anaheim-gazette 1962-09-05

ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday September 5, 1962 Super-Agency By Orange By JOHN A. MURDY, JR. 28th Senatorial Dist. Late last year, eight men ly and unceremoniously took the reigns of eight newly-era super-agencies in California billion-a-year state governm Their job is to oversee an ordinate state operations bureaus, boards and commisfor the Governor. These juniecutives make up GovBrown's cabinet. Governor Brown content has eased his burden of waover state government and provided more efficiency. E new super-agency has a cla of two to six satellite departm with related interests. Critics, namely Republican other community leaders throu out the stae, have labeled the Anaheim Savings A Loan Officials Go 'Back To School' Donald L. Fylpaa, assivice president of the Califo Federal Savings and Loan A ciation; and William B. S. pard, vice president and secr ry-treasurer of the Keystone ings and Loan Association Anaheim, will attend fourth annual American Sav and Loan Institute school for cutive development at the versity of Washington in Seas through Sept. 14. Two year program emphas individual development with dies concentrated in the area finance, economics, and behavioral sciences. REACHING FOR A (TEL)STAR — Four-year-old Anita Di Stefano touches special full-sized model of Bell System’s communications satellite Telstar at telephone exhibit at Disneyland. Little Anita was the four millionth guest to visit the Bell System exhibit since it opened on May 20, 1908. Giving her a boost is six-foot-nine Disneyland Space Man, John Glenn (that’s his real name). Field Engineers Named at Robertshaw-Fulton Plant Lewis P. Brown and Charles Hybarger have been named as field engineers for Robertshaw-Fulton’s Aeronautical and Instrument Division in Anaheim, according to an announcement in Anaheim by James Chadburn, division sales manager for aeronautical products. Brown will be responsible for an area that includes the States of Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas. He will operate from offices in Dallas, Texas. Key products with which he will be concerned are miniature oxygen breathing systems for commercial and military applications, mask-mounted miniature oxygen regulators and accessories, medical oxygen equipment, airborne precision pressure regulators, high and low temperature valves, and associated equipment. A native of Arlington, Mass., Brown holds a B.S. degree in economics from Harvard University. He has served in the U.S. Army as a field artillery officer. Until recently, he was field engineer in the Southwest for Aro-Firewel Corporation. Earlier he was with the Revere Corporation of America. Hybarger will be responsible, on a nationwide basis, for sales of electronic products, including “Multilok” telegraph terminals and associated equipment, airborne filight controls, and digital data transmission equipment. Jaycees Launch Safe-Driving Project With Cooperation Of City Officials Anaheim’s Safe Driving Week, which started yesterday, sponsored by the Anaheim Junior chamber of Commerce, is designed to encourage all motorists to check their driving and their cars to cut down on the appalling to screen drivers for possible visual deficiencies. This portion of the clinic provides an opportunity for parents to have their children’s eyes checked before they start the new school year. “This voluntary vehicle safety check gives every motorist chance to do his part in making our city a safer place to live,” cording to Gordon Haskins of Junior Chamber, “Even our Anaheim’s Safe Driving Week, which started yesterday, sponsored by the Anaheim Junior chamber of Commerce, is designed to encourage all motorists to check their driving and their cars to cut down on the appalling grief and cost of carelessness. Eacr afternoon this week and all day Saturday, a Safe Driving clinic will be in operation at the Broadway Shopping Center. In cooperation with the West Anaheim Lions Club, a free driver sight testing clinic has been established. According to Dr. William Buethe, optometrist and chairman of the Lions sight conservation committee, culb members are volunteering their time to screen drivers for possible visual deficiencies. This portion of the clinic provides an opportunity for parents to have their children’s eyes checked before they start the new school year. Join Circle Motorists are invited to join the circle of safety by having their cars 10-point safety checked in a special traffic lane set up in the shopping center. This free safety check will be supervised by a qualified mechanic, manned by members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and volunteers, including members of the Incorrigible Car Club. “This voluntary vehicle safety check gives every motorist chance to do his part in making our city a safer place to live.” cording to Gordon Haskins of the Junior Chamber. “Even our drivers are poor risks if they drive cars with bad brakes worn tires or other often neglected items.” A safety checked windshield sticker reassures owners their vehicles were checked and found to be in a safe operating condition. The Anaheim Police Department has set up a safety display under the direction of Lt. Alvin Rogers. This factual presentation causes and results of careless driving together with ideas and suggestions for observing the officer as well as your own driving habits should be used as daily reminder of what is ahead for a safe driver. SILVER DOLLARS 98¢ Limit one to each person with this Ad. Good Sept. 1-2 and 3 only. VALENTINE’S COINS AND STAMPS This and many more specials to celebrate the opening of our new store— 1741 W. La Palma Ave. at Euclid ANAHEIM, CALIF. Super-Agencies Discussed by Orange County Senator By JOHN A. MURDY, Jr. 20th Senatorial Dist. State last year, eight men quietly took over reigns of eight newly-created super-agencies in California's $2 billion-a-year state government. Their job is to oversee and coordinate state operations andreas, boards and commissions the Governor. These junior executives make up Governor Brown's cabinet. Governor Brown contends it released his burden of watching state government and has provided more efficiency. Each super-agency has a cluster two to six satellite departments related interests. Ritics, namely Republican and community leaders through the state, have labeled the new Anaheim Savings And Loan Officials Go Back To School' Donald L. Fylpaa, assistant president of the California General Savings and Loan Association; and William B. Sheepd, vice president and secretarreasureur of the Keystone Savings and Loan Association, in Anaheim, will attend the sixth annual American Savings Loan Institute school for executive development at the University of Washington in Seattle, through Sept. 14. Two year program emphasizes individual development with students concentrated in the areas of finance, economics, and the behavioral sciences. Plan as just another layer of bureaucracy. I think all responsible leaders will agree that our state government needs an overhaul. How to do it is another cabinet was formed in a rather thing. The new super-agency peculiar way. Amidst some controversy during the 1961 session of the state legislature, the lawmakers did create by statute four of the agencies. They are: 1. Natural Resources, headed by William Warne. His departments include water resources, conservation, beaches and parks. 2. Highway Transportation, headed by Robert Bradford. His departments include public works, motor vehicles and highway patrol. 3. Youth and Adult Corrections, headed by Richard McGee. His departments include corrections, adult and youth authority. 4. Health and Welfare, headed by Samuel Leask, Jr. His departments include mental hygiene, social welfare and public health. That's as far as the Legislature would go in 1961. Governor Brown created the other four by the simple (?) executive order. One begs to ask the question why he did not do it with all eight or how he could do it with four when the Legislature had to create the other four. The agencies created by Governor Brown's executive order are: 1. Revenue and Management, headed by Hale Champion. His department is finance and he is director of finance. 2. Business and Commerce, headed by Preston Silbaugh. His departments include professional and vocational standards, industry of highway and transportation). Say the new program has thousands of dollars and pstate military, disaster office, ed efficiency. Governor Brown embark this plan because State gov't employment relations head... Two year program emphasizes individual development with student concentrated in the areas of science, economics, and the behavioral sciences. American Savings and Loan Institute is the educational and professional organization for person savings associations and cooperative banks. It helps train personnel and develop future executives through a wide range of specialized courses of study. Celebration Of Mexican Holiday September 16 O'Campo, chairman of the Association for Hanna Committee, has announced hat a celebration honors both the Mexican Independence Day, and Assemblyman Day, September 16. Thesta will be held at the Reclerk's Hall in Buena Park. Day will begin with a barbeque that will be served from 1 to the afternoon. An evening of singing has been planned, and Mariaches will entertain in afternoon. Movie stars, the State Treasurer Betts, games, and Latin entertainment will be on hand throughout the day. Tickets to fiesta are a $1 donation for each, and 50 cents for children. Service includes the barbecue of the entertainment. Tickets are obtained by calling KI Project Officials This voluntary vehicle safety gives every motorist a chance to do his part in making city a safer place to live," according to Gordon Haskins of the Chamber. "Even our best legislature had to create the other four. The agencies created by Governor Brown's executive order are: 1. Revenue and Management, headed by Hale Champion. His department is finance and he is director of finance. 2. Business and Commerce, headed by Preston Silbaugh. His departments include professional and vocational standards, insurance, corporations, savings and loans, banks and real estate. 3. Public Safety, headed by Bradford Crittenden (he is director of the highway patrol, whose agency is under the super-agency of highway and transportation). Departments under him include state military, disaster office, fire marshal and veteran affairs. 4. Employment relations, headed by John Henning. His departments include employment and industrial relations. Each administrator of each super-agency receives an annual salary of $25,000. But proponents say the new program has thousands of dollars and paid efficiency. Governor Brown embarked this plan because State government got too big and could some for one man to run. 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