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ene, It is expected that advertising
$2 6 Million forbids wl be posible by early
Ne spring, with awarding of
NOE ‘tracts’ a month later oe
eginning prom}
multi-million dollar building gush Ceaeteias s
signed to ge Ss la a ie
y “We do. not pl
rapid medical progress were
today by Frank L. dictation

Stulen, president of the board

 

tain, modernize and extend ou
duct of several years of | Grand Tra Bee roo entirely new, bulldee, We

an entirely new building. We
ifn si ofthe needs of in tinued | have relied heavily for analysis
erse area, is upon our archi-

ae callsire bene expen to provide tects-Field, Graheck, Bell
ture of $2,600,000 with the fig- | Services benefiting all ci of Traverse City-and upon
rising to $3,600,000 or | Maintain residences here. The | ou. management consultants,
more if desirable im- | hospital's request for | oe of A. T. Kear-

peoverrissie: Cait however, will be ae 86 no

ted individuals

Essential features of the plan | tins, ‘Their response “ee ere Ste NBG Een

include a new intensive care | determine how far that the area's neste for the
| indefinite future will be best

 

 

Weta go
unit, expansion now in updating our faci
ere o Pleasure that the evaloginen nt | served by the Beet plan. An
gre program has reached final de-| entirely new building would

‘oom facilities, ce :
pharmacy, general. stores, cision was expressed by both| have involved costs mounting as
stetrical suite, business offi Frank H. Moss, vice president | high as $14 million with no ap-
i expansion of ey, | and director of Munson, and A.| preciable gain in our existing
radiology, laboratory, and gift | Kent Schafer, vice president and | plans, and reall ng rolve ae
pees icing fine d te the | secretary. delay and great inconveni

 

 

tending to the we: “The plan as finally adopted) “Our bord of peas, now
surgery, will house = hrepi resents literally years of| is fully pcan ue the Be:
moved from the ‘id study,” said Schafer, who is/ Bram we ig off

sable "means of as-
sinkig ccatinaanee GF MEMES
high standards vot eonraelks
service at reasonable capital

 

which was constructed in 1924,
cl 24, directing the Center’s develop-
If financing permits, a com- ment activities. “We have had
Shell to resolve a number of Problems
ee the fact that

medical progress has been far | ae Board
president, is
pee ee sha evn oe ae president of Bator Sen

260. ane the Medical

vides services not

cionhie avllibis 08 very

wide area of Northern Michigan,
and

|| es and partner in the Di
Co te

Area of Northern Michigan. | of Munson’s board of |
H, Harwood, H. W.
plan to mest. many” special) Heidbreder, . N. Cline, MD.

t needs of this wide area. Heldbted
“Gomplicating mates further
isthe introduction . é
ments for appro roree no Storm, J. H, Batdorff, E. B.
eth pital scliies, by the federal Tesacien! and W. J tcldauaei
6 bed areas in the | sovemnmen ross and | me
a cies val state ier Magerrities’ We
Ree i ee are of course fully approved at|
,000 in Hill-Burton Fun aoe eeee fe proval

 

 

will be borrowed, with contri- added Moss, “has

immediate capital funds needed __ “The most “leat problem 4
butions by major supporters de- 'ermine whether a
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lermining
bias of construction can be ex