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Written by Stephanie Rothrauff
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Wednesday, 25 June 2008 |
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Volunteers to be at the Stadium Park around 12 noon at the latest to start setting up. Kids and parents can arrive any time between 1 and 4pm.
ACTIVITIES Jump rope / Javelin / Shot Put / Martial Arts / First Tee Golf / Long Jump / Baseball / Football / Soccer / 50 yard dash / Fitness Challenge / Center for Holistic Medicine / Canton YMCA / Stark County Bike Club / Scavenger Hunt / Medal Making. Most of the events should be completed in a relatively short amount of time (anywhere from 1 minute - 10 minutes depending on the activity. Kids and parents can come and go throughout the day.
RAIN LOCATION Our rain location will be the Canton YMCA gymnasiums. It will be the same time (1-4pm), but we will have to adjust our activities for the indoor weather. We will have two indoor gyms available in the event of rain. If we move there, I will put a note on our website and we will hang signs at the park redirecting people. I hope to see you all there!
A special thanks to the following Companies and Organizations who have been a huge help with this event: - Stark Community Foundation - The M. Conley Company - Sandrock Water - Soccer One - Canton YMCA - Target - Fishers
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Written by Stephanie Rothrauff
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Monday, 12 May 2008 |
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These are exciting times to be part of the Canton Jaycees! The Jaycees have been influential in the Canton Community in many ways including our annual Easter Egg Hunt, Christmas Shopping Tour, and Holiday Food Baskets to help underprivileged kids and families in need in the Canton area. With many new, enthusiastic members we have decided to bring another event to the community! With the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China this August, this was a great year for the Canton Jaycees to host its first Kids Olympics. The event will be held at the Stadium Park, 12th Street NW on June 28th from 1 - 4pm. These Olympic events are for children ages 6-12. All children must be supervised by their parents during the event.
The Canton Kids Olympics will focus on the Olympic games, teaching kids how to play various sports, and the importance of being fit and physically active. The games will focus on teamwork and good sportsmanship and will be managed by Jaycee members and volunteers from the community. Some of the games planned include a soccer shootout, baseball toss, fitness challenge, 50/100 yard dash and much more! The children will also be able to flourish their creative side by designing and making their own Olympic medals. Kids can also take part in a scavenger hunt around the park and learn about nutrition and other local organizations. As if this isn't exciting enough, the Canton Jaycees will welcome Olympic gold medalist, Ashley Whitney, from the 1996 Summer Olympics, Atlanta games. Ashley continues to compete in triathlons and works with children everyday as a swim coach. She has offered her time to appear and talk to kids about her experiences and share her medal.
Join us on to kick off this exciting event Saturday, June 28th.Contact Lynsey (
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Last Updated ( Monday, 12 May 2008 )
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Written by Victoria Perkins
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Monday, 14 January 2008 |
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The Canton Jaycees are excited to be continuing our Happy Tails Animal Shelter Assist Project in 2008. This year we will be working with Stark County Humane Society's volunteer coordinator to find ways of expanding this project beyond just monthly visits.
For those of you who are unfamiliar with this project, the Jaycees visit the Stark County Humane Society one Saturday afternoon each month and help out with the animals. Different ways of helping out during the visits range from "light duty" tasks (e.g., walking the dogs and/or petting and grooming the cats) to "dirty work" (e.g., cleaning cat cages and/or bathing dogs). Volunteers are encouraged to participate in whatever way(s) are most enjoyable to them...if you don't want to bathe dogs, we won't make you, and if you don't want to change cat litter, we won't make you do that, either! It's absolutely fine with us if you want to walk dogs or groom cats, and you are free to stay as long or as little as you like.
Each volunteer is also asked to bring one donation item from the shelter's wishlist (viewable at www.starkhumane.org) when they report to the shelter. Most of these items are available for great prices at our local dollar stores. SCHS is always in need of newspapers for cat litter, so if you've got a stack of old papers you need to get rid of, bring 'em with you -- help the environment and the shelter! Those of you visiting SCHS for the first time will also be required to fill out the shelter's waiver form, which is downloadable at www.starkhumane.org or available at the SCHS front desk.
Children are always welcome at Happy Tails events, but anyone under the age of 16 must have a parent/guardian with them at all times during the event. Parents/guardians of minors must also fill out the SCHS waiver form, which is downloadable at www.starkhumane.org and also available at the front desk of the Humane Society.
Listed below is a schedule of 2008 visits. Please mark your calendars and datebooks! Reminders will be emailed each month, approximately one week before the actual visits. We need to keep track of all volunteers -- when you receive your reminders, please let Tori know if you plan on attending at that time (you DO NOT need to let her know if you DO NOT plan on attending, unless you are fond of doing so ).
The donation drive associated with this project has been rescheduled for September 27th. The committee will be solidified by July 15th, and planning will begin then as well -- it's never too early to start thinking about becoming a donation drive committee member! We need your help on this one; if we don't get enough committee volunteers, the drive will be canceled. Please email Tori (
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) if you have any questions or need more information! You can also visit the photo albums at www.cantonjaycees.org to see pictures from some of last year's visits and watch for new photos of all the fun we'll be having this year! HAPPY TAILS2008 VISIT SCHEDULETime is 12-3 unless otherwise notedPLEASE NOTE JUNE DATE CHANGE & MARK YOUR CALENDARS! June 21st July 26th August 30th September 27th (Donation Drive: 9-1, Visit: 1:30-3) October 25th November 22nd December 20th
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 June 2008 )
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Written by Paul Hugon
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Tuesday, 27 November 2007 |
This is the Jaycees effort to support economically-underprivileged children in the area by providing them with an opportunity to purchase gifts for themselves and their families.
Where: Wal-Mart off State Route 62 (3200 Atlantic Blvd NE) When: Wednesday, December 5th from 5:30-8:30
If you are interested in donating to this event or serving as a shopping buddy (chaperone), please call Dan at (330)471-2434 or Stephanie (330)471-7227. We are helping 100 children this year, so there is a high demand for chaperones.
Your help will be much appreciated!
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 27 November 2007 )
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Written by Sharon Wintrow
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Wednesday, 27 June 2007 |
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50/50 RAFFLE | PRIZE BASKET RAFFLE WHEN: | Sunday, August 12, 2007 | WHERE: | Towpath TrailLake Avenue TrailheadMassilon, Ohio 44646 | COST: | $10, $5 Each Additional Hand | TIME: | 9:00AM - First Bike Out1:00PM - Last Bike Out4:00PM - Last Bike In |
Prize for the top five poker hands.Participants who pre-register by July 31, 2007 will receive an event t-shirt. Click here to pre-register.Participants who have at least $50 in paid sponsor fees, the day of the event, will not be charged the $10 entry fee, or if pre-registered, will receive a $10 refund. Click here to download a sponsorship form.This event is open to all ages, but minors must have a parent/guardian signature on their registration/release form in order to participate.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 27 June 2007 )
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Written by Stephanie Rothrauff
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Wednesday, 04 April 2007 |
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Wine Social Recap ~ The Jaycees March Wine Social on March 16 was a great success! Former Jaycees President Clint Zollinger opened his house to about 20 Jaycees for an evening of conversation, good wine and yummy hors d'oeuvres. Everyone brought a bottle and we had a wide variety to sample from. The evening was a hit, so stay tuned for another one in the fall. Ucoming Social Event at Fedeli's ~ Join us at Fedeli’s Bar Down-under, where the in-crowd meets for top-shelf good times and the cocktails flow as easily as the conversation. Friday, April 20th we will meet at the Fedeli's Bar at 7:30pm. Jazz music begins at 8pm. The bar provides a sleek and trendy atmosphere geared toward couples, singles, and business clientele, and is the place to be seen.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 04 April 2007 )
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Written by Emily Super
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Tuesday, 03 April 2007 |
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Upcoming membership meetings (3rd Tuesday of the Month, at the Chamber, 5:30-6:30): May 15th-Kristy Delcoma from Junior Achievement will be speaking. For those of you not familiar with JA, Junior Achievement uses hands-on experiences to help young people understand the economics of life. In partnership with business and educators, Junior Achievement brings the real world to students, opening their minds to their potential. Mark your calendars! Future meeting dates: June 19, July 17, August 21, September 18, October 16, November 13, December 18. Past membership meetings: February 20th-Kincaid Early from the MS society spoke to us about MS (symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment), the MS Society (www.msohiobuckeye.org) and the MS Walk. For more information contact Graycee (
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). March 20th-Jill Maiorca of Big Brothers Big Sisters talked to us about “Bowl for Kids Sake” taking place April 21st. Contact Paul (
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) for more information. Remember, while meetings may not be the most fun activity the Jaycees partake in, they are the best way to find out what’s going on and how to get involved! And if that isn’t enough of an incentive to attend, dinner is provided!!! Please contact me (
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) if you have any questions or you would like past membership meeting minutes. Also, I am always looking for any suggestions. Thanks!!!
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 03 April 2007 )
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