The summer of 2010 is finished. Celebrate the season with us in our club room on Friday night with DJ Dan and his mighty turntable (or hard drive) full of foot movin’, ear-splittin’, hootin’ good music. No cover charge – from 9 til you are tired of it.
WOW! Our fabulous steak special returns on Saturday the 18th from 5 pm to 8:30 pm.
12 oz. Delmonico, baked potato and salad bar. Only $12.00. Add a lump crab cake for $6.00.
This is one tasty treat.
Join DJ Johnny on Saturday the 2nd of October for mounds of sounds from 9 pm to midnight. No cover charge.
Our always scary event begins spooking you at 9 pm and ends at 1 am on Saturday, October 30, 2010. Prizes for costumes, drink specials and more surprise are in store for all you goblins.
Spinn City DJs provide the dance music in the grooveyard.
Tony B is rockin’ the club room on Friday the 12th from 9 pm til midnight. No cover charge.
Bring in the winter holiday season with us at the club. November 24, 2010 DJ Dan spin your favorite tune beginning at 9 pm. No cover charge.
Our annual Memorial Day Service was held on Monday, May31st at 10:30 a.m. in the center of Mount Annville Cemetery. This year’s speaker was our Post Chaplain, William McEllroy, and our Master of Ceremonies was COL. Richard Baylor, USP&FO for Pennsylvania. An honor guard from the 28th Finance Bn. provided the salute to the dead, and the Washington Band from Annville provided the patriotic music. The weather was beautiful and we were able to conduct the service outdoors. We thank all who came to honor our fellow countrymen and women who paid for our freedom with their lives, and we thank all who assisted in putting this program together.
If anyone has pictures of the service or parade they would like to share with others, please email them to us at post559_admin@post559.org
Someone spent a lot of time on this and it is truly remarkable. The link below is a virtual wall of all those lost during the Vietnam War with the names, bio’s and other information of our lost comrades. It is a very interesting link, and those who served in that time frame and/or lost friends or family can look them up on this site. Pass it on to other veterans who you think would like this.
First click on a state, then when it opens, a name, then it should show you a picture of the person or at least his bio and medals.
August 21, 2010
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