A Hippy's Eye View of Forest Hills Event
A writer reflects on two weeks at Forest Hills during the First International Psychedelic Expo billed as a hippie World’s Fair. He praises creative, sensitive hippies and critiques stereotypes, arguing hippies prize authenticity, naturalism, and social responsibility over material success.
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Forest Hills Country Club
Forest Hills
PSA on hippies and the Psychedelic Exposition
Elton F. Manzione Jr., a 1962 Hillside High alum, shares impressions from Forest Hills Psychedelic Exposition Sept 21 24 and Sept 28 Oct 1. He notes sign advertising for help, involvement in publicity, and views hippies as a state of mind rather than a physical stereotype.
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Elton F. Manzione Jr
Bond St
Hillside High School
Forest Hills
Elton
New York Port Authority Hosts Open House Weekend
The Port of New York Authority invites the public to Port Newark and Elizabeth Marine Terminal for an Open House on Saturday October 21 from nine to five. Free bus service from Newark Public Service Bus Terminal and Elizabeth City Hall, free parking, exhibits trade fair products and an auto salon, plus craft demonstrations and ship models.
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New Jersey Turnpike
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Harmonia Opens New TV Drive In and Walkup Windows
Harmonia Savings Bank unveiled Drive-In and Walk-Up Windows in a Mini-Park behind its Union Square main office in Elizabeth Harmoniata. President Joseph P. O’Hara and Attorney Victor H. Eichhorn led the ribbon cutting noting auto convenience and an attractive setting with two way closed circuit TV to talk to tellers and instant posting to the NCR computer. The Mosler Safe Co built the windows and Diebold installed burglar systems. The bank plans extended hours and will give souvenirs on opening day.
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Harmonia
Union Square
Elizabeth
Harmoniata
Joseph P. O'Hara
Victor H. Eichhorn
O'Hare
NCR
O'Hara
Mosler Safe Company
Diebold Company
Harmonia Savings Bank
Morris Avenue
Rutgers Spends Over 12.5 Million in Sponsored Research
Rutgers University reports that more than 12.5 million dollars was spent on sponsored research during the 1966 67 fiscal year. The figure highlights growth in externally funded projects and institutional research activity at the state university.
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Rutgers
State University
Robbery Foiled At Lodor American Gas Station
A failed robbery at the Lodor American Gas Station on Route 22 occurred early Monday. A customer’s companions tried to break the cash box while the driver, who asked for gas, waited in the car. The suspects fled with the driver after Burns intervened.
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Lodor American
Route 22
Harry Burns
Orange
Burns
Hillside Notices Advertise Bid for Transportation Services
Hillside Board of Education seeks bids by 4:00 PM November 8 1967 for transportation of handicapped students to Franklin School Rahway with specifications available at 195 Virginia Street Hillside New Jersey. Bids may be refused or contracts awarded to deliver full services, with 60 day bid validity.
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Virginia Street
Hillside
New Jersey
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Hillaide
Union County
Ef Jersey
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Franklin School
Rahway
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Hillside Woman Honored for Civic Service and PTA Leadership
Mrs Hess, a longtime Hillside civic leader, receives the Meritorious Service Education Award for 1964 from Harden Looker Post 50. She has held roles in Hillside boards, PTA chapters, the Hillside Little League, and women’s auxiliaries, and participates in charity groups and church activities.
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American Red Cross
United Fund
Heart Fund
P.A.L
Hess
Harden- Looker P.T.A. Bowling League
Coe-Weds Club
Hill~ Side Presbyterian Church
Plaque Bid Leads to Finance Report for Tax Office
The sole bidder for a bookkeeping and billing machine for the Tax Collector’s office offered 7435 dollars, with a report referred to the finance committee. Township issues include remodeling at Hilltop Esso, a Hillside Ave project, and a bid review by Attorney Myers. Police and public health actions cover traffic light costs and immunizations for 150 town employees. The next township committee meeting is set for Wednesday Nov 8 after the election. Street changes on Gertrude and William Streets will be studied amid traffic concerns. Stanley Magdon repairs a rear retaining wall after neighbor trouble.
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Joseph Peyser
Gertrude
William Streets
Bristol-Myers
Millard
Herbert
Stanley Magdon
Boston Ave
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