named to honors band
Marlboro H.S. students
named to honors band
Auditions were held on March 12 for positions in the All-Shore Honors Sym-phonic Band. The following seven Marl-boro High School students were placed in the honors band:
Christie Stratos, grade 10, french horn; Domenica Dalton, grade 10, euphonium; Vedant Mehra, grade 12, trumpet; Julie Hertz, grade 9, clarinet; Christopher McGuigan, grade 11, clarinet; Elliott Calo, grade 9, bassoon; Valerie Schlanger, grade 12, oboe.
The All-Shore Honors Symphonic Band is made up of students selected by audition from Monmouth County and Ocean County high schools participating in the All-Shore Band Directors Assoc-iation of Monmouth and Ocean County (ASBDA). The purpose of the band is to promote the best interest of instrumental music on a secondary school level and to encourage and develop a more active interest for the above average and advanced band members through participation in a well-balanced performing ensemble. The band will perform in concert on April 13 at Wall Township High School.
Vocational foundation
to honor Narozanick
Freeholder Theodore J. Narozanick will be honored at a dinner-dance to be given by the Monmouth Center for Vocational Rehabilitation Foundation on April 11 at the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank.
The event will benefit the foundation, which has been formed to improve community awareness and enhance and manage capital improvements for the Monmouth Center for Vocational Rehabilitation, of Tinton Falls.
The center is a nonprofit agency whose mission is to promote social independence and maximum vocational potential for persons with disabilities through counseling, training and support.
The agency combines computer training, online resources and community-based job coaching to assist individuals with disabilities in developing skills and making connections to help locate competitive employment and achieve their personal goals in areas of health, employment and community living.
"I am truly honored by this award," Narozanick said. "The work of the center is well known to everyone involved in helping our fellow citizens improve their lot in life. I’m pleased to be a part of this very worthwhile project to raise funds for MCVR," he said.
Narozanick, a resident of Freehold, is serving his sixth term on the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders.
‘Space Man’ will be
April 16 brunch speaker
The Freehold Christian Women’s Club will sponsor a brunch, "The Space Man Cometh," April 16 from 10-11:30 a.m. at the Battleground Country Club, Manal-apan.
Burt Green, "The Space Man" from Asbury Park, will show attendees how to redesign closets and storage areas for maximum use. Guest speaker Conaley Visneski, a medical secretary, will discuss "Keeping Life’s Appointments." The event is open to all women.
The cost is $12. A complimentary nursery will be available on the premises. For reservations, call Mary, (732) 446-9503, or Terry, (732) 972-8247.