Bolton Community News
A publication by and for the residents of Bolton, Connecticut
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| Bolton Alumni Association c/o Bolton Center School 108 Notch Road Bolton, CT 06043 John B. Toomey, Jr. (860)721-8818 johntoomey@snet.net |
The purpose of the BAA is to support and promote the education vision, mission and goals of the Bolton public school system through philanthropic endeavors. Any person who attended the one room school houses in Bolton; those who went to Bolton Elementary School and graduated from Manchester High before 1967; those who attended Bolton Junior Senior High School and those who graduated from Bolton High School and any faculty or staff person from any of these schools is eligible to join. Annual dues: $10 |
| Bolton Booster Club Tom Fiorentino, president (860)649-9525 |
The Bolton Booster Club is an organization that supports Bolton Youth Athletics. It is open to anyone in Bolton. Membership is $25 a year, which runs from September through August. Lifetime memberships are also available. Meetings are held once a month. |
| Bolton Community Education Foundation Lee Williamson and Ruth Treat, co-chairs info@boltonedfoundation.org |
The goal of the nonprofit Bolton Community Education Foundation (BCEF) is to provide educational opportunities for residents of all ages and to provide financial support for worthy educational projects, programs, and needs of the Bolton community. The BCEF believes that a strong, vibrant Bolton community succeeds when there are enriched and enhanced educational opportunities for all residents. Please support the Bolton Community Education Foundation by sending your tax-deductible contribution to: Paula Meyers, BCEF Treasurer, 57 Country Club Road, Bolton, CT 06043. Website: www.boltonedfoundation.org |
| Bolton Democrats John B. Toomey, Jr. (860)721-8818 johntoomey@snet.net |
The Bolton Democratic Town Committee meets regularly on the first Wednesday of the month at the Notch Road Municipal Center at 7:30 p.m. All Bolton Democrats are welcome to attend meetings. The meetings are a great opportunity to get involved in Bolton's political process, hear about and have an impact upon, local issues affecting you and your family. Website: http://bolton.dems.info |
| Bolton Garden Club Janet Columbia (860)643-2227 |
The Garden Club is currently accepting new members. Current members range from beginners to experienced gardeners but all are eager to learn more about gardening by sharing their ideas, talking about gardening, hosting guests lecturers and taking field trips to garden centers or garden tours. Meetings: First Tuesday of every month, 7 p.m., Bentley Memorial Library. Look for meeting information on the library bulletin board. |
| Bolton Historical Society John B. Toomey, Jr. (860)721-8818 johntoomey@snet.net |
Anyone who has an interest in the history of Bolton may join. The Society is dedicated to preserving Bolton's rich historic past from its founding in 1720 to the 21st century. The society annually awards the Evelyn W. Halloran Memorial Scholarship and recently helped erect a Veterans Monument and Honor Roll on the Bolton green. Annual Dues: $15 Meetings: First Thursday of every other month, 7 p.m., Bolton Town Hall. |
| Bolton Lake Sailing Club Steve Langford (860)644-9069 slangf2510@aol.com |
Any Sunfish sailor is invited to sail with the Bolton Lake Sailing Club in their club series. Any level of experience is welcome. Members are willing to help anyone learn more about racing, strategies and tactics and rules. The season runs from the last Sunday in April through the last Sunday in June. Website:http://members.aol.com/slangf2510/blsc.htm |
| Bolton Land Trust Gwen Marrion, president (860)643-9302 gmarrion@snet.net |
The mission of the Land Trust is to help maintain and improve the quality of life in the Bolton area. The Land Trust has preserved three parcels totalling 50 acres including 25 acres along the Blackledge River corridor. Landowners who would like to set up a confidential meeting to discuss preservation options for their land may call Gwen Marrion at 643-9302. They continually seek more land to preserve. Membership is open to anyone. Dues are as follows:
Individual: $25 Family: $35 Corporate/Business: $100 Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of every month, 7 p.m., Board of Ed room at Bolton Center School. Website: www.boltonlandtrust.com  Photo Album |
| Bolton Lions Club Lloyd Dufour, president boltonlionsclub@gmail.com |
Lions Clubs International is the world's largest service club organization with clubs around the world. The Bolton Lion's Club's list of accomplishments include:
-The founding of the Bolton 5-mile road race -Partial funding of the Little League ball field fence at Indian Notch Park -The Fall Festival at Indian Notch park -Free hayrides for Bolton's children at the annual Women's Club Halloween party -Funding for the Fidelco Guide Dog program -Vision care and eyeglasses for local residents in need -Recycling of hearing aids for the hearing impaired -Funding of 2 scholarships for Bolton students Meetings: 2nd Tuesday and 4th Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. Where: 2nd Tuesday-Manchester Pizza and Grill, 316 Green Road, Manchester, CT 4th Tuesday-Bolton Center School, 108 Notch Road, Bolton, CT Guests are always welcome. Website:http://BoltonCT.lionwap.org |
| Bolton Republicans Jennifer Harvey, chairwoman jharveyboltonrep@sbcglobal.net |
Open to all registered Republicans in Bolton, the Bolton Republicans work to find new political leaders and to support the Republican community. Major functions are as follows: help to recruit and elect political leaders; act as a liaison between elected officials and the constituency; communicate with the public; coordinate with state and federal political organizations; recruit individuals to serve on the Town Committee; raise money for political activities. Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of every month, 7:30 p.m., Room #9 at Bolton Notch Meeting Center. Website:www.boltonrepublicans.org |
| Bolton Scholarship Fund Helen Winkler, president (860)649-4424 bsf@psofconn.com |
The Bolton Scholarship Fund is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to coordinate the accumulation and distribution of money for the further education of Bolton High School graduates and/or Bolton residents. To be considered for a scholarship award, students must submit an official application. Forms are available at the high school in December and must be completed and returned by late April (specific date on current year's application). Contributions are always welcome and may be sent to:
72 Brandy Street Bolton, CT 06043 Website:www.boltonscholarshipfund.org |
| Bolton Seniors Cheryl Schardt, director (860)647-9196 |
The purpose of the Bolton Senior Center is to provide educational, health and social services for seniors and disabled residents of the community; to preserve and enhance the emotional and physical well being of senior residents; and to encourage and develop volunteer participation in community services by senior citizens. Activities include craft classes, games, exercise, luncheons, transportation to supermarkets, concerts, dinners, special guest speakers and more. Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-4; Fri. 9-3. Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of every month, 1 p.m., Senior Center. |
| Bolton Volunteer Fire Dept. Women's Auxiliary Lois Dimock (860)643-5223 Nancy Soma (860)643-9474 |
The Women's Auxiliary exists to help the firemen in any way they can. Fundraisers are held to purchase items wanted from the fire department's wish list. This list consists of items not provided by the town. Annual Events include: Easter bake sale, Breakfast with Santa Claus, Ice Cream Social and more. Annual dues: $2 Meetings: Third Wednesday of every month from August through June, 7 p.m., at the firehouse. |
| Bolton Women's Club Ann Marie Leone, president president@boltonwomensclub.org |
The Bolton Women's Club is a nonprofit, nonsectarian, nonpartisan and interracial organization dedicated to community, civic, cultural, educational and social growth. The BWC seeks to enrich and improve both themselves and their community through educational, cultural, and social forums. They serve the community through volunteerism and donations while making new friends and having fun at the same time. Annual events include: Candlelight Auction (largest fundraising event of the year), Children's Halloween party, Seniors Luncheon and many others. Meetings: held monthly from September through April. Website: www.boltonwomensclub.org |
| Bolton Youth Baseball Association Lew Sumislaski, president (860)647-7839 |
The Bolton Youth Baseball Association was founded as an all-volunteer organization to provide baseball and programs for the youth of Bolton (ages 5-15). The purpose of BYBA is to:
-Develop an understanding and appreciation of sportsmanship and fair play -Teach the fundamentals of baseball through qualified supervisors -Provide worthwhile recreational activities to youths that may otherwise be denied the opportunity to participate in an organized baseball program -Promote a spirt of self-reliance along with the spirit of teamwork |
| Bolton Youth Basketball Missy Carlson, president (860)649-7573 |
The Bolton Youth Basketball Board was founded as an all-volunteer organization by Tracy Sargent, Town Of Bolton Recreation Director, to provide basketball programs for the youth of Bolton (Grades K thru 12). Bolton Youth Basketball strives to provide opportunities for personal growth and development of young athletes while also reinforcing positive influences, self-confidence, self-esteem and the ability to excel on and off the court. Bolton Youth Basketball is dedicated to educate and motivate each participant while encouraging teamwork, sportsmanship and fun through the spirit of basketball. We will strive to provide the best competition at all levels while maintaining the highest degree of participation and sportsmanship. Bolton Youth Basketball offers a recreational program to encourage all levels of participation for grades K thru 12 and a more competitive travel program to supplement the rec program for kids in grades 5 thru 8. Website: http://eteamz.active.com/boltonyouthbasketball/index.cfm |
| Boy Scouts, Troop 73 Mike Harney, Scoutmaster (860)649-1331 |
The Boy Scouts of America is the nation's foremost youth program of character development and values-based leadership training. Meetings: Mondays 7 p.m., St. Maurice Church, Bolton Website:www.troop73bolton.com |
| Cub Scouts Pack 157 Sandy Wright, Committee Chair |
The Cub Scouts of Bolton gives a boy a chance to develop friendships and have fun while learning a variety of life skills. The Cub Scouts meet from September through April. Registration is in the fall. |
| Friends of the Library Cinde Smith (860)643-8538 |
The Friends of Bentley Memorial Library help organize events at the library. The Friends also sponsor a variety of fund-raisers such as used book sales, book bags, Entertainment Books, book fairs, and discount passes to area attractions. |
| Friends of the Rose Farm Beth Harney (860)649-1331 Richard Treat (860)649-8347 |
The Friends of the Rose Farm donate their time, talent and financial contributions to preserve this place of stunning natural, scenic and historic significance. The group is currently working toward: (1) completion of a public trail with signage; (2) grounds cleanup; (3) control of invasive plants; (4) barn maintenance; (5) field reclamation. Photo Album |
| Girl Scouts Jackie Steele, Service Unit Manager (860)649-1541 boltongirlscouts@comcast.net |
The Girl Scouts is the world's preeminent organization dedicated solely to girls, and where in an accepting and nurturing environment, girls build character and skills for success in the real world. Registration is now open for the 2005-2006 year. For further information call Cheryl Giglio, Registration Manager at (860)647-9184 or Jackie Steele at (860)649-1541. |
| Knights of Columbus Joel Cohan, Membership Director (860)647-0881 |
The Knights of Columbus is the world's largest Catholic family fraternal service organization with 1.6 million members. It provides members and their families with volunteer opportunities in service to the Catholic Church, their communities, families and young people. Website: http://www.stmauricekofc.org |
MOMS Club of Vernon/Bolton Brett, Membership VP (860)512-0205 |
International non-profit support group for at-home Moms. Events include lunch bunches, playgroups, discussion groups, service projects, Moms' Nights Out, field trips and more. Annual dues: $25 Meetings: Fourth Tuesday of every month, 10:00 a.m. Please RSVP to Brett at 512-0205 to confirm meeting date and location. |
For listing additions or corrections, contact Gayle Klim at 646-8145,
e-mail jgklim@snet.net
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