1995-02-07
RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING
AGENDA - FEBRUARY 7, 1995
CALL MEETING TO ORDER
PRESENT:
APPROVE MINUTES January 10, 1995 meeting APPROVED
CORRECTIONS:
SECONDED
CORRESPONDENCE'
1. Letter from Gerald V. Hayes - Re: Gary D. Caporuscio
2. Copy of Letter from Peter Paggi to D. C. Health - Re: Castle POint Recreation
3. Letter from Diane Quint - Re: Use of Castle Point 4/30/95 for March of Dimes Walk
4. Letter from Carl Oken ~. Re: Dutchess Debs use of Robinson Lane 7/28 - 7/30
5. Letter from Jeanne Stupplebeen Re: Fun in the Park
6. Letter from Denise Schirmer Re: Babysitting Course
7. Memo from D. C. Youth Bureau - Re: Quarterly and annual report schedules
8. Memo from D. C. Youth - Re: availability of $822. funds for 1995
9. Approval from Ketcham for concert 4/28/95
10. Approval from J.J. for use of facilities for Basketball Program 6/26 to 6/30
11. Letter from Sports Nine, Inc. with fees for 1995
12. Copy of check $6,987.00 for funding for 1994 from D. C. Youth Bureau
13. Attendance report for 1994 which was submitted to Town Board
REPORTS
K.D.
B.R.
J.C.
J.E.
R.F.
B.G.
E.K.
S.M.
R.J.H.
NEW BUSINESS - Proposed Summer Playground registration dates
OLD BUSINESS - Utility Easement for Rockingham
MEETING ADJOURNED
NEXT MEETING
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RECREATION COMMITTEE MINUTES
FEBRUARY 7, 1995
NEXT MEETING MARCH 14, 1995 AT SCHlATHAUS PARK
The regular meeting of the Town of Wappinger Recreation Committee
was held February 7, 1995 at Schlathaus Park, All Angels Hill Road, Town of
Wappinger, Dutchess County, New York.
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m.by Chairman Ralph J.
Holt. Others present were: Kathi Delisa, Senior Citizen Director, Bernie Reimer,
Recreation Director and Committee Members James Chappas, Joseph Ennesser, Ronald
Friedman, Barbara Gutzler, Ellen Korz and Stephen Miller.
The minutes of the January 10, 1995 meeting were approved on a motion
by Mr. Ennesser seconded by Mr. Chappas.
OUTGOING lETTERS
1. Thank you letter from Kathi Delisa to Wendy Mallet, D. C. Heart Association.
2. letters from Bernie Reimer to Deer Hill Conference Center, Hughsonville Fire
District and Peter Mack, Board of Health re: 1995 Summer Playground.
3. letter to Town Board re: electrical concern at Martz Field "Exposed Wire".
4. letters to Town Board - Request for P.O. for Myers For gymnastics and Southern
Dutchess News for advertisements and to go to bid for a dump truck.
5. letter to Supervisor Smith re: Maintenance Salaries and request to Comptroller
to raise Steve Tompkins'salary to $17,500 and Bob Weber's salary to $15,000.
as of 1/27/95 payroll.
6. letter to Mr. & Mrs. Rasch re: condition Quiet Acres Park was left in last
fall.
7. Memo to Town Board re: Ron Friedman sitting in for Ralph Holt from 2/8/95 to
3/13/95
CORRESPONDENCE
A letter was received from Gerald V. Hayes, Attorney for Gary D.
Caporuscio who is charged with driving over Rockingham fields and causing damage
to the field. He suggested that the young men (all those who have been caught)
could spend a Saturday in the Spring doing all the work to repair the fields.
Mr. Holt spoke with Supervisor Smith and was told not to talk with the lawyer
as the case was due in court soon.
A copy of a letter addressed to Dutchess County Health Dept. from
Peter Paggi regarding the Castle Point Recreation Site was forwarded to us for
our information.
A letter was received from Diane Quint, Castle Point WalkAmerica
Coordinator requesting use of the Castle Point recreation area for a checkpoint for
their March of Dimes walk on April 30th. They would also require a porta-john.
A letter will be sent to Ms. Quint with approval of this request.
Recreation Minutes
February 7, 1995
Page 2
A letter was received from Carl Oken, President of Dutchess Debs
requesting use of Robinson lane for their tournament from July 28, 1995 to July 30,
1995. They understand that they must supply portajohns and that little league
would have the right to run the concession stand if there are any Town games being
held. Their request was for 8 fields. Mr. Reimer will contact them regarding
this request and ~that last year there was some damage to some of the pitcher's
mounds. We must emphasize that the fields must be left as they were found.
A letter was received from Jeanne Stupplebeen regarding the "Fun In
the Park" 1995. Mrs. Delisa mentioned that last year we had a transportation
problem as Dial A Ride would not take the Seniors. Mrs. Delisa was asked to
investigate this and possibly we could do something as a combined effort with
Fishkill.
A letter was received from Denise Schirmer to teach a Babysitting
Certification Course. Mrs. Delisa will look into this and report back at the
next meeting.
Memo's have been received from the Dutchess County Youth Bureau.
The first gives a schedule of the dates for the quarterly and annual reports for
1995. The second was to announce the availability of $822. Youth Development and
Delinquency Funds. It was mentioned that because we now charge for most of our
programs that there are not too many things we could go in for.
Approval was received from the Roy C. Ketcham SCRoal for use of their
auditorium/cafeteria, band room and class room for the West POint Concert to be
held April 28, 1995 from 6 - 11. It was also noted that they would need a certificate
of insurance and that there would be custodial overtime after 10:00 p.m. Mrs. Roe
noted that the certificate has already been forwarded to the school. Mr. Reimer
mentioned that the band has not gonten back to him regarding the buffet but we
should get information on it since it is usually requested. Mrs. K6rz said that
she has spoken to the caterer that we had last time and that they would give us
some information soon.
Approval has been received from John Jay High for use of their gym
for our summer boys and girls basketball clinic/camp to be held June 26th to June
30th from 10:00 a.m. to 12 noon. Mr. aeimer noted that during the summer the
Wappinger School District rotates the school being used for outside activities
and this year the school being used is John Jay. He also mentioned that we normally
hold our clinic the first week in August but for 1995, they are not allowing outside
usage after the end of July so we have to run our program the end of June.
A letter was received from Sports Nine Inc with prices for the 1995
season.
A check was received from the State of New York in the amount of
$6,987. representing the Youth Bureau funding for 1994. The check will be placed
in the recreation income account A-2001.
Recreation Minutes
February 7, 1995
Page 3
The attendance report for the Recreation Committee Members for 1994
which was given to the Town Board was given out to the membership.
A copy of the 1995 budget was given to the Committee Members. A review
of the budget will take place upon Mr. Holt's return from vacation.
SENIOR CITIZEN REPORT
Mrs. Delisa handed out a report on the Senior Citizen activities
for the month of January. This report is attached to these minutes.
She also noted that May is Senior Citizen month and she thought it
would be nice to introduce a Wappinger Senior Citizen as "Senior of the Year".
It was suggested that a placque be presented with the proclamation and possibly
"he or she" would be honored in the Communtiy Day Parade. We will speak with
Supervisor Smith regarding this.
Mrs. Delisa is working on setting up a literary Club/Creative Writing
Class. Finding someone to do this is a problem since a lot of qualified people
are working. If anyone has any suggestions, please let her know.
DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Mr. Reimer reported the following:
1. All the winter programs are doing
basketball program has approximately 56 registered
program has approximately BO children registered.
for both of these programs.
well. The boys and girls
and the boys and girls gymnastics
We have had to close registration
2. Scott Silverstein mentioned that he may not be back for the summer
clinic. They are working on a replacement for this program.
3. The West Point band has not gotten back with a confirmation of
the buffet but we should plan on it since they usually request it.
4. A meeting was held last week to discuss changes for the summer
playground program. Those attending were Mr. Reimer, Mr. Holt, Mr. Friedman, Miss
Russell, Mrs. Carolyn Harding and Mrs. Roe. It was suggested that registration be
handled differently to try and take some burden from the recreation office during the
two weeks priorto the opening of the playgrounds. Mr. Reimer presented a proposal
for scheduled dates for each playground. It was requested that each of the committee
members check their schedule to see where they might be able to help. Mr. Holt is
scheduled to meet with the Town Board on March 13th to discuss staff salaries.
We also have to know how we should handle the mandated ratio. Do we put a freeze
on registration???
Recreatioo Mirutes
February 7, 1995
Page 4
5. We have received many applications for employment in the summer
program. Mr. Reimer mentioned that he would like to make up an interview sheet
and see if he could schedule interviews while some of the college students are
home on break.
6. He is in the process of planning programs for the summer and
made note that the end of summer picnic will be scheduled for August 8th.
7. Five of the seven concerts are set with the first one scheduled
for the last Thursday in June. The final concert is scheduled for August 10th
barring any rain outs.
SOCCER
Mr. Chappas mentioned that soccer would definitely be interested in
using the Quiet Acres field if available. Mr. Ennesser mentioned that we have
received an estimate of $1,935. from Chris Bar to do the lighting there.
A date of February 13, 1995 has been set for the soccer workshop
with the Town Board.
It was found that there is a Central Hudson utility easement from
the back of Rockingham complex to Brown Road with the property owner being
"Stripe". What we need to know is whether this easement could be used as a
roadway to exit the park area. We will bring this to the attention of Supervisor
Smith in case it comes up at the workshop meeting.
BOAT RAMP
Mr. Ennesser met with the maintenance guys about the boat ramp and
asked them to check the ramps to see what they need for repair (ie hardware, floats
and wood). We also have to speak with "Mike" about the charge for sinking a piling
instead of hooking the dock to the wall.
LITTLE LEAGUE
Registration for Little League was cancelled on February 4th because
of the snow storm. Mr. Friedman said that it is now scheduled for February 11th
and February 18th from 10 - 4 at the Masonic Lodge on Myers Corners Road.
TENNIS
Mrs. Korz asked about the tennis program. She will contact Barry
Casowitz about scheduling. It was decided to have registration for the May adult
session during the later part of Aprilw
Recreation Minutes
February 7, 1995
Page 5
CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
Mr. Holt reported the following:
1. A letter has been sent to Supervisor Smith asking where the money
will come from for the installation of the lights at Spook Hill and also the
paint since this was not put in our budget.
2. We have received quotes for lights at both Martz Field and Quiet
Acres. It was noted that we won't be doing these projects until we see how the
lights work out at Spook Hill.
3.
duty dump truck.
Approval was received from the Town Board to purchase a new heavy
We will be going out to bid soon.
4. The maintenance guys have been working at Castle POint to clear
out the brush by the fence on the right below the pavilion. They are also working
with the Castle Point Administrators to clear out brush across the street from
the park so as to improve the view of the river from the pavilion.
5. We are in the process of getting estimates for doing the roof
at Robinson Lane. This has to be done before opening day so the metal shield
can be attached before they use the store.
7. A proposal has been put forth for the addition of Corey Castellano's
name on the memorial stone at Robinson Lane. Before this can be approved, we
have to receive a letter of approval from the parents.
8. The maintenance guys have painted the inside of the barn and
have sharpened all the tools and servicee the trucks and mowers. They also did
some finishing work on the "pole building".
9. We have to do some fencing at the Barn to stop the kids from
coming through the back of the Town property. We are getting estimates on this.
Also as soon as the property line between the Fulton Property and the Town Property
has been settled, we will install fencing along that line.
10. Little League wants to put additional on deck fencing on 3 or 4
fields. We have approved this but Little League is paying for it. The quote
received was given to Mr. Friedman for Little League.
11. We want to repair and resurface the 2 tennis courts on the barn
side of Montfort Road. We have received a proposal from Copeland Coating of
$4,080. to do this work. We have also reminded them that we have a problem with
the back corner of the other courts and they bave agreed to fix this problem at
the same time they do the other courts. We have spoken with the owners of Cross
Courts and they recommend Copeland for this work. There is money in the budget
for this work to be done. A letter will be sent to the Town Board for approval
to go forward with this project.
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Recreation Minutes
February 7, 1995
Page 6
12. Mr. Holt has spoken to Pat Moore of the Southern Exchange Club
about funding for the second Christmas Party for the Seniors. Mr. Moore will
bring this request to his Director's meeting.
13. We own 22 acres of land at Briar Lane. Maybe we should start
to think about making a roadway into the property.
Information was received from the New York State Recreation and Parks
about the conference to be held April 22nd to April 26th at the Marriott's
Windwatch Hotel in Happaugge, Long Island. It was suggested that a letter be
sent to the Town Board requesting permission for three people to go to the full
conference and one person to attend for a i-day session.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:10 p.m. on a motion by Mr. Miller
seconded by Mr. Chappas.
Peggy Roe
Secretary
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FEBRUARY 1995 REPORT TO THE RECREATION COMMISSION
FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY
SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
January activities at the Senior Citizen Center included
the regular schedule of arts/crafts, oil painting, exercise,
line dancing, photo club, videos, bingo, puzzles, cards and
games. The Center was closed Jan. 2 for New Year's Day and
16th for Martin Luther King Day.
The seniors celebrated Chinese New Year on Jan. 20th.
The Center was decorated with balloons and Chinese
decorations. Noise makers were provided so everyone could
cheer in the New Year. Each senior received a LeSai, a
traditional gift of money usually given to children in a red
envelope. Our version of the LeSai was a penny or two
wrapped in a red napkin. A variety of Chinese food was
served and each senior received a fortune cookie. Raffle
prizes were also awarded.
On the 13th the seniors celebrated Hat Day. Several
seniors wore hats, some funny, some pretty, some very
unusual. Prizes were given for the best.
Blood pressure screening was available on the 11th.
Diana Weibrecht from the Office of the Aging was at the
Center on the 12th. The monthly birthday party was on the
27th.
Jackie Garvey, an intern from Keuka College worked with
us this month. Her Field Placement will earn her credits
towards her college degree. Jackie helped organize the
Chinese New Year party and helped with crafts and general
Center activities.
There are 200 seniors registered at the Center and 155 on
the waiting list.
ITEMS TO BE NOTED:
1. Jennifer Marasco from Dutchess Community College will be
at the Center as an intern from Jan. 31 until the end of
April.
2. February activities include a Valentine Ball at the
Holiday Inn in Fishkill and a Washington's Birthday party.
3. May is Senior Citizen Month. I am initiating a
"Wappinger Senior Center Senior of the Year." Center
members will vote the Senior to be honored. Suggestions??
4. The 1995 trip schedule is almost complete. A copy of
the list will be included in next month's report.
5. There are many talented seniors at the Center who write
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any of these "writings" in the newsletter.
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By Kathi DeLisa, Director
FEBRUARY 1995
First I would like to thank all of you for the prayers
for my sister. And I promise a full report when I return
from Ohio as to her progress. Your thoughts and prayers
mean so much to me. Thank you.
If you haven't signed up for the Valentine Ball, please
do so by Feb. 10th. The Valentine Ball will be held at the
Holiday Inn in Fishkill on Wed., Feb. 15th at noon. There
will be food, music, dancing and lots of fun. The luncheon
includes soup and salad, a choice of broiled fish, sliced
sirloin of beef or chicken franchese, dessert and
coffee/tea. The cost for dues paying members is $8.00. The
fun is free!! Don't forget to nominate a King & Queen of
Hearts. We will vote on these nominations very soon. Write
your choice of who you think should have this honor and
place it in the box on the sign up table. The King and
Queen of Hearts will reign at the Ball and have Royal
Duties. There will be prizes for the best ballroom dancing
(music will be by Johnny Dell) and other surprises. So sign
up and enjoy some brightness in these dull winter months.
On Feb. 22nd we will celebrate Washington's Birthday with
cherry pie and ice cream. If anyone wants to chop down a
cherry tree, bring your own tree and axe.
Other February news...blood pressure screening is Feb. 8.
Diana from the Office of the. Aging will be at the Center on
Feb. 9. Birthdays will be celebrated on Fri., Feb. '24.
Remember, those with birthdays are ask~d to bring a cake
for the party. We will all help you celebrate.
The center is closed Monday, Feb. 20 for President's Day.
Bingo days are Wed. the 1st & 22nd and Thurs., the 9th &
16th. THE WALKING CLUB CONTINUES.......
There are several seniors on the waiting list who join in
the exercise classes and come to Bingo. Many of these
seniors have chosen to pay the monthly/yearly dues.
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enough spaoe for these seniors to join our other "in Center"
events and aotivities. In an attempt to aooommodate more
seniors, those seniors who pay their dues and partioipate in
exeroise may attend our outside lunoheons at the reduoed,
oost.
Last month I mentioned that May is Senior Citizen Month.
In honor of Senior Citizen Month, I would like to initiate a
"Wappinger Senior Center Senior of the Year." The senior
should be one who is a member of our Center, oontributes to
the suooess of our Center and goes out of the way to oare
about our members by their aotions, kindness, eto. In April
we will nominate those who you ohoose to reoeive this award.
More on this later. Although this idea is still in the
planning stage you may wish to start thinking of a senior
who would deserve this award and the reason you think they
should reoeive this award.. Any other suggestions?
Something new!!! We have many talented seniors at the
Center. Some do orafts, some paint or draw, some write
poetry and/or stories, some have wonderful and oreative
ideas. Starting this month, I will inolude any poetry or
short story, or writing with the news letter. You may
submit your "writing" or even a drawing or oartoon to me at
any time. This must be written or drawn by you. Please do
not submit preprinted artioles etc. from other sources. I
am sure we will all enjoy reading or seeing the creativity
of our fellow seniors. To start this off this month there
is a beautiful poem written by Sue Bush attached to the
oalendar and newsletter. I believe you will all enjoy
reading this.
The Wappinger Lions Club needs old eyeglasses or hearing
aids. These are used for those less fortunate. So if you
have any you no longer want or need, bring them to the
Center. I will see to it that they are given to the Lions
Club.
In regard to paying dues. In the past, most of you have
paid your dues by the month and I appreciate this very much.
However, there are still a few who oontinue to pay dues on a
weekly basis. To make my reoord keeping easier, please, if
you can try to pay on a monthly basis. It is easie~ for you
(you only have to think about it onoe a month that way) and
it is easier for me. Also, if anyone is interested in
paying dues on a yearly basis, feel free to do so. Many
have ohosen to do this as they cannot be at the Center every
week and want to partioipate in our speoial events. Yearly
dues is $25.00. Again this will certainly make the reoord
keeping easier and muoh more efficient. Thank you. For
those paying dues by the month, February dues is $2.00. A
big hug to you all! Smile!!!
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WHERE HAVE ALL MY YESTERDAYS GONE TO?
by SUE BUSH
As I look Back..it seems like yesterday, that I was so young
I was so full of dreams, of things to do, places to see,
And dreams of things to come in the future.
But today is not my yesterday. Oh no, that was so long ago.
I ask my self, if I could change my dreams for tomorrow,
To be young again, if I had the chance,
Would I wake up with a smile on my face?
Or lay on a tear stained pillow thinking of the past?
And all the years that flew by all too fast.
Those days are gone forever, disappearing like a dream.
My beautiful dreams, they didn't last forever.
Since today is not my yesterday.
It is time to put those dreams away
And start dreaming anew, places to see, and things to do.
That child is no longer a child, but a grown woman with
Dreams for tomorrow, there is still so much to do.
I may change my way of living,
But I will always think of you.
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BILLS PAID DURING FEBRUARY 1995
A-1620.40 CENTRAL HUDSON GAS & ELECTRIC
Spook Hill Recreation 7810-1572-04-4 $ 13.30
Myers Corners Road 7802-1962-00-2 61.15
Stage - Schlathaus Park 7802-1860-00-6 13.48
Gazebo - Town Hall 7512-0470-00-2 18.98
Long Court 7851-1550-00-2 13.21
Barn-Montfort Road 7964-1460-00-5 137.43
A-1620.41 NYNEX
Martz Field 297-9928 4.33
Quiet Acres 297-7780 4.32
Spook Hill 297-9861 5.62
Barn-Montfort Road 297-3692 28.61
Schlathaus Park 297-4752 25.67
FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS
Robinson Lane 227-9434 21. 78
A-7110.4
Grossman's
Sherwin Williams
Hutchinson's Equipment
Jonmar Associates, Inc.
Bottini Fuel Corp.
Bottini Fuel Corp.
Brady's Power Equipment
111.92
29.90
8.99
24.50
106.84
203.90
25.25
A-7140.4
Petty Cash
12.86
A-7620.4
Petty Cash
Hobby Hut
Coffee Systems
74.41
48.48
52.00