Tickets Still Available for Polish Concert

Also active in Whitman Park and Fairview, and among those who had moved to the suburbs at that time was the Polish American Congress, South Jersey Division.

A limited number of admission tickets will be available for Monday's presentation, “A Night With Polish Composers” at the Haddon Fortnightly, Haddonfield, N. J.

Chairman Piotr Banasik made the announcement earlier this week after receiving a number of calls from former Whitman Park residents, now living elsewhere in the South Jersey area, and who have found it inconvenient to pick up the tickets in advance.

The seating capacity in the auditorium is limited to 400 persons. More than half of this number, Banasik said, have been sold at $2.00 each. Until capacity is reached tickets will be sold at the door.

The cultural entertainment is under the sponsorship of the Polish American Congress, South Jersey Division. President Stanley Mojta said it is the first of its kind presented by his group. If the lovers of classical music support this event others of a similar nature will be considered for the future.

Grant Wilinski, a youthful Whitman Park organist, will direct the musical program starting at 7:30 p.m. The works of distinguished Polish composers will be featured by the Westmont Philharmonic Accordion Orchestra, with selections of Polish music classics rendered by instruments as well as vocally.

Assisting Wilinski in formulating the program and arrangements are Banasik, Mrs. Frank Kitchmire, co-chairman; Mojta, Mrs. Joseph Olejniczak, Miss Adele Usciak and Daniel Ciechanowski, any of whom may be contacted for tickets.

The Haddon Fortnightly is located at Grove Street and Kings Highway East in Haddonfield, two blocks east of Haddon Avenue.