The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Bob King empties out the pancake batter. A vet of 22 years, he served in the airforce.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Volunteer John Washington cracks three dozen eggs. His father is a veteran.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Tom Clay, a Son of Legion watches over the pancakes.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Nelson Doyle, an army veteran mixes up the pancake batter.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Mario Lupone, a Son of Legion serves Michele Nobile her breakfast.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Fred Stabell, a Navy Vietnam vet shares a converstation with Ken Martin (left) as they eat their breakfast.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Brooke Wininger, 6 makes room on her plate for pancake syrup.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor NewsPhoto by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Benjamin Wininger, 6 drizzles syrup on his pancake.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Winter Pont, 3 the youngest member of the Ladie's Auxiliary cuts her pancake as her "Goodfather" Army veteran Mike Valenti looks on.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Benjamin Wininger, 6 enjoys his pancake.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Winter Pont, 3 the youngest member of the Ladie's Auxiliary cuts her pancake as her "Goodfather" Army veteran Mike Valenti looks on.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Nathan Pont, 3 has a bite of his tater tot. He is the youngest member of Sons of Legion.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Sweethearts Barbie and Ken Archer celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary at the breakfast. They are known as the original Barbie and Ken, they were together before the dolls ever came on the market.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News

The Clinton American Legion Hall hosted a ValentineþÄôs breakfast Sunday February 17th.Heather Vollhardt a member of the Junior Auxiliary poses for a photo with her grandfather, Pay Szewczyk, a Navy vet.The breakfast is put on by the Sons of Legion and the motorcycle group, Legion Riders. The event helps to raise funds to support Legion activities in the community. The members would like to thank the Scottish DaveþÄôs Pub for their donated food and support.The next breakfast will be held April 7th from 8-11 followed by a FatherþÄôs Day breakfast in June. For more info, call 860-669-4984Photo by Susan Lambert/Harbor News