anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-30

CATERERS CONVENE — The Orange Empire branch of the Executive Stewards and Caterers Association met for their formation meeting at the Disneyland Hotel with more than 55 members from feeding establishments in greater Orange County present. The ESCA is a national organization of food service executives devoted to the improvement of the mass feeding industry and the education of youth for the industry. Shown are newly-elected officers (from left, seated) Frank Stabile, vice preside bert W. Oberst, second vice tor. Other officers are (from C. Harris, Robert P. George Glenn F. Gilmore, treasurer arms. Mal-Practice Suit Dropped in Court By Orange County News Service On the request of one of the plaintiffs who claimed the trial would seriously reflect on the medical profession, a $100,000 mal-practice case against the Grove-View Medical Group, the Garden Park Hospital, and two physicians, has been dismissed. This action was taken by Superior Judge John Shea, who acted in the suit. The doctor did not operate and continued using medications. On Nov. 22, the girl was given a shot in the chest, allegedly went into a coma, and died Nov. 27. The parents of the girl alleged that they tried to bring in an outside medical consultant after she went into a coma but were denied by Dr. Wyatt. Denied also was a request to transfer the patient to By Orange County News Service On the request of one of the plaintiffs who claimed the trial would seriously reflect on the medical profession, a $100,000 malpractice case against the Grove-View Medical Group, the Garden Park Hospital, and two physicians, has been dismissed. This action was taken by Superior Judge John Shea, who acted upon a request made by Kenneth Kincses. The man and his wife, Marlon, had filed a $100,000 wrongful death suit over the loss of their daughter, Loretta, at the Garden Park Hospital Nov. 27, 1957. The girl was first treated by Dr. G. A. Woelfel for injuries received in an automobile accident and later by Dr. A. J. Wyatt for another complaint. Dr. Wyatt reported administered anti-biotics and other drugs to the girl. On Nov. 17, 1957, the girl entered the hospital for the treatment of gall stones, it was stated CUT RATE HAIRCUTS 1.25 WHY PAY MORE? Topper's Barber Shop Ball Road & E. Los Angeles St. (Market Basket) Relaxed Muscles BOSTON (UP1) — A substance that blocks the chemical process of muscle contraction — and produces relaxation — has been separated from the "relaxing factor system" of the muscles, researchers from Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital. Double Wearing ACTION! Only Billy the Kid TEXAN JEANS made with Wearlon; 25% DU FONT "420" NYLON have the guaranteed, vulcanized SAF-T-NEE ... Twice as strong ... wears twice as long. Vat-dyed, Sanforized Double Wearing ACTION! Only Billy the Kid TEXAN JEANS made with Wearlon; 25% DU FONT "420" NYLON have the guaranteed, vulcanized SAF-T-NEE . . . 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Smith owns approximately 5.5 acres immediately north of the developed park land fronting on both Brea Blvd. and Harvard Ave., near the crest of the hill. Officers (from left, seated) Julia M. Bunt, membership secretary; Frank Stabile, vice president; Mason L. Ehrman, president; Herbert W. Oberst, second vice president; and Janice Hunter, director. Other officers are (from left, standing) Joe E. Nugent, Victor C. Harris, Robert P. George and Albert Hofflund, directors; and Glenn F. Gilmore, treasurer; and Louis Brutocao, sergeant-at-arms. Hurst Jewelers 132 W. Center St. 'Mad Teacup' Injury Suit Filed by Girl's Father SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Mad Teacup ride at Disneyland was the scene of an alleged jury April 26 of last year that resulted in a $10,000 personal injury suit being filed in superior court. The plaintiff is Dianne Jenssen. BEFORE BUYING A An and MO AL Hours: 9 KE 5-4084 Best Foods! Lower Prices! AT ALLIS Prices Good Thurs.-Fri. APRIL 30, MAY OUR BUTCHERS N.B.C. 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