Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Second Q1 District Meeting Set for Barbados

THE SECOND Caribbean district meeting for the first quarter of the Optimist International year is scheduled to unfold on Saturday October 25, 2014 at the incredible site named in honor of three magnificent West Indian cricketers, The 3Ws Oval in Bridgetown, Barbados.
Following on the successful unorthodox meeting at Hope Gardens in St Andrew, Jamaica, the planners of the Barbados gathering are promising unmatched fellowship and club changing workshops for the large number of Optimists expected to attend.
Governor Barbara Arrindell (St Johns, Antigua), Governor-Elect Patrick Prendergast (Sunset Liguanea) and District Secretary-Treasurer Jason Gillead (St Johns, Antigua) are all looking forward to an awesome weekend of Optimism in the Eastern Caribbean.
Immediate past Governor Nutilia G. Simon and Past International Vice Presidents Carol Jacobs and Adrian Elcock are also expected to join the zones 11 to 13 Optimists for their first major gathering in the Step by Step year. The weekend programme will culminate with a church service at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church and a tree planting ceremony at the AC Graham Centre on Sunday, October 26.
The 3W's Oval is located on the grounds of the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill campus and is a tribute to Barbadian cricketers Sir Frank Worrell, Sir Clyde Walcott and Sir Everton Weekes whose positive attitude on and off the field of play brought glory and hope to the region.






8:30 am

Registration 

8: 50 am
Opening Session 

9:30 am
Guest Presentation
"Fostering Children" with Julia Davis (Barbados Child Care Board)

10:15 am
Workshop 1
"Money Matters" with DST Jason

11:20 am
Town Hall Panel Discussion
"Are Service Clubs a Thing of the Past?"

12:00 noon
Lunch with Governor & DST 

12:30 pm
Luncheon Speaker - GE Patrick
"Future Leaders Wanted NOW"

1:15 pm
NOW 101... New Optimists Welcome Programme

2:00 pm
General Session - Be Not Afraid!

3:00 pm
Closing Remarks




Regular & Onsite Registration Adult: US$35.00

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