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THE BERGEN EVENING RECORD. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9 member of the troop committee Road tomorrow at 5 p. m. to sins only means of relieving the strain with a personal gift and there was Christmas carols for half an hour. i jmp0wd by t'ifficiilt taks Is to in-a trrab bag for the girls of the troop.

The carolUw is sponAby both Ughting and 8civocated proper A procram cf musical numbers the Junior hiRh School and the i CENTRAL BERGEN WEDNESDAY! lighting of every home In the Inter Steuben School Parent-Teacher As socintions The Glee Club of the P. T. A. will lead. Dumont Oradel! une uay unlyl Young Republicans Beaten 3T0I In G.

0. P. Election Ticket Supported By Mayor And Council Sweeps Every Office As Ruthenbeck's Stumping Fails Young Republican Civic Association received a 3 to 1 thumping as members of the ticket supported by Mayor Frank Jones and the Borough Council swept into every office in the Bergenfield Republican Club, last night. Members of the Glee Club are Mrs. Herbert Glarner.

Mrs. M. Ker-ber. Mrs. Joseph Siry.

Mrs. David Klinges. Mrs. George MacGoubrey, Mrs. Plage.

Mrs. Howard Ames, Mrs. Robert Hahn. Mrs. Leonard.

Mrs. Henry Walser. and Mrs. Mario Zurla. UOTAMAXS SHOWN FILM ON LIGHTING Iubli Senice Lecturer Tells Of Lye Needs Talking picture, "Light for with Freeman Barnes as the lecturer was shown to Bergenfield Rotarians by Walter Stntham of Public Service Electric and Gas Co.

at, their regular meeting yesterday at. the Knickborker Country Club, Tenafly. Barnes explained that the human eye, accustomed by generations of use to outdoor, parallel vision is put to a great strain when subjected to difficult indoor tasks where the light amount Is infinitesimal as compared to sunlight. He said that the and dances was arranged under superviMon of Mrs. S.

Gins, and a short sketch, prepared bv Mrs. H. Matthews, was staged Those taking part in the sketch were: Barbara Hume, who gave the pro'ogua: Miss Campbell, Grace Ripley, Ruth Spiegelglass, Grace Dimicfc, Dorothy Matthews. Catherine Mangano, Elaine Ronan, Jacqueline Roper and Jane McManus. Girls participating in the music and dancing entertainment included Elvira Coir, and Edna May Wright, who played piano solos: Marie Ernst, vocal solo: Marion Traynor, Catherine Mangano and Elfneria Doremus, tap dance numbers, and Evelyn Gins and Viola James, who gave recitations.

GROUPS WILL SING AT NEW MILFORD Residents Invited To Gather Around Christmas Tree Tomorrow Night Residents of New Milford are asked to gather at the new community Christmas tree between Milford and Demarest Avenues on River BE OPEN WEDNESDAY SELECTED FROM North Hackcnsack GIRL SCOUTS FETE MURIEL CAMPBELL Leader Presented With Hostess Tray By Her Troop Miss Muriel Campbell, daughter i of Albert S. Campbell, president of the Dumont Board of Education, I and Mrs. Campbell, of Park Avenue, was honored by Pine Troop 1. Girl i Scouts of Dumont, of which she is captain, at a Christmas party in the Veterans Memorial Building. The girls and troop committee presented her with a hostess tray and accessories, as a Christmas and shower gift.

Miss Campbell's engagement to Samuel G. Wright, formerly of Dumont, now of Melrose. son of Mr. and Mrs. S.

G. Wright of 104 Johnson Avenue, was announced recently. Miss Campbell presented each STORES WILL KILLED Edge WMBWtftlMSfltlB HI FRESH E. AND THURSDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8 P. M.

I Wo. ll I huh GRADE GOVERNMENT 45 Pc. American Pioneer Log Set i 4 PILGRIM Pf i -ft 1 Thursday's Price Will Be 49c! 1 New Milford River WEDS DUMONT MAN Mrs. Charles D. Mason, before her marriage last Saturday at Logan, W.

was Miss Gladys Lorayne Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Houston Baker, 126 Sixth Avenue, Williamson, W. Va.

The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mason, 248 Lexington Avenue, Dumont. The Rev.

Lawrence E. Becker of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church, Logan, performed the ceremony.

Mr. and Mrs. Mason will make their home In Wheeling, W. where Mr. Mason is employed as consulting engineer for a New York City firm.

SPECIAL CHURCH RITES PLANNED HVill Observe 1 Christmas Sunday Special" Christmas service will be held Christmas morning In Dumont churches. At 7 a. m. there will be a special service in the Masonic Temple, by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer, with the Rev. Richard W.

Heins in charge. A special musical program will be given by the combined junior and senior choirs. The Sunday School will give Its annual entertainment Sunday night in the Masonic Temple at 7 o'clock. At the Old North Reformed Church a sunrise service will be held at 7 a. m.

There will be music bv the choir, directed by Mrs. John C. Spring, and a Christmas message by the pastor, the Rev. John C. Snring.

There will be Holy Communion at 9:30 a. m. Christmas day In St. T.nk-e's Eniscooal Church. Carol singing will be a feature, ana tne Rev.

Frederick J. Buttery, vicar, will speak. The pageant to be staged by the Sunday School will be given titmrinv morning at 8:30 In the rlinrrh hull. Special Christmas midnight masses will be held in St. Mary's C.

Church In charge of the Rev. Henry W. O'Neill. Herirenfield Tippecanoe Tribe, Improved Or-der of Red Men, will elect officers at its regular meeting tonight at the Alert flrchall. The regular Friday night bingo party sponsored by the Bergenfield Square Club has been cancelled this week.

The bingo party will be held next Tuesday. December 29. Addison H. Fverson and Fred Turrs won dark horse prizes at last night's meeting of the Bergenfield Republican Club, Inc. 4, mm -fyn Jl 1 1 wwr mtm) jf.mij.4 i' I THE BEST THAT CAN BE BOUGHT AT ANY PRICE.

Every one a perfect specimen of turkeydom-young, plump (which means extra meat on breast bones and joints), delightfully tender and flavor-some. One of these grand, Pilgrim Brand birds will make your Christmas feast a truly festive fare-and will save you money, tool Don't delay order yours NOWI ests of eye gaiety. Program chairman T. Norton Prime announced that next week's meeting has been cancelled because of the combined Christmas party and I aches' Night which will be held at the Knickerbocker Country Club on Tuesday evening. Dee.

29. Entertainment will be provided and gifts exchanged. Dinner will be served at 7 p. Prime said. Guests at yesterday's meeting Included Richard Ackerman, Newton Bolen and James Coe of the Engle-wood club.

Dr. Charles A. Seizor, supervising principal of Dumont public schools, was the guest of Lovell J. Hoiuss. PREFER BRUNETTES Business men in Australia are showing a marked preference for brunettes in their offices.

In Brisbane, some employers now refuse to employ blondes at all. Brunettes are said to adapt themselves better to office routine and to have greater powers of concentration. The "pretty-pretty" girl with doll like behavior, whether blonde or brunette, is definitely not wanted unless her efficiency is unusual. limn ill 'A' TURKEYS ljf BRAND mm PRICE 4 lb. 3 ib, IO 2c 3...

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I a 1 i i i .3 25 e29oz. ru" i 23 bottles Deposit! p1 1 ii ll i mil lliuiulllllilllll tiuVmuei! A bargain fiift for young builders! 45 natural colored pieces for erecting cabins, forts, stables and oilier buildings. Carefully notcbed for accurate fitting! Sturdy attractive educational fascinating. You save when you buy yours Wednesday! Limited quantity! rSf.ES OF TOYS SECOND FLOOR bT fZ SfS flsTii ST! Jecta-Scope Set ONLY ONE QUALITY ONLY ONE TIMILT DIES DOWN The anticipated tumultuous session' fe'Jed out as President Ray Ruthenbeck's last minute stumping for the young club and acid-like remarks concerning the 55 new members brought in most of them by sponsors of the winning slate fell upon apparently deaf ears. Henry W.

Theis, unopposed for the presidency, received 154 of the 169 votes cast while Mrs. Dorothy jlorschauser defeated Mrs. Verdi Kvan, 120 to 41, for the vice-presidency. Ernest A. Carls Jr.

was tiected secretary over Francis P. Oddo, 123 to 44, and Councilman C. Henry Vehrkens wrested the treas-urefh'ip from the incumbent Ray Xing by a 127 to 42 count. Mrs. Freda Gustafson led the sinning executive committee ticket with 149 votes and was followed by fred Stukhart and Seibert Unge-mach, who polled 121 each, Fred Tuers with 119 ballots and Edward Klaiss 113.

School Trustee Louis Fagnoni was high man on the other with 56 votes. He was followed by Ruthenbeck 48, and William H. Jeens, young Republican president, and George M. Tischbin, both 43. Botli sides claimed Mrs.

Gustafson as their candidates. Morris B. Kan-toff withdrew from the executive committee race before the balloting flatted. Mrs. Ryan and Oddo asked that election of Mrs.

Morschauser and Carls be made unanimous. Immediately prior to the election Theis took the floor and thanked President Rulhenbeck for his support in a public statement yesterday, but in fairness to young Republican adherents explained that he as asked to run by the Mayor and Council on a ticket sponsored by tiiem. Ruthenbeck's remarks in which he said, "There seems to be a controversy as to who's who, who's going to be who and why. It's not that question, but it is a question cf who's going to be the best man to lead the party to where it should be, not where it is now" followed. He pointed to the large number of new members and declared, "It just goes to show that when co-nxration is needed it can be had.

Tie time to support the party is throughout the year and on Election Day, not at a club election. "We owe thanks to Joe Martin for saving the party from a complete rout because too many Republicans not get out and work on Election Day as they have worked to-riht." The storm which should have been brought on by Ruthenbeck's last minute speech did not descend and the president appointed Tax Assrssor Axel W. Blomstergren to fill the chair during the election as he was a candidate for the executive committee. Blomstergren appointed Mayor Frank L. Jones as judge of the election, Recorder Francis R.

Englcke, secretary of the election, and Erling Pedcism and Julius Lotter, tellers. frank E. Olson was appointed to fill the post of Secretary Tischbin, 8iSQ a candidate for the executive commiltee. The voting proceeded quietly with ballots being passed out and each member depositing his vote in the box lus name was called from the toll. The resignation of former School Albert Van Saim was not arcepini Rnci a motion passed that advised of the chili's action 'n keeping name on the roll in he moves back to the Borough.

RING IN OCE.KE('of.I!I.D The latest American "gold rush" I-5 Wnikikl. Beach boys with wat-" Rfiggies are combing the shallows fit tide f0r jewels. Among 'he rr.anv things recovered recently as a ring lost 12 years ago bv John b. Lyon of the U. S.

Navy wilrn was stationed in the Territory of Hawaii. All materials Mrermrretl is placed cm display for rnsMNe rlaim by lui owners. if 'Ji; A in? ms 1 iif I l'l" WA mm The Pilgrim Tog Is your oisurance of choicest quolilyj for every Pilgrim Turkey if young ond fresh-fhe pick of the country's finest flocks. LOOK FOR THIS TAG I 1 I 11111119 Milk-Fed 8 ft i ii I Wed. Only 09 Thurndau'H Price Will lie 1.39! For every child! Sturdy metal device, with electric Rocket attachment.

Enlarges or reduces KkelchM. Samples Included. Ldura-tlonal and a lot of fun! Limited quantity! ISLES OK TOVS eTj4 (bTj5 i Wild i 1 Ducks Fancy Geese 25' lb. I lip'1' Oranges Florida ranges Florida I57.d. 2520 Sweet Potatoes Jersey YelloW TurnipS Fancy Boiling Onions Yellow Onions Celery Hearts Fancy 1 Fancy Long Island 23! Is 1 1 to bag b.s 25c Fancy Woihlnylon Sffte 3 T.

Stat aldwlns 3 lb. 14c Fresh capecod 19c Chesterfield lucky Strike renes Eating Apples AppleS COOKING 8 SECOND FLOOR s. jt jjj I I I I I I I I I I 2 i i i i i i i Cranberries lMinll' Hi I iilswMlil)! 1 i I I i ml', i I iP li ll Cornels Old Gold In Coy Chriilmat Wrappings Carton 10 Cao of Packs 2 lib. can ddm PlumPu Richardson Robbins Cranberry Sauce 2 rorsne Electric Windshield SSeet Remover ince Nieai uch one rapefruit Juice Polk's I Wednesday Only! Oct set for snow and Moot Mount II on winrlslilrlrl by suction cups fomato Juice ssitnch lo nmmptcr, Hrat Is transmitted by 2-Rtrandrd flrment. Wire liirlutlod.

Buy at Wednesday's low price! Limited quantity! Thursday's Price Will Be 59c! Service hlntlon and Auto Areesiorleg Itiurment Vi aSris-si (Pit Ginger Sporklin9 lars 1 UkLQfll jlUJ Club Soda Fruit Beveroges iJ bots lona Brand 3 24 6 that Refreshes Plus 111 lillJ I il lulliiliil hiliillai iiiyiiii.iiiiii oz. 1C VN-' Cola The Pause I'llll'i liiilMli ll.inl Hu.hI.niih:, Coca LEBSON A. 2 2 llackms nrk' (thirst Jniclrr MAIN STKKKT HACKKNSAl Main, Anderson and River Sts. HACKENSACK a EASTERN DIVISION ASTERN DIVISION.