New Milford Township & Boro Anniversary Celebration

Happy Birthday New Milford
New Milford Township - 200 Years
New Milford Borough - 150 Years
New Milford Township and New Milford Boro joined together to celebrate their anniversaries on August 7, 8 & 9, 2009. For details and pictures of the event, click below.
There were events planned all over town, including breakfast at the old church in Midtown Park, Lunch and dinner at Saint Mark's Parish Hall, Chain saw carving at the Craft Barrel, a Quild show/Yard Sale at the Methodist Church, Food tables at the Methodist Church, Mural Painting for Kids facilitated by Peacetools, and Scout Museum/Valhalla Castle tours.
Scenes from the New Milford Anniversary Celebration courtesy Endless Mountains Studios:






















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Anniversary Celebration Activities
Aug 7 Friday
The celebration kicked off with proclamations from the Pennsylvania Legislature (Rep. Sandra Major) and the Susquehanna County Commissioners (Mary Ann Warren). The New Milford Historical Society Celebration Committee asked Donna Fekete, the queen of the earlier celebration 50 years ago, to open the "time capsule", which consisted of copies of the Blue Book, the history of New Milford. In the evening, The Buddy Spencer Orchestra played big band hits.Aug 8 Saturday
Highlights of the day included a visit from Ronald McDonald, entertainment from Patty Kenia, a New Milford Centennial "Idol" contest and an evening Polka Party with Bill Flynn - music provided by Stanky and the Coal Miners. The biggest crown seen in New Milford in years turned out for the afternoon parade down Main Street.Aug 9 Sunday
Festivities wound up on Sunday with a Sock Hop to the Oldies with Bill Grace at the Green Gables, coupled with a Classic Car show sponsored by the Endless Mountains Cruisers car club.
All in all, the weekend was a rousing success that left many people asking "what are we going to do next year?"


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