VFW Post 3335

06/17/2026

Not since Anthony Bourdain's culinary masterpieces has there been such a food frenzy! Lynn Dunton is no stranger to a cold one, but what's even more impressive is her kitchen wizardry this Friday at the Jay VFW - think cabbage rolls, potato salad, green beans and a show-stopping dessert. Better call 8975112 to order your meal, pronto!

06/17/2026

FIFA World Cup soccer watch party this Friday, June 19th. Doors open at 2pm, so arrive early to secure a spot for USA vs. Australia on the Big Screen, at 3pm.

At 430pm, we will celebrate Susie Laplante's Birthday!

Friday evening meal, served from 5-6pm, features cabbage rolls, potato salad, green beans, and dessert, with a suggested donation of $12. World-renowned Chef Lynn Dunton will be cooking so you are in for a real treat, so kindly place your order by calling 897-5112.

The after dinner celebration continues with the Country Fusion band performing from 6 to 9pm, with a $10 cover charge.

06/16/2026

You Are Not Forgotten!

Another update on the continued efforts to modernize and improve the POW/MIA Remembrance Bridge located in Jay.

A huge thank you is in order to AMVETS Post 33 for raising over half the necessary funds for the lighting project at the POW/MIA Jay bridge location. The cost for the project is a little over $4000. All funds are coming through donations. VFW and AMVETS member Jim Manter has successfully procured and secured all the required parts, which will provide the necessary lighting as needed. The goal is to have the project completed by July 4th. Several other upgrades have already been completed, with additional improvements, including painting and replacing old wood, are planned for the near future.

This special place features a monument dedicated to all wars, and serves as the community focal point for annual POW/MIA National Recognition Day and Memorial Day ceremonies. The site is the home of an annual, decades-long tradition hosted by local veterans' posts—the Frank L. Mitchell VFW Post 3335, AMVETS Lane Dube Post 33, and American Legion Post 10.

06/16/2026

Tonight is the night two people will walk away, called cribbage legends with a fistful of cash, and hopefully not too many bruised egos! Post opens today at 2. Cribbage starts at 6.

06/15/2026

Mark your calendars for this Sunday for a Father’s Day breakfast that starts at 730 at the Jay VFW which is open to the public and will continue until we are sold out. We are prepared for 200 meals! JLF Lions club will be assisting us! And thank you to Northern Reach, Maple who has provided us real maple syrup for the pancakes!

06/14/2026

Happy Flag Day! If you need an American flag 3 x 5 to display stop by the Jay VFW!

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06/13/2026

Some photographs from today’s joint Flag retirement ceremony, hosted by the Post 3335 VFW and auxiliary with AMVETS, and American Legion members and their auxiliaries participating. We appreciate everyone who attended and supported today’s events. 

06/12/2026

This Saturday June 13th!

The VFW, AMVETS and American Legion will host a Flag Retirement Ceremony on Saturday, June 13th at 10:00 AM at the Jay VFW, 64 Jewell St. The public is invited to attend.

Anyone having flags that need to be properly retired should drop them off at the VFW. The Post is open generally Tuesday-Friday after 2 PM. The American Legion also has a drop off box outside their hall at 17 Reynolds Ave in Livermore Falls.

06/12/2026

We open at 2! We start serving dinner at 5. Trivia at 6! One Trivia table is still available for those interested in participating. A suggested donation of $12 for the meal and $5 to play trivia is appreciated.

Anyone interested in becoming a lifetime VFW member? We have a generous donation to pay half of the membership. See Commander Ouellette with your DD 214 to take advantage of this generous offer.

06/11/2026

The Skowhegan homeless shelter has received a propane stove, courtesy of a generous donation from Jay VFW 3335, to aid in serving their community, including fellow veterans. They wanted to extend a heartfelt, sincere thank you and appreciation because their stove was not functioning properly.