELERS Tickets Silent Auction & Basket RafflesTeam Making Strides will be holding a silent auction for Steelers Tickets and some basket raffles.

Drinks & FruitTeam Lebo Girls Volleyball will be selling various Drinks & Fruit.

Team FundraisersSubject to Change - Look for signs on the Track for updates

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Betsy’s Ice Cream Team Mt. Lebanon Marching Band will feature Betsy’s Ice Cream (sold by Betsy’s) from 12:00noon - 10:00pm.

Raffle Summer BasketsTeam Belice Squad will Raffle summer baskets - winner Sat. evening.

Drinks (punch from a pitcher), Hairstyling & Make-up, RafflesTeam Sephora SH Village will sell Drinks (punch from a pitcher), have Hairstyling & Make-up, and raffles.

T-shirts, Tumble for Tips & Jail/BailTeam Cheer 4 A Cure will sell T-shirts, tumble for tips & run the Jail/Bail from 11 am - 6 pm.

Jail/BailTeam Mt. Lebanon Winter Guard will also run the Jail/Bail on Saturday until 10 pm.

Face Painting & Henna TattoosTeam Promises will have Face Painting & Henna Tattoos from 11 am - 3 pm.

Bake sale and RaffleTeam Clean Green will hold a Bake sale and raffle.

Beach Theme - Hula Hoop Contest, Sell Water & Beach ItemsTeam Lebo Loves Life 2013 will host a Beach theme - hula hoop contest, sell water & beach items from 9 am - 7 pm.

Handmade Wallets & CD’s, Jewelry & Crafts, Talent ShowTeam St. Bernard Youth Group will sell Handmade wallets & CD’s, Jewelry & crafts, and hold a talent show.

Sarris CandyTeam Cummings Crusaiders will sell Sarris Candy.

Ping Pong & FoosballTeam Lebo Tennis will have Ping Pong & Foosball (and MAYBE FOOD!).

Gift Basket RaffleTeam Keller Williams will hold Gift basket raffles from 9am-9pm.

Root Beer Floats and Chik-Fil-a SandwichesTeam BSA Troop 28 will sell Root Beer Floats (root beer brewed and donated by River City Brewery; ice cream donated by Betsy’s Ice Cream) and Chik-fil-a sandwiches on Saturday.

Soccer Ball Shoot-outTeam J Middle Homies will let you shoot a soccer ball into net behind booth from 12- 8 Saturday.

Glow Stick & Poncho Sales Team Girls on Fire will sell glow stick & ponchos from 10 a - 4 p Saturday.

Team FundraisersSubject to Change - Look for signs on the Track for updates

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Impossible Climbing Ladder (rope)Team PCBC dares you to try to climb their Impossible climbing ladder (rope) from 11 am - 4 pm Saturday.

Relay PongTeam Fighting for Dreams is running Relay Pong - Bounce balls across table into cups to win prize - 9 am- midnight.

Selling Snapple & Arizona Ice TeaTeam Soon Bok’s Snapple is selling Snapple & Arizona ice tea.

Massage Chair, Raffle for Spa Services & Selling JewelryTeam Ease will have a Massage chair, Raffle for spa services & will be selling jewelry from 11 am - 7 pm.

FOOD: Pulled Pork, Cabbage & Noodles, Pasta, Walking TacosTeam Rodgers Insurance Group will be selling FOOD: Pulled Pork, Cabbage & Noodles, pasta, walking tacos.

Baby Hats & More...Team Fight Pancreatic Cancer will be selling baby hats & other minor items from 9am - 7 pm.

Purple Ribbon TattoosTeam MTL Central Office will be selling purple ribbon tattoos.

Kona Ice BeveragesTeam Get Up Stand Up Against Cancer will be selling Kona Ice Beverages on Saturday.

Freeze DanceTeam Mt. Lebanon Dance Company will have a Freeze Dance from 1-7 on Saturday.

FOOD: My Big Fat Greek Gyro Team Rays of Hope will be selling My Big Fat Greek Gyro.

Raffle BasketsTeam Hoover Heroes will raffle gift baskets.

GamesTeam Squid will have multiple games at their team tent.

Bank Sale, Panera, Drinks and 50/50 TicketsTeam Sunset Hills Lifesavers will hold a Bake Sale, will sell Panera & Drinks and also sell 50/50 tickets.

T-ShirtsTeam I.R.I.S.H. will be selling T-Shirts.

Ice Tea, Red Bull, Blankets & Beach BallsTeam Susanne’s Soldiers will be selling Iced Tea, Red Bull, Blankets & beach balls on Saturday.

Team FundraisersSubject to Change - Look for signs on the Track for updates

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Locations

Arcadia Division.............(412) 366-7337Fox Chapel Division........(412) 767-0707North Hills Division.........(412) 364-5834 Cranberry Office........(724) 766-4344Northland Division..........(412) 366-5550 Cranberry Office........(724) 776-6030

NORTH SOUTHChartiers Division...........(412) 221-0160 McMurray Office........(724) 941-2747Greentree Division.........(412) 922-5250St. Clair Division............(412) 221-2121

Pediatric Alliance is proud to participate in the Relay for Life and join in the �ght against cancer!

We o�er quality, patient-centered care at 12 di�erent locations with evening and weekend o�ce hours that are convenient for busy families.

SPECIALTY DIVISIONS Division of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology..................(412) 348-6868Division of Pediatric Endocrinology................(412) 371-3000

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Moon Township Office 412-269-9000

South Hills Office 412-833-4400

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How is the American Cancer Society finding cures today?

• The American Cancer Society is the largest private, not-for-profit source of funding for cancer research in the US.

• We fund groundbreaking research that helps...better understand cancer causes; determine how best to prevent cancer; and discover new ways to detect and treat cancer.

• Since 1946, the American Cancer Society has invested about $3.6 billion in cancer research.

• The Society’s program is distinguished by its funding of research in all body sites and types of cancer, with the largest allocations going toward cancers causing the greatest harm: breast, colon and lung. • 44 American Cancer Society researchers have gone on to win the Nobel Prize,

the highest accolade of scientific achievement.

• Our research dollars jump start careers. The Society seeks to identify the best and the brightest in order to launch their careers at a formative stage when this type of funding is scarce. Many of those who obtain future funding are quick to say: “I got my first grant from the American Cancer Society.”

• Our research dollars bring targeted research to specific populations. Since 1999, the Society has directed up to 10 percent of its research funding to help eliminate disparities in health care for poor and underserved populations.

• A highly-competitive peer review process is used to determine what programs receive Society funding. Included in these panels are stakeholders — individuals who help

ensure cancer relevance and patient impact is always considered.

• There are 40 National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer centers* in the country, 30 of which are headed by scientists who received Society funding at an early stage in their careers. Five centers are located in Ohio and Pennsylvania including: • Abramson Cancer Center at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA • Case Comprehensive Cancer Center at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH • Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, PA • The Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute at The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH • University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, Pittsburgh, PA

• All communities directly benefit from the substantial investment the Society has made in its research and training program. No matter where we live, we all gain from the research that increases our understanding of cancer and transforms how we prevent, detect, and treat cancer.

*refers to a cancer center which has demonstrated depth and breadth of research activities in each of the three major areas: laboratory, population sciences or clinical research, with a substantial transdisciplinary research bridge among these areas.

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The American Cancer Society was involved in many of the major cancer research breakthroughs of the century, including:

• discovering BRCA1, a gene for inherited susceptibility to breast cancer

• establishing the link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer

• Proving the safety and effectiveness of mammograms for the early detection of breast cancer

• demonstrating the effectiveness of the Pap smear in detecting cervical cancer at its earliest, most treatable stage

• Increasing the survival rate of children with leukemia

• discovering velcade, a successful treatment for multiple myeloma

• developing the prostate specific antigen test (PSA) for the early detection of prostate cancer

• discovering genes for inherited forms of breast and colon cancer

• Affirming that one-third of all cancer deaths can be prevented through healthy eating and physical activity

• Increasing the survival rate of patients with chronic myelogenous leukemia through the use of Gleevec

For a complete timeline of the Society’s research milestones, go to cancer.org/research

All Society-funded research is dependent on donor support. Scientists with Society grants work hard at finding cancer cures because they know their funding is made possible

through hundreds and thousands of small and generous gifts. By providing your support, you can help with a gift of time

or money that may unlock answers to cancer prevention or a more effective cancer treatment. Participate in or contribute

to one of many Society events such as Relay For life and Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.

Research today for a cancer-free tomorrow.You can join the movement for funding cures by enrolling in the Cancer

Prevention Study-3 (CPS-3). The American Cancer Society is inviting men

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history of cancer to join this historic research study. The ultimate goal is to

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Luminaria CeremonyRelay For Life participants and donors remember loved ones lost to cancer and honor those battling the disease by dedicating luminaria to be displayed during the luminaria ceremony.

Luminaria, paper bags containing votive candles, are transformed and illuminated after dark at our Mt. Lebanon Relay For Life. Each luminaria is personalized with a name, photo, message and/or drawing in memory or honor of a friend or loved one who has been affected by cancer. Luminaria can also be dedicated in support of a Relay participant. Each luminaria candle represents a person. They are our mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, friends, coworkers, and so many others.

The 2013 Luminaria Ceremony will begin promptly after sun-down (once it’s dark). Everyone is asked to stop walking the track at this time, and to be seated QUIETLY in the bleachers at 9pm (tenta-tively). There are many activities associated with this moving ceremony, which is why we need the track to be cleared. This is typical of most Relay For Life events.

A special THANK YOU to:

- Students of Howe, Jefferson and Mellon, the Mt. Lebanon Cheerleaders, and Mr. Hessler’s art classes for decorating Luminaria Bags.- Elizabeth Harris for her contributions with her original music; - Mt. Lebanon Dance Team for their thoughtful presentation; - Steve Feller for sharing his personal story; - Rollier’s Hardware for their donation of our luminaria candles; and - Rullo Construction for their donation of the sand used in our luminaria bags. - Restoration Hardware in The Galleria for their donation of battery-operated candles.

Remember loved ones lost to cancer and honor those battling the disease by dedicating a luminaria bag.

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Survivor and Caregiver Celebration!We don’t face cancer alone and neither should you. We come together every year at our Relay For Life event and celebrate those individuals who are winning the fight. The American Cancer Society Relay For Life movement is the world’s largest support group for survivors and their caregivers.

A cancer survivor is defined by the American Cancer Society as anyone who is living with cancer, from the date of diagnosis. If you have ever heard the words, “You have cancer,” we invite you to participate as a survivor. Stop by the Survivor tent near registration if you have not already registered on-line.

Survivor/Caregiver Celebration Information:

Arrive at 11:30 AM to register and receive your t-shirt

The Survivor Celebration Lap begins at 12:00 PM followed by the Caregivers Lap

Dinner Reception will begin at 6:00 PM

Special Thank You to our Survivor Celebration Sponsor, St. Clair Hospital:

and to The Other Place for donating the Survivor Celebration Dinner!

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Congratulations to all the teams for Relay for Life!

Proud supporter of birthdays & hugs!

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REALTOR/MOM/RELAY FOR LIFE CAPTAIN

MT.LEBANON OFFICE

Thank You To Our Sponsors!There have been many ways for the businesses and residents of Mt. Lebanon to support those touched by this disease, and to help the American Cancer Society find a cure for cancer. We once again called upon the local businesses to continue this fight against cancer in the form of Relay For Life sponsorships - financial contribution or in-kind donation of products and services.

The money we raise goes directly to: funding support programs for those in our area fighting cancer; education, prevention and other resources provided by the ACS; and critical cancer research to one day find a cure. Every dollar we raise gets Mt. Lebanon and others around the world one step closer to the end of this disease! Thank you to the following businesses we recognize as sponsors, and all the other organizations now shown below that have supported behind the scenes this year!

PREMIER Sponsor:

SURVIVORS Celebration Sponsors:

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Thank You To Our Sponsors!HOPE Sponsors:

HONOR Sponsors:

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BIRTHDAY Sponsors:

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Thank You To Our Sponsors!IN-KIND Sponsors:

Advance Auto SupplyAmel’s RestaurantAMF Mt. Lebanon LanesBullo ConstructionBravo’s Restaurant (The Galleria) Cain’s SaloonCarmike CinemasCraftWork Catering Fairmont Hotel Pittsburgh Houlihan’s Restaurant (The Galleria)King’s Family RestaurantLa Te Da SalonLeMont Restaurant

WASHINGTON ROAD BANNER Sponsors:

99 BottlesAlberta Modern HairArgentine ProductionsAsti’s South Hills PharmacyBetsy’s Bistro 19Blue Sky Closing ServicesBrentwood BankBrews Brothers Six-Pack EmporiumCoffee Tree RoastersColker Janitorial SuppliesColonial Beer

Comfort KeepersCyberJaz Corp.Dairy Queen / Orange JuliusDavin InteriorsEleni Alexander SalonEnvy Nail SpaFamily Hospice & Pallative CareFort Pitt Capital GroupGood OrthodonicsHall of CardsHonorable Blaise Laratonda Magisterial District JudgeHoward Hanna

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Thank You To Our Sponsors!WASHINGTON ROAD BANNER Sponsors:

Jim Jenkins Lawn & Garden CenterJulian Gray AssociatesKeller Williams Realty, South HillsKulhawy’s LandscapingLanz Associates in DentistryLaura Wholey, D.M.D., General DentistryLa Piano ChiropracticLee Heckman Custom FramingMarc Wolkoff, D.M.D.Mt. Lebanon VisionNewton ConsultingPhoenix RehabilitatonPittsburgh Lacrosse StoresPrudential Preferred RealtyReich Publishing & Marketing Assoc.The Saloon of Mt. LebanonSouth Hills EyesState Farm Insurance, Lindsay BadgerState Farm Insurance, Greg SykesStephen Szabo SalonThomas A. Geisler CFP CPAWest Liberty Animal Hospital COOKBOOK & RECOGNITION BOARD Sponsors:

Davis & Davis Gourmet FoodsDawn’s Creative StylesDonatelli’s Italian Food CenterGatto Associates LLCIn Motion Athletics (IMA)In Memory of Bernadette Hale - Welcome Little OneWest Liberty Animal Hospital

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