Oswego Lions Club 3rd Annual Child Safety Day with “Cow Chip Bingo”

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</p>Oswego Lions Club second annual Cow Chip Bingo will place September 6th at the Fort Ontario from 12:00 to 3:00 pm. Deeds for the event are being sold for $10.00 each to buy tickets or information about the event please contact Chairperson Karen Hammond at 598-2471. In photo from left is Lion Chris Pelton, Whiskey, and Poopsie the Cow Chip Bingo Mascot.
Oswego Lions Club second annual Cow Chip Bingo will place September 6th at the Fort Ontario from 12:00 to 3:00 pm. Deeds for the event are being sold for $10.00 each to buy tickets or information about the event please contact Chairperson Karen Hammond at 598-2471. In photo from left is Lion Chris Pelton, Whiskey, and Poopsie the Cow Chip Bingo Mascot.

The Oswego Lions Club will hold their 3rd Annual Child Safety Day with “Cow Chip Bingo” on Saturday, September 6th, at Fort Ontario. The Child Safety Day is scheduled from 11 am to 4 pm, and admission is free. The Child Safety Day will feature many booths including car seat safety check, bike rodeo, vision screenings, Operation Safe Child, and much more. The Oswego Lions Club will be donating 100 new bike helmets for the event.

The “Cow Chip Bingo” portion of the event will run from 12:00 to 3:00 pm. “Deeds” are available for $10.00 each. The proceeds from the “Cow Chip Bingo” will used to support an annual scholarship in the memory of Harold “H” Dowd. “H” was a member of the Fulton Lions Club who was instrumental in keeping the Oswego Lions Club going when it was on the verge of disbanding in 1996.

The “Cow Chip Bingo” will take place on a football size field that will be sectioned off into 520 square yard plots. “Deeds” are being sold for $10 for each square yard plot. Once “Poopsie” the cow is released onto the field, whoever owns the plot that “Poopsie” the cow fertilizes, walks away with $1000. “Deeds” are available for purchase at Cakes Galore and More, Maida’s Floral Shop, Hometown Embroidery and Dowd’s House of Flowers. The Oswego Lions Club members will also be selling “Deeds” at the August 28th Oswego Farmers Market and “Poopsie” the cow will be making an appearance.

“The response we have had to this event has been overwhelming, and we hope it will be something that the entire Oswego community looks forward to every September”, said Karen Hammond, chairperson of the event.

Lions International, established in 1917, consists of 40,000 local Lions Club worldwide, with membership of 1.4 million volunteers. Local chapters of the club are committed to serving the disabled, including those with eyesight impairments, hearing loss and other handicaps. Anyone interested in becoming a member of learning more about the Oswego Lions Club should contact membership Chairperson Karen Hammond at 598-2471.

Anyone who would like more information about the September 6th event can contact chairperson Karen Hammond at 598-2471. To obtain more information go to the Oswego Lions Club website www.oswegony.lionwap.org.

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