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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1961
Page
6
The Hillside Shopping Center welcomes a new seafood shop at 1114 Liberty Avenue. Gasper Marino operates Hillside Seafood House, carrying fresh daily catches from a family with a long history in the fishing industry.
After sixty years in business, the Hillside Seafood House in Elizabeth Cranford offers seafood specialties prepared to order. Fresh fish and chips, sea foods, chowders, boiled shrimp, lobsters and crabs are featured. Ample free parking available. Hours are 8:30 am to 6 pm daily, and 8 am to 8 pm on Thursdays and Fridays.
August brings peak lightning danger warns George G. Traver executive vice president of the New Jersey State Safety Council citing IAFC figures that about 800 people will be struck this month with at least 100 deaths. He notes fire departments will be called for rescue and urges precautions to stay indoors during thunderstorms away from metal objects.
Dr. Virginia Tennyson of Columbia University urges more young women to pursue medical research as men migrate to electronics, warning of a looming shortage in science labs. She notes women may be better suited for certain lab tasks, discusses scholarships and post doctoral fellowships, and promotes balanced life beyond the lab.
Robert Helm of Mountainside, Union County Mosquito Control Commission superintendent, told the Kiwanis Club in Union last week that house mosquitoes breed in water and clogged gutters. He urged surveys to remove breeding sites and noted efforts to eliminate breeding grounds in salt marshes, woodland pools, and brooks, with about 20,000 storm sewer catch basins treated. He cited open dumps in Elizabeth and Meadow areas near Newark Bay as breeding hotspots and described flooding with raw sewage during storms. Also noted were Hillside Professional Women's Club visit to Irene Phillips, a high school dietician injured in a Pennsylvania Turnpike crash.
A Bi county PAL Basketball League was formed in the PAL Building with Essex and Union county delegates. The group will meet Sept. 19 to organize, elect an executive committee, and set schedules. Linden representatives Sharkey, Savidge, Fortkiewicz. New Providence Cucco Wills. Bloomfield Connelly. Newark Volkert Shea. additional groups Elizabeth Irvington Plainfield sought for inclusion.
A remark highlights that Soviet Russia has nearly replicated the Army Language School in Moscow, presenting a strong, unintended compliment to its linguistic institute. The comparison underscores the breadth of Moscow’s language education efforts and the perceived parity with U.S. offerings.
Miss Dorothy M. Groeger PAL assistant director urged residents to send S and H Green Stamps to the PAL Building at 274 Hillside Avenue. The stamps will equip the girls' lounge and other areas, as the building opened last September 17 but remains sparsely furnished. Only the weight lifting room has new articles. other furniture is donated or well used.
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