BOARD PRESIDENT - T, N. CLINE

N. Cline's interests ere as varied: as the pictures which tastefully ac

 

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t is in his office. Photos ooowpy poaitions of prodinence, One
is of son Bob, 17, flying (he has hie private ticket), of Mike, 12,
holding two loveble hone-grovm Golden Rettiever puppies; yrenene' picture of his
wife, J nd of Cathie, 19, and, Jack who just 15. There are aerial views

of Traverse City, and one piewre of life-long: friend, Robert Kucera, who
reéponsible for Dr. Cline's avid interest in aerial photography.

   

 

young man, other, Warren, grew up i cause of
theie Father's lye as a "sna Secretary with the cares na fuce, Part
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jesire, but Linited finances, kept Ted Cline fron entering m
school, after hie retarn 20 the states, “Living in Ohio, he entered Hiram College,
minus a high-school diploma. What should have been his senior year in high school
was spent as a freshman in college, a fact he hes reason to be proud of. The Second
lortd az absorbed fou years of his Life, bot miitany sepvice taught hin to fy
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mough capital Tesources I, Bill to enable him to go to med
school,—ASterobtaining his M.D. des gtern Reserve (nox Case Western
Reseove) in Cleveland, he served his interna and residency in surgery at University
Hospital, also in Clevel:

  

A love of water and an appetite for a smaller town brought Ted and Warren Cline to
ichigan. Driving north from Ohio, they by-passed the larger cities end concentrated
on smaller towns, inguiring at cach one they liked whether there was a need for a
surgeon and internist. Each town gave then a negative vesponse. "Traverse City
didn't indicate any need for us esther, but we were as far north as we could get, t
ater yao begutiful and Travenve City got a new sucgeos and intannist anyway," said
Dr," Chine, “Ted's wife, Jean, « pediatrician, and their fanily pecked up thelz

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Many 1 other surgery, Ted Cline time and attention.
He is now cupieiins nis fourth (yerr es a va wenber of the fraveres’ City-City Comtieeion.
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Ted Cline became interested in Serial Photography at the urging of Bob Kucera, an
‘the hard way-trial and error",

LL the Be now, because of Ted Cline's

wedge BS can and ae save aiginare | hundreds of dollars and years of time i1

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Board President - T- N. Cline-~ cont'd
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* over that the over-all concern in Dr. Cline's life
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 bagn’"able ‘to\channé) that cofeern in the right direction at the right time. When
ad if we have problens . ine replied, "Of course we do, Dut we're
tution undergoing cl anytime,

not tinique from any other tes pte hange.
arene gone through extensive ohne and personnel changes, problene are fe bot
for what it’s worth, we are actively trying thet
“The Board vltimately responsible for everything in the hospital,
‘ough ‘the neeiniatration rune the 2 hospissl As I see it, i.e., the Board's
= hanintotration" 8) number one problem is to reta’
hospital...a greater tapport-and setise mon at Muns
etter patient care. Every employee needs and must

 

 

Ultimately, this will result in b pai
nave’ denies Of achtevenent nd acconplishnent when he leaves the hospital. Morale
problems erious, but the ball’ seems to be rolling in the right direction."

«° At Doth the Adwinistrative a ort ané studies
See Nett cane ab.working eantletons, fetikenst Sean financial
aan relasionship problen thet there
fersonne! long before the’ Beployee
1d gave people the opportunity to
were very pleated with the tine and effort. that
expeste ed on the questionnaire. We appreciated their sincerity and,
Tt was a Kick off point for us, and I ehink we've gain-
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freely expres theneelves.

   

most of all, the! x loyalty.
ed tome ground. Solutions to the problens won't al
the right track."

“Personnel are the backbone of any hospital, and we have some of the’ best at
Munsoa; we'll strive to keep them and continue to wake zhis the finest hospital
possible.

Questioned as to what he foresece for, Mnson's fusure, Dr, Cline replied he
thought our cals would continue to be’ one of an area referral hospital. "Right now,
si past! chat so: willl play. seta. boas ing responsibilities at the medical student
ertain. we continue to train nurses and staff personnel as we

   

 

Dr. Cline was asked if he expects futher expansion of physical facilitie!
im hve winost, completed updating supporting cervices within, the hospitals
haye ‘to adé more bed-epace, and that wil

easy since the supporting’ seevices arc already available; aad patbap

& san nL done somewhat differently - we've learned from our mistakes here too,

nough we can't make then in coaparisich to those T asc. eh Photaies| Tn Posait,

there's bse ney the plane and'the canera. at the hospital we're dealing with many,
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Workiig with people ‘is' fot’ only en occupation f6k Dr. Chie, but something he
obviously enjoys and yet ‘takes very seriously.

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