anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-08

Births SANTA ANA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL GARGES — Mr. and Mrs. John, 14038 Roundaw St., Westminster, girl, May 6. STEWART — Mr. and Mrs. Keith, 2328 Fairmount St., Santa Ana, boy, May 6. ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL, ORANGE HENDERSON — Mr. and Mrs. Leland, 7161 Euclid Ave., Fullerton, girl, May 6. LINNERT — Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, 172 B. Pepper St., Orange, boy, May 6. MATSEN — Mr. and Mrs. Chester, 17201 Ash Ave., Huntington Beach boy, May 6. MOORE — Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 325 E. Normandy Pl., Santa Ana, boy, May 7. OXENDINE — Mr. and Mrs. Galvin, 1057 W. Second St., Santa Ana, girl, May 7. RAYMOND — Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 209 N. Flower St., Santa Ana, boy, May 6. TITUS — Mr. and Mrs. Harry, Rf. 2, Santa Ana, boy, May 6. FULLERTON COTTAGE HOSPITAL BOHANNAN — Mr. and Mrs. Leva, 223 E. Wilshire Ave., Fullerton, girl, May 7. ORANGE COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL ROMERO — Mr. and Mrs. Antonio, 1516 W. Third St., Santa Ana, boy, May 6. RODRIQUEZ — Mr. and Mrs. Jack, 7561 Hanson St., Buena Park, girl, May 6. PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL, NEWPORT BEACH PORTERFIELD — Mr. and Mrs. Cody, 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, boy, May 6. SEEMAN — Mr. and Mrs. Dale, 2623 Nido Way, Laguna Beach, boy, May 6. Marriage Licenses Lawrence Glen McCain, 27, 520 W. Whiting Ave.; Margaret Langdon Hart, 18, 317 N. Richman Ave. both Fullerton. Dentist Talks to Anaheim Lions Fifty per cent of all the children in the United States in the two-year age group, have dental decay, Dr. Cyril A. Smith, Anaheim dentist told the Lions Club Friday. Dr. Smith, a member of the local Lions Club, illustrated his talk with samples of mounted teeth showing various stages of decay and the amount of decay caused by submerging a tooth in various brands of soft drinks and fruit juices. He also showed colored slides of the experiments made with teeth and the different reactions on the enamel of certain drinks and foods. Dr. Smith stated that dental decay is rapidly increasing and the dentists cannot hope to treat all he cases if all the people came in at one time. He stated that education is the only avenue of approach to the serious problem and he explained the educational program now being carried on in the grammar schools to teach youngsters how to care for their teeth. Larry Henderson introduced the speaker, Harry Barnes acted as chairman in the absence of Dick Glover who, with a number of other Lions, was attending the ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin Brodie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken 24 hrs daily Garage, Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service Fire Department Anaheim Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S. Lemon, Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Marriage Licenses Lawrence Glen McCain, 27, 520 W. Whiting Ave.; Margaret Langdon Start, 18, 317 N. Richman Ave., both Fullerton. Eskiel Lee, 28, 112 S. Bristol St.; Shirley Irene Allen, 26, 1116 W. 4th St., both Santa Ana. Fred Parks Nash, 16, 2688 Pala Way; Sharon Lynn McCarney, 16, 265 Lookout Dr., both Laguna Beach. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results The Doctor Disagree By Elizabeth Seifert CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE SHELLY based her plan on an article which she had read in one of the medical magazines which came into the office. "A night emergency call service," she named her idea as she talked of it first to one doctor then to another. She called on each one in person. Shelly was a very pretty young woman, as well as being surnamed Carr—which had its weight in town. It was, she admitted, her own idea, but she hoped to get the endorsement of the Medical society at its next meeting. She was trying to see if enough doctors would co-operate. Her idea earned success, too, by its simplicity. It was, in short, a plan to establish a service to persons needing emergency medical care at night. Her own phone number could be the central exchange. She would arrange to have someone at her house always to answer. The doctors would rotate duty, with two, or maybe three, on call each night. They must remain available to summons. The patients would be charged according to their ability to pay, and their cases would later be passed on to their own doctor if so desired. Shelly, both earnest and pretty, sold her plan at once. The doctors who at first held out, later called and asked to be enrolled. Certainly, they agreed, people should be able to get a doctor at night. A doctor, just as certainly, needed time for rest and relaxation, but Shelly just about mama for the same! It's a comfort to Shelly to have us here. She likes to hear a man across the hall— "Sure, sure. She don't miss her husband when she hears me snore like a blige pump suckin' bottom." "You spoke a word with the bark on it there. Mr. Vandable! Your gushy snore is precisely what she needs." But Dice could not be persuaded, and both girls began to fear that the pleasant arrangement would be broken off. And then the Night Emergency Service required someone at the telephone from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. This need Dice could understand. He approved of Shelly's plan; he had heard the men on the job tell how hard it was to get a doctor at night. Shelly's businesslike chart of doctors and telephone numbers and hours on duty— "It's a good idea not to have them on duty the same night of each week," he pointed out. "That's because there's twenty-five, and at three a night, it works out every eighth day." Ike nodded. "It's still good." "It would tie Myra down quite a bit," said Shelly, with genuine concern. "Though if she stays here, as I want you to do, I'd be here to let her off some evenings." "But we must have the phone extension moved into our room," said Ike. And the girls knew they had won. Ike knew it, too, and acknowledged the victory with a twinkle from beneath his weather-breathing eyes. When You Want Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin Brodie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken 24 hrs daily Garage, Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service Fire Department Anaheim Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S. Lemon, Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 505 S. Los Angeles St. Police Department Anaheim Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myles D. Bradley Office KE 5-5714 Res. Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon The patients would be charged according to their ability to pay, and their cases would later be passed on to their own doctor if so desired. Shelly, both earnest and pretty, sold her plan at once. The doctors who at first held out, later called and asked to be enrolled. Certainly, they agreed, people should be able to get a doctor at night. A doctor, just as certainly, needed time for rest and relaxation, but Shelly's plan just about guaranteed that, except for one night out of eight. That wasn't too much to ask. Later, when people praised her for this work, Shelly could be sincerely puzzled that she should be commended. The whole thing had developed so smoothly, had seemed such an obvious, simple idea. Even Myra's co-operation... Ike was still making rumbling noises about their moving in on Shelly! He'd not given up the apartment with the Pollers; he was occupying the guest room at the Carr home as a guest—though he had a score of more derogatory terms for his status. Shelly did her best to tell him what a help it was to have them in the house. "I needed you," she said, in as many ways as she could find. Myra still was trying to justify her initial intrusion. And she too tried to point out to the big, blond man that Shelly did need them. Ike could only see that they were established in luxury. Even when Shelly agreed to their paying rent and board, he still called the Vandables moochers, spongers... Myra had taken over many household duties, but, manlike, they seemed intangibles to Ike. Meal planning and grocery shopping were as nothing to him. "I make too good money, Myra," he said to his wife. "We don't need charity!" The tense, dark girl faced him angrily. "We're not gettin' charity! We're gettin' friendship in return." Copyright, 1932 by Elizabeth Selfert. Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Ike nodded. "It's still good." It would tie Myra down quite a bit," said Shelly, with genuine concern. "Though if she stays here, as I want you to do, I'd be here to let her off some evenings." "But we must have the phone extension moved into our room," said Ike. And the girls knew they had won. Ike knew it, too, and acknowledged the victory with a twinkle from beneath his weather-bleached eyebrows. "I've never known," he said slowly, "just how your husband's family took to us movin' in on you. Shelly. I'm wonderin' now how they're going to take to your setin' up a business here in your house." "The phone, you mean?" Ike smiled at her. Shelly turned the knitting in her hands. It was a rainy night, and the little room was cozy with firelight; the sound of wet tires out on the street accented the warmth indoors. "Ike . . ." she said slowly, and shot a glance at Myra, who sat curled up on the nearhug rug, the firelight shining in a glistening band upon her smooth, dark hair. When Stephen went away, he felt, and said, that his family would help me solve any problems that might come up. "I didn't have many problems that needed solving until just last week when Dr. Talboy was hurt. As you'll remember, my father-in-law came to see me the night after that accident. But it was not to help me solve the problem which had arisen. He could have solved it. He could have believed me when I said I was sure that Craig had not been drunk; he could have taken that stand, and maintained it; it would not have taken much more than a word or two—the Carrs are so important in this town; so influential..." "And how!" breathed Ike. "Yes," smiled Shelly. "If Mr. Carr had chosen to step on the gossip about Craig's being drunk, dently. "You surely will ask on the doctors about the service, Shelly went to say Mr. Prewett, roctor of the pal church. She liked things young man; he and Stepen been friends. He and Crox very good ones. They lived to one another, shared and in music and argued with joyment on all subjects. Mr. Prewett had come aside for Donald after the accident had offered him a second shot at a keen glance at Shelley. "Did you come about special, Shelly?" he asked. "You've not had bad new Stephen?" "No. Except that he's the other side of the world." The young minister was not a healthy-looking nor was he well—but he spoke of his personal affair when questioned. "I came to ask you about the office, Mr. Prewett said diffidently. "I want help me help Craig Talboy." "Oh, my!" She glanced at him. "He victimized by gossip." "I know ne is. They're also was drunk the night he wore they're saying a woman does would have lived if he had a drunk." "I think I can prove both are untrue." She opened her hand and drew out a small black such as doctors use to record calls, and in which Craig down brief notes later to be porated upon the history of me office. "I've never believed drunk," said Arthur Prewett. Shelly's eyes lifted to be "No. That's why I came for help." (To Be Continued) Lions Club District convention on Catalina Island. Introduced as a new member was Harry Komer. 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