Scout gives Clarendon Historical Society new sign for his Eagle project
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CLARENDON – The Clarendon Historical Society has a new sign on the group’s property on Route 31A at 16426 Fourth Section Rd.
Tyler Moore, wearing yellow shirt, led the effort for the new sign, which was installed on Saturday.
Materials for the sign were donated by Stockham Lumber in Holley and Ken and Katie Spohr of Troop 94. The Clarendon Lions Club also donated funds towards the sign.
The sign was cut and routed by Ken Shaw of Troop 94 and Jeremy Neal of Albion.
Volunteers included the Troop 94 leaders of Ken and Katie Spohr, and Randy Moore; Nicole Jurzysta, Mark Laitenberger, Jesse Smith, Bert Mathes and Merri Mathes as well as the scouts in Troop 94.
