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1995-05-16 AGENDA RECREA nON COMMITTEE MEETING MAY 16, 1995 CALL MEETING TO ORDER PRESENT APPROVE MINUTES - April II, 1995 Approved Corrections: Seconded CORRESPONDENCE '" I. Letter from Hughsonville Fire District - Re: Sand under playground equipment 2, Letter from D.C. Youth Bureau - Re: Training for Summer Staff 3. Letter from Rose Ann DeFini - Re: Conducting a bake sale 4. Letter from Richard Rose with revised concert schedule 5. Letter from D.C. Emergency Response - Re: 1995 Camp Call List 6. Letter from United Way - Re: Information on programs 7. Certificate of Insurance from Sunday Morning League 8. Application from Castle Point for use offield 9. Letter from City of Beacon re programs and our response. REPORTS K.D. B.R. lC. J.E. R.F. B.G. E.K. S.M. R.J .H. NEW BUSINESS Light at Robinson Lane OLD BUSINESS Playgrounds Boat Ramp MEETING ADJOURNED NEXT MEETING RECREATION COMMITTEE MINUTES May 16, 1995 The regular meeting of the Town of Wappinger Recreation Committee was held May 16, 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, Director and Committee Members James Chappas, Joseph Ennesser, Ronald Friedman, Barbara Gutzler and John Vorndran, Maintenance Supervisor. The minutes of the April II, 1995 meeting were approved on a motion by Mr. Ennesser seconded by Miss Gutzler. CORRESPONDENCE A letter was received from the Hughsonville Fire District stating that it was suggested by their insurance agent, Marshall and Sterling, that sand or some other type soft material be placed under the playground equipment located at the firehouse grounds. They also requested that an inspection of the equipment be done prior to the Summer program commencing. Mr. V omdran will see that the sand is placed around the equipment. They also requested that the Fire District be named as an additional insured on the Town's policy for the summer program. A memo was received from Betsy Brockway, Executive Director of the Youth Bureau stating that the Youth Bureau will not be sponsoring a recreation worker training program in June. They suggested that we send our staff to the training offered by Hudson Valley Leisure Services Association on Saturday, June 24th. The workshop will be held at the Felix Festa Jr. High School .B. Wing gym on Parrott Road in West Nyack from 8:30 to 12:00 noon. The fee for advanced registration (no later than June 19, 1995) is $10.00 per person. The Late registration is $12.00 per person. Miss Gutzler made a motion to spend up to $200.00 for this workshop. A letter was received from Rose Ann DeFini, Ashley Garden Apts. 1229 Rt. 9 Wappingers Falls, N.Y. requesting permission to conduct a bake sale (with all proceeds to be contributed to the Friends of Corey). There was some confusion about where she wanted to hold this bake sale and when. Mr. Friedman will contact her to get more infonnation. We did not have a problem with this request if she wants to use Schlathaus but if she were requesting Robinson Lane we don't want to conflict with the store. A letter was received from Richard Rose, Town of Poughkeepsie Recreation Department with the revised concert schedule for 1995. A letter was received from the Dutchess County Department of Emergency Response with a list of the 1995 Camp Call List Participation. This will be signed and returned. A letter was received from the United Way requesting infonnation for their Human SelVices Directory. Mr. Holt and Mr. Reimer will look into this. A Certificate of Insurance was received from the John Dore Sunday Morning League. The last time they will be using the SB-l Field is on May 21 st. An application and check for $50.00 was received from the Castle Point Employee Association for the use of a Castle Point Field on Fridays from 4 - 6 p.m. and on Saturdays from 1- 4 p.m. from May 5th to September. A letter was received from Kathy Juhasz, Recreation Director of the City of Beacon requesting a list of our fees for both children and adult programs in the Town. This letter was answered. SENIOR CITIZEN REPORT Mrs. DeLisa handed out a report on the senior activities for the month of April. This report is attached to these minutes. Mrs. DeLisa mentioned that both Regina Waldron's and her CPR has expired and asked about being recertified. We will check on this as it is a good thing to have. We will have to contact Red Cross to see if they can just be recertified or if they have to go thru the whole course since their certification expired a year ago. DIRECTOR'S REPORT Mr. Reimer gave out at calendar of scheduled events. He noted that the staff meeting is not on the calendar but it is scheduled for June 15th at 6:00. He is still working on setting the dates for the Red. Cross RTE and CPR certification. Tentatively he is working on the dates of June 3rd, 5th and the 10th. The schedule is the same as last year except there are no long trips out of town. We will be going to the malls South Hills to Media Play and the Dutchess Mall to the movies. A schedule of the bus trips was also handed out and he noted that we will be able to keep track of the bus runs. Other special programs are scheduled for July 17th and 24th with Encore Productions and will qualify for the Youth Bureau funding. The end of summer picnic is scheduled for Wednesday, August 8th and at this point it is scheduled to be held at Schlathaus Park but we can always move it to Robinson Lane later. The real plus for Schlathaus is the stage. A list of the summer staff was distributed as of the present date. Mr. Reimer thanked all who helped on the registration. Mr. Holt requested that each member try to come up with some ideas for projects or things to do. These ideas will be typed and given to each playground director as additional things to draw from to keep the children busy. Back in January, Mr. Holt met with the Town Board and presented a potential problem regarding the summer playground program. Mr. Holt mentioned that in order to comply with the Board of Health ratio we must have a ratio of 1 counselor for every 12 children registered. To stay with that ratio, the maximum number of children we can register is 2 about 420 children and we have already signed up 385 and we still have Martz Field to register on Monday and Hughsonville and Spook Hill to register on Tuesday. Both Hughsonville and Spook Hill registrations are low so we know there will be a big registration. We now have a problem so Mr. Holt went to see Supervisor Smith and she said that we have to go with what money we have in the budget. He told her that it could mean that we have to turn people away and she said that if we had a problem with that to send the people to her. We really need the staffup front and probably after that the numbers will level off. If we could get some volunteers for the first few weeks, history tells us that the numbers will level off and we could handle everyone. If anyone knows of anyone who would volunteer, please give us their names A request was received from the Wappinger Modified Softball League to cut out the base paths on the upper field at Castle point.. They now go 60' and this year the league has extended them to 65'. Mr. Vorndran will take care of this. Regarding the 'Fox fire' concert on July 11 th, the band has requested lodging for the group and a light dinner. Because there are 4 in the group, it was suggested that we make Schlathaus available for the night if we can obtain cots. We can also provide drinking water and a cheap meal (veggie pizza). Mr. Reimer mentioned that they need a sound technician who is able to hook up at least IO mics. If anyone knows of someone who might be able to help us, please let Mr. Reimer know. He also has East Fishkill Recreation looking into this. TENNIS COURTS Mr. Chappas reminded us that there are 2" deep holes on the 4 big courts. Mr. Holt said that when the other courts are resurfaced that the company will fix the big courts. Mrs. Roe will check with Martin Wylde of Copeland Corp. about when they will do this. MARTZ FIELD Mr. Chapp as mentioned that the backboard on the basketball court needs to be tightened. Mr. Friedman mentioned that he had received many compliments on the work that was done on the field. ROBINSON LANE It was suggested that the porta john that is currently at Robinson Lane be placed by the girl's field and chained to the telephone pole. Mrs. Roe mentioned that it was only scheduled to be there for 2 months and should be removed soon but that she would call to see if that could be changed. Mr. Friedman mentioned that the stumps by fields 7 and 8 are dangerous and need to be taken care of. Mr. Vorndran will see that this is done. It was mentioned that the instructional fields are a disaster and full of rocks. It was suggested that some clay be put on those fields. Mr. Ennesser will take a look at it. A discussion took place on whether to install a sensor light on the pole outside the concession stand. At first it was thought that when this light went on it would be a signal that all games in progress would have to stop. Mr. Friedman mentioned that the idea is 3 good but the light may come on too early or too late depending on the day (cloudy etc.) It was suggested that Mr. Friedman tell Little League that if they would like to do this, they may. ROCKINGH~SOCCER Mr. Chappas indicated that soccer is in the process of holding their registration for the fall play. If anyone calls the Recreation Office refer them to Karen Roberto who is the registrar. Mr. Holt mentioned that the Town is going ahead with the $110,000. at Airport Park for the parking lot and the one field. Our maintenance people will work on the rest of the park to make it playable and safe. Mr. Holt mentioned that Rockingham Park is a mess-- the gate to the trailer is open, the cooker and a wheelbarrow has been left outside, the ropes for parking are down and all over the place. Mr. Holt suggested that they get over there and clean up the area and lock up the trailer. SIGNS Mr. Ennesser mentioned that the signs are out to bid for the rules for the batting cages and for Hamlet Park and Reese Park. Mr. Holt mentioned that when we do the dock situation, we will have to have some signs for directions to the park for parking the cars. Mr. Ennesser mentioned that he has included the other necessary dock signs in the plan he has prepared. He did not include the direction signs so they will have to come from somewhere else. DOCK Mr. Ennesser asked if the flotations had been picked up from White's and Mr. Vorndran said he would take care of it. Mr. Holt mentioned that Mr. Ennesser has prepared a time schedule for the dock. We feel that we missed the window to get everything done for implementing the plan for this year. He will submit this to the Town Board and hopefully we can get some of this work done in the fall. Mr. Ennesser mentioned that Mike has put the pile driver away until the fall so we missed getting this work done this Spring. MONTFORT ROAD Miss Gutzler brought to our attention that the bridge on Montfort Road will be closed and undergoing construction starting May 22nd for approximately 5 months. 4 . CHAIRMAN'S REPORT Mr. Holt mentioned the following: I. The septic and well have been done at Castle Point. We now have to get an estimate for the electric. 2. At the Hamlet there are numerous R.V. trails and the maintenance men will be putting up 'No trespassing-No motorized vehicle' signs. We will also write a letter and distribute it to all the residents stating that this area is not to be used for this purpose and that we will be closing off the trails. 3. At Reese Park Mr. Holt said that there are probably 50 acres ofRV. trails and jumps that people have made. Signs will also be placed there. Also on the right of way from Route 9 we will put up a gate with a sign stating that R.V.'s are prohibited. Mr. Holt mentioned that he had looked at the bridge that Supervisor Smith would like replaced and he said that it is on a really steep grade and felt that we should look for another spot. He felt that no one would be able or want to use it if it is constructed in the spot indicated. 4. The new Christmas tree has been planted at Schlathaus Park. 5. The paving around Martz Field still has to be done. We gave Mr. Foster another of our flail mowers that we are not using in return for the paving at Martz Field. 6. The fencing has been completed at the back of the barn. Although, the next day the kids had cleared another path to get around it. We therefore, will have to but in additional fencing when we get the money. 7. The Little League will be placing fencing around the girls field # 1 (SB-2) as soon as the Sunday Morning League is finished using it on May 21 st. 8. We are still trying to meet with the person from the surveillance company regarding the proposed camera to be placed at Spook Hill. This camera will supposedly take pictures and report to the sheriffs dept. Mr. Vorndran will be scheduling a meeting and Mr. Holt said that he would also attend. The meeting was adjourned at 9:25 on a motion by Mr. Friedman seconded by Mr. Ennesser. Peggy Roe Secretary NEXT MEETING JUNE 13TH AT SCHLATHAUS PARK 5 MAY 1995 REPORT TO THE RECREATION COMMISSION FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER April 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 on Good Friday, April 14. Eighty seniors enjoyed an Easter Luncheon at the Best Western on April 6. On the 12th was the Annual Easter Egg Hunt. A little different this year. Instead of hiding eggs outside as done in previous years, colored sticks were hidden in the Center. When found, these were turned in to me for a corresponding colored egg. All eggs had candy inside, some had "toys" and others had numbers that corresponded to a numbered prize. Everyone had lots of fun and we didn't lose any eggs this year! Blood pressure screening was held on the 12th. Diana Weibrecht from the Office of the Aging was at the Center on the 13th. Our monthly birthday party was held on the 28th. Our intern, Jennifer Marasco's last day was April 27th. The seniors had a "goodbye" party.for her. Jennifer was a great asset to our program and will be missed. The trip to Hunts Landing's Country Western Festival was, by all reports fantastic and is requested again for next year. There are 200 seniors registered at the Center and 161 on the waiting list. ITEMS TO BE NOTED: 1. The next trip is to Platzlbrauhaus, Pomona, NY on May 9 for a "Roaring Twenties Day." 2. Our line dancers, "The Wappinger Swinging Seniors" performed at the Vassar Warner Home in Poughkeepsie. They were well received and have been invited to return. 3. May events a Mother's Day luncheon at the Dynasty Restaurant, breakfast at Fishkill Plains School and a Senior Day Celebration. 4. The Senior Day Celebration will be held on May 24. We will honor our "Wappinger Senior Center Senior of the Year." There will be refreshments: sandwiches, vegetable platter, lasagna and punch. I am inviting the Poughkeepsie Journal, Southern Dutchess News and Cable TV and hope they will attend. All Town Board Members have been invited. Recreation Commission members are also invited to attend. This is the first year for this award, I would like to make this an annual event. 5. The Center's 7th Anniversary on June 8th will be celebrated with our annual Anniversary B-B-Que. MAY 1995 , 0' TOWN OF WAPPINGER SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER: OPEN 10:00A.M.-3:00P.M. 20 Middlebush Rd., Wappingers Falls, NY. 12590 Phone:297-3670 Director: Kathi DeLisa MON. FRI. TUES. WED. THURS. I 1 I I I 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH 12:30-3: cards/games 8 I I 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH 12:30-3: cards/games 15 I I 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH 12:30-3: cards/games 22 I I 10-Noon: arats/crafts NOON: LUNCH 12:30=3: cards/games 291 I MEMORIAL DAY! THE CENTER IS CLOSED! ! ! ! ! ! HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPV ONE! ! ! ! ! I 2 I 3 I I I I 10-Noon: OIL PAINTING 10-11: EXERCISE 10-Noon: arts/crafts 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH Noon: LUNCH 12:30-3: cards/games 12:45-2: BINGO ! BINGO ! 16 I 17 IEXERCISE IS 18 I I ICANCELLED!!!!!! 110: PHOTO CLUB 10-Noon: OIL PAINTING 9:00:BREAKFAST AT 10-11: EXERCISE 10-Noon: arts/crafts FISHKILL PLAINS SCHOOLI0-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH NOON: LUNCH NOON: LUNCH 12:30-3: cards/games 12:45-2: BINGO!BINGO! 12:30-3: cards/games 12:303: VIDEO 251 110: PHOTO CLUB 10-11: EXERCISE 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH 12:45=2: BINGO ! BINGO ! 9 ITRIP TO POMONA I 10-Noon:OIL PAINTING 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH 12:30-3: cards/games 23 I I 10-Noon:OIL PAINTING 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH 12:30=3: aards/games 301 I I 110-Noon:OIL PAINTING 110-Noon: arts/crafts INOON: LUNCH 112:30=3: QH~a~/~Hm~~ I I 10110-NOON: BLOOD I PRESSURE! !!! 10-11: EXERCISE 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH/ 12:30-3: cards/games 24 I 110-11:EXERCISE 10-Noo: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH/SENIOR DAV CELEBRATION!! ! ! ! AWARD TO WAPPINGER SENIOR OF THE YEAR! ! 311 I I 110-11: EXERCISE 110-Noon: arts/crafts I NOON: LUNCH It~!~ij=~i~+NHg!~+NH9! ! I I 4 I 110: PHOTO CLUB 10-11: EXERCISE 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH 12:30-3: cards/games! 12:30-3: VIDEO 11 110: PHOTO CLUB 111-1:DIANA/ OFA 10-11: EXERCISE 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH 12:45-2: BINGO !BINGO ! 5 I I 10-11:LINE DANCING 10-Noon: arts/craftsl NOON: LUNCH I 12:30-3: cards/gamest I 12 ILINE DANCING I I CANCELLED! ! ! ! ! I, THE CENTER IS CLOSED I , MOTHER'S DAY LUNCHEON DYNASTY RESTAURANT I: AT NOON! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I ' SIGN UP WITH KATHI I 191 I I I 10-11:LINE DANCING 10-Noon: arts/crafts' NOON: LUNCH 12:30-3: cards/games 26 I 110-11:LINE DANCE 10-Noon: arts/crafts NOON: LUNCH/BIRTHDAY. PARTV! ! ! ! 12:30=3:aards/games 12:30-3: VIDEO MAY BIRTHDAYS: 17 Connie Pascento 1 Sue Esposito 17 Nanette Smaritto 9 Sue Bush 18 Art Ei9hler 12 Margaret Wathne 26 Ed DeMatteo* 12 Ed Glick 27 Helen Ianuale In Ann~+~~~~ JA+hA~~~F~R hHFF~ +n~~A lij H+H~Y~ H+~R~ I 16 Frank Auguliaro I HAPPY BIRTHDAY! ! ! ! tv .A.l? l? I l'J G-:E R. S:El'JIOR l'J:Etv S By Kathi DeLisa, Director MAY 1995 May is Senior Citizen Month! A BIG HUG TO ALL OF YOU!! May also brings us Mother's Day. Happy Mother's Day to all you Moms and another BIG HUG TO ALL OF YOU!!! May is also a very busy month for the Senior Center, so read on..... To celebrate Mother's Day, we will have a luncheon on Friday, May 12th at the Dynasty Chinese Restaurant on Old Post Rd., Rt. 9. The menu includes: Wonton Soup, Eggroll and the entrees, served family style includes, Sesame Chicken, Pepper Steak, Shrimp and Broccoli, Mixed Vegetables and Pork Fried Rice and of course tea. No MSG is used! The cost for current dues paying members is $5.00. You must sign up with me no later than Mon., May 8th. The cost for those not current with dues (at least 6 months dues paid) is $10.00. Those on the waiting list are welcome to join us for this luncheon. The luncheon begins at NOON. Many of you have been arriving at the restaurants an hour or more early. This is unnecessary and makes it difficult for restaurant staff to complete setting up for the luncheon. Please do not arrive more than 15 minutes early. Dial-a-Ride passengers-I will speak to Audrey about taking you and picking you up for this luncheon. On Wed., May 17, we have been invited once again to join the 4th and 5th grades for breakfast at the Fishkill Plains School at 9:00 a.m. That is the school off Rt. 376. Many of you may remember last year, the students taught some of you how to playa tune on the violin, cello, etc. Because of school buses, please do not arrive before 8:50a.m. If you would like to attend this breakfast, please sign up with Kathi by May 10th. Those on the waiting list are welcome. If you haven't experienced breakfast with these children, be sure to this time. It is a great and joyful experience. Many of you have helped paint the wooden teddy bears and hearts to be made in to pins for each of the students. Thank you for your help. 1 (over) On Wed., May 24th, we will have a Senior Day Celebration and Award to the Wappinger Senior of the Year. A day of appreciation to all of you wonderful Seniors! Jumping to June, on Thursday, June 8th the Senior Center will celebrate its 7th Anniversary with an Anniversary B-B-Que. RAINDATE: June 9! The Swingin' Seniors have agreed to perform their super line dances for us! There will be burgers and hot dogs, other yummy food, prizes, bocce and horseshoe tournaments and dancin' in the parking lot. If you wish to attend our Anniversary Celebration, please sign up with Kathi by June 5th and let me know what you would like to bring. You will receive a ticket when you sign up. There have been several requests for a luncheon at Mariner's Harbor. For Father's Day? More news on this, dates, cost etc. later. Other May news...blood pressure screening is May 10. Diana from the Office of the Aging will be at the Center on May, 11. Let me know if you want to speak to her. Birthdays will be celebrated on Fri. May 26. Remember, those with birthdays are asked to bring a cake for the party. We will all help you celebrate. Bingo days are Wed. the 3rd,17th & 31st and Thurs., the 11th & 25th. The Center is CLOSED FOR MEMORIAL DAY Mon. May 29th. The Heart Assoc. in conjunction with the Town of Wappinger is once again offering a CHOLESTEROL SCREENING on June 14th beginning at 9:00a.m. The cost of the screening is $12.00. If you are interested in this, please see me for forms, and further information. Enjoy another beautiful poem by Sue Bush this month. This NEW ADDITION was started in February so you all have the opportunity to share your creative writing, thoughts, drawing or cartoon. Come on Seniors, let's see what your thoughts are! I will include these in the newsletter. We have many talented seniors at the Center. Some do crafts, some paint or draw, some write poetry and/or stories, some have wonderful and creative ideas. You may submit your "writing" or even a drawing or cartoon to me at any time. Please do not submit preprinted articles etc. from other sources. I am sure we will all enjoy reading or seeing the creativity of our fellow seniors. The Wappinger Lions Club needs old eyeglasses or hearing aids. 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. 2 , . For those paying dues by the month, ~~~l dues is $2.50. Also, if anyone is interested in paying dues on a yearly basis, feel free to do so. Yearly dues is $25.00. A big hug to you all! Smile!!! MAY I ALWAYS WAVE FOREVER WITH DIGNITY by Sue Bush I Weep softly in the night. My spirit has become restless. Do I no longer hold dear the meaning of trust and the Symbol of Freedom, for you and me? I wear my colors proudly, red white and blue I was there, keeping this precious land from a dictors hand. I remember when little children were held high to see me, When I passed by, And me in all my glory flying high. Have all those little children now grown, Become ashamed of me? Do they no longer hold dear the meaning, what I stand for? Freedom for me and freedom for you. Yes, I cry softly in the night, My very soul has become restless. I am filled with rage. On the decision made by the highest court in the nation Allowing me to be burnt. They would be called rebels, in another land. Have they ever lost someone dear to them fighting to keep our precious land from a dietors hand? Are they the same little children That waved to me as I passed by? Have all that died, died in vain preserving my name Old Glory, red white and blue Freedom for me and freedom for you. 3 . .. BILLS PAID DURING MAY 1995 A-8510A Absolute Business Center, Inc. 111.60 A-8090A James Baisley 300.00 A-1620Al NYNEX 4/4/95 to 5/3/95 Spook Hill 297 -9861 5.60 Quiet Acres 297-7780. 4.30 Martz Field 297-9928 4.30 Schlathaus Park 297-4752 25.57 Barn-Montfort Road 297-3692 32.36 NYNEX 5/4/95 to 6/3/95 Spook Hill 297 -9861 5.63 Quiet Acres 297-7780. 4.30 Martz Field 297 -9928 4.38 Schlathaus Park 297-4752 28.91 Barn-Montfort Road 297-3692 54.19 FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS Robinson Lane 227-9434 21.73 A-1620AO CENTRAL HUDSON GAS & ELECTRIC Schlathaus Park All Angels Hill Road Robinson Lane Tennis Courts 7808-0400-01-0 7808-0390-00-4 7690-0760-00-0 7690-0425-00-0 A-7110.2 A-I Fence Company A-I Fence Company A-71 lOA B. & H. Tire service Bottini Fuel Co. Wappinger Central School (Myers Comers) Sherwin Williams Royal Carting Service Pine Plains Ford Tractor N. & S. Supply 45.30 86.93 152.90 3.08 1,560.00 865.00 69.00 127.59 1,105.44 44.97 527.81 170.65 40.65 A-711O.4 . . . Milton Alley Agway Grossman's Jonmar Associates Grossman's Enviro Clean Porta Potty A-I Fence Company A-I Fence Company Chris Bar Electric Crop Production Services Schmitts Hardware, Inc. Bottini Fuel Dan Zag - Royal Auto Parts Enviro Clean Porta Potty Grossman's Grossman's Martel Hardware Weidner Memorials 70.20 21.88 11.50 82.05 219.00 19.11 18.23 742.00 712.75 198.67 170.00 114.96 120.00 58.42 63.58 22.92 120.00 A-7140.4 Corey Lowney 50.00 Joseph Ennesser 66.48 Cynthia Mouris 690.00 Brenda Peura 24.13 Southern Dutchess News 117.00 Canterbury Tours, Inc. 450.00 Arthur M. Goldner 11.71 Aristocrat Tours, Inc. 499.00 A-7620A Hobby Hut 56.23 Coffee System of Hudson Valley 52.00 K-Mart 49.37 Rag Shop 26.37 Petty Cash 81.01 B-7310.4 Petty Cash 16.57 Roberts Boice Paper Co. 302.50 Enviro Clean Porta Potty 60.00