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Tax Appeals Withdrawnby Developer THE COURIER-NEWS Plainfield, N. Wednesday, September 26, 1962 Tax Lien Filed New Brunswick A federal tax lien for alleged non-payment of 1960 and 1961 taxes totaling $9,160.10 was filed $7,500 Awarded For Boy's Injury New Brunswick A 3-year- tried to stop the machine. It old Piscataway boy whose leftjwas then tilted, exposing the leg was gashed by the blades blades, and gashed the boy's of a rotary lawn mower being left leg. operated by his of 55 Wester Metuchen, New Brunswick Thirteen, ter in 660 Middlesex Ave. The center, operated by seeking a reduction from ui.Uv ih at 000 to $21,000 in an improve- Hickey, itri Hie ment assessment, rtaa uio-i nnn appeals seeking a cut of in garden apartment land tax assessments were withdrawn by Jefferson Park Inc.

of Metuchen before the Mid Registration Volunteer Unit Makes Its Call rllinPS thp IS. 000th lack of awaiueu uamages missed because of a with Middlesex County Clerk M. Joseph Duffy yesterday against Louis S. Leitman, trading at the Mary Lou Manufacturing Company of 1139 Dairy Goat Group Elects Officers a oupeiiur VOuri negligence suit here yesterday. personal assessment of $1,880 be reduced to $800.

AMF Pin-spotters owning equipment in the center, asked that an improvement assessment representation. A reduction from $3,400 to dlesex County Tax Board Mon- Judge Joseph Halpern also Warren Township Officers $3,200 was allowed on an im jday night. telephone call was made last niSht to Union County voters Ave Fords goat club, Watchung further federal tax lien A further assessment of be cut from $26,000 to $21,000 i the child's parents, Mr. of the by volunteers for the New Jersey Organization for a Better Statp. ursine registration on a non-partisan basis.

and that a personal assess rc i armino I 'i rmnnn was tiled against louis ana $1,820 made by the borough against Jefferson Park Inc. Metuchen. Vt'T 4 Some 225 volunteers from Mary Leitman of the same address, for alleged non-payment of 1959 income tax totaling $480.15. ment be reduced from $7,680 to $4,000. During the hearing, Hickey said he paid $8,000 a year to rent the pinspotting equipment and in addition paid tax 15 organizations in this county have donated from five to 60 hours in three telephone workshops provided by the Elizabethtown Water Company Sale, Card Party Set Metuchen The Mother's Auxiliary of Boy Scout Troop 14 will sponsor a white ele- for improvements in Meadow Rd.

was canceled with the consent of Borough Attorney Robert F. Moss. After a lengthy hearing, the board deferred decision on appeals seeking reduced as Post Office Dedication To Be Held Hills, were elected recently in the home of Mrs. T. J.

Brodell in Mt. Bethel Rd. Chosen ere: President, Emily Carver; vice president, Brian Danner; secretary, Mar-go Burhans; treasurer, Francis Dickenshicd; reporter, Barbara Schaefer; recording chairman, Nancy Schaefer, and council members. Margo Burhans and Herbert Brinks. The judgments were given against Lawrence J.

Kenzel, also of Mountain Ave. The court was told that the boy, Jamie Pirrocco, was playing with a dog while his grandfather was using a rotary lawn mower on Mav 5. es on the property. Because of phant sale and card party to- in Summit and the Esso Bay- China, with about one-fourth of the world's population, occupies a territory in the eastern part of Asia about one-third larger than the continental United States. this expense he had not foundjday at 8 p.m.

in the home of the center profitable, he Mrs. II. W. Lord, 76 Linden way Refinery in Linden. Among the volunteers from sessments for equipment serv Scotch Plains The new for the ing eight bowling alleys of claimed benefit of the 1961.

When the boy ran in this were members of troop. the Metuchen Recreation Cen-I An appeal by Everett Stein the path of the mower, Kenzel the League of Women Voters, the Plainfield Jaycees and the Old Guard of Westfield. Results of the voter regis Scotch Plains Post Office will be dedicated Saturday at 2 p.m. Townspeople are invited to the public ceremonies which will feature a dedication ad tration campaign were unofficially checked yesterday by Frank MrTVrmntt. executive dress by James J.

Doherty regional director of postal nntPH that the services headquartered mgreatest increase in registra-Philadelphia. tion attributable to the cam- Also scheduled to speak are paign appeared to be in Senators Clifford P. Case; field where a number of new- RTatiomal J- if 1 i and Harrison A. Williams and registrations were received from older residents and newcomers to the town, particu Rep. Florence P.

Dwyer. Postmaster Clifford Car-dozo said the program also larly among garden apartment participation' dwellers where the campaign would include bv the Junior High School had been particularly strong. gram I gasis I What a break for QVQtlt LESSER QUANTITIES OP DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS TO BE SOLD AT SALE PRICE Since Sept. 5, he reported, more than 600 persons had registered to vote in West-field, where clerks had reported little activity prior to the campaign. Summit also reported a tremendous increase in registrations in the last week as did Berkeley Heights and New-Providence.

The latter two communities, where large numbers of new residents band. Community Post 209. American Legion, postal officials and representatives of the township's civic organization. Immediately after the dedication, the post office will be open for inspection by the public and a social period. The dedication is sponsored by the Fanwood-Scotch Plains Jaycees.

Carl Weidner, chairman of the dedication committee, said financial support for Qfock Wq realit LOOK AT THESE BUYS! have settled, were expected to register many voters, McDer-mott said, but the success of the event had been received from more than 30 sponsors 30 oz. cans SAVE 17. the campaign showed surprisingly, he continued, in in 0CEtTABIL Bank Executive Addresses Board Graham H. Brewer, vice president in charge of the per creased registrations in older established communities. "Clerks in the municipalities said they are being overworked," McDermott said.

George F. Smith of Metuch- SAVE 11. lOoz.C cans sonal trust division of Bankers VH Trust Company, yesterday ad-ien, former president of John CHICKEN NOODLE, VEGETABLE BEEF, CREAM OF MUSHROOM dressed the board of directors son Jonnson in isew Brunswick, is president of the 24 oz. bots. 0 SAW SAVE 17.

of Plainfield Trust State National Bank on investment policy and trust administration. The New York executive outlined the evolution of his bank's trust investment planning through periods of depression, recovery, inflation and recession over the last 30 years. Red Cross Head Will Be Speaker Bound Brook Miss Mary Ginnan, executive director of the Plainfield Area Chapter of the American Red Cross, will recount her experiences Brewer Has Deen associated Hicactpr roliof trv thp annual reg. rolls SAVE 17. FINAST WHITE, PINK OR AQUA with Bankers Trust for 38 meeting 0f tne Area Chapter years.

A former resident of of American Red Cross to be summit ana Kouna valley, nepM -n the Bound Brook Inn now resides in Oldwick. i Oct. 4 at 8 p.m. At the request of the American National Red Cross last year, Miss Ginnan spent several weeks in Texas after a hurricane struck there. 3 Area Physicians Get Chapter Pots MP 24 oz.

Jars 0 SAVE 29 Thre Plainfield are physi- clans have ben elected offi cers in the Union County chapter of the New Jersey Academy of General Practice. They are: Vice president. Leo E. Baron of 26 Prospect Oxford Cremo Business Name Filed New Brunswick Sidney Stephens of Herron Metuchen, was named as the owner of the Stephenville Cities Service station at Park 10 oz. pkgs.

Save 16 Ave. and Stephenville North Plainfield; director and alternate delegate to the state convention, Morris M. Osher of 100 Martine Fan wood; and Saul A. Nai-dorff of 421 W. Seventh St.

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