Harvest Supper - Friday October 13 4:30-6:30 pm Turkey, Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy and all the trimmings Homemade Pies and Breads Adults $6.50, 5 to 12 $4.50, 5 and under Free Community Breakfast                                 Photo by Bud Mohr (L to R: Lou Page, Esther McGowan, John Baker, Bruce Wackford, John Farran, Carol Loefstedt, John Sherman and Ruthie Smith. ) Seven years of Community Breakfasts put on by the Fort Hill Post #376 American Legion, at Oxford, New York. Breakfast is served almost every  Sunday from 8-10:30am. One week's breakfast netted a check for over $1,300, given to the American Red Cross for the "Twin Towers Relief Fund.  The Post sponsors a troop of Boy Scouts and a troop of Cub Scouts, both of whom have attained District honors. These Scout Troops also donate time at the breakfasts serving tables. Funds attained by these Community Breakfasts are also used for Community Christmas parties, Thanksgiving baskets, and donations to the Volunteer Services of the New York State Veteran's Home at Oxford.   FORT HILL POST AMERICAN LEGION INSTALLS OFFICERS by bud mohr       A "first of its kind" meeting took place in Oxford on June 10th. Fort Hill Post #376, of the American Legion, its Auxiliary, and the Sons of the American Legion held their election of officers for 2002 and '03 together. Officers installed for the American Legion are as follows:     Post Commander.........................................................................Robert Shimer     Adjutant..........................................................................................John Sherman     1st Vice Commander...........................................................................John King     2nd Vice Commander.....................................................................Paul Estelow     3rd Vice Commander................................................................Bruce Wackford     Chaplain..............................................................................................John Farron     Finance Officer..............................................................................Patricia Marso     Seargent at Arms .................................................................................Al Gordon     Service Officer........................................................................................Bud Mohr     Historian........................................................................................George Young's Post #376 regular meetings are the third Tuesday of each month, at 7:00 pm, in the Post Rooms. This same Post serves breakfast to the public each and every Sunday, from 7:30 to 10:30am, with the proceeds being given back to good causes in the community.   Auxiliary Officers take the pledge.  Oxford Auxiliary meets the 2nd Monday of each month at 7:30pm. Oxford American Legion Adjutant John Sherman, left, receives special recognition award from  Commander Robert Shimer. NEW LIFE MEMBER       Oxford Fort Hill Post #376 Acquired a new Life Member at the American Legion Birthday Celebration March 16th, when Fred Foote of Oxford was presented an Honorary Life Membership by his Post.                              Photo by Bud Mohr (Shown left to right, Post Commander Robert Shimer, new Life Member Fred Foote, Vice-Commander Patricia Marso, Life Member president Paul Estelow.)

Our Post In Action

Fort Hill Post American Legion, Legion Auxiliary, Sons of the American Legion, Girls and Boy Scouts, a guest 4-H club from Guilford, and many citizens turned out in the bitter cold, to remember Veteran's Day for it's true meaning, on the Village Green in Oxford. Guest speaker at the ceremony was Laurence Wilcox, also a veteran, and a member of Fort Hill Post 376.

Al Gordon, Post Chaplain posted a wreath of remembrance, and retired teacher from Oxford Academy, Richard Herfort, led the group in rendition of God Bless America. Master of ceremonies was Patricia Marso, WWll and officer in the American Legion, and Color Guard Commander was Paul Estelow.

Following the ceremonies, all participants and the public were invited to the Post Home for refreshments, where hot soup, coffee and cocoa were all most welcome.