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The Warren County Jaycees’ 1st Annual Joseph “Little Man” Reese Memorial Shoot the Links for a Cure Golf Tournament will be held June 21 at the Warrenton Golf Club. Proceeds from the tournament will benefit Duke Children’s Hospital and Health Center and the Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy. (Warren Record)

The Kentwood Jaycees will hold their 7th Annual Easter Egg Hunt on March 22. (GRNow)

An after-winter clean up day for the elderly and disabled, organized by the La Crosse Jaycees on April 19. (La Crosse Tribune)

The Sweetwater Jaycees will host the 50th-annual Rattlesnake Round-up at the Nolan County Coliseum, 1699 Cypress St., March 6-9. (Rattlesnake Round-up)

The 2008 Annual Kennett Jaycees Chili Cook-off will get under way this weekend, February 23-24. (Daily Dunklin Democrat)

The Delta County Jaycees will hold its annual Cardboard Classics at the Gladstone Ski Hill on Saturday, Feb 22. The Cardboard Classic is a sledding competition with sleds made only of cardboard, glue and tape. (Daily Press)

With the ice thickness on Hole-in-the-Day Bay on Gull Lake at 17 inches, the 18th annual Brainerd Jaycees $150,000 Ice Fishing Extravaganza has been given the green light for January 26. (WKBT)

The Phillies Home Run Derby will be making its annual visit to Honesdale on Saturday, July 14. The Home Run Derby is being sponsored by the Honesdale Area Jaycees, in cooperation with the Philadelphia Phillies.

The starting time has been set for 9 am. The contest is open for all boys and girls, ages 7-15. The contest is being hold at the Honesdale Little Baseball Association complex on Grove Street in Honesdale. (The News Eagle)

The World’s Biggest Fish Fry, sponsored by the Paris-Henry County Jaycees, is a week long event that includes a grand parade, carnival, dance, catfish race, small fry parade, fishing tournament, rodeo and catfish dinners with all the trimmings. (Jackson Sun)

In an effort to raise awareness about teen drug abuse, the Phoenixville Jaycees are hosting an awareness program this week which will give parents the opportunity to learn more about illegal substances. (Phoenixville News)