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Town of Harwinton gazebo painting project

The Harwinton Lions Club Lions Day Project was to repaint the Gazabo that we donated to the town and is located across from the town hall and Library.  

 

  

 

 

 

 


 

Blood Drive at the Harwinton Town Hall

The Lions Club of Harwinton is sponsoring a Red Cross blood drive on 

Saturday, September 2, 2023 from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
at Harwinton Town Hall, 100 Bentley Drive in Harwinton, CT.

Next Blood Drive:

Saturday, November 11, 2023 from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
at Harwinton Town Hall, 100 Bentley Drive in Harwinton, CT.

Advance registration is required; please sign up here: https://www.redcrossblood.org/give/drive/driveSearchList.jsp?zipSponsor=LIONSCT

Future Drives:

To be determined.

 

 


Nancy Lyons and Julie Vecchitto


Dana Willey and Julie Vecchitto

 

 

 

 

 

Annual Harwinton Fair
Harwinton Lions Food Booth


Friday Oct 6 to Sunday Oct 8

Serving Pierogies From Holy Pierogies

Loaded Potatoes and Cheese Pierogies

and Golumpkis in a Polish Plate

 

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Drop off Glasses at the following places
Dunkin' Donuts / Post Office
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Thomaston Saving Bank Lobby
Harwinton Library
 

What happens to your eyeglass/hearing aid donations?

The glasses collected locally are processed in New Jersey where the glasses are cleaned and calibrated. Both Lion-sponsored and independent eye-care missions to developing countries then take boxes of glasses which have been calibrated and labeled by prescription to the host country.  Once an on-site eye exam is conducted, the patient is fitted with a pair of glasses which closest meets the required prescription.  Last year Hartford and Litchfield Counties collected nearly 30,000 pairs of prescription glasses.  Non-prescription sunglasses are also collected for use by medical missions performing cataract surgery and to help prevent cataract formation by exposure to ultraviolet rays in geographical areas where this is a primary cause for cataract conditions.
Used hearing aids are collected and refurbished where possible.  The Lions have contacts with hearing technicians who test hearing levels and can provide free hearing aids to those clients in need and who have financial hardship.

Harwinton Lions CLub Schooling Dressage Show  

For more information and to fill in forms for Vendors, Sponsors and Participants visit
Sponsors

Stallion
Crypto Aero
HealthMarkets Insurance Agency—Mel Brickman
The Equestrian Centre
Stratis Visuals

Mare
Acorn Consulting Engineers
DJ Hall Roofing & Siding
Bethaney B. Brenner DMD
RDS Electric
Thomaston Savings Bank
SoundWorks & Security
Steed Read
Myers Home Improvement
Everlast Metals
Metal Roofing
Iffland Lumber
Fairview Farms
Northeast Shed Builders

Colt
Harwinton Drilling and Engineering
Goff’s Equipment Service
Edison Grill
Everett & Nancy Lyons
Hubbell
The Washington Agency
Landscape Innovations
Rock Solid Grill
Putnam Tennis & Recreation

Filly
AR—Coldwell Banker Realty—Julia Ujvari
Dunkin

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Harwinton Lions Club’s Scholarship 

The Harwinton Lions Club’s scholarship committee has awarded:

The Bronc Callahan Scholarship to Nathaniel Misluk , who will attend Northwestern Community College. but have not yet decided on a major, but is interested in pursuing a career in wildlife conservation or biology. . WHile in HIgh School at Lewis Mills, he was an active member of many cllubs and organizations.  He was  the head interviewer and editor of the Spartan Scroll Communications Club, which highlights the achievements and stories of students and staff. he also attend frequent class council meetings to help officers plan numerous events and activities throughout the year. Finally, he was very active within his community, at LSM through Mills Club, and outside of school through Boy Scouts. he is a member of Troop 75 in Terryville, and last year, he achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. For his Eagle Project, he completed the Mallard Marsh boardwalk by adding 150 feet to an already existing section of boardwalk, to improve the trail's accessibility for visitors. Through his troop, he have also gotten the opportunity to go on many outdoor adventures. In 2021, he embarked on a 12-day backpacking trek through the Rocky Mountains at Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. The following year, he canoed the entire Allagash River through the backwoods of Maine, and most recently, he also climbed Mount Washington & the Franconia Ridge.

 

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The Hurlbut G. Clark Scholarship to Kayleigh Smith, who will be attending the Central Connecticut State University, studying nursing. While in high school, Kayleigh was an athlete, playing varsity soccer,  SHe plans on playing soccer at college.  CCSC was the only school that offered her soccer and Nursing.  If will also allow her ot be stay close to home, Harwinton.  This will keep her close to her friends and allow her to continue to connect  with her community and give  back to it. 

 

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