1991-07-11
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AGENDA
RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING
JULY 11, 1991
CALL MEETING TO ORDER
PRESENT
APPROVE MINUTES
CORRESPONDENCE
1. Letter from Peter P.Mack - Re: Variance for Playgrounds
2. Note from Supervisor Smith - Re: Funding for Concerts
3. Application from Rivermen to use Castle Point Rec. Area for
Picnic on August 11th
4. Memo from supervisor Smith - Re: Community Day
5. Letter from Herb McMichael- Town of Rhinebeck
REPORTS
K.D.
B.R.
T.F.
E.K.
J.M.
H.J.M.
S.M.
D.R.
J.V.
R.J.H.
OLD BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
Budget for 1992
MEETING ADJOURNED
NEXT MEETING
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MINUTES - RECREATION COMMISSION MEETING
J'UL.Y 11, 1991
NEXT MEETING AUGUST I, 1991
The regular meeting of the Town of Wappinger Recreation
Commission was held July II, 1991 at Schlathaus Park, All
Angels Hill Road, Town of Wappinger, Dutchess County, New
Vcq-k.
The meeting was called to order at 7:35 by Chairman
Ralph J. Holt. Others present were Recreation Director
Bernie Reimer, Senior Citizens Director kathi DeL.isa,
Commission Members Joseph Mastroianni, Hugh J. Maurer, Donald
Rider and Maintenance Supervisor John Vorndran. Terry Fisher
arrived at 8:00 p.m.
CORRESPONDENCE
A letter was received from Peter P. Mack of the Dutchess
County Health Department with approval of our request for a
v~riance. The variance will allow our Playgrounds (day camp)
to maintain a current medical history form for each camper
without immunization records. A discussion took place
concerning all of the rules and regulations imposed by the
Health Department this year. It was decided that a letter
should be written stating that we have complied with all of
the regulations as set forth so far this year bllt that if we
have any further problems, we will seriously consider closing
O\lr" prog'l-ams.:,.
A note was received from Supervisor Connie Smith with a
list of the 1991 Village of Wappingers Falls Summer Concert
Series. These concerts are funded by Texaco Research Corp.
and she suggested that we try and do the same for our
concer" ts.
A request was received from the Mid-Hudson Rivermen for
the use of Castle Point for a group picnic on August 11th.
This request was granted.
f~ mPllic, "',tas r+?CE! i ved from Super"v i sor Smi th reql \f?!::,t i 'n9 thi~~
use of the speaker system used with a car battery for
COl'fll'flllnit''l Day Septf2/1iber- 8, 1991 (raindate Septembf.:~'f' 15th.)
She is also requesting we post the event on the board at
Srhlathaus. Mr. Holt mentioned that the speaker system is
not 3, n gor.:,d shape and th<=lt he was cr.:'nCel"'nE~d wi th its usaqi-::!.
It was suggested tht Mr. Reimer check on replacing this
s'y'stem,
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We received a letter and brochure from Herb McMichaels _
Town of Rhinebeck Recreation explaining their programs and
requesting any comments
SENIOR CITIZEN REPORT
Mrs. DeLisa handed out a report on the activities for
the month of June. A copy is attached to these minutes. E~e
notpd the following:
1. The 3rd anniversary of the Center was celebrated on
1une 8th. It was also the opening of the Boccie and
Horspshoe Courts. There was a lot of press coverage for this
e v i? r"it; .
2n S\Jpervisor Smith has given the Spniors a new storage
ccil.b i nf::~t "
3. They received a cash donation in the memory of a
'fCH-mf..')r membel-.
4" The Seniors have agreed that they would donate some
craft items to Hospice Caregivers for their fundraiser at the
D\ltchess CCll..mty Fai',".
5. The Seniors Line Dancing at the U.S.O. Show has
been cancelled due to inconsistant attendance.
t.':\. ThE' new barbeque g',' ill has bee....l purchased.
7. A Wappinger Senior News was started by Mrs. DeLIsa.
See attached. She is waiting for comments to see if it will
bc~ cor'lt :i. IltJE.)d"
8. It was brought to Mrs. DeLisa"s attention that a
reservation was made for a non-resident on the trip to Lake
F:k:,ol'{.::je on JIH)e 25th. Mrs. Df?Lisa questicl'''led Mrs. Ni>:clm about
this and requested that a list of all participants from all
trips be given to her for our records. One name was listed
as Main Street. It was decided that if we continue with
these type of problems we will have to have someone else take
care of these reservations.
9. Mrs. DeLisa would like to hold an Art Show which
would be open to all Seniors in the Town in the Spring. She
IrJrluld like to hav..? the show fClr betweerl '7 arId 10 d<.:tys. ThE'rc~
would be a ribbon cutting ceremony,with judges and prizes.
Her thought would be to use the meeting room for opening
ceremony and to hang the pictures on the walls in the hall.
Wp would have to get permission from Supervisor Smith to use
the building for this purpose. The Commission was in favor
of the idea and Mrs. DeLisa was asked to work something up.
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DIRECTOR"S REPORT
Mr. Reimer reported the following:
1. The first staff meeting was held June 11th with
Sloper- L,li ll+~'n t~'nd the secclnd was Jl.I'ne 18th wi th tr'le Tc:\sk
Force on Prevention of Child Abuse. Because of the large
I"egist'l-ation tU'l-n out, we ha\/e had to hire tl-',lCl additional
counselors increasing our staff to 30 Directors and
Counselors and 4 Swim Instructors.. Registration figures
':':'II"'e j::iS follo~'Js:
Castle PClint
1'1ar't:<~ FiF:ld
Rob i nson Lan!::
100
300
'Ie"
1\3
Hughsl:.nv ill +:2
Quiet Acn::.>s
SpClc1k Hi 11
1 ~:;9
110
c,?:=j 0
Total - 994 children
We are averaging approximately 400 children per day.
2" So far everything is gOiYlg as smooth as C8n be
f::'>:PPC ted ~'Ji th the numbe'," clf ch i 1 dr"en reg i stF,n-ed. kle h.:'ild a'li
accident at Martz Field with a swing breaking while 2 kids
were swinging causing them to fall on a third child on the
IJI"'ol.lnd.. Because of this incident we had trH:2 !E,e.::its check.:::d b'y'
Miracle Recreation and they were found to be defective. We
will have to look into having them replaced..
The second incident occurred today at Deer Hill Pool
with the Spook Hill Playground. A child was hit in the head
with a stone. The ambulance was called but he was taken to
t,1+,?d iCl.ls ~oJhere he l-'Jas tn?ated. Ml-. F:eimer spclke ~'Ji th thl':::
parents and everything was all right. The parents had only
prai,s;A 'fCll- thE~ \,<Jay thE~ staf"f handled the sltuation.
3. Revisions have been made on the Camp Safety Plan
for the Department of Health"s initial 28 violations. We
then received 4 additional ones of which all but one are
finished.. The only one left to complete is the Camp Health
D:I'i'pctCc'f' IrJhich we r'+?ally nef::~d in name ordy. TrH? Hpalth Df':'pt..
n:~quirps us to namE~ a dir'f?ctcl\- \ooJhethel'" he j::\ctually dClf':~!:=,
anything.. The Town has a contract with Sloper and Supervisor
Smith was able to get a name for us of someone to act in this
capacity.. Hopefully, now everything will be completed..
4. The inspector from the Health Dept. was around to
taki-:. l-'Jater selmplf.":s fl-om all the playgr"ound sites and
apparently he isn"t happy with the water at Castle Point. We
are presently having the Director or Counselor bring in water
in galVAnized coolers. We may have to have the water checked
at. t.h!? sc<\\n:e but it ~\las thCIUi:Jht that thf:'? cocllp)"'"s \<,Je',"e ncd:
sterilized.. Miss Slacin will sterilize them and see if that
makps a difference.
5. Gymnastics program starts Monday at Myers.
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6. Tennis clinics are going well with approximately 79
people registered for the first session. There have been
cjl.lit.e a 'few calls for the seccll-,d session \'\lhich ~'Jill start on
.1\.11. y 22nd.
7. The volleyball courts are coming along. Everyone is
arf::.~j.C<~..tS t() star't.. I'ff fact abCcL{t 3i.) pec(plE~ we..."€? f-€:~a{j''y' tee plF.'t."y
tonight. The Director is meeting them and will explain that
there has been a delay. Mr. Vorndran mentioned that he hopes
to have at. least one court finished tomorrow.
8. Concerts are going well. It was suggested that we
pnt a'nother ad ir, the papei'" I isting the i'"f:?St. of the cO""icertS"..
19S12 BUDGET
Mr. Holt mentioned that we have to start working on the
draft for the 1992 budget. The budget will have to be turned
:ir, by ~"1l1gl.lst 8th. t'l',,". t'laurer said that we shcculd thi.....,k i::lbout
charging for our programs as most other Towns already do.
With the economy as it. is we have to generate some revenue
but we have to make sure that we don"t cost ourselves Ollt of
thE~ proqrams:,. tk.. Holt asked that evei'''y'Ccne '.."e\/ei~'J thE' blldiJPt
and turn in any information or requests to Mrs.Roe by July
2~th..
Mi.... t'lar,;t'.."oain,..",i .:."'Igai"'1 brought up the sugges:,tior', cc'f
having advertisers place signs on the outfield fences at
Robinson Lane.. This practice is done in the Village and must
generate some revenue. We don"t feel that we are ready for
this type of advertising at this point.
SClCCF.::R
?"1ppn:1va I . "Jas i'"eCe i ved f'i-elm the Tf)wn Bccard for SOCCf::."(O to
hold a camp from August 19th to the 23rd. The Camp will be
held at Rnckingham. It was requested that a porta-john be
ordered for this Camp and to be used through the Fall soccer
s{~~c( ~~;Cc ri "
MI'. Rider asked if we had heard anything on the
Buyokowski Property on Route 376. He mentioned that the Army
Corp of of Engineers might do some work for them when the
property is ready to be worked. Mr. Holt mentioned that he
had spoken to Mr. Levenson and this is on the Planning Board
for Monday Night (July 15th) for final approval.
Mr. Rider asked if either Mr. Holt or Mr. Vorndarn harl
been able to get to Fishkill to look at their wooden wall
which can be used for racquetball or to play single tennis..
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They have not been able to get down as yet but will as soon
as thE:!'>" can.
Mr. Vorndran mentioned that they have finished seeding
on the left side area as you enter the Park at Casle Point.
They are also mulching around the trees to Cllt down on the
mowing/trimming. Mr. Maurer suggested that we check into a
prodllct ci:."Illed "caseror-," which kills vJeeds a'nd g''-'i:.''I5S. He
said that they use it at Fishkill Rural Cenetery and
sllggested that vJf-" cc.uld use it at CILIi- Cemetei-y a'nd u'ndf.'1r
fences etc. It is not harmful and he thinks it is $80. for a
60 Ib bag. Mr. Maurer suggested he check into Agway for this
product..
CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
Mr. Holt mentioned the following:
1. We are still working on the gazebo for the Town
Hr.:d. 1 . T:if:! arf?:!a is all n?ady and we ar'e just ~"ait; i rig f'c<r East
FishkiII Railrocld Tie to install it. The cost is
approximately $4,600 for the 14' diameter gazebo. We have
r8c8ived a $1,000. donation from Rotary for this project.
Letters will be sent out to other service organizations for
.fll.....ther donatic,r,s.
2" No word has been received from Mr. Paggi on the
septic system at Schlathaus. Back in April we wrote a letter
rpquesting information on what we would have to do to use thp
huilding for meetings of approximately 15, 20 and 30 peopl8.
We would like to do something so that we could get some use
from the building now instead of waiting for 2 to 3 years.
3. Mrs. Korz has been working on the Halloween Party
and has contracted with David Haines for the program. The
pa....ty will be held Cktober 27th. Mr. Reimer was asked to
check on an inside site as back up in case of inclement
wpathel. Mr. Rider also asked if anyone had any appropriate
music for the day.
4. It was mentioned that there is a good possibility
that the Senior Center at Town Hall will be open on Mondays
next year. If that is the case, we will have to make some
changes for our 1992 budget. Mr. Holt will discuss this with
l"h",~ . Del... i sa.
5<< SiJ1Ce we have many small p\Jrchases by Mrs~ Dpl_isa,
Miss Slacin and Mr. Vorndran, Mr. Holt questioned Mrs. Smith
about hav i. ng a P!:?t t.y' Cash account. She suggested that V,le
write a letter to the Town Board with this request.
6. ~,h:;. still have to oi-dei- sm.:dl Chr-istmas Gifts fCc'" Ollr
F'age 5
Party in December. Also for Christmas, it was suggested that
1'1ro. "./orndr",n1 dcc the lights CcO" the hccuse earol y befo\-e the
weather gets bad and we still have our part time people.
7. I twas l'""f?quested that t1i-S. Rcce chec k on the S;ota tl.\S;o of 0
the subdivision CrOf) the let"t side crf RCrbinson Len".e ~'Jhere l-'J8
have a request in for land.
8. A golf lesson is planned for the end of July or
beginning of August. We need at least 20 people to make it
worth having. This will probably be the last one that we will
have without charging.
9. A request was received for a baseball camp to be
held at Robinson Lane. After a discussion with all members
it was decided to approve this camp with the stipltlation that
the Town gets something for it- a small fee of approximately
$250. or something in that line. Mr. Holt will speak to Mrs.
f:;mith abccut tl-d.s.
Mr. Fisher mentioned that as soon as the playgrounds
slow down we should think about; doing some repair work on the
bathrooms at Robinson Lane. The flushes should be replaced
etc. He also suggested that we look into getting some
diff8rent type of clay for the Robinson Lane. He thinks that
there is a place where he could get a different typ~-
something that would stay down longer. He will check on
this..
The meeting was adjourned at 8:50 on a motion by Mr.
Maurer seconded by Mr. Mastroianni.
PF..ggy Hoe
Secretary
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JULY 1991 REPORT TO RECREATION COMMISSION
SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
June marked the 3rd anniversary of the Center's opening.
I dedicated June to the Wappinger's Senior Center and
continued our Hugs to all members each morning. The
anniversary was celebrated with a picnic which included an
opening ceremony for the Bocci and Horseshoe Courts. Both
Connie Smith and Ralph Holt spoke to the members at the
dedication of the Courts. Joe Mastroianni and I cut the
ribbon. Over 60 people attended the picnic. First and
Second place ribbons were given to those that won the Bocci
and Horseshoe games. Joe was our official Official. The
Recreation Commission bought a cake for the Seniors in honor
of this anniversary. It was a great success and attracted
reporters from three different papers!
Senior activities included the regular schedule of oil
painting, exercise, line dancing, arts/crafts, videos and
cards/games. Many of the members have been enjoying a game
of Bocci when weather permits. On June 20th, the Bardavon
Theater sponsored transportation to the U.S. Army show.
Several members took this opportunity to go to the Bardavon.
Susanne Marsuke from the 65+ Program at Vassar Hospital
came to speak on June 27th. She also explained the
Life-Line System and offered her expertise to the Seniors.
The Lake George Trip, on June 25th was a great success.
There was an average of 29 Seniors at the Center per day
for the month of June. There are 107 seniors presently
registered at the Center.
ITEMS TO BE NOTED:
1. Connie Smith gave us a new cabinet. This has helped
with some of our storage problems.
2. We are hoping to have the Center room painted in the
near future. We will then decorate the room and give it
a more pleasant atmosphere.
3. The Senior Center Fund received a $25.00 cash donation
in memory of Marie Amorosso who passed away June 8th.
The money will be used for Senior activities.
4. The Seniors have agreed to make some oraft items to be
donated to Hospice Caregivers. Hospice will use these
as a fundraiser and sell them (for donation) at the
Dutchess County Fair in August.
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5. I have cancelled the line dancers debut at the USO Show
on Aug. 4th due to inconsistent attendance.
6. July events include a B-B-Que on the 12th. We will try
out our new gas B-B-Que grill. Exercise is cancelled
the week of the 15th because the large meeting room is
being used. The Wednesday exercise teacher, Jay Mathad
will be on vacation until Aug. 14th. I have not
scheduled speakers and other events because many of the
members are away on vacation.
7. August events include a bus trip to Kelly's Country
Western Show, Gouldsboro, PA on the 24th. A speaker
from Medicaid may come to speak this month. A date has
not yet been confirmed.
8. I started a Wappinger Senior News (see attached). This
is a trial newsletter. Have not had much comment on it
as yet. I am open to any suggestions from the
commission.
ISSUES TO BE DISCUSSED:
1. It was brought to my attention that a non-resident was
going on the Lake George trip. I asked Helen Nixon for
a list of the people going on the trip and found there
was a non-resident booked. I spoke to Helen about this
and informed her that this person was not eligible for
this trip. I also assured her that since the trip was
only a few days away, that we would reimburse her for
any monies that she would lose by cancelling this
persons's reservation. Helen did not ask for any
reimbursement. After the trip, I was informed that
someone (no name) had been on the trip that did not live
in the town. We need to discuss this.
2. I would like to have an art show open to all Seniors in
the Town of Wappinger. Time: Spring. We would need a
space to hang the show preferably for 7-10 days. My
thoughts are to have judges (local artists or I know
several that are qualified but not local), prizes, an
opening reception, etc. Or June Visconti suggested an
outdoor art show on the grounds. Can, we do this? What
are your suggestions ?
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JULY
1991
TOWN OF WAPPINGER SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER: OPEN 10:00A.M.-3:00P.M.
20 Middlebush Rd. Wappingers Falls, N.Y. 12590 Phone:297-3670
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I I 1 IEXERCISE IS 13 Florence Kiouttes
110-Noon:Painting I CANCELLED! !!!! 15 Amy Menconeri
110-Noon:artsicraftlO-Noon:arts/craftsl9 Anne Peters
INoon: LUNCH 9lNoon: LUNCH 12 Ray Moran
112:30-3:cards/game12:30-3:oards/games16 Carol Casazza
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S~~IOR ~~WS
BY Kathi DeLisa, Director
HAPPY 4th OF JULY! !! Thank you all for your part in keeping
our country free and independent. Your generation has
fought for freedom, given us leaders to guide our country
and given us another generation to continue your legacy.
You are an important part in America's history and success
and continue to guide us all. A big hug to all of you!!!
Remember the Center is closed Thursday, July 4th and Friday,
July 5th. Have a wonderful and safe weekend.
Let's have a B-B-Que!! On July 12th, I have scheduled a
B-B-Que/Picnic. We now have a new and larger grill to cook
on so we better try it and see if it works. Our picnics
have been fun and successful because of you. Most of you
have been generous and helpful by bringing food or giving a
small donation towards purchases. However, there are those
that have not contributed. To make it fair to all of you,
for future picnics, I suggest that those that do not want to
bring something, contribute a few dollars for the items we
will need. For the July 12th picnic, see Kathi for the food
list. We will celebrate the 4th of July a week late but we
can still make it a bang up affair.
Please note that Exercise and Line Dancing are cancelled
July 16th-July 19th. The large meeting room will be in use
that week. Jay, our Wednesday exercise instructor will be
on vacation July 17-Aug. 7. She will return for exercise on
Aug. 14th.
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Happy Birthday to Connie Smith, Town Supervisor on July 7th.
I want to thank Connie for all her cooperation in helping to
make the Center a better place.
We will have our Birthday Party on July 25th. We will need
3 Birthday cakes for the occasion. Please see Kathi, if you
will volunteer to bring one. I also want to thank all of
you who have brought cakes for our past birthday parties.
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Sal Patricola, from Hospice Caregivers wants to thank you
for the offer to make craft items to be sold at the Dutchess
County Fair as a fund raiser for Hospice. May I suggest
that we make more of the hug magnets as well as some of the
other wonderful items that you make.
Do you have a favorite recipe? Or a special recipe handed
down through your family? With all your wonderful recipes,
we can make a cookbook sponsored by the Center and sell them
at the craft fair. So bring those recipes in. If you want
to try them _Oflrst, I am sure many of us will be glad to test
them for you. I will type them and we can work together to
compile the most outrageous cookbook ever. The sooner we
start the better so dig into those recipe boxes and memories
and let's do it.
Please note: Your annual picnic at Bowdoin Park will be on
Thursday, August 8th.
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A-1620.41
A-1620.40
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A-7620 .4
A-7110.2
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BILLS PAID DURING JULY 1991
SYLVAN LAKE TELEPHONE CO.
Robinson Lane -227-9434 Service 6/26/91
to 7/25/91
NYNEX MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS - Castle Point
CENTRAL HUDSON GAS I ELECTRIC
24.07
75.99
ServIce - 4/25/91 to 6/26/91
Schlathaus Park Acct.# 7808-0499-01
All Angels Hill Rd. Acct.# 7808-0390-00
Service 4/30/91 to 6/28/91
Robinson Lane Rec. Area Acct.# 7371-1295-00
Robinson Lane Account # 7371-1300-00
50.70
28.85
12.42
592.65
Service - 5/20/91 to 6/21/91
Tennis Courts - Account #7690-0425-00
23.91
Bradlees
259.99
SENIOR CITIZEN ACCOUNT
Roberts Boice Paper Co.
D.C. Assoc. for Senior Citizens
Dutchess County YMCA (May)
Kathi DeLisa
Poughkeepsie Journal
Dutchess County YMCA (June)
Kathi Delisa
Dutchess Co. Assoc. Senior Citizens
Coffee Systems of Hudson Valley
A-I Fence Company
A-l Fence Company
78.50
540.25
60.00
55.48
24.30
60.00
16.78
716.57
36.00
4,571.25
1,640.00
Jonmar Associates, Inc.
Chris Bar Electric, Inc.
Jonmar Associates, Inc.
Jonmar Associates, Inc.
Windsor Building Supplies
Urey Hardware
R.G.H. Construction
John Vorndran
H. G. Page
Guardian Trailer Rentals
Guardian Trailer Rentals
E.S.P. Expanded Supply Co.
Dutche~s County Sheriff
Royal L;artlng
Chris Bar Electric
A-l Portable Toilets
A-l Portable Toilets
A-l Portable Toilets
78.35
45.00
49.00
27.40
251.44
243.65
180.00
6.50
74.16
320.00
320.00
136.00
400.68
175.90
90.00
95.00
95.00
95.00
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Bills July 1991 Can't
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A-1 Portable Toilets
A-I Portable Toilets
A-1 Portable Toilets
A-I Portable Toilets
A-1 Portable Toilets
A-1 Portable Toilets
East Fishkill Railroad Tie
95.00
95.00
95.00
95.00
95.00
95.00
191.76
A-7140 .4
Deer Hill Conference Center
Deer Hill Conference Center
Dutchess Office Supplies
Caldor
Caldor
Caldor
Anaconda Kaye
Amy Slacin
Alfred B. Weston
~.M.S. Associates
Lewis Rompala
2,600.00
2,600.00
20.40
47.76
248.54
49.72
34.00
37.07
30.52
102.90
7.43
B-7310.4
S. & S. Arts & Crafts
S. & S. Arts & Crafts
S. & S. Arts & Crafts
S. & S. Arts & Crafts
S. & S. Arts & Crafts
Switch In Time
Joe Veillette
Jennifer Dreaper
Heart & Soul, Inc.
Dutchess County Red Cross
Serpent Survival
Jennifer Dreaper
424.71
414.02
440.91
409.53
345.27
800.00
900.00
275.00
675.00
96.00
450.00
750.00