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PTO LUNCHEON IS BEST SERVED CHILLEN’

p1210018-3271429Members of the RBR PTO fundraiser planning committee for Still Chillen’ include (left to right, first row) Jennie Kralyevich (Little Silver), RBR PTO President Ilene Reynolds (Little Silver), Tricia Dougan (Union Beach), Kathy Kowlaski (Shrewsbury) and Ida Keiper (Shrewsbury); (second row): Debbie Von Schondorf (Little Silver), Joyce Fernandes (Shrewsbury), Mary Chamberlain (Little Silver), Teresa Jahns Hottman (Shrewsbury), Linda Ferrogine (Shrewsbury) and luncheon co-chair Patti Forsman (Little Silver). Not pictured: luncheon co-chair Carmelina MacPherson (Red Bank).

Press release from the RBR PTO

The weather outside is still chillin’ for the most part, but the ladies of the Red Bank Regional High School PTO have issued the invitation for all to beat the winter doldrums at their Sunday afternoon signature ladies’ luncheon on the Navesink — a little occasion known as Still Chillen’.

The popular event, which features fabulous food, champagne punch and the PTO’s famous chance auction baskets, takes place at the Oyster Point Hotel on Sunday, January 26, from 12 to 3:30 pm. Tickets are $50 per person, or $45 for teachers and seniors.

To reserve tickets, call Linda Ferrogine at (732)539-9121 or contact her at [email protected]. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Red Bank Regional School District. 

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