Swan Song Playing Classic Rock In The Bar

Submitted by lpaveza on Wed, 05/31/2017 - 12:56
Swan Song Playing Classic Rock In The Bar

 Come on out Saturday June 17th and enjoy the Classic Rock Sound of Swan Song.

Playing you're favorites

 

The show starts @ 8 pm.

NO COVER

MUST BE 21 TO ENTER.

Friday Fish Fry featured on WGN's Chicago's Best

 http://chicagosbesttv.com/2013/03/25/chicagos-best-crunchy-vfw-post-9545/

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Jackpot Raffle Prize $11,330.00

Submitted by lpaveza on Sun, 03/02/2014 - 06:31
Jackpot Raffle Prize $11,330.00
Come out and try your luck at the “Jackpot Raffle!”  Tickets are 6 for $5 and if there is no big winner, the pot increases weekly.  If your ticket is drawn, you can go for the big Pot.  If you don’t pick the correct card, you get a consolation prize of $50.  Tickets go on sale starting at 2pm and the drawing is at 4pm.  Must be present at time of drawing to play.  After the Jackpot Drawing, we will be running a 50/50 raffle for a chance at some instant cash.  When the 50/50 is over, we will have a 2nd chance drawing.

Tuesday Night Bingo @ VFW Post 9545 Prize $4,289.00

Submitted by lpaveza on Sun, 02/16/2014 - 06:47
Tuesday Night Bingo @ VFW Post 9545 Prize $4,289.00

 

BINGO Tic Tac Prize $4,289.00,

Mini Dual Dab $1,183.00 @ VFW Post 9545. 

Tuesday Night is Bingo Night in the Hall at VFW Post 9545.

Gift Certificates

Harry E. Anderson VFW Post 9545 is now offering Gift Certificates in 2 areas.

Fish Fry:  Fish Fry Cift Certificates are available at the Canteen and Friday Fish Fry for any amount you want.

Bingo:   Certificates may be purchased for any amount you want to spend.

               We also offer a Certificate which is a $30 package that includes $1 entry ticket, Early Bird Tickets 6/$5, Player Set 13 games-9 cards/game,

Fish Fry - As Featured on the WGN TV Show "Chicago's Best!"


 

Who was Harry E. Anderson?

The Harry E. Anderson Post 9545. Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States was established on July 19th, 1947. The Post was named after Corporal Harry E Anderson, United States Marine Corps, who was the first casualty of World War II from Will County. Corporal Anderson was from the New Lenox area.

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