Unofficial Clarenville and Area Website

What New | History | Railway | Present | Alumni | Photos | Stats | The Random Guardian | Other The First Settlers Clarenville History Shoal Harbour History Our Early Economy General Itlao Balbo Colas Capital of NL Telegraph & Telephone Trans Atlantic Cable Trans Atlantic Cable Station Light and Power Shipbuilding in Clarenville Newfoundland Hardwoods Brickyard History New Forest Fire of 1961 Forestry Unit Royal NF Regiment War Honour Roll Clarenville Councils Shoal Hr. Council's Fire Department Community Groups Community Profiles Geography Community Org Sports Culture Amenities Religion Rotary Trail BareMountain Trail Wellness Trail Goose Sanctuary 2001 Stat's Railway Woes Our 1978 Visitors Put on your Bobby Sox Baby Around Town Photo Gallery Railway Photo Gallery Bayview Road Schools of the Past Churches of the Past Stores of the Past Dock Yard of the Past Shoal Harbour of the Past Clarenville of the Past Ardentinny World War I General Collection of the Past Lowe's Family Clench's Family Balsom's Family Clarenville Days of the Past Santa Claus Parade of the Past Elementary Class Photo's History of Milton History of George's Brook History of Random Island History of Port Blandford Joe Lowe Profile C. Ross Elliott Profile Elizabeth Swan Profile Larry Gladney Profile Bob Gladney Profile Dr. Cross Profile Terrance Balsom Profile Ephraim C. Balsom Profile Harold Lowe Profile Dulcie Greening Profile Robert J Horwood Profile Railway Photo Gallery History of our Railway Clarenville Heritage Society 1st Comm. Construction The Random Guardian October 1964 Edition November 1964 Edition January 1965 Edition May 1965 Edition July 1965 Edition December 1965 Edition January 1966 Edition February 1966 Edition March 1966 Edition April 1966 Edition May 1966 Edition June 1966 Edition September 1966 Edition October 1966 Edition November 1966 Edition December 1966 Edition January 1967 Edition March 1967 Edition April 1967 Edition May 1967 Edition June 1967 Edition July 1967 Edition April 1969 Edition May 1969 Edition

Clarenville Community Minded Organizations

Clarenville Masonic Lodge No. 23

2A Masonic Terrace
Clarenville, NL
A5A 1N2
Website: http://www.lodge23.org

Ancient Free & Accepted Masons under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Newfoundland and Labrador

The Clarenville Shrine-Masonic Center was the first building to be shared by both the shriners and the masons in North America.

"Freemasonry is a fraternal organization, dedicated to the building of character among men through the teaching and practice of the principles of Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth, in all its undertakings. Its members adhere to a belief in a Supreme Being, high moral standards, and conformance to the laws of the country of their residence "

Regular meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month except for the third Tuesday in June. Installation is held on the second Saturday in May. No regular meetings are held in July, August and December.

Source: Clarenville Masonic Lodge No. 23

 

---

Clarenville Lions Club

Md 41
District S2

Club Address: Legion Road
Club Tel:(709) 466 3910
Website: http://CvilleCa.lionwap.org

They Serve - Nearly 1.35 million Lions members in 197 countries and geographic areas answer the needs that challenge the communities of the world. Lions tackle tough problems like blindness, drug abuse prevention and diabetes awareness.

Global neighbors - Lions members—men and women—provide immediate and sustained relief in time of disaster and offer long-term assistance to those in need. Lions collect and recycle eyeglasses for distribution in developing countries and treat millions of people to prevent river blindness.

Community Leaders - Lions improve the quality of life in their local communities by building parks, supporting hospitals and establishing water treatment programs.
For nearly 90 years, whenever there is a need at home or around the world, Lions members are there to help—They Serve.

Meetings:
When: Monday (2-7:30p.m./4-7:00p.m.)
Where: Clarenville Lions Club

Source: Clarenville Lions Club
 

---