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The Clarendon Gazette
Town Since 1810 An Independent Newspaper Devoted to Local News
Volume 27 Number 1 Clarendon, Orleans County, NY September 2020
In-Person Worship
TAKE NOTICE that the Clarendon Town Sunday, September 13, 2020
Board will hold a workshop meeting on Sep- 10:00 AM at
tember 10, 2020 at 6:00 PM at the Town Hall, Disciples United Methodist Church
16385 Church St., Clarendon. Purpose of said
4410 Holley Byron Road
workshop will be the 2021 town budget.
Clarendon, New York
Disciples United Methodist and Albion First
TAKE NOTICE that the Clarendon Town United Methodist Churches will be celebrating
Board will hold a special meeting on Septem- at an in-person worship service at the Claren-
ber 22, 2020 at 6:00 PM at the Town Hall, don Church. Pastor Linda Glantz and the
16385 Church Street Clarendon to accept the Clarendon/Holley and Albion congregations
Tentative Town Budget for 2021. welcome all to join them.
Sherwood and Sandra Clark
BLAST FROM THE PAST!
Town Offices will be closed September 7, 2020
To observe Labor Day
CONTENTS
Town /Community News ……...………….…1,2,3,6
Tidbits .......................................................................... 4
Historian/CHS ………………………………..….. ... 5
Riddle Answers .......................................................... 6
Library Events ………………………………. .…. ...3
Local Military ............................................................. 6
Clarendon Directory ................................................. 7
Town/State Officials ...................................................8
CLARENDON TOWN BOARD
Meeting Highlights - August 2020
The Town Board held a workshop meeting prior to the regular Per the Town Board request the Planning Board reviewed the Town of
meeting to review comments from the 7/21/2020 Public Hearing Sweden proposed regulations regarding Vacant Buildings. Two minor
regarding proposed zoning amendments. It was determined that issues noted, these comments will be relayed to Supervisor Moy & the
fencing requirements for solar projects would be changed from 7 to Town Board for their consideration. SP 16-01, Special Permit Renewal,
8 feet, that the maintenance plan for utility solar will say shall in- Erin Neale, 4257 Hindsburg Road, Clarendon Gun Shop. Fee paid, In-
stead of should in relation to taking steps to insure proper mainte- spected, No outstanding complaints. A motion was made, seconded and
nance, a typing correction will be made to read $10,000,000 in approved to renew SP 16-01
regard to the Self-Liability Insurance and in the Batter Energy Stor-
HISTORIAN/HISTORICAL SOCIETY REPORT -
age Systems draft, correction will be made to reference Tier 2 Sys-
tem; Tier 3 systems are no longer allowed. Historian Melissa Ierlan submitted the following written report: I was
asked to the cobblestone museum on July 31 st to do a video with Bill
HIGHWAY/WATER DEPARTMENT REPORT -
Lattin on the Akeley Fox. They are trying to find alternative ways to keep
Superintendent Tracy Chalker reported that the highway crew has people interested in the museum during the pandemic. It can be seen
rebuilt road edges and filled in potholes. Church Street, Powers online at https://www.facebook.com/thecobblestonemuseum/
Drive and Brown Schoolhouse Road between Upper Holley Road videos/755767688329853/%3Cbr. I am working again this year on a
and NYS Route 237 were chip sealed, as well as Ladue Road. project with Tim Archer at the Albion Middle School. We will be restoring
Tomorrow Bennetts Corners Road from NYS Route 31A north to 3 historical markers located in Orleans County. I will strip off the paint
the railroad tracks will be chip sealed also. The crew has been and prime them, his class will repaint the blue and I will finish up and do
mowing town properties and the second roadside mowing is 1/3 the lettering. I have done several look ups on homes for people living in
complete. The highway department has been doing tree work and Clarendon. One of these included a trip to the Glidden Road Cemetery
Cheyane Palmer has been painting the fire hydrants. The crew has where I cleaned four headstones. I was showing a resident how it is
been working with Holley and Barre in the shared work program. done. I have been asked to speak twice at the Daughters of the Ameri-
Pete Surowy fixed the fascia on the Town Hall. Superintendent can Revolution (DAR) in Albion. One talk is on Lemuel Cook for the local
Chalker reported that he’s looking to work with Holley on purchas- chapter and the other is a talk on how we were able to obtain a replace-
ing cement for the town hall sidewalk; to purchase the small ment headstone for Thomas Brintnal, a Revolutionary War Vet buried in
amount needed on our own, it would be too expensive. The Village Maplewood Cemetery, and the process which is used to properly clean
of Holley is purchasing large amounts for its own sidewalk project. headstones. We have obtained several historical items from local resi-
Superintendent Chalker reported that the highway garage electric dents. A collection of magazines in which some locals were featured and
bill is high because the town is paying for an energy program from historical books owned by a pioneer family in Clarendon as well as a few
2019 when all lights were converted to LED. Last payment for that other items from the same family. I am working with A.J. Dreschel as he
program should be November 2020. Monday, Superintendent completes a project at the CHS for his Eagle Scout Rank.
Chalker intends to meet with Rich Wainwright to discuss specs for
SUPERVISOR REPORT -
a pickup truck and a replacement ten-wheeler.
Supervisor Dick Moy reported that when our employee was hurt in the
PLANNING BOARD REPORT -
cemetery, it caused the town of have to pay a $300,000 insurance bill. It
Chairman Dave Griggs submitted the following written report: will be paid over the next three years. Supervisor Moy took the new As-
07-28-2020 (Regular meeting) - Cancelled due to lack of sufficient sessor, Bob Criddle, on a tour of the town. Both were impressed as most
agenda items. 08-11-2020 (Regular Meeting) - SD 20-14, Pre- of the properties are in good shape. The three migrant homes by Torrey
conference for site plan review, Larry Kraatz, 4588 S. Holley Road Farms are very clean and kept.
to construct a 36’ x 56’ pole barn for storage. Sketch plan showing
CORRESPONDENCE -
location of building and setbacks was provided. No issues were
noted. Applicant requested to waive pre-conference. A motion was The NYSDOT sent a request for comment on its current procedures for
made, seconded and approved to waive the pre-conference and consultation with public officials. Supervisor Moy will respond. The Town
move to formal application. A motion was made, seconded and has received $336.51 revenue for first quarter in 2020 of the Traffic Diver-
approved to approve SD 20-14. SD-20-15, Pre-conference for a sion Program from the county. The Town has received a copy of the
one (1) lot subdivision, David Lown, Merrill Road. Applicant is pur- letter that ‘Clear Skies Above Barre, Inc.’ has written to the County Plan-
chasing approximately 24 acres from the original 89 acre parcel for ning Board in regard to the town’s proposed zoning amendment updating
merger with existing parcel. Survey maps in progress. A thirty (30) wind energy zoning ordinance. Williamson Law has sent notice that there
foot of frontage will remain with original parcel to allow future ac- will be no increase in the annual software support for 2021. Excelsior
cess. No issues were noted. Applicant requested to waive pre- Energy has sent an update document on its proposed solar facility to be
conference. A motion was made, seconded and approved to waive located in the Town of Byron. Orleans County Self Insurance has sent
the pre-conference and move to formal application. A motion was apportionment of assessments for 2021. Supervisor reported that last
made, seconded and approved to declare this a minor subdivision year the cost for Clarendon was $32,446. Over the next three years,
for SEQRA purpose. A motion was made, seconded and approved Clarendon will pay $93226 each year. The Association of Towns has
to approve SD 20-15 contingent upon finalized survey maps show- sent notice of 2021 membership dues; Clarendon will pay $1000.
ing pins set, creation of new deed description and filing with the
county. Meeting Highlights continued on Page 3
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Community Free
CLARENDON LIONS CLUB
Library
86 Public Square We had our meeting on Wednesday, August 12 th, with a brown bag dinner at
Holley, New York 14470 6:30 PM, followed by our meeting at 7:00 PM, at the Clarendon Methodist
Phone (585) 638-6987 Church. We held the meeting outside, all being at least 6 foot apart (social
Fax (585) 638-7436 distance), on a nice summer night. Our speaker was this year’s (2020-2021) new
www.holleylibrary.org
Lions District Governor, Mike Donner, from the Chili Lions Club. He informed us
of the different fund raisers taking place in our district (20E1), what other clubs
We have temporarily adjusted our are under taking and of the activities of Lions International. The primary district
business hours due to the needs activity being the “Magic Yarn Project”. This project involves the making of homespun wigs (beanies) for
of our staff. Our hours are as fol- little cancer fighters that, very often, chemotherapy treatments leave their scalps too sensitive for tradi-
lows until further notice: tional wigs. These beanies provide a warm and soft wig for these brave children and are designed in the
Mondays form of princes, pirates and other super-heroes. He added, that the district had prepared a luncheon for
10 am- 1pm, no evening hours RTS workers. 700 lunches were prepared for theses essential workers. Our next monthly meetings
Tuesdays (weather permitting) will be held on September 9th and 23 rd outside under the pine trees on the North
10 am- 5 pm side of the Clarendon Methodist Church, with a brown bag dinner at 6:30 PM, meeting at 7:00 PM, fol-
Wednesdays lowed by good fellowship. Contact Lion Kevin Johnson (638-5230), if you would like to attend.
10 am-1 pm and 4-8 pm Our 911 Sign Fund Raiser is a blue metal sign, with white reflective numbers, indicating your
Thursdays & Fridays house number, which can be installed at the entrance to your driveway, making it easy for emergency
10 am- 5 pm services to locate your residence. We will install it, for a small additional cost. An order can be placed by
Saturdays & Sundays contacting Lion Kevin Johnson by phone at 585-638-5230.
CLOSED Our “Little Free Pantry” located at the east end of the Town of Clarendon Office parking lot, on
Church Street, is for those in need of short-term food help. Especially now, we need your continued sup-
Miss Grace's last day at the Com- port, to replenish the pantry with non-perishable foods, such as boxed items (cereal, crackers, pasta,
munity Free Library is Friday, etc.), diapers, laundry soap and other non-perishable items.
September 4th! Please visit and
send your farewells over the next
week. She will absolutely miss
everyone and love the chance to If you would like to join our organization, please
say goodbye to all her families contact Lion Tom Persia at 638-5750.
and patrons! There will likely be a
gap in programming until a new Take Care and Stay in Good Health,
librarian is hired. Lion Roger Boynton
For full news and information
with library updates, please visit
our websit www.holleylibrary.org
or our Facebook page,
www.facebook.com/holleylibrary
Sandra Shaw
Library Director
COMMUNITY VOICE Town Board Meeting Highlights Continued from Page 2
Arlene M (Campbell) Bowen is in our hearts OLD BUSINESS -
always to stay loved and remembered every Supervisor has spoken with Cindi Davis. As long as the number of COVID cases doesn’t
day. We the family wish to thank you and increase, she intends to start work on the Comprehensive Plan the third week in Septem-
ber. Supervisor Moy will check on the items discussed at the workshop meeting in re-
express how grateful we are for your sup- gard to the zoning amendments. Supervisor will contact Sweden to see how its public
port, encouraging words, thoughts and hearing regarding vacant structures was. The Town Board needs to look at the level of
prayers during this difficult time. fines for Clarendon; for the September agenda.
Love, the family of Arlene Bowen
NEW BUSINESS -
The Town Board adopted a Resolution to use the new/updated New York State Records
Retention & Disposition Schedule LGS-01. This schedule contains the legal minimum
retention periods of local government records to be used in disposing of records no long-
er of value. The Board renewed its agreement with Municipal Solutions for its Continuing
Disclosure Updates and EMMA Filings. The Board scheduled a special meeting for pre-
senting the 2021 Tentative Budget to the Town Board (see notice on front page).
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TID BITS
Geary (Moose) Shenck
Greetings to each and everyone who has the courage to read on. Theme song at the old age home for nearsighted citizens: I’ve Lost My
Many people do not leave their footprints on the sands of time, but Glasses So I Wonder Who’s Kissing Me Now. Rod bought his wife a
they leave their skid marks at the traffic intersections. When a wife piano for Christmas but by Valentine’s Day had persuaded her to switch
explores a man’s pockets she generally gets what the average explor- to a clarinet. “How come?” I asked. “Well when she’s playing the clarinet
er does. Enough material for a lecture. I knew a boy once. He made a she can’t sing.” A desperate man sought an analyst. “I’ve developed a
nickel go so far the buffalo got sore feet. Some amusing definitions: phobia,” he reported. “It’s ruining my business. Crowds make me vio-
Canoe: An object that acts like a small boy – it behaves better when lently ill.” “What’s your business?” asked the analyst. “The patient said,
paddled from the rear. Conscience: The sixth sense that comes to our “I’m a pick pocket.” Two motorists going in opposite directions met on a
aid when we are about to get caught. Cold feet: The ailment you get bridge too narrow for two cars to pass. “I never back up for an idiot!”
when you know what the consequences are going to be. Crooked yelled one driver. As the other driver shifted to reverse he yelled, “That’s
dough: Something handled by counterfeiters and pretzel manufactur- all right, I always do.” The only exercise some people get is jumping at
ers. Blotter: A porous substance you spend your time looking for while conclusions, running down their friends, side stepping responsibility and
your ink is drying. Fatalist: A person who jumps just as far as the rest pushing their luck. Boss to exiting secretary: I want you to know that
of us when a car honks in his ear. Acoustic: What you use when you when the little bell on your typewriter rings it doesn’t mean it’s time for a
shoot pool. A theory: A hunch with a college education. Celibacy can coffee break. A dandelion is another thing which if given as little as an
be a choice in life or a condition imposed by circumstances. While inch, will take a yard. A Great Dane is the kind of puppy that has the
attending a marriage weekend, Greg and his wife listened to the in- house broken before he is. A drowning man yelled, “Throw mw a lifesav-
structor declare, “It is essential that husbands and wives know the er.” A bystander asked, “What flavor?” I met a man who said, “I used to
things that are important to each other.” He then addressed the men, work with two thousand men under me.” I said, “Really?” He said, “Yes,
“Can you name and describe your wife’s favorite flower?” Greg leaned I used to cut the grass at the cemetery.” There was a cheap guy who
over and touched his wife’s arm gently and whispered, “Gold Medal, bought his wife a mink outfit for her birthday – two steel traps and a
All Purpose isn’t it?” And thus began Greg’s life of celibacy. Bus pas- shotgun.
senger: Hi! I’m vacationing in your town. Does this bus stop at Elm
St?” Fellow passenger: Yes, it does. Just watch me and get off one
stop before I do. Tis a little journey this we walk
Hardly time for murmurs, time for talk
THIS MONTH’S RIDDLES
Yet we learn to quarrel, learn to hate
1. Why was the ghost arrested? Afterward regret it when it’s too late
2. What is the tallest building in the world? Now and then tis sunshine sometimes dark
3. What do you own that’s easiest to part with? Sometimes care and sorrow leave their mark
4. Why did twenty-eight men suddenly walk out of a restaurant? Yet we walk the pathway side by side
5. What do you call a hamburger bun on a rocking chair? Where so many others have lived and dies
We can see the moral, we can understand
I advise you all not to go camping where the manager of the
campgrounds tells you she makes most of her money selling snake
Yet we walk not always hand in hand
bite medicine. First moron: Your girlfriend was sailing on vacation and Why must there be hatred, greed and strife
fell into shark infested water? Second moron: That’s right and the Do we need such shadows here in our life?
sharks didn’t bother her. First moron: Why not? Second moron: They Author unknown
were man eating sharks. The good Father told his congregation, “Next
Sunday I propose to give a sermon about liars. I suggest that before
then you all read chapter seventeen of St. Mark’s gospel. The follow- That’s all folks. Take Care. God Bless.
ing Sunday the priest began, “Will all those who read chapter seven- Geary ‘Moose’ Shenck
teen of St. Mark’s gospel please raise their hands.” Every hand in the
congregation shot up. Observed the priest, “There happens to be only
P.S. Sorry, I wrote this very slow.
sixteen chapters in St. Mark’s gospel. I will now give my sermon on
liars.” August is the month you can’t open the car window you could- I hope it doesn’t take you all too long to read it!
n’t close in February. A bachelor is a man who has faults he doesn’t
know about yet. A committee is the unwilling recruited from the unfit to
do the unnecessary. “What do you do for a living?” asked the judge.
“I’m night orderly at the hospital,” lied the prisoner. “Thirty days for
panhandling,” said the judge.
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Hillside
Cemetery
William H. Inman was born in June 1842 and was raised with 7 siblings in Clarendon, NY. His father was a
farmer. I have written about Mr. Inman before but this time I have other information to share. I was recently given
some old documents by John Campbell of
Rochester and among them were two
documents relating to William.
The first document is one notifying William of his being enrolled as liable to
do Military duty in the Orleans Regimental District, dated June 24, 1864.
The second document is form 303, certificate of exemption on account of
having furnished a substitute for a period of three years, dated September
28, 1864. There was a fair amount of men from Clarendon that served in
the military during the Civil War. Only one other person I know of furnished
a substitute and consequently the family was practically destitute because
the man lived to be paid a sum of $1,000. That money today would be
$16,500!
William married Eva May Allen of Clarendon on June 29, 1904, they never had
any children. William spent his life farming in Clarendon.
In 1883 William served on the Orleans County Board of Supervisors as a Demo-
crat. The board was comprised of seven Democrats and three Republicans. In
1911 William was named to the board of directors of the Holley State Exchange
Bank. His brother Darwin was the president of the First National Bank of Vermil-
lion, South Dakota. The Inman family were all very dedicated to education and
they funded scholarships for individuals and set up scholarships at different uni-
versities. William gave money to provide books for a library in his Town of Clar-
endon. The library in the Holley Elementary School was named the William In-
man Library.
In 1913 there was an article in the Holley Standard that described a massive
sarcophagus of the finest Westerly granite was placed on the lot of William H.
Inman. Today that monument is surrounded by many graves of relatives of
William Inman.
On January 10, 1920 William died. The newspaper article that was printed said: ORLEANS’ RICHEST MAN WILLS ENTIRE ESTATE TO CHAR-
ITY. After the will was contested and eventually settled, his heirs accepted small settlements and the rest distributed to many Rochester educa-
tional, religious and charitable institutions. The estate was worth $1.5 million which would be almost $20 million today.
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CLARENDON CONNECTIONS IN THE MILITARY
U.S. AIR FORCE U.S. ARMY U.S. COAST GUARD
Joshua L. Avila Philip Maxim Matthew Vickers
Good friend of George & Sally Mathes Son of Jan & Beverly Maxim Son of Dan & Sue Vickers
Hindsburg Rd., Clarendon Address TBD Holley Byron Road, Clarendon
Josh is currently stationed at Scott Air Brother of Dan & Samantha
Force Base in Illinois Upper Holley Road, Clarendon
A1C Joshua Avila
U.S. ARMY SR Vickers, Matthew D.
319 S. Sant Clair St. Clarence E. Moyer III 1646 El Prado #2
Lebanon, IL 62254 Grandson of Nancy & Peter Barry
Hall Road Residents, Clarendon
U.S. ARMY PFC Clarence Moyer U.S. MARINES
Graydon E. Beadle 15th ENG BN Ricci P. Shenck
Son of Patrice Beadle & James Stymus CMR 415 Box 4457 Son of Pete Shenck and Cherie Brooks
N. Manning Road, Clarendon APO AE 09114 Grandson of Geary & Marge Shenck
SGT Graydon Beadle East Lee Road, Clarendon
1912 Langridge Unit 9212 L/CPL Ricci Shenck
Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473 U.S. ARMY 2122 Rowell
Nicholas Ornt Quantieo, VA 22134
U.S. ARMY Son of John Ornt
Jacob Brooks Hall Road, Clarendon
Son of Bob Freida HHC TF3-66 AR U.S. NAVY
Mill Road, Clarendon FOB Sharana Douglas Parker IV
SGT Jacob Brooks APO, AE 09311 Grandson of the late Douglas Jr. & Kathleen
Jacob is currently stationed Parker of North Manning Rd., Clarendon
At Fort Richardson in Alaska Doug is currently studying Military Photojour-
U.S. ARMY nalism at Syracuse U and will receive orders in
U.S. ARMY Margaret Statt May for Sembach Kaseme, Germany Armed
Katie Cobb Daughter of George & Laurie Statt Forces Network
‘like a daughter’ to Trinity Drive, Clarendon
Rochelle & Dennis Ladd SPC Statt, Margaret
Hall Road, Clarendon I & S Co. HH Bn 25th ID U.S. NAVY
Katie is currently stationed Camp Liberty, Iraq Chris Rhoads
In San Antonio, TX APO AE 09344 Twin grandson of Bev & Don Rhoads, South
Manning Rd., Clarendon. Chris (and family) is
U.S. ARMY U.S. ARMY RESERVES now stationed in San Diego, CA
Erik Gallanger Todd Klatt
Close Friend to Don & Bev Rhoads Clarendon Resident
So. Manning Road, Clarendon & Nephew of Ryan Klatt
Erik is serving as a medic Holley Byron Rd. Resident, Clarendon
in Georgia (USA).
Classifieds
Ping and Tye are 5yrs old, fixed and Tidbits Riddle Answers
strictly indoors. They are sweet cats that
1. Because he didn’t have a haunting license.
my mom raised. Due to her illness, we 2. The library. It has the most stories.
need to re-home them quickly. Please 3. Your comb.
help her by adopting these two wonderful 4. They had finished eating.
cats. Thank you! Please contact Linda at 5. Rockin’ Roll.
585-590-7704
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CLARENDON DIRECTORY
AAA Travel Gaylord’s Great Garlic Painting - Interior & Exterior
Lori Case-Simpson 637- 3314 gaylordsgreatgarlic@yahoo.com Rick Duke 585-520-6727
lcase@nyaaa.com Quaking Hill Farm 585-703-0564 Plumbing - Bissanti Plumbing
Addiction? Free Help GC Construction (585) 331-6144
Orleans - Recovery Hope Begins Here Roofing, Siding & Additions bissantiplumbing@gmail.com
(585) 210-8750 gcconstroofing@gmail.com Port City Auction Co.
A&K Lawn & Garden Geoff Christian 230-5501 James Donahue 637-2810 x302
Fred Seeman 506-5730 Chris Miller 474-1222 Post Office
Allen Flooring Tile Installation Holley Garden Club 638-3419 Clarendon 638-6420
free estimates Jeff Allen 638-5446 Holley Junior Hawks Holley 638-6652
Animal Grooming www.jrhawks.net Real Estate
Pets Galore 638-0213 Holley Sports Boosters HOWARD HANNA
Animal Service League 621-0DOG www.holleysportsboosters.com Brenda Swanger 315-2734
Animal Adoption Service JC Tees DANIELE WINDUS COOK
Arnold’s Tree Service (585) 208-1429 Diana Flow 472-1231
Fully Insured/Free Estimates jctees.info@gmail.com EARLY SUNRISE REALTY
Jeremy R. Arnold 585-749-7284 Facebook.com/jctees.wny Everett Shaver & Carol Murphy 638-6169
B & N Locksmithing Jill’s Twig Wreaths Rombaut Repair & Landscape
Michael Lavender 638-0071 585-750-4659 585-638-2139
Boy Scout Troop 59 993-7886 jillstwigwreaths.com Run-About Daycare 638-7871
Scoutmaster Jak Kohmann Ladd Cleaning Service Save Time Cleaning Service
Sponsored by Disciples Methodist Church Rochelle Ladd 638-2320 Michelle Chalker 585-721-3899
Brian Snook Remodeling (585) 747-8062 Lusk Tree Service savetimecleaningsvs@rochester.rr.com
briansnookremodeling@gmail.com Trimming, Removals, Stump Grinding, St. Mary St. Mark R.C. Church
BT Creations - Custom T-Shirts Systemic Injections www.LuskTreeService.com (585) 638-6718
Brad Kingdollar 721-6577 Dennis Lusk 585-590-7433 stmarystmark.org
Childhood Memories Family DayCare LuskTreeService@gmail.com Sam’s Diner (585) 638-8722
Susan Persia 638-5750 Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant Sawyer Home Improvement
Clarendon Lions Club 638-5230 Bernadette Jones 638-7374 Remodels*Additions*CustomWork etc.
PO Box 34, Clarendon 14429 Medicare Assistance-M Power Agency SayerHomeImprovement@yahoo.com
Kevin Johnson, President Matthew Weit, Regional V-President Joel Sawyer 585-237-8857
Clark’s Cleaning Services Office 585-371-5035 Check us out on Facebook
Pam Clark 638-5410 Cell 585-857-2683 Sewfine Customized Apparel & More
Creative Memories Consultant mweit@m-poweragency.com Embroidery, Tacke Twill, Alterations
Dawn Smith 638-8432 www.m-poweragency.com sewfine56@aol.com
Crosby’s Food Mart 638-6859 Modern Waste Corporation Smalley Monument Co.
Day Care Countywide Garbage Collection/Recycling Cemetery Memorials
Geri Heale 638-1304 1-800-662-0012 Dale Smalley 638-5673
Diann’s Beauty Shop 585-638-6997 Musical Entertainment for Hire Smith Land Surveying 638-8432
Diann Hillabush, Fancher Rd BRICK – Country, Oldies, Classic Rock Boundary & Topographic Surveys
Disciples United Methodist Church Contact Ryan Klatt 585-638-1808 Taxidermy 585-329-8872
Pastor Linda Glantz 638-6383 BT CREATIONS- DJ for All Occasions AaronClarkaclarktaxidermy@aol.com
Dog Holiday Kennel 585-494-0220 Brad Kingdollar 585-721-6577 Tax Preparation
5588 Wood Road HIGHWAY 31 Classic & Modern Country (Eugenia) Sally Mathes 585-738-5466
Www.Dogholidaykennel.com Aaron Clark 585-329-8872 Mission Tax Service
Driveway Sealing by Varsity Sealing OCALS Learning Services Tammy Brongo 585-638-2266
Mark Bianchi (585)754-6911 English 585-590-1292 TRI County Construction 638-7283
Earthworks by Schiavone 638-6744 Non-English 585-590-6061 Kevin and William Thomas
Erie Way Tree Farm, LLC Van’s Pit Stop 638-5833
Evergreen Trees; Landscaping Services Wild & Krazy Graphics 638-5718
Mike & Jill Bower 585-638-7017 Signs/banners, Silk Screening & More
Excavations/Driveway Repair/Snow Wiley’s Ark Animal Care 638-7309
DC Hauling – Heather Colella Dr. Krista Wiley
585-204-ROCK Will’s Stump Grinding 585-507-9789
Gary’s Old Fashioned Beef Jerky Will Grathouse
Gary Casale (585) 331-9108 WillsStumpremoval@gmail.com
gmcjerky@rochester.rr.com
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TOWN OF CLARENDON OFFICIALS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
Supervisor Richard H. Moy
Governor of New York State Orleans County Legislator for Clarendon – District 1
638-6371 ext. 105
The Honorable Andrew M. Cuomo – D Bill Eick
supervisor@townofclarendon.org
NYS Capitol Building 10471 Freeman Road
Councilperson & Deputy Supervisor Albany, NY 12224 Medina, NY 14103
Allen Robinson 518-474-8390 585-735-7363
councilman1@townofclarendon.org bill.eick@orleanscountyny.gov
Attorney General of New York State
Councilperson Paul Nicosia The Honorable Letitia James – D Orleans County Legislator at Large – West
councilman2@townofclarendon.org Buffalo Regional Office Merle (Skip) Draper
Assistant Attorney General in Charge: 210 William Street
Councilperson Bruce A. Hovey
Michael J. Russo Medina, NY 14103
councilman3@townofclarendon.org
Main Place Tower, Suite 300A 585-798-0677
Councilperson Marc Major 350 Main Street merle.draper@orleanscountyny.gov
councilman4@townofclarendon.org Buffalo, NY 14202
Orleans County Legislator at Large – East
Main Line: (716) 853-8400 E. John DeFilipps
Town Clerk Susan C. Colby
Consumer Frauds Number: (716) 853-8404
Office Business Hours: 4419 South Holley Road
Fax Number: (716) 853-8571
Mon, Wed, Thurs 9 am-4 pm Holley, NY 14470
Tues 12 noon-6pm; Fri 9am-2pm US Senator 585-638-8526
Sat. closed thru the COVID19 Pandemic Honorable Charles Schumer – D john.defilipps@orleanscountyny.gov
PO Box 145, 16385 Church Street Keating Federal Building
Orleans County Legislator at Large – Center
Clarendon, NY 14429 100 State Street Room 3040
Donald Allport
Office: 638-6371 ext. 100 Fax: 638-7220 Rochester, NY 14614 3008 Crandall Road
townclerk@townofclarendon.org 585-263-5866
Albion, NY 14411
Superintendent of Highways/Water US Senator 585-589-5496
Tracy B. Chalker cell 734-1302 The Honorable Kristen E. Gillibrand – D donald.allport@orleanscountyny.gov
Highway Garage 638-8547 478 Russell
County Judge & Surrogate Judge
highwaysupt@townofclarendon.org Washington, DC 20510 Family Court Judge
202-224-4451
Assessor Robert A. Criddle, IAO Honorable Sandy Church
Office: 638-6371 ext. 103 Congress 27th District Court House
Office Business Hours: Congressman Chris Jacobs - R Albion, NY 14411
Mon 9am-4pm By Appointment Only 8203 Main Street, Suite 2 585-589-4457
Tues Noon-6pm; Wed 9am-4pm; Williamsville, NY 14221 Orleans County Sheriff
Thurs 9am-11:30am (716) 634–2324
Christopher M. Bourke
assessor@townofclarendon.org WASHINGTON OFFICE
Public Safety Bldg., Suite 400
2243 Rayburn House Office Building
Ordinance Inspection Officer/CEO 13925 State Route 31
Washington, DC 20515
Historian - Melissa Ierlan Albion, NY 14411
(202) 225–5265 585-590-4142
Cemetery Administrator
Office: 638-6371 ext. 104 State Senator 62nd District
Orleans County Clerk
Cell: 402-0148 Honorable Robert Ortt – R Diane L. Shampine
Mon, Wed, Thurs 9 am-4 pm 175 Walnut St., Suite 6
Tues 12 noon-6pm; Fri 9am-2pm Lockport, NY 14094 MONTHLY MEETINGS/FUNCTIONS
buildingdept@townofclarendon.org 716-434-0680 SCHEDULED AT THE TOWN HALL – 16385 CHURCH ST
716-434-3297 fax
Planning Board– Dave Griggs, Chair 2020 - Town Board - 3RD Tuesday each month at 7pm at the Town
811 Legislative Office Bldg.
Zoning Board - Marge Morse, Chair Albany, NY 12247 Hall, 16385 Church St., Clarendon, NY.
518-455-2024
County Animal Control Officer Planning Board 2nd & 4th Tuesday @ 7pm
518-426-6987 fax
Ariel Strickland 589-5527 Zoning Board of Appeals 1st Tuesday (as needed) @ 7pm
ortt@nysenate.gov Clarendon Historical Society 3rd Wednesday @ 7pm
Ariel.strickland@orleanscountyny.gov
www.senatorortt.com Court 1st, 3rd Monday of month @ 7pm
Clarendon Justice Court Court District Attorney Night 2nd Monday @ 5:30pm
Member of Assembly 139th District
Office: 638-6371 ext. 102 Fax 638-5726
Honorable Steve Hawley – R Town Hall Contacts for the Gazette:
Office Business Hours:
121 N. Main St., Suite 100 Supervisor Richard Moy 638-6371 ext. 105
Mon 9am-2:30pm; Tues 12 noon-6pm Town Clerk Susan Colby 638-6371 x 100 or
Albion, NY 14411
Court Clerk Joanne Major 585-589-5780 townclerk@townofclarendon.org
clarendontowncourt@nycourts.gov 585-589-5813 fax The Clarendon Gazette, PO Box 145, Clarendon, NY 14429
Honorable Thomas M. DiFante 521 Legislative Office Building Clarendon Fire Company
tdifante@nycourts.gov Albany, NY 12247 PO Box 136; Clarendon, NY 14429
518-455-5811 Fire Hall: 638-5118; Rec Hall: 638-6621
www.townofclarendon.org 518-455-5558 fax
Modern Disposal 1-800-330-7107 hawleys@nyassembly.gov 8
www.assembly.state.ny.us
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