1of20New Milford Lions Club president Jim Bannan oversees the grill as he and other Lions serve traditional picnic fare to local seniors.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less2of20Spectrum/The New Milford Lions Club held its annual senior picnic Aug. 25, 2017, at Harrybrooke Park & Harden House Museum in town. The picnic was one of the club's largest in more recent years, drawing about 90 people. In addition to a lunch of hamburgers, hot dogs and side dishes, guests were treated to music and bingo.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
3of204of20Spectrum/The New Milford Lions Club held its annual senior picnic Aug. 25, 2017, at Harrybrooke Park & Harden House Museum in town. The picnic was one of the club's largest in more recent years, drawing about 90 people. In addition to a lunch of hamburgers, hot dogs and side dishes, guests were treated to music and bingo. Above, Anthony Chiodo references his phone as he brings up his calendar to talk about upcoming events with other guests.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less5of20Spectrum/The New Milford Lions Club held its annual senior picnic Aug. 25, 2017, at Harrybrooke Park & Harden House Museum in town. The picnic was one of the club's largest in more recent years, drawing about 90 people. In addition to a lunch of hamburgers, hot dogs and side dishes, guests were treated to music and bingo. Above, secretary Maradith (OK) Spector works her way through the line at the picnic.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
6of207of20The annual picnic, held at the Harrybrooke’s Conn Pavilion, was one of the club's largest in more recent years, drawing about 90 people. In addition to a lunch of hamburgers, hot dogs and side dishes, guests were treated to music and bingo.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less8of20Spectrum/The New Milford Lions Club held its annual senior picnic Aug. 25, 2017, at Harrybrooke Park & Harden House Museum in town. The picnic was one of the club's largest in more recent years, drawing about 90 people. In addition to a lunch of hamburgers, hot dogs and side dishes, guests were treated to music and bingo.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
9of2010of20Mary Apruzzse dresses her salad as she makes her way through the food line at the Lions Club senior picnic.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less11of20Gavin Profita, 15, left, and Rajinder Kandhari, 16, of the New Milford Youth Agency carry dessert to the food table.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
12of2013of20An assortment of bingo prizes were donated by numerous local businesses.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less14of20Ann Marie Chauvin and her husband, Pete, of New Milford, left, and Pat and Rod Melatti of Bridgewater share in conversation at the picnic.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
15of2016of20Esther Quinn, standing, joins Blanche Taylor, left, and Isabel Morel, all of New Milford, as they take turns "showing off" their grandchildren and great-grandchildren's photographs on their phones during the Lions Club annual senior picnic at Harrybrooke Aug. 25.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less17of20Spectrum/The New Milford Lions Club held its annual senior picnic Aug. 25, 2017, at Harrybrooke Park & Harden House Museum in town. The picnic was one of the club's largest in more recent years, drawing about 90 people. In addition to a lunch of hamburgers, hot dogs and side dishes, guests were treated to music and bingo. Above, Lions Trish Grinnell and Paul Hembrook slice and serve cake during the festivities.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
18of2019of20Spectrum/The New Milford Lions Club held its annual senior picnic Aug. 25, 2017, at Harrybrooke Park & Harden House Museum in town. The picnic was one of the club's largest in more recent years, drawing about 90 people. In addition to a lunch of hamburgers, hot dogs and side dishes, guests were treated to music and bingo. Above, volunteer Jess Learson, 14, tunes up her guitar before she and Nick Principi, 17, provide musical entertainment.Deborah Rose / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less
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The New Milford Lions Club recently hosted its annual senior picnic at Harrybrooke Park & Harden House Museum in town. The event, which took place under the Conn Pavilion at the park, featured picnic fare such as hamburgers, hot dogs and side dishes, as well as musical entertainment and bingo. Nearly 90 people attended the event, the largest number in recent years. For more photographs, visit newmilfordspectrum.com.
