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Challenger Jamboree Peachtree City Little League will host Georgia's first annual Challenger Jamboree, April 24, 2010.   Challenger teams from across the state will gather at the Field of Hope and Peachtree City Little League's surrounding fields for a day of games, comraderie, and fun.   The Braves Special Event Team will be on hand to help with the festivities.   A fly-over with WWII planes is scheduled and arcade-type games are planned for "Jamboree Square."   The day will conclude with a barbecue for everyone.   To kick-off the fun event, Glendalough Manor in Tyrone will host a dance for all the players.   There will be a DJ, light snacks and drinks - all at no cost to the participants.   Than you, Glendalough Manor!   Volunteers of all sorts will be needed:  buddies for the players; golf cart drivers; field maintenance; announcers; concessions workers.   Sponsors will be needed to make this day as successful as possible with as little expense to the participants as possible.   To Volunteer or to be a Sponsor, contact:  Colleen Romano:  romanos4@comcast.net     printer-friendly

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