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The Bolton Women's Club is a group of women who like to have fun, socialize, and try new things. We use our talents to help people in need and charitable organizations. We invite you to learn more about us!
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Dear Community Members, The BWC has been caring for and supporting our quaint town of Bolton for more than 40 years! Annually, the BWC hosts the Children’s Halloween Party, the Senior Luncheon held each March at the Bolton Senior Center and Family Fun Day, which is held after each Memorial Day Parade. While these town traditions are all events that the BWC proudly hosts, the club offers so much more. The BWC makes Bolton home for new community members, it supports local food shelters, aides families in need, is working to rejuvenate Herrick Park Playground and fundraises to support the many organizations, institutions and schools that are the fabric of our community. Please join us for one of our upcoming meetings to learn more. Our meetings take place in Bolton Congregational Church’s Chandler Hall located just behind the main Church, 228 Bolton Center Road, at 7:00 p.m, on the first Thursday of every month, September through May. If you would like to join us, please contact Ana Volek at membership@boltonwomensclub.org We would love to see you! Julie Begin and Sally Fritsche |
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Bolton Youngsters Sell Lemonade to Raise Money for New Playground
Built in 1991 with funds from the Bolton Women's Club (BWC), the popular playground located at Herrick Park on Hebron Road in Bolton has seen better days. In order to raise the $50,000 needed to pay for the rejuvenation of the park playground; the members of the BWC have held a variety of fundraisers and made direct appeals to their friends and neighbors. Recently, some of the smallest residents of Bolton took it upon themselves to hold their own fundraiser for the Herrick Park project. With temperatures soaring into the mid-80s on Labor Day weekend, it seemed only logical to Owen Onstott, Ellie Onstott, Molly Martin, Jack Martin, Emily Viot and Pierce Mirock that people would be thirsty. At 50 cents a cup, their lemonade was a bargain, but through the generosity of passersby and family, friends and neighbors who were encouraged to make the trek for lemonade, the children were able to raise $70 for the Herrick Park Playground rejuvenation project. The enterprising youngsters also sold baked goods to accompany the lemonade. Pictured above L >R are: Ellie Onstott, Jack Martin, Owen Onstott, Molly Martin, Emily Viot, and Pierce Mirock
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