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The Clarendon GazetteTown Established in 1810 An Independent Newspaper Devoted to Local NewsVolume 20 Number 6 Clarendon, Orleans County, N.Y. February 2014
CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSTown News ........................ 1, 2, 3, & 4Classified ............................. 5, 6, & 10Local Military .................................... 7Tidbits ............................................... 8Town Minutes ................................... 9Clarendon Directory ....................... 11Town/State Officials ........................ 12
Town Hall Offices and Courtwill be closed Feb. 17th
for President’s Day.
Clarendon Tax Bills are availableon line thru the town website at
townofclarendon.org or athttp://egov.basny.com/clarendon
CLARENDON RESIDENTS TAKE NOTICEThat the Town Board will hold a workshop
Meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014 at 9:00 AMAt the Town Hall, 16385 Church Street, Clarendonto review and discuss public water system matters.
TOWN OF CLARENDONNOTICE BY COLLECTOR OF RECEIPT OF
ASSESSMENT ROLL AND WARRANTNOTICE
Taxes will be received at the Clarendon Town Hall, 16385 Church Street,Clarendon, NYthrough April 30, 2014 during Town Clerk Office hours; as follows:Mon, Wed, Thurs9 AM – 4 PM; Tues 12 Noon-6 PM; Fri 9 AM – 2 PM; Sat 10 AM – 12Noon. Checks should be made payable to the Clarendon Tax Collectorand may be mailed to PO Box 145, Clarendon, NY 14429. Pleasebring or send your entire statement when making payment; a portionof your statement will be used as you’re a receipt. Please enclose a selfaddressed, stamped envelope for return receipt by mail. If you haveany questions, please contact the Town Clerk’s Office at 638-6371 ext.100.
Susan C. Colby, Clarendon Tax Collector
Fees Charged As Follows:January 0% February 1% March 2% April 3%
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Pack 62 Holley Cub Scouts not only bravedthe cold Saturday, January 18 at Cub WinterFun Days at Letchworth State Park, but theybrought their A game! Tiger cubs didphenomenal taking 3rd place in both theNugget Run and the Dog Sled Race, 2nd placein the Snowball Throw and 1st place in theFootball Throw!
Pictured are Ronnie Thorn, Kaden Rheinwald,Ethan Gonzalez and Antonio Ianello.
From the SUPERVISOR’S OFFICERichard H. Moy, Supervisor
Dear residents,We need to help our Senator, George
Maziarz, expand broadband in western New York.Senator Maziarz has mailed survey forms toresidents of Niagara and Orleans Countiesrequesting time be taken to complete and returnthe information. It is important that these surveysbe completed. They are needed to help determinethe next steps in reaching the goal of expandingbroadband services. Some already have access toservice, but some do not. The Senator states thatin the 21st century, access to broadband internetservices is a vital part of our economy and alsonecessary to ensure that our children can competewith their counterparts across the globe. SenatorMaziarz has been working with County Legislatorsand Town Supervisors in Niagara and OrleansCounties and Assemblymen Steve Hawley and JohnCeretto and Assemblywoman Jane Corwin todevelop a creative path to bring broadband internetservices to un-served and under-served areas. Yourhelp is appreciated. If you did not receive a surveyform, one is available at the Clarendon Town Hallor on the supervisor’s page of the town website atwww.townofclarendon.org.
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HILL TALKKILL THOSE FEBRUARY “BLUES” WITH INTERACTIONS!
A friend of mine who happens to be well into his 80’s was over for dinner last night. Because of illnesses andwhatnot we’ve not been together for a while. His demeanor struck me for the first hour or so because the jovial stancehe normally displays was missing. I was told that he had been that way for a while. I think it was an early attack ofthe February “Blues” that seems to hit us more often as we age.
February is the month where many of us huddle inside while waiting for spring. Although we have radios,TV’s, and computers to keep us company, we also have a choice about what type of programs and activities we playat, listen to, or watch.
Many of us tune into to political views, world events, and sports. We will be disappointed when our teamfails to win the Super Bowl and will agonize over the terrible things that are going on around the world. Anger overhow stupid the “other” political party is and thoughts about a few more natural disasters that could destroy our earthwill creep in. Is it any wonder that the “blues” can attack us?
As humans we are social animals and a sense of “well-being” seems to rise whenever we are attending groupactivities, at least that is what most self proclaimed experts at “Java Junction” are saying. That friend of mine beganto become his old jovial self after an hour or so as we joked and talked about the fishing trips we will take nextsummer and about day trips and the restaurants we will enjoy. That social interaction didn’t only help him but it alsohelped me.
Fighting those “blues” can be the most fun you’ve had all year and can impact those around you in a verypositive way. Have you noticed that busy people seem to be happy people? Busy people automatically interact withothers more often as they go about their daily lives.
Interactions take many forms. They can be church services, dinners put on every week by many differentorganizations, firehouse activities, school presentations, clubs or group meetings, and volunteering your time andlabor for a worthy cause. Your attendance at these functions will have a positive effect on them and on you.
An important aspect of these activities is that they all involve connections with other people. Just going outto a restaurant won’t do much for us except to increase our waistline unless we’re taking someone else with us.Church or firehouse dinners will put you in contact with neighbors that you might not know and friends you haven’tseen in awhile.
So take my advice and kill those February blues with interactions!
Hill Bill
REGISTRATION FOR DEC’S FOUR SUMMER ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CAMPSIS NOW OPEN!
What could be better than enjoying the outdoors in the Adirondacks, southern Catskills or WesternNew York. Kids aged 11 to 17 yrs old can attend a fun-filled week at camp where they learn about theenvironment and engage in various outdoor activities such as shootingsports, fishing, hiking and canoeing. Campers can even take HunterEducation or Bowhunter Education courses during their stay to qualifyfor their sporting license.
For the first time, we are offering the Trapper Education courseduring Week 7 (8/10 - 8/16) at Camp Rushford (Western NY) andWeek 5 (7/27-8/2) at Camp Colby (Adirondacks).Do you know a kid interested in spending time outdoors this summer?For only $350, a week at camp will become a lifetime of memories.
Learn more and register at http://www.dec.ny.gov/education/29.html
CLARENDON FIRE DEPARTMENTSPRING RAFFLE
March 1, 2014Noon-4:00 pm
1. Gas Grill Stainless Steel2. $150.00 Cash3. $300 Meat Pkg. Alabama Farms4. Chain Saw Husqvarna5. Party Tent Package6. CVA 50 cal Muzzleloader7. $150.00 Cash8. I Pad9. CVA 50 cal Muzzleloader
10. Pressure Washer11. $200.00 Cash12. Home Theater System13. $250.00 Lowes Card14. 40" LCD TV15. $250.00 Gift Card to Dick’s Sporting
Goods$10.00 Donation
Includes Food & BeverageTo Ticket Holder Only.
No Take-Outs.
CLARENDON FIRE DEPARTMENTSTEAK DINNER
@ Firemen’s Recreation HallEast Lee Road
(behind the Fire Hall on Rte 31A)
SATURDAY, FEB. 8, 2014
Steak or Chicken DinnerServed w/Baked Potato & Salad
Drink Specials through the evening!Dinner is Served 5:00 – 8:00 PM
Music by: Who Dats8:30 PM-12:30 AM
$11 Dinner Only$5.00 Cover Charge for band only
Take Outs Available 638-6621No One Under 21 yrs after 8:30 pm
For questions and information, orTo book weddings, banquets and parties
Call 638-6621 and leave a message
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CLARENDON CONNECTIONS IN THE MILITARYClarendon Residents,
This Military Address Book is for our local service men and women. If you've a loved one serving our country, we'd like togive the community an opportunity to keep them in touch with home by offering addresses for letters and packages. Pleaseforward mailing addresses to the Town Clerk's Office in writing, or by email to [email protected] with a subject line of“Military Address Book”. Addresses will remain posted as submitted, until notice of a change is received.
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U.S. ARMYRicky SeemanGrandson of Fred & Carole Seeman ofBoots Road, Clarendon, NYRicky is currently stationed in Hawaii.
U.S. ARMY RESERVESNathaniel ShafferSon of Charlene Shaffer and Michael Shaffer.PVT Nathaniel ShafferHas completed Boot Camp and is reportingto the Army Reserve Center, in Chili, NY.
U.S. COAST GUARDMatthew Vickersson of Dan & Sue VickersHolley Byron RoadBrother of Dan and SamanthaUpper Holley RoadSR Vickers, Matthew D.1646 El Prado #2Jacksonville, FL 32216
U.S. MARINESJonathon HealeSon of John HealeSo. Manning Rd, Clarendon& Ronda Heale of KendallJonathon D. HealePO Box 1201Indian Head, MD 20640
U.S. MARINESJustin PollockSon of Wendi PollockSouth Holley Road, ClarendonPFC Justin PollockAMS-1/MAPSC-21211 Farrar RoadPensacola, FL 32508
U.S. MARINESMatthew WrightSon of James & Elizabeth WrightHolley Byron Road, ClarendonPVT Matthew WrightPO Box 9079Camp Lejeune, NC 28647Matt is presently serving in Afghanistan.
U.S. MARINESSteven A. WrightSon of James & Elizabeth WrightHolley Byron Road, ClarendonSGT Steven A. Wright104 Matthews RidgeSaint May’s, GA 31558
U.S. NAVYSam MillerSon of Frederick & Carmella MillerHall Road, Clarendon, NYAddress TBD
U.S. NAVYDouglas Parker IVGrandson of Douglas, Jr. & Kathleen Parkerof North Manning Road, ClarendonDoug is currently at Ft. Meade, MD andwill be re-stationed in a couple months.
U.S. NAVYChris RhoadsTwin grandson of Bev and Don Rhoadsof South Manning Rd., ClarendonChris (and family) is now stationed onGuam as a Navy Submariner.
U.S. ARMYChristopher OliverSon of Roberta & Paul OliverHindsburg Road, ClarendonSSG Christopher Oliver85 First Street WFt. Drum, NY 13602
U.S. ARMYNicholas Orntgrandson of Al & Shirley OrntHall Road, ClarendonHHC TF 3-66 ARFOB SharanaAPO, AE 09311
U.S. ARMYPVT Josh Parksson of Keith & Holly ParksNorth Manning RoadJosh is stationed at Ft. Carson in Colorado
U.S. ARMYJennifer SeemanGrandaughter of Fred & Carole SeemanOf Boots Road,, Clarendon, NYJen is in Basic Training atFort Leavenworth, MO
U.S. ARMYMargaret StattDaughter of George and Laurie StattTrinity Drive, Clarendon, NYSPC Statt, MargaretI & S Co. HH Bn 25th IDCamp Liberty, IraqAPO AE 09344
U.S. ARMYCarl SeemanGrandson of Fred & Carole Seeman ofBoots Road, Clarendon, NYCarl is back in Germany.
U.S. AIRFORCECraig A. LaneSon of Richard LaneHindsburg Road, Clarendonand Carol (Brad) RouseRoute 98, AlbionMAJOR Craig A. Lane4325 West Rome Blvd Apt 2205North Las Vegas, NV 89084
U.S. ARMYGraydon E. BeadleSon of Patrice Beadle & James StymusHolley Byron Road, ClarendonGraydon has just completed basictraining at Ft. Leonard Wood, MOAddress TBD
U.S. ARMYKatie Cobb“like a daughter” toRochelle & Dennis LaddHall Road, ClarendonSGT Katherine Cobb2845 Wynter Hall RoadHuntsville, AL 35803
U.S. ARMYMatthew DuttonIs out of the Army.Thank you for your service.
U.S. ARMYErik GallangerClose Friend to Don & Bev Rhoadsof South Manning Rd., ClarendonErik Gallanger is now serving as a medicin Georgie (USA).
U.S. ARMYPhillip Maximson of Jan & Beverly MaximAddress TBD
TID BITSGeary (Moose) Shenck
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GREETINGS FOLKS. Well, another month has come and gone, so you all haveto suffer through another page of whatever nonsense I can come up with. (Sorry!)
A woman was helping her husband pick out a new suit. After mush disagreement,she finally said, “Well, go ahead and please yourself. After all, you’re the one who willwear the suit.” “Well Dear” said the man meekly, “I figure I’ll probably be wearing thecoat and vest anyway.” Foods whose calories don’t count: 1. Charity Foods – Like GirlScout Cookies. If the IRS counts it as a deduction, so should you. 2. Anything smallerthan an inch – It’s all about portion size. Right? 3. Food eaten standing up – Thosecalories go straight through. It’s just simple gravity. 4. Food that doesn’t taste good –Especially all those diet foods. She was what we used to call a suicide blond. Dyed by herown hand.
You drink too much coffee when: 1. Your eyes stay open when you sneeze. 2.You go to A.A. meetings just for the free coffee. 3. Instant coffee takes too long. 4. Youname your cats Cream and Sugar. 5. You can outlast the energizer bunny. 6. You thinkCPR stands for ‘coffee provides resuscitation’. Women on the same menstrual cycle astheir friends should be referred to as gang members. That’s how dangerous they are.When I was little, my dad had me convinced that the ice cream truck only played musicwhen it was sold out! The new employee stood before the paper shredder looking confused.“Need some help?” a secretary asked. “Yes” he replied. “How does this thing work?”“Simple” she said taking the fat report from his hand and feeding it into the shredder.“Thanks, but where do the copies come out?” I could be a morning person if morninghappened around noon.THIS MONTH’S RIDDLES: 1. What were Tarzan’s last words? 2. What kind of shoes are made out of banana skins? 3. What kind of wolves hang out at the Laundromat? 4. What’s the easiest way to catch a fish? 5. How does an octopus go into battle?You can tell you’re getting older when…… the net was something women wore in theirhair; you get your breakfast out of the medicine cabinet; doing the hustle means you’reon your way to the bathroom; you finally get it together, then forget where you put it; yourepeat gossip because you can’t remember it from the first time. We all havedisappointments in life Son, and I’m talking to mine right now. What makes you thinkyou’re unpopular? I’m sure plenty of people have to organize their own surprise birthdayparty. You say you’re afraid of being too successful too soon? Trust me, you have nothingto worry about. The slowest drivers in the world are those people who are getting out ofthe parking space you’re waiting to get into. If life was fair, Elvis would still be alive andthere would be no impersonators around. Worrying is like a rocking chair. It gives yousomething to do, but it doesn’t get you anywhere. Always vote first thing in the morningbecause if in the course of the day you step off the curb and get run over by a truck, yourvote still counts. Why do they call them safety matches? What’s safe about somethingthat could burn your house down? Unfinished last words: You can step on it - it’s a rock,not an alliga……; To catch this Rattlesnake alive, first grab his ……; This old Oak treewas once hit by lightning, but lightning never strikes twice in the same pl……
Law of Desire: The flight of a golf ball going directly into a water hazard cannotbe altered by swearing, stomping or pleading to the Supreme Being. Law of Consolation:Any air conditioner that breaks down will never break down again, unless you repair it.Whenever I think of my two friends, Tom and Greg, I realize that there are two villagesmissing their idiot. I pointed to two old drunks sitting across the bar from me and mybuddy and said, “That’s us in ten years.” He said, “That’s a mirror you moron.” Abandleader who had spent his life at bandstands around the country was asked by anewspaper reporter, “What have you had the most requests for?” He replied, “Where arethe restrooms.” Don: Why is your car painted red on one side and blue on the other side?Dave: Well, you ought to hear the witnesses contradict each other when I get into a wreckand they try to tell the judge what color car I was driving! I’m a meat and potato eater.When we first married, my wife asked me how I liked my vegetables prepared. I said,“Fed to a cow, so they’ll turn into steak.” Nothing spoils fun like finding out it buildscharacter. Eight accountants got into the elevator at work never stopping their discussionof an upcoming meeting. After a minute or two a voice from the back interrupted them,“So” a man said, “how many accountants does it take to press the elevator button?”
Comments worth saving: No one admitsthey’re wrong half as loudly as they claim they’reright. If you want more ice cream, use a smallerspoon. If you have a bad day, don’t worry. We allhave a reset button, it’s called tomorrow. A man wentto work an hour late, his face scratched and bruisedand his glasses bent. “What happened?” his bossasked. “I fell down a flight of stairs.” he said. Hisboss said surprised, “That took you a whole hour?”I told my kids that Santa is fat because he eats littlechildren who get up early on Christmas morning.That way I got to sleep in! There was a snake charmerwho married a lady undertaker. One of their mostcherished wedding gifts was a set of towels marked,‘Hiss’ and ‘Hearse’. Then there was the Eskimo whostabbed himself with an icicle. He died of cold cuts.There was an unscheduled chaos in a Bagdad haremone day long ago. The sultan barged in unexpectedlyand his thirty wives let out a terrified sheik.
A couple was Christmas shopping at themall on Christmas Eve and the mall was packed. Asthe wife walked through the mall she was surprisedto look up and see her husband was nowhere around.She was quite upset because they had a lot to do.Because she was so worried, she called him on hermobile phone to ask him where he was. In a calmvoice, the husband said, “Honey, you remember thejewelry store we went into about 5 years ago whereyou fell in love with that diamond necklace that wecould not afford and I told you that I would get it foryou one day?” The wife choked up and started tocry and said, “Yes, I remember that jewelry store.”He said, “Well, I’m in the bar right next to it.” Whena moron was told Christmas is on a Friday this year,he said, “I hope it’s not the thirteenth.” A moronspots a letter on his doorstep. It says on the envelope‘Do Not Bend’. He spent the next hour trying tofigure out how to pick it up.
LIGTHTHOUSE by Grace E. Easley
Like a Lighthouse in the nightYour love beams down on me.
No longer do I flounder inLife’s murky, storm-tossed sea.
The waves that rise above my headEdged with frothy foam
No longer push me downwardBut bear me safely home.
And I grow calm, who was afraidI sense your presence near
And faith and hope and love replaceMy previous doubt and fear.
You’ve become my beacon, LordWhose flame is strong and bright
Forever incandescentLike a Lighthouse in the night.
Adios and God Bless,Geary (Moose) Shenck
CLARENDON TOWN BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTSJanuary 2014
HIGHWAY/WATERDEPARTMENT REPORT
Larry P. Swanger, SuperintendentSuperintendent Swanger reported the
Highway Crew busy the entire monthwith plowing and salting the roads. Theice storm brought a lot of limbs down; inthe spring, the town may need to pick uplimbs and brush.
PLANNING BOARD REPORT –David R. Griggs, Chairman
Planning Board report to the Town ofClarendon - January(Action items only)
12-24-2013 (Regular Meeting)• Meeting cancelled due to lack ofsufficient agenda items
01-14-2014 (regular Meeting)• The Planning Board held a pre-conference for a one (1) lot subdivisionand building lot approval, SD 14-01,Mark Flint, 5414 South Holley Road, Taxid# 120.-1-70. No significant issues notedwith either the subdivision proposal orthe building lot proposal. Applicant hadrequested in writing to waive the Pre-conference if no issues were noted. Amotion was made, seconded andapproved to modify the agenda from apre-conference to a formal application.A motion was made, seconded andapproved to approve the one (1) lotsubdivision and to approve the buildinglot contingent upon verification by theOIO that the building location remainsthe same as was presented.The next regularly scheduled PlanningBoard meeting is 7:00 PM, January 28,2014 at the Clarendon Town Hall, 16385Church Street.
SUPERVISOR REPORTRichard H. Moy, Supervisor
Supervisor Moy acknowledgedreceipt of a Broadband questionnairefrom Senator Maziarz and stressed theimportance of filling it out and returningit. Senator Maziarz is helping to getcoverage all through Orleans County.
The Orleans County Legislature hasapproved apportionment of 2014 salestax to towns and villages. Clarendon willreceive $116,260.89.
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Supervisor Moy reported receipt of aletter from Monica Beck proposing tomaintain the gazebo garden this year at$600; in 2012 Monica was paid $500.Discussion was held regarding the workneeded to maintain the gardens. Thegazebo needs to be stained this year;Supervisor Moy intends to do the job witha sprayer.
Monica Beck, Church Street residentwas appointed to maintain the gardens atthe Town Hall Gazebo and around theTown Hall building for the 2014 seasonfor $500.
CORRESPONDENCEOrleans County Director of Personnel
and Self Insurance has sent notice of theSelf Insurance Quarterly Meeting on 1/27/14 at 10:30 at the Villages of Orleansin Albion.
The Town received its share of stateaid reimbursement for the Joint YouthRecreation Program in the amount of$525.63
Monroe County Water Authority hassent notice of increase in out-of-countywater wholesale rates; the meter chargeper day and per 1000 gallons. Supervisorinformed this will be discussed at thewater workshop meeting he’s requestingthe Town Board schedule at this meeting.
The Orleans County EmergencyManagement Office has sent a request thattowns track expenses for response,cleanup and restoration work performedsince Sat., 12/21/13 in coping with the icestorm. The threshold for consideration ofa disaster for Orleans County is about$155,000.00; costs for New York State isabout $26 million.
Partial restitution has been receivedfor the court loss in the amount of $95.24.Partial restitution has been received for thecemetery vandalism in the amount of$152.38.
OLD BUSINESSThe Town Board adopted a resolution
restricting development in Ag District No.2 within Water Improvement Benefit Area#11 boundary.
Attorney Schubel reported ownershipof Brown Schoolhouse Road property108.-1-12.23 is still a work in progress.
Supervisor Moy reported that theFire Company has discussed COVA’srequest for a letter in support to expandtheir Certificate of Need to includeOrleans County. They are taking noaction; the Town determined to take noaction.
Supervisor and Planning BoardChairman discussed Mr. Kibler’s solarenergy power system at his home on HallRoad. It is free standing and both felt itwouldn’t hurt anything if it fell over.Chairman Griggs has looked into howother towns deal with the same situation.It was reported that Mr. Kibler has paidfor 2014 renewal of his special permit.The Planning Board was directed toinvestigate all Special Permit uses; todetermine if they are still needed orshould be revised. Planning Board willreport findings to the Town Board.Chairman Griggs informed that there areother sections of the ordinance that thePlanning Board feels need to bereviewed/changed. The Planning Boardis currently reviewing SubdivisionRegulations.
The Town Board adopted theproposed Animal Control Contract withOrleans County at an annual rate of$2766.24; payable in two (2) equalpayments, the first payment being due onor before July 1, 2014 and the secondpayment being due on or beforeDecember 21, 2014. This agreementshall terminate on 12/31/2014.
Supervisor Moy was referred to theOrleans County Treasurer if he wantedto comment that Clarendon was the onlytown to pay the dog court fees last year.
Supervisor presented items fordiscussion at the water workshop meetingscheduled by the Board to be heldFebruary 25, 2014 at 9:00 AM at theTown Hall;Regarding WIBA 11, if Countyline Roadresidents (Monroe County residents)wish to hook into the new waterline, theywould be in the district by signing anaffidavit and no tap-in fee will beassessed. It residents wait to hook-in,there will be a tap in fee charged.The water main is approximately 20years old; discussion is needed regardinga plan for replacement in 20 or 30 years.Water rates need to be discussed.
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CLARENDON DIRECTORYA&K Lawn & Garden
Fred Seeman 638-5260 or 506-5730Allen Flooring Tile Installation
free estimates • Jeff Allen 638-5446Animal Service League - 621-0DOG
Animal Adoption ServiceAvon Independent Sales Rep.
Shannon Sauro-Quill - [email protected]
Babysitter Available NowLocated in the Holley School DistrictTiffany (585) 406-6242
Barden Homes - Majestic Custom Homes585-967-HOME (4663)[email protected]
B&N Locksmithing - 638-0071Michael Lavender, 39 Geddes StreetRobert Lavender 638-8010
Childhood Memories Family Day CareSusan Persia 638-5750
Clarendon Lions Club - 638-5750PO Box 34 - Clarendon, NY 14429Tom Persia, President
Clarendon Post Office - 638-6420Clark's Cleaning Services - 638-5410
Pamela ClarkComputer Services - 589-6018
Sally MathesCreative Memories Consultant
Dawn Smith 638-8432Creative Memories Consultant
Lisa Brockway 352-2096Crosby’s Food Mart - 638-6859Custom Cakes & Pastries
585-314-1514 Blossom [email protected]/PatisserieByBlossom
Day Care - 638-1304 Geri HealeDiann’s Beauty Shop - 585-638-6997
Diann Hillabush, Fancher RoadDisciples United Methodist Church
Pastor Jack Laskowski - 638-6383Don's Yellow Truck Delivery
200 lb. Max. - Waterport - 300-9279Dog Holiday Kennel
Georgia Liese @ (585) 494-0220www.dog-holiday-kennel.com
Early Sunrise Realty - 638-0020Everett Shaver & Carol Murphy 638-6169
Earthworks by Schiavone - 638-6744Erie Way Tree Farm, LLC
Evergreen Trees, Landscaping ServicesMike & Jill Bower (585) 638-7017
Evan's Tree Service - 638-6782Evan H. Lusk
Excavations/Driveway Repair/SnowPlowing - Senior/Military DiscountsDC Hauling - Heather Colella585-204-ROCK
Farrow Home Heating & CoolingDoug Farrow638-5270 / cell 509-7290
GC ConstructionRoofing, Siding & [email protected] Christian 230-5501Chris Miller 474-1222
Holley Garden Club - 638-3419Holley Jr Hawks
www.holleyhawksfootball.comHolley Sports Boosters
www.holleysportsboosters.comJill’s Twig Wreaths
585-750-4659 or Jillstwigwreaths.comJoe’s Plumbing - 638-2264Kingdollar Lawn Care
Mowing, Trimming, Free estimatesFully Insured (585) 638-6902www.kingdollarlawncare.com
Kinsey’s Hay - 317-6859Lacie the Clown - 638-1676
Available for Special OccasionsLadd Cleaning Service - 638-5074
Rochele LaddMaple Grove Farm - 638-6245
Maple Syrup & Other Maple ProductsMary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant
Bernadette Jones - 638-7374Miss Lisa’s
Home Away From Home Daycare638-5638 (home) • 506-8725 (cell)
MJD III Earthwork Systems, Inc.Topsoil – screen & unscreenedFor Inquiries, call 637-3080
Musical Entertainment for Hire -BRICK - Country, Oldies & Classic RockContact Ryan Klatt 638-1808
NEI Waste Services - 1-800-831-6179Nothnagle Realty - 637-2810Nuisance Wildlife Control
Remove & Reoccurrence PreventionEvan H. Lusk (585) 638-6782
Orleans County Adult Learning ServicesRose Ruck - 746-2614 [email protected]
Pets Galore - 638-0213Port City Auction Co. - 637-2810 ext.302
James J. DonahueThe Printing Place - 589-9488
3733 Riches Corners, AlbionReal Estate
Daniele Windus Cook PropertiesDiana Flow 472-1231
Red Rock Ponds RV Resort - 585-638-2445Results Realtors - 637-4701
Rich Miller - [email protected]
River Dust Band - John Krizan 738-2991Vintage Country Music for all Occasions
Run-About Daycare - 638-7871Save Time Cleaning Service
Michelle Chalker 585-721-3899Sewfine Customized Apparel & More
Embroidery, Tackle Twill, AlterationsLinda Wohlers [email protected]
Smalley Monument Co.Cemetery MemorialsDale Smalley 638-5673
Smith Land Surveying - 638-8432Boundary and Topographic Surveys
Taxdermy- (585) 329-8872Aaron CLark [email protected]
TRI County Construction - 638-7283Kevin and William Thomas
Twins Mini Mart - 638-5833Typing/Word Processing - 638-6902
Laura KingdollarWeese Electric - 585-746-2644
Always There — Fully InsuredResidential-Commercial-Industrial
Westridge Realty - 638-696916584 Ridge Road West, Holley, NY
Wild & Krazy Graphics - 638-5718Signs/banners, Silk Screening & more
Wiley's Ark Animal Care - 638-7309Dr. Krista Wiley
Wohlers Apartments - 682-4520Clarendon & Holley
Boy Scout Troop 59 - 638-6651Scoutmaster, Mr. Jack KohmannSponsored by: Disciples Methodist Church & Clarendon Fire Company.
CLASSIFIEDTidBits Riddle Answers
1. Who greased the grapevine?2. Slippers.3. Wash and werewolves.4. Have someone throw it to you.5. Well armed.
Five things you cannot recover in life:••••• The stone … after it’s thrown••••• The word … after it’s said••••• The occasion … after it’s missed••••• The time … after it’s gone••••• A person … after they die.
TOWN OF CLARENDON OFFICIALSSupervisor - Richard H. Moy 638-6371 [email protected], Deputy SupervisorAllen [email protected] - Paul [email protected] - William [email protected] - Marc [email protected] Clerk - Susan C. [email protected] of Highways/WaterLarry P. Swanger cell 734-1302Highway Garage 638-8547Town Attorney - David C. SchubelTown AssessorCindi Davis 638-6371 [email protected] Hours: Tuesday - Noon - 6:00 pmWednesday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pmAll others by appointment due to field workOrdinance Inspection Officer/CEOTown Historian, Melissa Ierlan 638-6371 ext.104Office Hours: Mon, Wed., Thurs.: 9am - 4pmTuesday: 12:00 Noon - 6:00 pmFriday: 9:00 am - 2:00 [email protected] BoardDave Griggs, ChairmanZoning Board of AppealsArthur Kaminski, ChairmanCounty Animal Control OfficerKathy Smith, 589-5527Clarendon Justice CourtHonorable Thomas M. DiFante 638-6371 [email protected] Justice CourtHonorable Richard H. Kemp 638-6371 [email protected] Clerk Business HoursMonday 9:00 am - 2:30 pmTuesday 12:00 noon - 6:00 pmTown Clerk Business HoursMon., Wed., Thurs.: 9:00 am - 4:00 pmTuesday: 12:00 noon - 6:00 pmFriday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pmSaturday: 10:00 am - 12:00 NoonP.O. Box 145, Clarendon, NY 14429Office: 638-6371 ext.100 Fax: 638-7220Clarendon Fire CompanyP.O. Box 136, Clarendon, NY 1442916169 E. Lee RoadFire Hall: 638-5118Rec. Hall: 638-6621Fax: 638-8390www.clarendonfirecompany.com
MONTHLY MEETINGS/FUNCTIONSSCHEDULED AT THE TOWN HALL - 16385 CHURCH STREET
Town Board 3rd Tuesday 7:00 pmExceptions: Meeting time for February and November will be 1:00 pm - Meeting place for August
will beClarendon Historical Society Museum Barn 16426 Fourth Section RoadPlanning Board 2nd & 4th Tuesday 7:00 pmZoning Board of Appeals 1st Tuesday (as needed) 7:00 pmClarendon Historical Society 3rd Wednesday 7:00 pmCourt Every Monday 7:00 pmDistrict Attorney Night 2nd Monday 5:00 pm
Town Websitewww.townofclarendon.org
GovernorThe Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo - DGovernor of New York StateNYS Capitol BuildingAlbany, NY 12224518-474-8390
Attorney GeneralThe Honorable Eric T. SchneidermanAttorney General of New York State120 Broadway - 3rd FloorNew York, NY 10271-0332Rochester Office (585) 327-3240
US SenatorsHonorable Charles Schumer - DKeating Federal Building100 State Street Room 3040Rochester, NY 14614585-263-5866
The Honorable Kirsten E. Gillibrand - D478 RussellWashington, DC 20510202-224-4451
Congress 27th DistrictHonorable Chris Collins - R2813 Wehrle Dr., Suite 13Williamsville, NY 14221716-634-2324chriscollins.house.gov
1711 Longworth HOBWashington, DC 20515202-225-5265Fax: 202-225-5910chriscollins.house.gov
State Senator 62nd DistrictHonorable George Maziarz - R175 Walnut Street Suite 6Lockport, NY 14094716-434-0680Fax: [email protected]
811 Legislative Office Bldg.Albany, NY 12247518-455-2024Fax: 518-426-6987www.senatormaziarz.com
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALSMember of Assembly 139th DistrictHonorable Steve Hawley - R121 N. Main St., Suite 100Albion, NY 14411585-589-5780Fax: 585-589-5813
329 Legislative Office BuildingAlbany, NY 12247518-455-5811Fax: [email protected]
Clarendon Legislator for District 1Bill Eick10471 Freeman RoadMedina, NY 14103585-735-7363
Legislator at Large - WestDavid Callard, Chairman of Legislature3728 Fruit AvenueMedina, NY [email protected]
Legislator at Large - EastE. John DeFilipps4726 So. Manning RoadHolley, NY 14470585-638-8526
Legislator at Large - CenterDonald Allport3008 Crandall RoadAlbion, NY [email protected]
County Judge & Surrogate JudgeFamily Court JudgeHonorable James PunchCourt HouseAlbion, NY 14411585-589-4457
Orleans County SheriffScott HessPublic Safety Building13925 State Rt. 31 - Suite 400Albion, NY 14411585-590-4142
Orleans County Clerk - Karen Lake - Maynard 585-589-5334
Richard Moy - Town Hall Liaison - 638-6371 ext.105The Clarendon Gazette, P.O. Box 145, Clarendon, NY 14429
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