The Clarendon Gazette

Town /Community News …………………...…1,2,3,5,6,7

Tidbits ................................................................................... 4

Historian/CHS …………………………………….……… 2

Riddle Answers ................................................................... 7

Library Events ………………………………….…..….….3

Local Military .......................................................................8

Clarendon Directory ...........................................................9

Town/State Officials ...........................................................10

CONTENTS

Town Since 1810 An Independent Newspaper Devoted to Local News

Volume 25 Number 2 Clarendon, Orleans County, NY October 2018

CLARENDON RESIDENTS TAKE NOTICE that the Town Board will hold two public hearings on October 16, 2018 at the Town Hall, 16385 Church Street, Clarendon, NY. The first Hearing will com-mence at 6:30 PM; purpose to consider the proposed five-year agree-ment with the Clarendon Fire Company, first year cost at $192,680.00 with a 1.9% cost of living increase each year following. The second Hearing will commence at 6:45 PM; purpose to consider the pro-posed Preliminary Town Budget for the Year 2019. Salaries for Elected Officials are as follows: Supervisor $10,200; Councilmen $14,928 (4); Town Clerk $39,832; Highway Superintendent $62,684. The entire proposed contract for fire protection and emergency ser-vices and the Preliminary Budget are available at the Clerk’s Office upon request or may be found on the Town Web Site at townofclaren-don.org on the Supervisor or Town Board page. Anyone wishing to speak in favor of or in opposition to either of these items may do so at these Hearings. Also Be Advised that the regular monthly meeting will commence immediately following these public hearings. TAKE NOTICE that at its regular meeting held September 18, 2018 at the Town Hall, 16385 Church Street, the Clarendon Town Board adopted amendments to the Town Zoning Ordinance, Articles V and VI. For a complete list of changes, contact the Town Clerk’s Office or go to Legal Notices on the town website: townofclarendon.org

TOWN HALL CLOSINGS: For COLUMBUS DAY Town Hall and Court Offices will be

closed Mon. Oct. 8, 2018. Court will not be in session .

LtoR: Susan Colby, Town Clerk; Bob Freida, Fire Chief; Senator Rob Ortt; Dick Moy, Supervisor; Larry Swanger, Highway Superintendent; Allen Robinson, Councilman, Bill Campbell, Councilman during the Senator’s visit to Clarendon in September. The Senator discussed grants available and support for volun-teer fire companies.

Village of Holley Night of Lights Parade

Sat., Dec 1, 2018; Starts at 6:30 PM (line up 6PM) You and your organization are welcome to join the parade

by filling out a registration form to participate. Forms are available at the Clarendon Town Clerk’s Office

or the Village Office in Holley. Prizes for ‘Most Festive’ 1st Place - $300; 2nd Place - $100; 3rd Place - $50

More info: email clerk@villageofholley.org

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Hillside

Cemetery

There are many family names in

Clarendon that have been around

for generations. One of them is

the last name Bowen.

If you look in the

book written by Da-

vid Sturges

Copeland you will

find them mentioned

as early as the

1830’s. Harry and

Effie Bowen lived in

the little house on

Mill Road that over-

looks the Clarendon

Falls. Effie kept

scrap books and they

were donated to the

historian by Linda

and Bob Barrett in

2008.

Effie was born in

Manning in 1912 to Fred and Freada Jannain. On July 4, 1930,

Effie Jannain married Harry D. Bowen. Effie was a member of

the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in 1954.

Effie was the treasurer of the Orleans County Firemen’s Associ-

ation 1959-1983.

Mary Ann Spychalski has been a collector of buttons for over 40

years. She belongs to the New York state button society. Her exten-

sive knowledge of all types of buttons and how they were manufactured

is very well organized within her collection. She has won many prizes

for her entries into various competitions. Her husband Ken helps her

with her collection as he makes the boxes she displays them in.

MYRON HOLLEY GARDEN CLUB 2018 Meetings are 2nd Thursday of each month @ 6:30 PM

1st Presbyterian Church , 34 E. Albion Street , Holley, NY $12 Annual Dues

October 11—Fall Apple Festival At Diane Patterson’s Home

Call Susan Persia at (585) 638-5750 for more information.

Members of the Orleans County

Town Clerk’s Association spent

their Education Day touring the

Cobblestone Historic District in the

Town of Gaines.

Front LtoR: Darlene Rich, Shelby; Amy

Richardson, Kendall; Karen Narbourgh,

Carlton. Back LtoR: Cindy

Oliver, Murray; Susan Colby, Claren-

don; Susan Heard, Gaines.

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Children's Events:

Wednesday Story Hours October 3: David Shannon books

October 10: Letter O October 17: Bathtime

October 24: Farm October 31: Monsters

*NEW EVENT* Baby Storytime - Thursdays, Oct 4, 11, 18, 25, 10:30-11:00 AM Come to the library for this half hour storytime especially designed for infants and toddlers ages 0-2. We will share stories, songs, and finger plays and babies can explore and play with age-appropriate toys. STEAM Saturday – Sat., Oct.13, 10:30-11:30 AM Miss Grace will demonstrate and have children participate in educational sci-ence, technology, engineering, arts, and math activities. Activities are designed towards the ages of those registered. Please stop in the library or call 638-6987 to register for this free children's event. Family Workshop: Fairy Tale Fun – Sat., Oct. 20, 10:30-11:30 AM Bring the whole family for this monthly event! We will read a variety of fairy tales and there will be activities and crafts to do together! Registration is appreciated. Please stop into the library or call 638-6987. Family Movie Night – Mon., Oct. 22, 6:00-8:00 PM Join us for a special movie event about a family of undercover superheroes! See this 1st movie and stay tuned for the sequel at our Nov. family movie night! Halloween Hunt – Sat., Oct. 27, 10:30-11:30 AM Drop in any time during this hour for early Halloween fun! We will have Hallow-een crafts and activities and kids can gather a few treats around the library. Feel free to dress in costume. This program is for children of all ages. Adult Events: Adult Readers Group – Mon., Oct.1, 7:00-8:00 PM Join us for friendship and discussion of Elizabeth Berg's novel the Story of Arthur Truluv. This is a free program. The group meets in the community room. Wacky Wednesday: Final Wishes – Wed., Oct.3, 6:30-7:30 PM Paula Fuller and Krista Wiley are leading this presentation on final arrange-ments. They will answer questions about nursing home care, pets, family heir-looms, burial options and more at this class. Please register in the library or call 638-6987. Board of Trustees Meeting – Thurs., Oct. 4, 6:30 PM Join us for our monthly Board of Trustees meeting in the Community Room of the library. Meetings are open and all are welcome. Please ring the doorbell to enter. Meetings are the first Thursday of each month.

*The library will be closed Mon., Oct. 8 in observance of Columbus Day.*

Sandra Shaw, Director

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,

Sat 10-2; Closed on Sunday Sandra Shaw, Library Director

Grace Azzolino, Children's Librarian

2018 Orleans County Job Fair Friday, October 5th, 2018; 12:30pm – 4pm

@ Genesee Community College Medina Campus Center

11470 Maple Ridge Rd., Medina NY 14103 Questions??? Call 585-589-7000; ask for Job Development

Meet with employers Link with local resources Bring a current resume

Come dressed for success

RABIES IMMUNIZATION CLINICS

**FREE** for all dogs, cats and ferrets Sponsored by the Orleans County Health Department

Oct 13, 2018 9am – 11:30am

Orleans County Highway Building 225 W. Academy St., Albion

Bring Proof of prior vaccination to receive a 3 year vaccination. (1 year certificate with no proof; Ferrets receive a 1 year certifi-cate only. You may contact the Town Clerk’s Office for a copy of your current certificate) Cats and ferrets must be safely con-tained. DO NOT carry in your arms without the use of a secure

collar and leash. Dogs must be under owner’s control at all times. Clinic staff may decline service for late arrivals. For

additional information call 589-3278 or visit www.orleansny.com/publichealth

** Donations Welcome**

Best Wishes Lenny Clark! Thank you for 24 years of service in the

Clarendon Highway Department! Con

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TID BITS Geary (Moose) Shenck

THIS MONTH’S RIDDLES:

1. Why are a rooster’s feathers always smooth? 2. How do birds clean out a fruit tree so quickly? 3. If a well-known animal you behead, a larger one you’ll have instead. 4. Why wouldn’t mother let the doctor operate on father?

5. What has a foot on each end and one in the middle?

By Grace Easley

There’s a special art to living

And you need a frame of mind

That can overlook the showers

Til the sun begins to shine.

To develop to the fullest

You have got to understand

That things don’t always function

In the way that they were planned.

There’s a special art to living

And the challenge must be met

But the longer that you try it

Why the better you will get.

Don’t waste your time in waiting

For the world to come to you

You have to climb the mountain

To appreciate the view.

GREETINGS EVERYONE! Well, sorry it’s that time again, so here we go with another attempt of tickling’ your palate, whatever that is. Patient: I keep having a dream that I’m a tailpipe. What does it mean? Doctor: You’re exhausted. Tom: “My wife thinks I’m too nosy.” Don: “How do you know?” Tom: “She wrote it in her diary.” Rod to his wife, “Honey, I wouldn’t trade you for anything, besides, nobody answered my classified ad.” Pete: If your girlfriend and your best friend were drowning, who would you save? Charlie: I don’t know. That’s a tough one. Pete: Why is that? Charlie: Well, what were they doing together in the first place? Police are seizing the cars of drunk drivers, providing they can remember where they parked them. You know you are getting old when the candles cost more than the cake. It’s been so hot that farmers are feeding their chickens crushed ice to keep them from laying hard boiled eggs. Does anyone know which page of the Bible explains how to turn water into wine? (Just asking for a friend.) How many of us old-timers can hear the William Tell Overture and not think of the Lone Ranger. During the impaneling of a jury the following occurred: “You are a property holder?” “Yes, Your Honor.” “Married or single?” “I have been married for five years, Your Hon-or.” “Have you formed or expressed an opinion?” “Not in five years, Your Honor.” There once was a man named Doyle, who dug down too deep in the soil. Though he wanted a pool, he came out no fool, cause now he’s swimming in oil.

I am not one of those who do not believe in love at first sight, but I believe in taking a second look. Orator, “I thought your paper was friendly to me?” Editor, “It is. What’s the matter?” Orator, “I made a speech at the dinner last night and you didn’t print a line of it.” Editor, “Well, what other proof do you want?” Young mother: Nurse, what is the most difficult thing for a young mother to learn? Nurse: That other people have perfect children too. “That fellow must live in a very small place.” “How can you tell?” “Why, haven’t you noticed that his dog wags his tail up and down instead of side-ways?” Last New Year’s Eve, I had a great time. I went out with a bunch of Indians. I knew they were Indians because they all had reservations. An alien who came here from Mars, sat down on a track with fast cars. He got hit on the dome but he felt right at home. He was so used to seeing stars. How long is a minute? Depends on which side of the bathroom door you’re on.

It’s not so much how busy you are, but why you are busy. The bee is praised, the mosquito swatted. Some cowboy wisdom: 1. Don’t squat with your spurs on. 2. Never slap a man who’s chewin’ tobacco. 3. There’s two theories to arguin’ with a woman. Neither one works. Fictionary – 1. Avoidable – what a bullfighter tries to do. 2. Bernadette – the act of torching a mortgage. 3. Parasites – what tourists see from the top of the Eiffel Tower. 4. Pharmacist – to help out on the farm. After a long-winded politician spoke, someone said, It’s never so bleak ,but it could have been bleaker. There might have been a second speaker. Charm and wit and levity may help you at the start, but at the end, it’s beauty that wins the public’s heart. Right now chocolate is good for you and Romaine lettuce can kill you. I’ve been training my whole life for this. Someone tore off my warning sign when I was born. The know-it-all has done everything there is to be done except shut up about it. The know-it-all has been everywhere. His major failing is that he keeps coming back. The know-it-all generally knows what he’s talking about, but if he doesn’t, it won’t stop him. A cou-ple walking home from a party when husband asked, “What are you mad at me about?” She said, “You disgraced me to-night.” “What, how, when?” “When you were asked by the hostess to please pass your plate, you took out your teeth and

said upper or lower!”

That’s it this time. Have a great month.

Adios and God Bless

Geary ‘MOOSE’ Shenck

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CLARENDON TOWN BOARD - Meeting Highlights August 2018

Brenda Swanger, President of the Holley School Board, introduced the new school superintendent, Brian Bartalo, to the board and those present. “Bart” as he likes to be called, explained his entry plan into the district is to meet local government officials; that he is looking forward to a great partnership with the towns and the village. Mr. Bartalo stressed the open door policy for his office and invited board members to express concerns anytime. Mr. Bartalo spends time at school and community events and feels it’s important for the students that he does. Bart worked thirty years in education in the Hilton School District. The Bartalo family works a Rotary sponsored one week summer camp each year; 2018 is the 38th summer. When asked what his hardest challenge will be in Holley, Mr. Bartalo said that people have high expectations; that culture climate and instruction are his strong points and feels student academics will be the challenge. Jeff Smith, of Municipal Solutions, spoke to the board about combining water district 9 and water district 9 extension; that it makes sense for their debt service to remain their own, but to merge the operation and maintenance. Water district 9 extension is very small. Mr. Smith went over the procedure which would include preparing reports, holding a public hearing and then formally consolidating by town board resolution. NYS Department of State accepts non-competitive grant applications each month, and gives consideration for consolidation of water districts. Towns of Barre, Yates and Batavia are looking into a ‘town-wide’ district through consolidation. Municipal Solutions will prepare a proposal for services and submit it to the board. Highway/Water Department Report Superintendent Swanger reported work done on Merrill Road shoulders and helping other towns with road work. The third roadside mowing is complete. Wood Road, Acton Road and Brown Schoolhouse roads have been graded. The water tower went ‘off-line’ August 28 and sand blast-ing has begun. A scaffolding system is up inside the tank. The main valve was leaking slightly; it was fixed. The cemetery seasonal worker for the town was hurt and another person hired to continue the work for the season. Highway employee Lenny Clark is retiring after 24 years of service to the town. Dan Scroger has been hired to fill that position. Planning Board Report Chairman Dave Griggs submitted the following written report: 07-24-2018 (Regular meeting) SD 18-10, Pre-conference for one (1) lot subdivision/merger & Building Lot approval tax id# 109.-1-28.12 and 109.-28.111, Renee & Michael Brongo. No issues noted, A written request to waive the pre-conference has been made by the applicant. A motion was made, seconded and approved to amend application from a pre-conference to a formal application for SD 18-10. A motion was made, seconded and approved to classify this subdivi-sion as a minor subdivision for SEQRA purposes. A motion was made, seconded and approved to grant the one (1) lot subdivision. A motion was made, seconded and approved to grant building lot approval. SD 18-11, Pre-conference for site plan review for a private solar array, tax id# 108.-2-79.1. 16173 Glidden Road, Michael Restivo. No issues noted, A written request to waive the pre-conference has been made by the applicant. A motion was made, seconded and approved to amend application from a pre-conference to a formal application for SD 18-11. A motion was made, seconded and approved to grant approval for the solar array. SD 18-12, Pre-Conference for site plan review to construct a 30’ x 40’ pole barn, tax id 87.-3-9.11, 16533 Powerline Road, Mike Kanada. Applicant meets

the setbacks required for the construction of the pole barn, no issues noted. A

written request to waive the pre-conference has been made by the applicant. A motion was made, seconded and approved to amend application from a pre-conference to a formal application for SD 18-12. A motion was made, seconded and approved to approve SD 18-12 as submitted. SP 03-04, Special Permit Renewal, Christopher Neff, private alternative wind energy conversion sys-tem, Holley Byron Road. Fee paid, Inspected, No outstanding complaints. A mo-tion was made, seconded and approved to approve renewal. SP 00-002, Special Permit Renewal, Stacey Bartlett, 5588 Wood Road, Dog Holiday kennel. Fee paid, Inspected, No outstanding complaints. A motion was made, seconded and approved to approve renewal. SP 17-01, Special Permit Renewal, Gary Casale, 5278 Holley Byron Road, GMC Industries. Fee paid, Inspected, No outstanding complaints. A motion was made, seconded and approved to approve renewal. 08-14-2018 (Regular Meeting) SD 18-15, Pre-Conference for site plan review to construct a 36’ x 40’ pole barn, Erich Hoak, 4079 Fancher Road, tax id# 86.-3-12.3. Meets setbacks, No issues were noted. The applicant requested in writing to wave pre-conference and proceed to formal application. A motion was made, se-conded and approved to change the agenda from a pre-conference to a formal. A

motion was made, seconded and approved to approve SD 18-15 as submit-ted. SD 18-16 Pre-Conference for site plan review to construct a 30’ x 20’ pole barn, Ken Towbridge 15798 East Lee Road. tax id# 97.-1-14.212. Meets setbacks, No issues were noted. The applicant requested in writing to wave pre-conference and proceed to formal application. A motion was made, seconded and approved to change the agenda from a pre-conference to a formal. A motion was made, seconded and approved to approve SD 18-16 as submitted. SD 18-17, Pre-Conference for site plan review to construct a 24’ x 24’ pole barn, Mike Dellefave 4783 Bennetts Corners Road. tax id# 99.-1-30.51. Meets setbacks, No issues were noted. The applicant requested in person to wave pre-conference and proceed to formal application. A mo-tion was made, seconded and approved to change the agenda from a pre-conference to a formal. A motion was made, seconded and approved to approve SD 18-17 as submitted. SD 18-18, Pre-Conference for site plan review to construct a 24’ x 36’ 40’ pole barn, Steve Kibler 4787 Hall Road tax id# 110.-1-14.131. Meets setbacks, one issue was noted. The applicant requested in writing to wave pre-conference and proceed to formal application. A motion was made, seconded and approved to change the agenda from a pre-conference to a formal. A motion was made, seconded and approved to approve SD 18-18 contingent on applicant creating a new turnaround (see Article VI, Section 607- Residential Driveways).

Historian/CHS Report Historian Melissa Ierlan thanked resident Bob Barrett

for the carving of the old mill and for the other items he’s made and given to

the Town. John and Sheron Pedley sold their house and had found a 1918

calendar in their wall. They donated that and a crib and woodworking tools to

the Historical Society. Peter Spence will be the speaker at this month’s CHS

Program amd Mary Ann Spychalski will be the last speaker for this year.

Melissa reported that the Clarendon Research Club meets every other Friday

at the Town Hall. Members have books, internet and town historian genealo-

gy website available to them.

Supervisor Report Supervisor Dick Moy reported that the proposed budget

for general and highway funds are under the tax cap. Water funds are over

by $10,000 and Supervisor suggested the unfunded balance be used to bring

it all under the tax cap.

Correspondence NYMIR (Insurance) has sent financial accounting of 2017.

Supervisor reported it to be in good financial shape. Monies received this

month included Stella storm aid at $2,229.60 and $1,066.67 for Traffic Diver-

sion Program 2nd quarter revenue. Notice of preliminary rule from IRS pro-

hibits tax deductions for contributions to Charitable Reserve Funds. Notice of

Tier 3 Emergency Management Training was received. County Legislator Bill

Eick reported the building project for county offices is on schedule; roof was

completed this week. It will be a two story addition. Each Wednesday morn-

ing, Legislators meet with the contractors for the upcoming week’s schedule.

OLD BUSINESS The Town Board unanimously adopted the proposed zon-

ing, accepted the Tentative Budget for 2019 using the unexpended balance

in water to bring it under the tax cap and scheduled public hearings for the

Fire Company contract and the budget. (see notice on pg 1)

NEW BUSINESS The Town Board amended the rules and regulations for

Hillside Cemetery, allowing Saturday burials before 12 o’clock noon only and

none on Sunday. Supervisor reported receiving complaints about M&T Bank

in paying school taxes, having to wait in long lines and terrible, non-attentive

service. The Town Board authorized partial payments will be accepted on

town/county property taxes. Employee Handbook / benefits were discussed

and reviewed. Changes were approved designating record and maintenance

of payroll and benefit hours regarding used vacation, sick and personal days;

new hires will have five sick days per year and a note from the doctor will be

required for employees out sick for three days or more. Changes in medical

coverage were tabled until further discussion. Clarendon resident Bruce

Hovey was appointed to a five year term on the Zoning Board of Appeals.

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HOLLEY POST #202 - 8 Veterans Drive, Holley, NY 14470

JAMBOREE

OCT. 14, 2018 1pm—7pm $6 ADMISSION

Host Band: Boones Farm

Also: Border Town

A Blues Band

Buddy Hart & Friends

George Hogan

Julie Dunlap ...and others

50/50 Raffle

Donation $5

Need not be present

to win.

Clarendon’s Jason Haag loaned this ‘Bug’ for use in Geva Theatre’s pro-duction of HAIR. Ja-son refinished it and the theatre’s scenic painter decorated the Bug for the 1960’s!

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“The LIONS Roar”

The Clarendon Lions Club always welcomes new members. The Lions motto ‘We Serve” certainly describes our club as we have been serving the Clarendon Community

Since 1998. We meet the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month (September through May) at the Disciples United Meth-odist Church on NYS Route 237 between Clarendon and Hol-ley. We have a pot luck supper at 6:30 PM followed by a regu-lar business meeting at 7:00 pm. Our fundraising events start in May and run through the end of August. The funds raised at these events will be given back to the community through do-nations to local charities and emergency situations. If you are interested in joining our team or would like more information about our club and the Lions International Organization in gen-eral, please contact our membership chairperson Lion Tom Persia at (585) 489-9074. Lion Tom will be happy to talk to you or send you a brochure. You are always welcome to stop by for a visit. And as always, we thank the surrounding communi-ties for all your support over the years. See you soon!

Lion Tom Persia, Membership Chairperson

FANCHER HULBERTON MURRAY

FIRE COMPANY

ANNUAL TURKEY PARTY

1st Sunday in November NOV. 4, 2018

Doors Open at 12:00 Noon

3353 Hulberton Road Holley, NY 14470

Need Not be Present to Win. SPAGHETTI, HOMEMADE MEATBALLS

& BEVERAGE $1.00 donation Ticket needed for food. No take-outs. Tickets available at the door Advanced tickets are available

CLARENDON FIRE COMPANY

RECREATION HALL (Behind Fire Hall)

16159 East Lee Road, Clarendon

Tidbits Riddle Answers 1. Because he carries a fine comb 2. Because they take away a peck at a time 3. Fox - Ox 4. Because she didn’t want anybody else to

open her male 5. A yard stick

Little Free Pantry in Clarendon

- - G - R - O - W - S - -

The Lions Club ‘Little Free Pantry’ at the Clarendon Town Hall has been most successful in reaching out to the community. Starting at the end of October, packaged hats, mittens and scarves as well as food items will be available to those that need them. The Women’s Group of Disciples Church on Hol-ley Byron Road in Clarendon has been busy preparing them as part of their Outreach Program. The Disciples Women’s Group is thankful to be able to work with the Lions Club to reach out to our community and help one another. Please feel free to “take what you need” from the ‘ Little Free Pantry’ in Clarendon

$500 CASH DRAWING

Tickets $10 pre-sale; $12 at the door.

Available at the Clarendon Town Clerk’s Office

or from any fireman.

CHICKEN & BISCUITS DINNER Tues. Nov. 6th ~ Election Day!

11:30 AM ‘til gone Adults $7; Children $3

For Take Outs Call the Post @638-6306 VFW POST 202 AUXILLIARY Veterans Dr., Village of Holley

Clarendon Resident Bob Barrett (left) has again present-

ed the Town of Clarendon with a treasure. From a storm

downed tree in his woods, Bob hand carved a three di-

mensional wall hanging of Farwell’s Mills, using a pho-

tograph of the old mill as a guide. (right) Fire Co. Presi-

dent Bob Freida helps Bob hold up the carving

Thank you Bob.

The Clarendon Community appreciates you!

Turkey & Ham Raffles all day long!

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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 Holley Byron 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 9405 F Langdon Dr. Ft. Drum, NY 13603

U.S. ARMY

Katie Cobb ‘like a daughter’ to

Rochelle & Dennis Ladd Hall Road, Clarendon SFT Katherine Cobb 2845 Wunter Hall Road Huntsville, AL 35803

U.S. ARMY

Erik Gallanger Close Friend to Don & Bev Rhoads So. Manning Road, Clarendon Erik is serving as a medic in Georgia (USA).

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

CLARENDON CONNECTIONS IN THE MILITARY

U.S. ARMY

Christopher Oliver Son of Paul & Roberta Oliver Hindsburg Rd., Clarendon SSG Christopher Oliver 85 First Street W Ft. Drum, NY 13602

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 & Patricia Klatt Holley Byron Rd. Residents, 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

Justin Pollock Son of Wendi Pollock So. Holley Road, Clarendon Justin is in Yuma, AZ

U.S. MARINES

Ricci P. Shenck Son of Pete Shenck and Grandson of Geary & Marge Shenck East Lee Road, Clarendon Private Shenck is stationed at Camp Gieger, then on to Pensicola FL where he will study drone operation

U.S. MARINES

Matthew Wright Son of James & Elizabeth Wright Holley Byron Road, Clarendon E-5MCB Matthew Wright Quantico VA

U.S. MARINES

Steven A. Wright Son of James & Elizabeth Wright Holley Byron Road, Clarendon E-6 Steven A. Wright Panzer Kaserne Stuttgart, Germany

U.S. MARINE RESERVES

Ty Seeman Grandson of Fred & Carole Seeman Boots Road, Clarendon Ty is reporting to Reserves in Buffalo, NY

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

U.S. NATIONAL GUARD

Jennifer Seeman Granddaughter of Fred & Carole Seeman Boots Road, Clarendon Jen is currently stationed In Austin, TX

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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

Avon Independent Sales Rep

Shannon Sauro-Quill 638-7448

squill@brockport.edu

AXE Computers USA

Kevin Neureuter, Jr.

16321 4th Section Rd.

cell: 585-260-0297

B & N Locksmithing Michael Lavender 638-0071

Boy Scout Troop 59 638-6651

Soutmaster Jack Kohmann

Sponsored by Disciples Methodist Church

& Clarendon Fire Company

Brian Snook Remodeling (585) 747-8062

briansnookremodeling@gmail.com

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.dog-holiday-kennel.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

Evan’s Tree Service

Evan H. Lusk 638-6782

Excavations/Driveway Repair/Snow

DC Hauling – Heather Colella

585-204-ROCK

Gary’s Old Fashioned Beef Jerky

Gary Casale 416-9695

gmcjerky@rochester.rr.com

Gaylord’s Great Garlic

gaylordsgreatgarlic@yahoo.com

Quaking Hill Farm 585-703-0564

GC Construction

Roofing,Siding & Additions

gcconstroofing@gmail.com

Geoff Christian 230-5501

Chris Miller 474-1222

Holley Garden Club 638-3419

Holley Junior Hawks

www.holleyhawksfootball.com

Holley Sports Boosters

www.holleysportsboosters.com

JC Tees

(585) 208-1429

jctees.info@gmail.com

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

Kingdollar Lawn Care Mowing, Trimming, Free Estimates

Fully Insured 585-638-6902

www.kingdollarlawncare.com

Kinsey’s Hay 585-317-6859

Ladd Cleaning Service

Rochelle Ladd 638-2320

Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant

Bernadette Jones 638-7374

Miss Lisa’s

Home Away From Home Daycare

638-5638 (home); 506-8725 (cell)

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

WAYWARD WYND– Country Old & New

Contact Elizabeth Turner 585-594-2374

Or John Kirzan 585-738-2991

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

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

Paul Nicosia 721-0872

DANIELE WINDUS COOK

Diana Flow 472-1231

RE/MAX

Laura Kingdollar 283-9287

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 savetimecleaningsvs@rochester.rr.com

St. Mary St. Mark R.C. Church

(585) 638-6718

stmarystmark.org

Sawyer Home Improvement

Remodels*Additions*CustomWork etc.

SayerHomeImprovement@yahoo.com

Joel Sawyer 585-237-8857

Check us out on Facebook

Sewfine Customized Apparel & More

Embroidery, Tacke Twill, Alterations

sewfine56@aol.com

Smalley Monument Co.

Cemetery Memorials

Dale Smalley 638-5673

Smith Land Surveying 638-8432

Boundary & Topographic Surveys

Taxidermy 585-329-8872

AaronClarkaclarktaxidermy@aol.com

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

Twins Mini Mart 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

WillsStumpremoval@gmail.com

CLARENDON DIRECTORY

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TOWN OF CLARENDON OFFICIALS Supervisor Richard H. Moy 638-6371 ext. 105 rmoysuprv@rochester.rr.com

Councilperson, Deputy Supervisor Allen Robinson tctb1@rochester.rr.com

Councilperson Paul Nicosia tctb2@rochester.rr.com Councilperson William Campbell tctb3@rochester.rr.com Councilperson Marc Major tctb4@rochester.rr.com

Town Clerk Susan C. Colby Office Business Hours: Mon, Wed, Thurs 9 am-4 pm Tues 12 noon-6pm; Fri 9am-2pm Sat. 10 am-12 noon PO Box 145, 16385 Church Street Clarendon, NY 14429 Office: 638-6371 ext. 100 Fax: 638-7220 tctc@rochester.rr.com

Superintendent of Highways/Water Larry P. Swanger cell 734-1302 Highway Garage 638-8547 tchwy400@rochester.rr.com

Sole Assessor Cindi Davis Office: 638-6371 ext. 103 Office Business Hours: Tues 12 noon-6pm; Wed 9am-4pm All others by appointment due to field work tcasr@rochester.rr.com

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 tcbd@rochester.rr.com

Planning Board– Dave Griggs, Chair

Zoning Board - Marge Morse, Chair

County Animal Control Officer Kathy Smith 589-5527

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 TCCC@ROCHESTER.RR.COM Honorable Thomas M. DiFante tdifante@nycourts.gov

Clarendon Fire Company PO Box 136; Clarendon, NY 14429 Fire Hall: 638-5118 Rec Hall: 638-6621 cfcchief@rochester.rr.com

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 ortt@nysenate.gov 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

329 Legislative Office Building Albany, NY 12247 518-455-5811 518-455-5558 fax hawleys@nyassembly.gov 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 bill.eick@orleanscountyny.gov

Orleans County Legislator at Large – West Merle (Skip) Draper 210 William Street Medina, NY 14103 585-798-0677 merle.draper@orleanscountyny.gov

Orleans County Legislator at Large – East E. John DeFilipps 4419 South Holley Road Holley, NY 14470 585-638-8526 john.defilipps@orleanscountyny.gov

Orleans County Legislator at Large – Center Donald Allport 3008 Crandall Road Albion, NY 14411 585-589-5496 donald.allport@orleanscountyny.gov

County Judge & Surrogate Judge Family Court Judge Honorable Sandy Church Court House Albion, NY 14411 585-589-4457

Orleans County Sheriff Randy Bower Public Safety Bldg, Suite 400 13925 State Route 31 Albion, NY 14411 585-590-4142

Orleans County Clerk Karen Lake-Maynard

MONTHLY MEETINGS/FUNCTIONS SCHEDULED AT THE TOWN HALL – 16385 CHURCH ST

2018– 3RD Tuesday each month at 7pm at the Town Hall, 16385 Church St., Clarendon, NY; Excepting for August which will be held at the Historical Society Museum Barn, 16426 Fourth Section Road, Clarendon; and a Special Meeting will be held in November at the Town Hall to authorize reassessed water and mowing charges for 2019 tax bills; date to be determined. 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 ; tctc@rochester.rr.com The Clarendon Gazette, PO Box 145, Clarendon, NY 14429

Modern Disposal 1-800-330-7107