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Randolph Cub Scouts Collect For Food Pantry

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By Henry M. Holden n Feb. 11, Cub Scout Pack 50, in Fernbrook, collected more than 1,000 food items that were then donated to the Bethlehem Church Food Pantry. The pantry serves Randolph and the surrounding communities, regardless of religious affiliation.

“Pack 50 meets once a month and does community service projects throughout the year,” says Edward J Wysmierski, Jr., the pack photographer, and public relations person. “The food drive is an annual event that occurs during the week of our Blue and Gold Dinner.

This special event commemorates the founding of the Cub Scouts of Ameri-

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Pack 50 with just a small portion of the food that was collected and brought to its annual Blue and Gold Dinner. Photo by: Edward J Wysmierski Jr.

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The drive lasts for one week. ShopRite donates the bags, and the scouts deliver the bags to the Fernbrook

neighborhood.

“We had 100-percent of the pack available participating,” he said. “We had two scouts on vacation, and

27 cub scouts took part. The food drive has been going on for many years. We had nine boys cross over from continued on page 2

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Wine Tasting At Church

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ing a wine tasting on April 21. Doors open at 7 p.m.

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5K Fun Run To Benefit Randolph Shelter Animals

riends of Randolph Animal Pound plans to hold a 5K Fun Run Sun., May 7, at Freedom Park, Randolph, to raise funds for shelter animals.

The run starts at 11 a.m.

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tions will take place until 2 p.m. The cost to register is $15.

Many other activities are scheduled to take place, including a bake sale and a Kiss A Pooch Kissing Booth. Goody bags and

t-shirts will be provided to all participants.

For more Information, visit www.randolphregionalanimalshelter.org or email Claudine at doggie54@optonline.net.

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continued from front page Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts but continue their participation in this food drive.”

The scouts get a service award for taking part, and a patch that they can sew on their uniform shirts.

The Cub Scouts will collect any nonperishable food items.

“We have a coordinator for the food drive, and she assigns each Den a particular section of the Fernbrook neighborhood,” he explains. “Each Den will break down into different streets. Each scout gets two streets, maybe a little more depending on how long the street. A parent goes with each scout. We don’t allow any scouts to ring door bells or do this by himself.

“The cub scouts put fliers inside the bags listing which food items they

are looking for, and a flyer that tells them a something about the Cub Scouts,” he says. “The scouts will hang the bags on the door knob, or on the mailbox flag. We return the following week to collect the bags left by the front door, hopefully with food in them.

“Some of the Cub Scouts goals are to promote good citizenship, character development, and personal fitness,” says Wysmierski.

“And while there are seven methods of cub scouting, one of them is to serve the neighborhood and community. This food drive certainly fits into that category.

“One thing we also do is set the cub scout’s eyes in preparation for the Boy Scouts. We are always looking for boys to join scouting.”

In the past, the Cub

Scouts has only been available to kids in the first grade through the fifth grade.

“My wife is taking part in a pilot program to open Cub Scouts to kindergarten so that’s something new for us this year,” says Wysmierski.

“If the boy is in kindergarten he is eligible to join Cub Scouts, but we don’t take then earlier than kindergarten.”

Cub Scout Pack 50 is part of the Scouting program of the Boy Scouts of America, and is a chapter of the National Cub Scouts.

Pack 50 has been a part of the in Fernbrook Elementary School since 1983.

For more information on joining the Cub Scouts, contact thewysenheimers@ gmail.com or https://cubscouts.org/.

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RHS Boys’ Basketball Team’s Donation Brightens Lives At Sunrise The residents of Sunrise loved the products and welcomed the team back “whenever they want.”

Sunrise is a home of 60 residents, with 40 in Memory Care, where residents have some form of Alzheimer ’s disease which affects every aspect of life: memory, speech, eating, and dressing. While aides care for these residents, family and friends play a critical role in providing support and daily essentials; so the “Welcome Kits” were very much appreciated.

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By Maryanne ChristianoMistretta ick Mantone, a freshman on the Randolph Boys Basketball Team, who had a grandfather living at Sunrise Assisted Living, Randolph, decided he wanted to get involved and donate toiletries that Sunrise residents could use.

When the basketball season started in February, teams began to collect by leaving big boxes outside of the gym.

Coach Nick Lavender said that more than 1,200 toiletries, such as soap, toothpaste, shampoo and deodorant, were collected.

“Every practice-day or game-day, some of the parents would drop off items,” said Lavender. “We packaged the items in a ‘Welcome Bag’ and dropped them off.”

in Paterson, La Vida Day Care.

“They take a bus down and dress up as Santa, with a bunch of clothes,” Lavender said.

“We’ve been doing this the past three years; putting out boxes by the gym and asking kids and families to donate clothes – from young kids to adult clothes. It’s a nice opportunity, led by Coach Pat Dunnigan.”

In addition to the community work, the teams’ scores aren’t too shabby either! Varsity went to the state semi-finals for the second time in school history, with 20 wins for the season. JV Team won the Morris County Tournament two years in a row.

And the freshman team had 14 game wins and six losses.

“Our program is very successful; shows the kind of character and hard-working players we have,” said Lavender.

well-rounded the players are.

They came to us with this idea.

They had a good time collecting and dropping off the items.

It shows how good a group of high school guys are. Our athletic director, Jeff Dilillo, and head coach, Matt Tighe – they supported us the whole way.”

Of the teams that collected the 1,200 items, it was the freshman team who collected the most– 1,048 toiletries. JV collected 77 toiletries; and varsity collected 83 toiletries.

The freshman team had a pizza party in school, with 45 kids and their families, during school hours, to celebrate.

Lavender said the team plans to do this again, as well as continuing the other opportunities. For example, the last few years, around Christmas time, Randolph High School does a coat drive at a homeless shelter

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Community Invited To Sample Local Restaurants At First Annual Taste Of Randolph

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By Henry M. Holden alling all foodies! No matter what pleases the pallet, the First Annual Taste of Randolph is the festival to attend. This is the singular opportunity to get a taste of some local restaurants without a reservation.

On April 24, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Rotary Club of Randolph will sponsor the First Annual Taste of Randolph.

“The proceeds will support our charitable projects,” says Kathy Kremins, the club’s treasurer. “Our Rotary District 7470 has a district wide focus of ending hunger, which we will support through our local food panties. Another focus is our ‘Welcome home’ project to assist homeless vets returning to civilian life.

Other projects are more

global in nature: the eradication of Polio and clean drinking water, are some examples. But this Taste of Randolph is strictly focused on our town.”

Kremins explains, “Rotary members look for opportunities to improve our communities today and invest in the next generation for tomorrow. We have been a member of the local Randolph community for quite some time and we know that we have a lot of terrific restaurants in this town. We have around 30 restaurants in Randolph and the participating restaurants have signage advertising this event, so, we’re hoping to get all of them to attend, and get a large turnout from the residents.

“We’ve seen other towns do these events and we’ve been invited to them, to ex-

perience the different types of events that they hold.

After seeing such positive results elsewhere, we finally decided to take this under our wing and provide something new to our community. We want to let others get to know and taste our fine restaurants and what our community is really all about.”

Kremins says “No one has to travel to the city to experience fancy dining, when they can visit some fine restaurants in their own backyard. We have some four and five star restaurants here in Randolph listed in Yelp and Trip Advisor.”

The restaurants are invited to take part, and it’s at their own expense.

The event will take place in the banquet hall on the upper level of the Mount Freedom Fire Company #3

in Randolph.

For beer, wine and spirit tastings, Kremins says “We’ll be upstairs in the catering hall, and along the bar area where all the tastings of the liquors will take place. It will be comfortable and informal, with a local DJ providing background

music. There will be a craft beer tastings, wine tastings, and spirits to taste. There will be a variety of wines and beverages and HighGrade Beverage distributor of Randolph in making the selections.”

Tickets are $40 per person in advance, and $50 on

the day of the event. It’s for adults only, and because of the liquor license involved, all must be over 21. Tickets can be purchased at John Herod Jewelers, Randolph; the Pizza Palace, Randolph, and the law offices of Andrew T. Shaw, Randolph.

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Programs Bloom In Spring With Historical Society Of Old Randolph

he increasing interest in the history of Randolph and the Randolph Museum prompts The Historical Society of Old Randolph to continue to offer a full schedule for the 2017 museum season.

The Randolph Museum, located at the entrance to Freedom Park on Millbrook Avenue, is open on Sundays through Oct. 29, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Additionally, the museum is open by appointment yearround, weather permitting.

To arrange for a special tour of the museum, email hsor@juno.com or call 973-989-7095 and leave a message.

The first Randolph Reminisces program of the

season was set for Mon., April 17, at the Randolph Museum. The second program is June 19, at 7 p.m.

These popular programs offer a chance for residents to hear “how life in Randolph used to be.” Come join in as “more experienced” citizens reminisce.

The annual spring bus tour of some of the his-

toric sites in Randolph is scheduled for Sat., May 6.

The tour, which includes entrance to the Randolph Museum and Friends Quaker Meeting House, will leave promptly at 2 p.m. from the town’s municipal building. The bus will be filled on a first come, first served basis.

A $5 fee is charged for all

riders over 12 years of age.

Call the HSOR at 973-9897095 and leave a message or email the hsor@juno. com.

To learn more about the program, how to support the museum or get involved, go to http://www. randolphnj.org/about_ran-

dolph/historical_society; contact the hsor@juno. com; or call 973-9897095. New volunteers are always welcome.

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Two Students Lead Fernbrook For Day

s part of the Fernbrook FRIES program, a fun celebration encouraging reading, two Fernbrook students won a raffle to become the school’s principal and vice principal for a day.

Fifth grader Edward Wysmierski was the principal for a day and second grader Madelyn Fogel vice principal for a day on March 7.

Edward, who sat with Principal Dr. Michelle Telischak at her desk, said he learned “that it is hard to be principal.”

Edward and Madelyn visited classrooms, monitored the weather to determine if the school should have indoor or outdoor recess and visited the kindergarten museum.

“It is so much fun to be the school vice principal,” Madelyn said as she worked with Fernbrook Vice Principal Kristin Mueller. “We get to visit classrooms and teachers and students and see what they are learning.”

Madelyn said she and Mrs. Mueller reviewed emails and moved recess indoors because of the rain. Edward said he was excited to help with the whole school meeting later in the day.

Fernbrook Principal Dr. Michelle Telischak with Fernbrook fifth grader Edward Wysmierski in her office.

Fernbrook Principal Dr. Michelle Telischak with Fernbrook fifth grader Edward Wysmierski in her office.

Fernbrook second grader Madelyn Fogel works with Vice Principal Kristin Mueller as the vice principal for a day.

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Holihan Runs To Northeastern In Fall

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he Garden State Yacht Club on Lake Hopatcong plans to offer a U.S. Coast Guard-sanctioned boating safety course on Sat., May 6. Given in one day, students are eligible to receive the NJ Boating Safety Certificate at the completion of the course and passing the exam. All boaters are required by New Jersey law

to have this certificate. The cost of $75 covers materials, the exam, and lunch.

Sign in at the GSYC Clubhouse, Hopatcong, at 8:30 a.m. The class runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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wo Randolph Middle School musicians have been selected as members of the New Jersey All-State Intermediate Orchestra.

Seventh-grader Shoshana Zeiger and eighth-grader Priscilla Peters will play the violin and represent Randolph in the prestigious group at its concert May 13 at 3 p.m. at Summit High School.

“These wonderful musicians made Randolph Middle School proud,” said Hsiao-yu Lin Griggs,

the school’s orchestra director.

Both students are members of the Con Brio Select Orchestra, an audition-based ensemble open to Randolph Middle School orchestra students in sixth grade through eighth grade.

Con Brio musicians perform at a higher level of music literature compared to all grade level orchestras. The group was also invited to perform in the 2017 NAFME Eastern Conference in Atlantic

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This is the second year that Peters has been selected for the group.

“You get inspired to play music with people who love music as much as you do,” she said.

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Adults Experience RHS As Students For A Day

everal Randolph High School principals and supervisors spent a full day shadowing students and took tests, participated in physical education classes, and even dressed like students.

Randolph High School Principal Debbie Iosso spent a day with Nick Rampone, an RHS junior. Iosso played goalie in a game of floor hockey, took a math test and learned how to make a toy top in wood shop on March 7.

“I really wanted to see a school day from a student’s view,” she said. “I want to encourage teachers to do this as well.”

“Collectively we were able to identify some areas of a student day that we can certainly pay more attention

to,” she said. “It is my plan to convince at least one or two teachers from each department to engage in this activity. I believe that once they really see what it’s like to sit in five or six academic classes with PE in the mix, they will be much more sensitive to what it might be like to navigate being a student. I’m positive the resulting discussions will produce some viable ideas to improve the life of students at RHS. Stay tuned!”

The principal said she personally found a day “as a student” “exhausting” and noted having seven minutes after physical education “to freshen up does not make for a great hair day.”

Iosso also forgot her lunch pin, learned how to use a sanding machine in

From left, Randolph Director of Secondary Education Jonathan Olsen, Randolph High School Principal Debbie Iosso, RHS freshman Dan Hamilton and junior Nick Rampone, RHS Vice Principal Matt Agrati and World Language Supervisor Paula Paredes-Corbel smile between classes as the administrators enjoyed a day following students on March 7.

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RHS Students Mix With Chamber Bank in Randolph.

Randolph High School junior Justin Lawrence, an Option II student, said he was excited to meet new

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Randolph Kiwanis Tricky Tray Raises Thousands For Morristown NICU

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