OXFORD LIONS
CLUB
The Oxford Lions Club is a civic organization that helps people in need.
It is particularly active in fund-raising projects that benefit eye research,
diabetes detection and sight-related problems. The organization also awards
scholarships to graduating seniors from Oxford and citizenship awards to
deserving eighth graders at graduation.
The Lions Club also sponsors the D.A.R.E. program at Great Oak School. The
club has made various contributions to the town including the skating pond at
Town Hall, Holiday lights on Town Hall. Its current project is a pavilion at
Jackson’s Cove. Among their fundraisers are a Valentine’s Day Dance, a Bowlathon
and a Poinsettia Sale.
New members are selected on the recommendation of existing members and after
being screened by the membership committee. To be eligible, candidates must
demonstrate a willingness to be involved in the club's projects and to attend
meetings.
The club meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Oxford
House Restaurant on Oxford Road. During July and August, it meets only on the
fourth Wednesday.
Officers this year are:
- President
- William Lund
- Vice-President
- Terry Hill
- Secretary
- Peter Costabile
- Treasurer
- Joseph Klanko
- Tail Twister
- Dave Butkus
- Membership Chairman
- Robert Maciog
- Past President
- Peter Costabile
For more information, call William Lund at 203-881-5572.
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