Come for a Breakfast with Santa at the American Legion
Santa Claus is coming to the American Legion during the Sunday Breakfast at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday, December 18. Parents bring your camera! (Photo by Jeanie Petersen)
OXFORD – The dining hall at the Fort Hill American Legion has been bedecked by their Auxiliary Unit 376. Please come in on the morning of Sunday, December 18, at 8:30 a.m. and enjoy a tasty all-you-can-eat breakfast in this festive décor.
The third Sunday of the month, when the Oxford Academy Youth Girls Basketball Team volunteer “elves” are serving, it will be extra special as there will be a very important guest visitor from the North Pole!
Garlands and wreaths and other holiday décor will serve as a perfect backdrop for a special visitor: Santa Claus is coming to the Post home on Sunday. He’ll be there for little ones to have an up-close moment with Santa to reveal their secret wishes for presents that they would like to see under the tree. Parents should be prepared with their cameras for this memorable photo opportunity.
AL Auxiliary Unit 376 president Louise Spicer said, “It will be a magical morning with Santa Claus ready to hear children's wishes!”
This all-you-can-eat breakfast is served from 7:30 until 11 a.m. You can get pancakes, sausage, bacon, eggs, home fries, French toast, OJ, and tea/coffee. In addition, the third Sunday Special is sausage gravy and biscuits. Real maple syrup is available upon request.
Breakfast cost is $9 for adults, $8 for senior citizens and firemen, $7 for children aged six to 12 years, $2 for children aged two to five years, and children under two years are free. Take outs are $9.
Post 376 is collecting non-perishable food donations both upstairs and down at the bar. If you can, please contribute.
The Oxford American Legion Post #376 is located at 17 S. Washington Avenue. For inquiries, contact Post 376 at 607-843-8166. Online: OxfordLegion.com and Oxford-ALA.Chenango.org.
For ALA membership, email Events@OxfordNY.com.
The third Sunday of the month, when the Oxford Academy Youth Girls Basketball Team volunteer “elves” are serving, it will be extra special as there will be a very important guest visitor from the North Pole!
Garlands and wreaths and other holiday décor will serve as a perfect backdrop for a special visitor: Santa Claus is coming to the Post home on Sunday. He’ll be there for little ones to have an up-close moment with Santa to reveal their secret wishes for presents that they would like to see under the tree. Parents should be prepared with their cameras for this memorable photo opportunity.
AL Auxiliary Unit 376 president Louise Spicer said, “It will be a magical morning with Santa Claus ready to hear children's wishes!”
This all-you-can-eat breakfast is served from 7:30 until 11 a.m. You can get pancakes, sausage, bacon, eggs, home fries, French toast, OJ, and tea/coffee. In addition, the third Sunday Special is sausage gravy and biscuits. Real maple syrup is available upon request.
Breakfast cost is $9 for adults, $8 for senior citizens and firemen, $7 for children aged six to 12 years, $2 for children aged two to five years, and children under two years are free. Take outs are $9.
Post 376 is collecting non-perishable food donations both upstairs and down at the bar. If you can, please contribute.
The Oxford American Legion Post #376 is located at 17 S. Washington Avenue. For inquiries, contact Post 376 at 607-843-8166. Online: OxfordLegion.com and Oxford-ALA.Chenango.org.
For ALA membership, email Events@OxfordNY.com.
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