| Clarendon Lions Club Chartered 1998 |
The Clarendon Lions Club is here to Create and foster a spirit of understanding among the peoples of
the world. To promote the principles of good government and good citizenship. To take an active interest
in the civic, cultural, social, and moral welfare of the community. To unite the clubs in the bonds of
friendship, good fellowship and mutual understanding. To provide a forum for the open discussion of all
matters of public interests; provided, however, that the partisan politics and sectarian religion shall not be
debated by club members. To encourage service minded people to serve their community without
personal or financial reward, and to encourage efficiency and promote high ethical standards in
commerce, industry, professions, publicworks, and private endeavors.
Our meeting times are the second and fourth wed of each month at 7pm from mid sept to june at the
appollo restaurant in Albion. You are welcome to join us to see what we are all about. If you would like
to contact us directly you can phone the president ,David Brundage at 638-7987 or Joni Robishaw at
638-8235 or Walt Lemieszek at 638-6125. Our mailing address is Clarendon Lions Club P.O. Box 34
Clarendon New York 14429. Feel free to email inquiries or points of interest to :
robishaw177@earthlink.net .
Our club activites include an annual Geranium sale, hotdog and sausage sales at the Clarendon K&K,
Adopt a highway road cleanup, used eye glasses collections, mint sales, and snack concessions at the
Clarendon Fire Company Bingos. You see our pictures from bingo below.
As always, we thank our community for past support and look forward to serving you in the future.
You're invited to join the Clarendon Lions Club from any of the surrounding Holley School District
towns. Our contributions goto national foundations for the sight or hearing impared, local non-profit
organizations and other worhty causes. 2002-2003 Contributions include Holiday food baskets, Park
Grills and Picnic table and Monetary support to, Batavia school for the blind, Camp abilities, Clarendon
Boy Scouts, Clarendon Fire Company, Clarendon Historical Society, Clarendon Rec Hall, Eastern
Orleans Community Center, Holley Global Leaders, Holley HIgh School Scholarships, Lions Camp
Badger, Loaf and Ladle Soup Kitchen, and the Orleans County Health Dept.
the world. To promote the principles of good government and good citizenship. To take an active interest
in the civic, cultural, social, and moral welfare of the community. To unite the clubs in the bonds of
friendship, good fellowship and mutual understanding. To provide a forum for the open discussion of all
matters of public interests; provided, however, that the partisan politics and sectarian religion shall not be
debated by club members. To encourage service minded people to serve their community without
personal or financial reward, and to encourage efficiency and promote high ethical standards in
commerce, industry, professions, publicworks, and private endeavors.
Our meeting times are the second and fourth wed of each month at 7pm from mid sept to june at the
appollo restaurant in Albion. You are welcome to join us to see what we are all about. If you would like
to contact us directly you can phone the president ,David Brundage at 638-7987 or Joni Robishaw at
638-8235 or Walt Lemieszek at 638-6125. Our mailing address is Clarendon Lions Club P.O. Box 34
Clarendon New York 14429. Feel free to email inquiries or points of interest to :
robishaw177@earthlink.net .
Our club activites include an annual Geranium sale, hotdog and sausage sales at the Clarendon K&K,
Adopt a highway road cleanup, used eye glasses collections, mint sales, and snack concessions at the
Clarendon Fire Company Bingos. You see our pictures from bingo below.
As always, we thank our community for past support and look forward to serving you in the future.
You're invited to join the Clarendon Lions Club from any of the surrounding Holley School District
towns. Our contributions goto national foundations for the sight or hearing impared, local non-profit
organizations and other worhty causes. 2002-2003 Contributions include Holiday food baskets, Park
Grills and Picnic table and Monetary support to, Batavia school for the blind, Camp abilities, Clarendon
Boy Scouts, Clarendon Fire Company, Clarendon Historical Society, Clarendon Rec Hall, Eastern
Orleans Community Center, Holley Global Leaders, Holley HIgh School Scholarships, Lions Camp
Badger, Loaf and Ladle Soup Kitchen, and the Orleans County Health Dept.
