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WHE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, Mey 29, 1962 @ Oshawa General Hospital The New Wing Which Will Be Opened. TOMORROW WAS ERECTED BY .M. Brooks LIMITED it is our hope that the citizens generally will take pride... in, the further knowledge that their Hospital is ever striving to keep apace with the demands made upon it -- to render the best possible service to those who are indisposed and in the need of Hospital services. The year of 1961 was a very active year for all of us associated in this great work ... It was another building year... A year when an untold number of decisions had to be made by the Board of Directors and the management of the Hospital constantly realizing that it was public funds that were being expended. However, one can look about the grounds, the parking areas, the renovated Burns' property and many other completed activities and realize with little difficulty that a terrific amount of thought has gone into the Hospital development during the year 1961, We are happy to be able to acquaint the public We are grateful for the privilege extended to our company to be with the fact that several floors of the new wing are now : ' lasia Gpetation ond snes Will be. eet inte eceidtlan us-sate chosen as General Controgter for the erection of the newest wing of as the necessary equipment is received and put into place the Oshawa General Hospital. and the necessary staff found to operate the added areas. Later, but during the early part of 1962 the latest addition to the Hospital will be officially opened, but those of us who form the Board of Directors realize that this is not the end of our expansion -- for as long as Oshawa continues to grow so will the demands in pro- portionate measure increase so far as the Hospital is concerned, and every effort will have to be continually be put forward to keep abreast of these conditions. Therefore, on behalf of the Board of Directors | extend the hope that & ed the public generally who have been so generous in sup- porting their Hospital in the past will continue to give it their kind and thoughtful consideration since it can LIMITED only continue to thrive with the goodwill of the people -- from the Report of the President, at the Annual Meeting, 1962. re) % a A ee A