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The Clarendon Gazette
Town /Community News ……...……...…1,2,3,5,6,7
Tidbits .......................................................................... 4
Historian/CHS ………………………………..….. ... 5
Riddle Answers .......................................................... 8
Library Events ………………………………. .…. ...6
Local Military ............................................................. 8
Clarendon Directory ................................................. 9
Town/State Officials ..................................................10
CONTENTS
Town Since 1810 An Independent Newspaper Devoted to Local News
Volume 26 Number 10 Clarendon, Orleans County, NY June 2020
Town Offices continue to be closed to the Public until further notice from the State. Any re-opening directions will be posted on the town website at townofclaren-don.org. Staff is working behind locked doors. Please continue to use the mail drop to the west of the Town Clerk’s Office door. Call or email with questions you may
The Clarendon Court will remain closed until notice from the State.
LEGAL NOTICE The Clarendon Town Board will hold a Public Hearing on June 16, 2020 at 6:00 PM to hear comments on proposed amendments to the town zoning ordinance. Proposed changes to the Clarendon Town Zoning Ordi-nance are summarized as follows: Article II – Word Terms & Definitions has new and revised definitions; Article V, Section 530-5 Minimum Specifications in the Business Commercial Zoning District, Minimum Lot Size Non-Dwelling and Minimum Lot Frontage Non-Dwelling has been revised; Article VI, Regulations Applicable to All Zoning Districts Section 601 Permitted Uses/Permitted Acces-sory Uses has been revised. NEW Article VI, Section 666, Battery energy Stor-age Systems (BESS) has been added to the Ordinance and NEW Article VII, Section 730, Alternative Energy System (Solar Powered) Utility Scale has been added to the Ordinance. A copy of the complete text of the proposed amend-ments can be found on the town website at: https://townofclarendon.org on the home page; click on the zoning ordinance link at the top of the page or contact the town clerk for a copy at 585-638-6371 ext. 100. ALSO BE ADVISED that the regular monthly meeting will begin following the foregoing public hearing.
SAT., JUNE 27, 2020 11:30 AM—4:00 PM
(Or Until Sold Out!)
*** Drive-Thru Only ***
Sponsored by
St. Mary-St. Mark RC Church
11 South Main St
Holley, NY
June 20th
JUNE 23, 2020 6:00 AM—9:00 PM Clarendon Town Hall—16385 Church Street Elections will include: Democratic Presidential Primary Special Election for Rep in Congress 27th District Republican Primary for Rep in Congress 27th District Independence Primary for 8th Judicial District Convention Libertarian Primary for Rep in Congress 27th District & Member of State Committee See page 3 for details
Holley Central
School District 2020-2021 BUDGET VOTE
Tuesday June 9, 2020
Voting Via Absentee Ballot Only
All qualified district residents will be mailed an absentee ballot which will include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ballots must be returned to Holley Central School District via mail or placed in locked ballot box outside District Office by 5PM on June 9. For budget information, visit www.holleycsd.org/Budget.aspx.
June 14th
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CLARENDON TOWN BOARD
Meeting Highlights - May 2020 via ZOOM on-line
HIGHWAY/WATER DEPARTMENT REPORT Superintendent Chalker reported that the plows have been removed from the trucks; that maintenance and repair has been done on the trucks and equipment. Hall Road has been ditched so Gary Germeo can get his drive-way in and a driveway culvert on Bennetts Corners Road that collapsed has been fixed. The Highway Crew has been patching roads and that will continue. The department has been working with Holley and Barre through the work share program. Town properties are being mowed. Water District 13 is in operation and two people have been hooked up. Keeler is working on the res-toration. Superintendent Chalker reported waiting to hear about the CHIPS funding and will wait on major road work until amount and receipt can be confirmed. Superintendent told the board he wanted to alter the 284 form submitted for proposed road work; that the COVID 19 situation has created unsure budget funds, probably for the next couple of years. The major construction planned for LaDue Road has been reconsidered and roads will be chip/sealed to try and protect what we have until funds are more available. Some towns are just going ahead with the work. Supervisor Moy suggested he wait until June to review the road work again; that hopefully will hear re-garding the funding by then. Superintendent Chalker suggested the board increase the bulk water rate currently at $6.00 per 1000 gal-lons. Some towns charge $7 to $7.50 per 1000 gallons and also $30 to $35 to hook up the meter and the same to remove it. One town charges $8 per 1000 gallons with no meter hook-up fee. Councilman Robinson suggested bulk water be drawn from the dead-ends in the water system. The Board increased the Clarendon bulk water rate to $7 per 1000 gallons and to add a meter fee at $30 to hook it up and $30 to remove it. PLANNING BOARD REPORT Chairman Dave Griggs submitted the following written re-port: 04-28-2020 (Regular meeting) Via Zoom Conference. Public Hearing was held regarding Special Permit application SP 20-01, Farm Market/Retail Store, Hall Road tax id#99.-2-37.4, Gary Germeo/Tony Gaudino. Participants were asked three (3) times if anyone wished to speak for or against this proposal. No response. A motion was made, seconded and approved to close the public hearing. SD 20-02, Pre-conference Robert Arnold, New Guinea Road, tax id# 119.-2-55.2, for a one (1) lot subdivision. No issues noted, Applicant re-quested to waive pre-conference. A motion was made, seconded and approved to waive the pre-conference and move to formal applica-tion. A motion was made, seconded and approved to declare this a minor subdivision for SEQRA purposes. A motion was made, second-ed and approved to approve subdivision contingent upon creation of deeds and filing with the county. SP 20-01, Formal application, Farm Market/Retail Store, Hall Road tax id#99.-2-37.4, Gary Germeo/Tony Gaudino. Curb cut approved, Permit conditions were set. No further issues noted. Motion was made, seconded and approved to approve application contingent upon positive county review. 05-12-2020 (Regular Meeting) Via Zoom Conference. SD 20-05, Pre-Conference, Penny Mosier/Bryan DuBois Pre-Conference for sub-division/merger 4144 Powerline Rd. tax id# 87.-3-13. Survey map was provided, pins are set. No issues noted Applicant requested to waive pre-conference. A motion was made, seconded and approved to waive the pre-conference and move to formal application. A mo-tion was made, seconded and approved to declare this a minor subdi-vision for SEQRA purposes.
A motion was made, seconded and approved to approve subdivision contingent upon merger of subdivided parcel with Tax id# 87.-3-12.4 and filing with the county. SD 20-09, Steven Ladd Pre-Conference for site plan review 4901 S. Manning Rd. tax id# 108.-2-62.121 to con-struct a 30’ x 30’ pole barn. A sketch showing placement and setback measurements was provided. Applicant requested to waive pre-conference. No issues have been identified. A motion was made, se-conded and approved to waive the pre-conference and move to formal application. A motion was made, seconded and approved to approve SD 20- 09 for construction of a 30’ x 30’ pole barn. SD 20-10, Tony Brongo Pre-Conference for site plan review 16220 Brown SchoolHouse Rd. tax id# 109.-1-28.2 to construct a 40’ x 60’ pole barn. A sketch showing placement and setback measurements was provided. Appli-cant requested to waive the pre-conference. No issues have been iden-tified. A motion was made, seconded and approved to waive the pre-conference and move to formal application. A motion was made, se-conded and approved to approve SD 20- 10 for construction of a 40’ x 60’ pole barn. SD 20-11, Amie Callen/David Miller Pre-Conference for sub-division/merger 4123 Bennetts Corners Rd. tax id# 88.-3-2.61. Survey map was provided, pins are set. Applicant requested to waive the pre-conference. No issues noted. A motion was made, seconded and approved to waive the pre-conference and move to formal applica-tion. A motion was made, seconded and approved to declare this a minor subdivision for SEQRA purposes. A motion was made, seconded and approved to approve subdivision contingent upon merger of subdi-vided parcel with Tax id# 88.00-3-2.5 and filing with the county. HISTORIAN/HISTORICAL SOCIETY REPORT
Melissa Ierlan, Historian & CHS President reported that the Historical Society has cancelled its program speakers for this summer. For Memorial Day, flags and wreaths will be put up at Hillside and Holy Cross Cemeteries. SUPERVISOR REPORT Supervisor Richard Moy reported from the County ZOOM meeting last Saturday, it was reported that county sales tax is down 36%; that towns will not receive a second payment this year. For Clar-endon that loss is $34,000. The town has been informed that the Cen-sus Bureau will be doing a small field operation stopping at rural ad-dress in Clarendon that have a post office box mailing address. They will be dropping off packets with Census information and forms to be completed/returned to the Bureau. OLD BUSINESS Supervisor Moy reviewed that the Comprehensive Plan re-view is on hold until people can get together for meetings. Cindi Davis has agreed to chair the committee. A public hearing needs to be held in regard to the proposed zoning ordinance amendments; solar regulations and minor changes in definitions. Supervisor reported many conversations with citizens Laura Kingdollar and Deb Longer regarding their interest in the solar regulations and interest in the public hearing being ‘open to the public’. Supervisor Moy reported options to the board, as informed by the attorney at the Association of Towns, regard-ing public hearing meetings. 1) ZOOM Meeting; people can listen and respond by phone; 2) ZOOM Meeting; then leave the public hearing open for two weeks in order to receive comments by email or regular mail; 3) ZOOM Meeting; Currently the Governor has determined that after June 6th, we can assemble but must follow the Center for Disease Control (CDC) regulations. This deadline has been extended multiple
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SPECIAL ELECTION for Representative in Congress 27th District: Vote for One DEMOCRATIC Nathan McMurray; REPUBLICAN Chris Jacobs; WORKING FAMILIES Nathan McMurray; GREEN Michael Gammar-iello; LIBERTARIAN Duane Witmer; INDEPENDENCE Chris Jacobs DEMOCRATIC Presidential Primary: Vote for One Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Joseph R. Biden, Tulsi Gabbard, Bernie Sanders, Michael R. Bloomberg, Tom Steyer, Michael Ben-net, Elizabeth Warren, Andrew Yang & Deval Patrick DEMOCRATIC Delegates to National Convention: Vote for any Six Margaret A. Murphy, Terrence L. Melvin, Jacalyn F. Whiting, Bradley T. Felton, Jeanne M. Crane, Craig R. Bucki, Anne Elizabeth Carr, Ryder Littlejohn, Wendy Mitchell, Jerone T. Janik, Deborah Yeomans, Zachary VanDenBosch, Cynthia M. Appleton, Patrick B. Burke, Kara M. Kane, Luke E. Wochensky, Jessica A. Schuster, Matthew J. Kibler, Matthew Chapman, Courtenay Sharpe, Kailen Bittner, Jean Marie Gunner, Michael Menard, & Yvona Nestorowicz REPUBLICAN Primary for Representative in Congress 27th District: Vote for One Stefan I. Mychajliw, Jr., Beth Parlato, Chris Jacobs REPUBLICAN Primary for County Clerk: Vote for One Diane L. Shampine, Nadine P. Hanlon INDEPENDENCE Primary for Delegates to 8th Judicial District Convention: Vote for One Bryce Kelly, Carol A. Sheehan LIBERTARIAN Primary for Representative in Congress 27th District: Vote for One Nicholas P. Phelps, Duane J. Whitmer LIBERTARIAN Primary for Member of State Committee 8th Judicial District: Vote for any Nine Peyton D. Kunselman, Francis Law, Nicholas P. Phelps, Jr., Charles J. Flynn, Leonard E. Morlock, Andrew M. Kostee, Mark E. Pot-wora, F. Palrick Mahoney, Jr., Kathleen M. Ligammari, Scott P. Flynn, Gerril R. Cain, Tara L. Sorlvano, Adam R. Allen, Bryan D. Owczarzak, Duane J. Whitme & Erin M. Becker
The Early Voting period will be June 13, 2020 – June 21, 2020.
For more information, contact the Orleans County Board of Elections at (585) 589-3274
ELECTIONS ON JUNE 23, 2020
Polls will be open
6:00 AM to 9:00 PM
At Clarendon Town Hall
16385 Church Street
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TID BITS Geary (Moose) Shenck
THIS MONTH’S RIDDLES
There’s Sunshine in a Smile
Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain,
Laughter and pleasure, teardrops and pain.
So just keep on smiling whatever betide you
Secure in the knowledge God is always beside you.
For each time you smile you will find it is true
Somebody somewhere will smile back at you.
And nothing on earth can make life more worthwhile
Than the sunshine and warmth of a beautiful smile.
Well folks, that’s it for this time. I’m out of gas. Gotta go for a refill! Have a great month. Take care and God Bless. Geary (Moose) Shenck
1. What did the buck say about the doe? 2. What do you call a mare with a sore throat? 3. How can you communicate with a fish? 4. How do you quiet a loud overcoat? 5. What book has the most stirring chapters?
Greetings to one and all. Sorry, but I’m back again. I hope if you stand six feet away you are able to read this. I read somewhere that the human brain is a device to keep the ears from grating on one another. The way the world is now a days, there must be quite a lot of people with sore ears. Experience is what enables you to recog-nize a mistake when you make it again. Ways to tell you’re getting older: You get breakfast out of the medicine cabinet. Doing the Hustle means you’re on the way to the bathroom. You repeat gos-sip because you can’t remember it from the first time. The average citizen works seventy days a year to earn enough money to pay his taxes and he does it because he loves his country, is patriotic and can’t figure out any way to get out of it. Some daffynitions: Con-science: Something that knows what’s wrong. Egotism: What makes a man in a rut think he’s in the groove. Cow: A calf’s kin. Safety Belt: When a girl slaps her date. Sign at railroad crossing: Go ahead. We buy junk. What you don’t know may not hurt you but it will certainly amuse a lot of people.
A young boy stopped before a large bronze plaque in the back of the church. “What are all those names up there?” he asked the padre. “Son,” the padre answered, “Those are the names of people who died in the service.” “Which one?” asked the young lad. “The nine thirty or the eleven o’clock?” It’s not as easy as you think to get a parking ticket. First you have to find a parking space. Inscription for fly swatter handle: The hand is quicker than the eye but is some-what slower than the fly. One major difficulty is how to get a water-melon in the refrigerator without taking out the beer cans. I have a nephew. I won’t mention his name but his initials are Donald. He and his wife were going out dining and dancing one evening. She came downstairs all dressed up, ready to go. He said, “Boy you sure look beautiful.” She said, “Why thank you.” He said, “I hardly recognized you.” Rod’s son came up to me the other day. He said, “Mr. Moose, mom wants me to go to camp this summer.” I asked, “What about Dad?” He said, “She wants him to go to St. Peter.” “How’d you get up here?” New arrival: “Flu.” Dad, is an ox a sort of male cow? Sort of yes. And equine means something to do with horses doesn’t it? That’s right. So then what’s an equinox? Theme song of the Association of Nearsighted People: I’ve Lost My Glass-es So I wonder Who’s Kissing Me Now? A chronic bad check passer suffered his greatest indignity recently. He received a call from the Red Cross Blood Bank. It seems his blood bounced. My buddy Greg sent his wife to advanced cooking school. He signed her up for advanced defrosting. One thing about a wolf, he whistles while he works. There’s one bridegroom who knew he was going to have problems right from the beginning. As he carried his bride over the threshold, she warned him, “Wipe your shoes.”
When I was little I didn’t care about things like what to wear. My parents dressed me. Looking at some of my old pictures it’s obvious my parents didn’t care either. Did a little mechanics work today. I put a rear end in a recliner. My friend texted me: Send me one of your funny jokes. I replied: I’m working now I’ll send you one later. He came back with: That was great. Send me another one. Did you hear about the man with the gleam in his eye? Somebody bumped his arm while he was brushing his teeth. Man to banker: You’re looking for a cashier? I thought you hired one last week. Banker to man: I did. That’s the one I’m looking for. Conceit is confidence out of control. Mummies are Egyptians who were pressed for time. Jack was at the peanut counter. He asked, “Who attends to the nuts?” Clerk “Be patient, I’ll wait on you in a minute.” Diner: Waiter, bring me a pork chop and make it lean. Waiter: Which way? A lady buying a piano asked the salesman, “How come the keys are so yellow?” The salesman replied, “The elephant was a heavy smoker.” An adolescent is a youngster who is old enough to dress himself if he could just remember where he dropped his clothes. A Laplander is a person who can’t keep his balance on the bus. Did you hear about the snake charmer who married an undertaker? They had towels marked hisss and hearse. There were two skunks named In and Out. One Saturday they went on a picnic. After the picnic was over In got lost. The mother skunk told Out to go look for In. In a flash Out came back with In. The mother skunk said, “How did you find him so fast?” “Instinct,” Out said. Teacher: Eddie, what kind of birds do we usually find in captivity? Eddie: Jailbirds. The reason some of us find it difficult to think is because we haven’t had any previous experience. “What parable in the Bible do you like best?” was the question asked of a young lad. His answer was “The one about the fellow who loafs and fishes.” Don’t give up be-cause there swims no goose so grey, but soon or late she finds some hon-est gander for her mate.
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In one of the earliest sections of
Hillside Cemetery, the Webster
family purchased Lot 37 where
several family members are bur-
ied. The cemetery was incorporated in 1866 and I noticed
that 2 of Norton L. and Jemima Websters children died
prior to the cemetery being opened. It is assumed that
many people buried family members on their property be-
fore there was a cemetery available. These children were
likely removed and placed in the cemetery when the fami-
ly purchased the plot in the 1870’s.
Norton L. and Jemima Webster had three children
who died at an early age. Charles 1855-1858, Jerit 1852-
1855 and Zilpha 1849-1851. They had a son Harrison
1845-1925 who also buried 2 children Charlie 1871-1881
and Maude 1876 (5months). Norton was a farmer who
came to Clarendon sometime before 1850 and had a farm
on lot 228 which is on East Lee Road near the Barre town
line. When he retired, he moved to Murray and lived there
until his death in 1873.
While in Clarendon he was very involved in the
formation of the Methodist Society of Clarendon. In a
room above George Copeland’s store the first meeting
took place on February 13, 1848. Norton was elected as a
trustee along with George M. Copeland and Benjamin Pet-
tengill. Norton served over the years as a trustee, holding
his last seat from 1868-1870. Norton died March 16, 1873
at age 59 and the inscription on his headstone read: Oh,
who can say what rapturous scene Upon his vi-
sion fell as o'er the stream of Death he passed
and uttered All is Well.
Hillside
Cemetery
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Mike Colby - Spring 2020
Colton Foeller - Silver Lake 2020
The Clarendon Farm Market
will reopen in July in the parking lot at Van's Pit Stop Thursday after-
noons from 3:30 -7:00 PM
This location should be very convenient for shoppers. Some ven-dors will have a pre-order system in place for drive through pick
ups. New vendors welcome. More details to come...
For more information call or text Nyla Gaylord 585-703-0564.
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The Community Free Library is open for order pick-up during our regular business hours Monday-Friday. We are not open on Satur-days right now. Please call us at (585) 638-6987, message our Fa-cebook page, or email [email protected] to place your order. We are not able to place interlibrary holds at this time, but anything on our shelves is up for grabs. We will pull the items for your order and place them on a cart in the foyer with your last name on them for pick-up during open hours. Other services are limited due to patrons not being allowed past the foyer. Our reopening policies are posted on our website. Thank you for understanding. Children's and Family Events: Please check our website and Facebook page for updates as events get added! Wednesday Story Hours are posted on our Facebook page every Wednesday morning. Check our page of YouTube channel to watch story hour! Baby & Toddler Storytimes are posted on our Facebook page every Thursday morning. Check our page of YouTube channel to watch Baby & Toddler Storytime! Animation Trivia for Families! (LIVE on Facebook) Friday, June 5th, 6:30-7:30 PM This online trivia event is for all ages and families. Join us LIVE on our Facebook page (facebook.com/holleylibrary) to participate! Rounds will include animation from a variety of different companies, television, and movies! During the event, mark down your scores and tell us how you did! No registration. Family Paint Night (Live) Thursday, June 11th, 6:30-7:30 PM Miss Grace will be teaching an online paint class for families. Sup-plies will be available for pick-up before the event. Register your child, yourself, or your family. More details on this event are coming. Please check our Facebook page or Events calendar (www.holleylibrary.org/events) for more info! Registration required.
Sandra Shaw, Director Grace Azzolino, Children's Librarian
Community Free Library
86 Public Square Holley, New York 14470 Phone (585) 638-6987
Fax (585) 638-7436 www.holleylibrary.org
Library Hours: Mon 10-1 and 4-8; Tues 10-5; Wed 10-1 and 4-8;Thurs 10-5;
Fri 10-5, Closed on Sat & Sun
times already and may be extended again. CDC regulates that persons stay six feet apart, wear masks and no more than ten people are allowed to assemble. Regular attendants at a meeting are the five-man town board, town clerk, highway superintendent, planning board chairman and historian leaving room for one more person in the assembly. Citizens can be scheduled for a five or ten minute time slot to come into the meeting and give their comments/opinions one at a time. The Town Board scheduled the public hearing for June 16 prior to the regular meeting. See Legal Notice on Front Page Purchase of new water meters has been approved by Rural Development with left-over funding from WIBA 12 project. The Town Board did accept the resignation as Board of As-sessment Review Secretary from Elizabeth Skehan and appointed Evelyn Pangrizzio to fill that position. The Board authorized all Bond Anticipation Note (BAN) interest payments be made in September. Supervisor Moy advised board members to join the Saturday morning ZOOM meetings that the county holds. Jack Welch talks about the financial situation and gives good information.
Town Board Meeting Highlights - Continued from page 2 ...
PROUD Town Historian
moment and PROUD
cousin moment: Gabe
Lindsay of Clarendon
(shown here with his moth-
er Mary Beth) spearheaded
a project to honor Evan
Valentine as he celebrates
small victories as he pro-
gresses after having a bone
marrow transplant to Kick
Cancer's Butt! He will be
donating all the proceeds
from donations received for these specially designed cookies
to CURE Childhood Cancer in Evan's name.
Just for Laughs ………..
An elderly Italian man lived alone in New Jersey. He wanted to plant his annual tomato garden, but it was very difficult work, since the ground was hard. His only son, Vincent, who used to help him, was in prison. The old man wrote a letter to his son and described his predicament: Dear Vincent - I am feeling pretty sad, because it looks like I won’t be able to plant my tomato garden this year. I’m just getting too old to be digging up a garden plot. I know if you were here my troubles would be over.. I know you would be happy to dig the plot for me, like in the old days. Love, Papa. A few days later he received a letter from his son: Dear Pop - Don’t dig up that garden. That’s where the bodies are buried. Love, Vinnie. At 4 a.m. the next morning, FBI agents and local police arrived and dug up the entire area without finding any bodies. They apolo-gized to the old man and left. That same day the old man received anoth-er letter from his son. Dear Pop - Go ahead and plant the tomatoes now. That’s the best I could do under the circumstances. Love you, Vinnie
I would like to thank the following people for all their help on Saturday putting over 600 flags on the Holley/ Clarendon cemeteries: Randy, Tyler and Lily Moore; Dave and Dawson Arnold; Chad, Chrissy, Hunter and Logan Sommerfeldt; Heidi, Dalton and Jake Thurley; John and Jacob Crandall; Melissa Ierlan and Scott Galliford. Without their help this NEEDED job would have taken so much longer. Jak Kohmann, Scoutmaster Troop 59 - Clarendon, NY
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The end of an era ...
On a deed dated May 14, 1952 Albert J. Blank and Lillian S. Blank sold 16852 Fourth Section Road to
Donald E. Blank. I had the pleasure of visiting Don a few years ago and talking to him about the old farm.
He showed me some wonderful pictures and shared some memories of Clarendon with me.
These are pictures showing the house before it was sided. It was a red brick structure with a wooden addition.
The information says it was constructed in 1838. The barn and other outbuildings probably came soon after.
Over the years the Blank family lived here and eventually sold the property. It changed hands several times in
the 90’s. The current owner who bought it several years ago.
The silo was gone, the barns had deteriorated and the current owner was very interested in saving it until the
roof became so bad and partially collapsed. Eventually the insur-
ance company told the owners that it was dangerous and there was a
possibility of them pulling the insurance policy.
After consulting with many people and crunching the numbers they
sadly decided that they could not afford to save the barns and instead
hired a contractor to take them down.
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U.S. AIR FORCE
Joshua L. Avila Good friend of George & Sally Mathes
Hindsburg Rd., Clarendon
Josh is currently stationed at Scott Air
Force Base in Illinois A1C Joshua Avila 319 S. Sant Clair St. Lebanon, IL 62254
U.S. ARMY
Graydon E. Beadle Son of Patrice Beadle & James Stymus N. Manning Road, Clarendon SGT Graydon Beadle 1912 Langridge Unit 9212 Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473
U.S. ARMY
Jacob Brooks Son of Bob Freida Mill Road, Clarendon SGT Jacob Brooks Jacob is currently stationed At Fort Richardson in Alaska
U.S. ARMY
Katie Cobb ‘like a daughter’ to
Rochelle & Dennis Ladd Hall Road, Clarendon Katie is currently stationed In San Antonio, TX
U.S. ARMY
Erik Gallanger Close Friend to Don & Bev Rhoads So. Manning Road, Clarendon Erik is serving as a medic in Georgia (USA).
CLARENDON CONNECTIONS IN THE MILITARY
U.S. ARMY
Philip Maxim Son of Jan & Beverly Maxim Address TBD
U.S. ARMY
Clarence E. Moyer III Grandson of Nancy & Peter Barry Hall Road Residents, Clarendon PFC Clarence Moyer
15th ENG BN CMR 415 Box 4457 APO AE 09114
U.S. ARMY
Nicholas Ornt Son of John Ornt Hall Road, Clarendon HHC TF3-66 AR FOB Sharana APO, AE 09311
U.S. ARMY
Margaret Statt Daughter of George & Laurie Statt Trinity Drive, Clarendon SPC Statt, Margaret I & S Co. HH Bn 25th ID Camp Liberty, Iraq APO AE 09344
U.S. ARMY RESERVES
Todd Klatt Clarendon Resident & Nephew of Ryan Klatt Holley Byron Rd. Resident, Clarendon
U.S. COAST GUARD
Matthew Vickers Son of Dan & Sue Vickers Holley Byron Road, Clarendon Brother of Dan & Samantha Upper Holley Road, Clarendon SR Vickers, Matthew D. 1646 El Prado #2
U.S. MARINES
Ricci P. Shenck Son of Pete Shenck and Cherie Brooks Grandson of Geary & Marge Shenck East Lee Road, Clarendon L/CPL Ricci Shenck 2122 Rowell Quantieo, VA 22134
U.S. NAVY
Douglas Parker IV Grandson of the late Douglas Jr. & Kathleen Parker of North Manning Rd., Clarendon Doug is currently studying Military Photojour-nalism at Syracuse U and will receive orders in May for Sembach Kaseme, Germany Armed Forces Network
U.S. NAVY
Chris Rhoads Twin grandson of Bev & Don Rhoads, South Manning Rd., Clarendon. Chris (and family) is now stationed in San Diego, CA
OBSTACLES
The lowest ebb is the turn of the tide.
EXCELLENCE
Quality is not an act; it is a habit.
Tidbits Riddle Answers
1. She was a dear deer. 2. A hoarse horse. 3. Drop him a line. 4. Wear a muffler. 5. A cook book.
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AAA Travel Lori Case-Simpson 637- 3314
Addiction? Free Help Orleans - Recovery Hope Begins Here
(585) 210-8750
A&K Lawn & Garden
Fred Seeman 506-5730
Allen Flooring Tile Installation
free estimates Jeff Allen 638-5446
Animal Grooming
Pets Galore 638-0213
Animal Service League 621-0DOG
Animal Adoption Service
AXE Computers USA
Kevin Neureuter, Jr.
16321 4th Section Rd.
cell: 585-260-0297
B & N Locksmithing Michael Lavender 638-0071
Boy Scout Troop 59 993-7886
Scoutmaster Jak Kohmann
Sponsored by Disciples Methodist Church
Brian Snook Remodeling (585) 747-8062
BT Creations - Custom T-Shirts
Brad Kingdollar 721-6577
Childhood Memories Family DayCare
Susan Persia 638-5750
Clarendon Lions Club 638-5230
PO Box 34, Clarendon 14429
Kevin Johnson, President
Clark’s Cleaning Services
Pam Clark 638-5410
Creative Memories Consultant
Dawn Smith 638-8432
Crosby’s Food Mart 638-6859
Day Care
Geri Heale 638-1304
Diann’s Beauty Shop 585-638-6997
Diann Hillabush, Fancher Rd
Disciples United Methodist Church
Pastor Linda Glantz 638-6383
Dog Holiday Kennel 585-494-0220
5588 Wood Road
Www.Dogholidaykennel.com
Driveway Sealing by Varsity Sealing
Mark Bianchi (585)754-6911
Earthworks by Schiavone 638-6744
Erie Way Tree Farm, LLC
Evergreen Trees; Landscaping Services
Mike & Jill Bower 585-638-7017
Excavations/Driveway Repair/Snow
DC Hauling – Heather Colella
585-204-ROCK
Gary’s Old Fashioned Beef Jerky
Gary Casale (585) 331-9108
Gaylord’s Great Garlic
Quaking Hill Farm 585-703-0564
GC Construction
Roofing, Siding & Additions
Geoff Christian 230-5501
Chris Miller 474-1222
Holley Garden Club 638-3419
Holley Junior Hawks
www.jrhawks.net
Holley Sports Boosters
www.holleysportsboosters.com
JC Tees
(585) 208-1429
Facebook.com/jctees.wny
Jill’s Twig Wreaths
585-750-4659
jillstwigwreaths.com
JG Tree Service Fully Insured/Free Estimates
Jeremy R. Arnold 585-749-7284
Kinsey’s Hay 585-317-6859
Ladd Cleaning Service
Rochelle Ladd 638-2320
Lusk Tree Service
Trimming, Removals, Stump Grinding,
Systemic Injections www.LuskTreeService.com
Dennis Lusk 585-590-7433
Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant
Bernadette Jones 638-7374
Medicare Assistance-M Power Agency
Matthew Weit, Regional V-President
Office 585-371-5035
Cell 585-857-2683
www.m-poweragency.com
MJD III Earthworks Systems, Inc.
Topsoil-screen & unscreened
For inquires call 637-3080
Modern Waste Corporation
Countywide Garbage Collection/Recycling
1-800-662-0012
Musical Entertainment for Hire
BRICK – Country, Oldies, Classic Rock Contact Ryan Klatt 585-638-1808
BT CREATIONS- DJ for All Occasions
Brad Kingdollar 585-721-6577
HIGHWAY 31 Classic & Modern Country
Aaron Clark 585-329-8872
Nuisance Wildlife Control
Remove & Reoccurrence Prevention
Evan H. Lusk 585-638-6782
OCALS Learning Services
English 585-590-1292
Non-English 585-590-6061
Painting - Interior & Exterior
Rick Duke 585-520-6727
Plumbing - Bissanti Plumbing
(585) 331-6144
Port City Auction Co.
James Donahue 637-2810 x302
Post Office
Clarendon 638-6420
Holley 638-6652
Real Estate
HOWARD HANNA Brenda Swanger 315-2734
DANIELE WINDUS COOK
Diana Flow 472-1231
EARLY SUNRISE REALTY
Everett Shaver & Carol Murphy 638-6169 Rombaut Repair & Landscape
585-638-2139
Run-About Daycare 638-7871
Save Time Cleaning Service
Michelle Chalker 585-721-3899 [email protected]
St. Mary St. Mark R.C. Church
(585) 638-6718
stmarystmark.org
Sam’s Diner (585) 638-8722
Sawyer Home Improvement
Remodels*Additions*CustomWork etc.
Joel Sawyer 585-237-8857
Check us out on Facebook
Sewfine Customized Apparel & More
Embroidery, Tacke Twill, Alterations
Smalley Monument Co.
Cemetery Memorials
Dale Smalley 638-5673
Smith Land Surveying 638-8432
Boundary & Topographic Surveys
Taxidermy 585-329-8872
Tax Preparation
(Eugenia) Sally Mathes 585-738-5466
Mission Tax Service
Tammy Brongo 585-638-2266
TRI County Construction 638-7283
Kevin and William Thomas
Van’s Pit Stop 638-5833
Wild & Krazy Graphics 638-5718
Signs/banners, Silk Screening & More
Wiley’s Ark Animal Care 638-7309
Dr. Krista Wiley
Will’s Stump Grinding 585-507-9789
Will Grathouse
CLARENDON DIRECTORY
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TOWN OF CLARENDON OFFICIALS Supervisor Richard H. Moy 638-6371 ext. 105 [email protected]
Councilperson & Deputy Supervisor Allen Robinson [email protected]
Councilperson Paul Nicosia [email protected]
Councilperson Bruce A. Hovey [email protected]
Councilperson Marc Major [email protected]
Town Clerk Susan C. Colby Office Business Hours: Mon, Wed, Thurs 9 am-4 pm Tues 12 noon-6pm; Fri 9am-2pm Sat. closed thru the COVID19 Pandemic PO Box 145, 16385 Church Street Clarendon, NY 14429 Office: 638-6371 ext. 100 Fax: 638-7220 [email protected]
Superintendent of Highways/Water Tracy B. Chalker cell 734-1302 Highway Garage 638-8547 [email protected]
Assessor Robert A. Criddle, IAO Office: 638-6371 ext. 103 Office Business Hours: Mon 9am-4pm By Appointment Only Tues Noon-6pm; Wed 9am-4pm; Thurs 9am-11:30am [email protected]
Ordinance Inspection Officer/CEO Historian - Melissa Ierlan Cemetery Administrator Office: 638-6371 ext. 104 Cell: 402-0148 Mon, Wed, Thurs 9 am-4 pm Tues 12 noon-6pm; Fri 9am-2pm [email protected]
Planning Board– Dave Griggs, Chair
Zoning Board - Marge Morse, Chair
County Animal Control Officer Ariel Strickland 589-5527 [email protected]
Clarendon Justice Court Office: 638-6371 ext. 102 Fax 638-5726 Office Business Hours: Mon 9am-2:30pm; Tues 12 noon-6pm
Court Clerk Joanne Major [email protected] Honorable Thomas M. DiFante [email protected]
www.townofclarendon.org
Governor of New York State The Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo – D NYS Capitol Building Albany, NY 12224 518-474-8390
Attorney General of New York State The Honorable Eric T. Schneiderman—D 120 Broadway – 3rd Floor New York, NY 10271-0332 Rochester Office 585-327-3240
US Senator Honorable Charles Schumer – D Keating Federal Building 100 State Street Room 3040 Rochester, NY 14614 585-263-5866
US Senator The Honorable Kristen E. Gillibrand – D 478 Russell Washington, DC 20510 202-224-4451
Congress 27th District Honorable Chris Collins – R 2813 Wehrle Dr., Suite 13 Williamsville, NY 144221 716-634-2324
1711 Longworth HOB Washington, DC 20515 202-225-5265 202-225-5901 fax chriscollins.house.gov
State Senator 62nd District Honorable Robert Ortt – R 175 Walnut St., Suite 6 Lockport, NY 14094 716-434-0680 716-434-3297 fax
811 Legislative Office Bldg. Albany, NY 12247 518-455-2024 518-426-6987 fax [email protected] www.senatorortt.com
Member of Assembly 139th District Honorable Steve Hawley – R 121 N. Main St., Suite 100 Albion, NY 14411 585-589-5780 585-589-5813 fax
521 Legislative Office Building Albany, NY 12247 518-455-5811 518-455-5558 fax [email protected] www.assembly.state.ny.us
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS Orleans County Legislator for Clarendon – District 1 Bill Eick 10471 Freeman Road Medina, NY 14103 585-735-7363 [email protected]
Orleans County Legislator at Large – West Merle (Skip) Draper 210 William Street Medina, NY 14103 585-798-0677 [email protected]
Orleans County Legislator at Large – East E. John DeFilipps 4419 South Holley Road Holley, NY 14470 585-638-8526 [email protected]
Orleans County Legislator at Large – Center Donald Allport 3008 Crandall Road Albion, NY 14411 585-589-5496 [email protected]
County Judge & Surrogate Judge Family Court Judge Honorable Sandy Church Court House Albion, NY 14411 585-589-4457
Orleans County Sheriff Christopher M. Bourke Public Safety Bldg., Suite 400 13925 State Route 31 Albion, NY 14411 585-590-4142
Orleans County Clerk Diane L. Shampine
MONTHLY MEETINGS/FUNCTIONS SCHEDULED AT THE TOWN HALL – 16385 CHURCH ST
2020 - Town Board - 3RD Tuesday each month at 7pm at the Town Hall, 16385 Church St., Clarendon, NY. Planning Board 2nd & 4th Tuesday @ 7pm Zoning Board of Appeals 1st Tuesday (as needed) @ 7pm Clarendon Historical Society 3rd Wednesday @ 7pm Court 1st, 3rd Monday of month @ 7pm Court District Attorney Night 2nd Monday @ 5:30pm
Town Hall Contacts for the Gazette: Supervisor Richard Moy 638-6371 ext. 105 Town Clerk Susan Colby 638-6371 x 100 or [email protected] The Clarendon Gazette, PO Box 145, Clarendon, NY 14429 Clarendon Fire Company PO Box 136; Clarendon, NY 14429 Fire Hall: 638-5118; Rec Hall: 638-6621
Modern Disposal 1-800-330-7107
