Tickets Available for Parish New Year's Eve Party

Camden County Record - December 31, 1970

Tickets are still available for the St. Joseph's parish New Year's Eve party under the sponsorship of the Holy Name Society in the grade school lower hall, 10th and Liberty streets, Camden.

Chairman Alex Dombrowski announced over the weekend that most of the tickets have been sold the past two weeks in preparations for a limit crowd of 300 guests. He said only the main entertainment area of the hall will be used for the celebration. No one will be seated in the adjoining kitchen area.

Unless the few remaining tickets are sold before the event there will not be a sale of admissions at the door. Only if there are any left-overs from the original 300 those who call first will be serviced.

The bargain New Year entertainment package comes at $8.50 per person and includes set-ups, beer, a variety of noisemakers, hats, etc. to make the event hilariously happy, plus buffet style food servings.

Dombrowski added, there will be plenty of food with rapid services which will be provided by ladies of the Holy Rosary Society. Two identical table settings will speed up the service which should keep the waiting lines at a minimum.

The Melodty [sic] Kings will furnish the music for dancing from 9:30 p.m. until 1 p.m. [sic].

Leftover tickets will be sold first come, first served until they are all gone. Dombrowski (365-4813) may be reached at his home, 1226 Everett Street, and Edward Kanaszka (963-2558), 1008 Mechanic Street. Proceeds will aid the parish's school and buildings maintenance fund.