24 - Millburn Public Library
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[AUGUST <strong>24</strong>, 19501<br />
V<br />
The <strong>Millburn</strong> & Short Hills ITEM<br />
Page S<br />
from the wrong lane are the most )ort to the Governor's Committee<br />
Prevalent types d improper turn*<br />
bombs and Hydrogen bombs—yet inhabited that neighborhood. They<br />
Highway Safety<br />
in the early fall.<br />
five and one-half feet in the air, TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN."<br />
resulting in traffic confusion and<br />
any man can tell you that the most found the pictures we kids drew,<br />
The ordinance, of which the fore-<br />
The Essex County Committee on<br />
how long was the post? When I going Is the title, was passed on final<br />
mishaps. In addition to starting a<br />
explosive and deadly powder in the put up ladders, and took Dut their<br />
he Midcentury White House Con-<br />
asked my father he said: "Any reading at a regular meeting of tht<br />
turn from the proper lane motor-<br />
world is that which your wife finds cameras. Now you can buy a book<br />
Township Committee of the Township<br />
By MARTIN J. FERBBR<br />
ference on Children and Youth is<br />
darn fool would have meas- of <strong>Millburn</strong> in the County of Essex.<br />
ists should complete the turn in<br />
on the lapel of your coat. proving, by means of those pic-<br />
Director<br />
headed by Mrs. Richard S. Bethel,<br />
ured it before he put it there!" In New Jersey, held, on the 21st day of<br />
the proper lane. Other driver<br />
For peaceful living I look back tures, the existence of prehistoric<br />
August 1550.<br />
N.J. Division of Motor Vehicles<br />
of Montclair. Mrs. R. W. Luster,<br />
our arithmetic problem, I suppose<br />
OLAEENCE A. HILL,<br />
shortcomings include failure to<br />
to the early 1900's when my family man in Watervliet, New York,<br />
When one considers thet the<br />
caseworker at Neighborhood<br />
I carpeted hundreds of rooms—<br />
Vice-chairman,<br />
give proper signals in deviating<br />
Pa and Ma and we nine kids— thousands of years ago!<br />
improper turning of e motor ve-<br />
House, <strong>Millburn</strong>, is serving on the<br />
but when I got married, we bought<br />
Township Committee.<br />
THEODOBE L. WIDMATEE,<br />
from a straight line and also neg-<br />
lived along the banks of the old<br />
hicle in traffic ranks No. 5 es a<br />
~ ex County Steering Committee.<br />
In those days, <strong>Public</strong> School No. rugs!<br />
Township Clerk.<br />
lecting to check traffic, before<br />
cause of all highway mishaps it<br />
This Committee began its work last<br />
THE GOOD OLD DAYS Brie Canal in Watervliet, New 3 played a major part in our lives. B'Bye, now!<br />
Aug. <strong>24</strong>. 1950. Fees: 82.SS<br />
trying to make any turning move- May and has organized ten sub-<br />
I guess there isn't much that is York. The pace was not too fast.<br />
It was a place of great inspiration,<br />
is obvious that this kind of bad<br />
ment, to be sure that such macommittees which have been gath-<br />
comforting in these days of Atom There were no sidewalks for us<br />
but also the beginning of the prob- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS<br />
driving is inexcusable.<br />
neuver will not interfere with ering data all summer.<br />
kids to write on—just a dusty old<br />
When a driver makes a turn<br />
other highway users.<br />
all organizations in the township. tow path. So we used to climb up<br />
lems of life. For Instance, I took<br />
LEGAL NOTICE<br />
ANCE<br />
properly there ia little or no<br />
There will be a public meeting in It is hoped that there will be a on some clay banks along the Canal<br />
such arithmetic problems home as,<br />
CHANGING THE<br />
CLASSIFICATION OF CEHhazard<br />
to other vehicles. On the<br />
Every competent driver in Mill-<br />
October to make reports and ask large and representative audience and draw pictures. Once some men the post that stood one and three-<br />
LAN<br />
°S IN THE TOWNSHIP OF<br />
other hand, a motorist who exeburn<br />
will support me when I say<br />
for recommendations. Soon invita- not only from <strong>Millburn</strong> but also came from New York to study the quarters feet in the mud, two and jj>" IN THE COUNTY OF<br />
STKHS<br />
cutes a turn without adequate<br />
tions will go out to the heads of from all of Essex County. home life'of the Indian who once one-third feet in the water, and<br />
preparation not only causes frequent<br />
accidents but considerable<br />
traffic congestion and delay »9<br />
well;<br />
It is almost unbelievable that<br />
there were 3,752 such • accidents in<br />
New Jersey last year. In these<br />
mishaps, 10 lives were snuffed<br />
out. Ten lives lost in a seemingly<br />
minor traffic maneuver because<br />
of drivers' failures to observe the<br />
rules of turning movements on<br />
the road as well as failures to have<br />
a proper attitude toward other<br />
highway users.<br />
Keeping in the proper lane is<br />
essential to the safe and orderly<br />
movement of traffic at all times.<br />
Weaving from one lane to another<br />
and making right or left turns<br />
AND AMENDING AN ORDI-<br />
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that observation shows a large<br />
and growing class of drivers<br />
who seem to have abandoned the<br />
le^al requirement of giving signals.<br />
This trend came in with the<br />
closed car. In recent years signalling<br />
has become a lost art.<br />
Before making a turn, every<br />
driver should do these things:<br />
1. Check traffic<br />
2. Give proper signal<br />
3. Place vehicle in proper position<br />
4. Execute turn FROM proper<br />
lane TO proper lane when It is<br />
SAFE to do so.<br />
Now is an opportune time for<br />
every motorist in MilHmrn to review<br />
what the legal requirements<br />
for hand signals in New Jersey<br />
ere. The signals ere:<br />
Left turn: Left hand extended<br />
horizontally with index fi-nger<br />
pointed to left.<br />
Right turn: Left hand extended<br />
making a sweeping motion<br />
from rear to front indicating<br />
to following vehicles that they<br />
pnay pass to left.<br />
Stopping or Slowing: To be given<br />
•with the left arm and hand<br />
extended horizontally to the<br />
left in a steady position with<br />
the palm of the hand turned<br />
to the rear.<br />
The safe motorist needs largely<br />
a cooperative attitude toward<br />
other highway users and to be<br />
consistent in his driving. Then he<br />
will be doing his part to make<br />
our highways safe and motoring<br />
more pleasant for everyone.<br />
•<br />
Plan Conference<br />
On Children<br />
The liiacentury White House<br />
Conference on Children and Youth<br />
will be held in Washington, D. C.<br />
in December under the Federal<br />
Children^ Bureau. This is the fifth<br />
such conference called by the<br />
President of the United States and<br />
each of the others has produced<br />
important results in improving<br />
health and child welfare standards,<br />
child labor legislation, and Federal-state<br />
cooperative programs<br />
for better State and local services<br />
for children.<br />
This year attention U being focused<br />
on bringing together present<br />
knowledge about the status of children<br />
and finding out where further<br />
study is needed, pointing out<br />
the needs of parents, examining<br />
the ways people are now working<br />
together for children and initiating<br />
steps for the achievement of the<br />
conference recommendations in the<br />
coming- decade.<br />
To accomplish these aims -much<br />
preliminary work has been done<br />
in each state. Governor Driscoll<br />
has appointed the "Governor's<br />
Committee on Youth" with Mrs.<br />
Hortense F. Kessler .as chairman<br />
and Douglas H. MacNeil as secretary.<br />
Each of the twenty-one counties<br />
in New Jersey has a committee to<br />
study local services to children<br />
and youth, and submit reports of<br />
their findings and show where they<br />
think there are gaps that shoul<br />
be filled. These committees will ri<br />
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