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The Oratorical Contest is back for Click here for more information and to get a registration form. We cook dinner once a month for the residents at Ronald McDonald House. Optimists purchase, prepare and serve meals for the families in residence. Have a look at the team list, future scheduled dates and some of our past meals here. Our members staff kettles every year in support of this program.

Check out this list to see if an Optimist you know will be at a kettle at Real Canadian Superstore or Remark December 3 through 5. The program has been cancelled. We hope to be back next year. To get more information click here. Our club has three vital, independent committees that provide house league and competitive soccer and baseball programs for girls and boys. Congratulations to new baseball chair Chris Devlin and new soccer chair Shannon Seidel.

Over 2, youth are served each year. The programs are making plans for the season. Our club donated this amount during our last fiscal year ended September 30th, to charities and programs that benefit youth health, education, safety and recreation. See the list. Check the link to Optimist Junior Golf for registration and other information.

Contact the club president for further information at president oakridgeoptimists. Yours in Optimism, Brian Gibson, President. Programs and Information Check out our latest newsletter Bylaws and Policies Membership Click here for information and an application form. We built a new club! Oratorical Contest The Oratorical Contest is back for Since Oakridge Optimist Soccer has registered more than youth players a season.

That number puts our local soccer facilities at their limits over the four month outdoor season. The players range in age from 4 years to 18 years old - both boys and girls. The majority of the registrations - approximately - are House League soccer players. The 80 teams participate in more than games during the course of the 12 week season which also keeps our 20 to 30 youth referees gainfully employed and active as well. Oakridge offers a House League program for boys and girls born in to Team Achievements Oakridge Competitive Soccer.

The remaining players participate in District and Regional soccer competition which takes them to other cities for scheduled League games and tournaments.

Oakridge Optimists are represented by 18 teams in those Leagues. There are 18 youth teams competing in the outdoor season. Seven of our teams compete indoors when the summer schedule is complete. Soccer does all its registrations in person at OakridgeSecondary School. There are 5 dates scheduled for the season — one in December, two each in January and February.

Oakridge Soccer Volunteer Opportunities for We are in need of divison convenors for two age groups for W ithout a convenor in place the respective division may not be offered in !

Full training and assistance provided! The Optimist Club of Oakridge Acres. Travel 2 blocks to Young Street and turn right. Pass through the four-way stop, and take your first left into the Community Center parking lot. The ball diamond is there to your right. Turn left at the 1st or 2nd left-hand turn past the bridge either will work , and travel 2 blocks north to the park.

Ballparks - Delaware Delhi Arena Dia. Dorchester 1 Dorchester 2 turn south off Hamilton Road onto Dorchester Road; across from Knechtel's and the plaza; all diamonds are located in the park behind the arena Dreamers This is the previous name of the Southwest Optimists Complex. On the schedules, any park listed as "Dreamers", is listed on the web site as SW Complex. Exeter Exeter - Alvin Willert Hwy. Take a right and go two blocks. It's in the same complex as the arena and two softball diamonds Fanshawe Located at Cheapside and Second Street Sandford on the southwest corner opposite side of road from Stronach.

Take Highbury to Cheapside. Go east on Cheapside. Diamond is just north of the residence. Greenlane and Centennial - St. Marys Follow the link for directions. Take the first left turn on Clarke Road. The first street at the edge of town is Frank Street. Turn right on it. Go over the bridge and the park is on the right hand side. Mornington 2 Mornington 3 Mt. Turn right at lights in Mt.

Brydges onto Adelaide St. Arena is on your left 3 blocks ahead From -- take Hwy west, exit to Mr. Brydges at end of the ramp turn right to Mt. Arena is on left 3 blocks ahead. Arena is through the lights on your left.