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 \nTotal Gas Energy also permitted substantial savingsin the design and construction of the new addition tothe school-an estimated $90,000.  \nWe did.For about half the cost.That's the story of theTotal Gas Energy system recently installed in the newaddition of Muskegon Catholic Central High School.This remarkable new on-site system produces all thepower and light with natural gas driven engine-generators.And it does the job for about 50%of thecost of conventional methods.  \nThis new system for supplying low-cost power andlight has been employed in schools,motels,shoppingcenters,office buildings and plants throughout thecountry,and its economies have been proved againand again.  \nThe system also provides,at virtually no cost,mostof the heat needed to warm and cool the building andto heat the water.Excess heat,picked up from thewater and oil jackets and exhausts of the engines,isconverted to steam by a heat exchanger.It is theneither piped to heat coils in the individual rooms forheating,or to the absorption unit which cools theincoming filtered air for air conditioning.  \nIfyou'd like to have more information about Total GasEnergy,just write John Turko,Manager,Major ProjectsSales,Michigan Consolidated Gas Company,OneWoodward Avenue,Detroit,Michigan 48226.Maybewe can turn on your lights for about half the cost,too.  \nTHE MONTHLY BULLETINIS PUBLISHED FOR THE  \nMICHIGAN SOCIETY OF  \nARCHITECTS TO ADVANCE  \nTHE PROFESSION OF  \nARCHITECTURE IN THE  \nSTATE OF MICHIGAN.  \nMSA OFFICERS  \nPRESIDENT  \nJay S.Pettitt,Jr.  \nVICE PRESIDENT  \nChase Black  \nSECRETARY  \nF.Huston Colvin  \nTREASURER  \nLouis Menk  \nMSA DIRECTORS  \nRalph Bergsma  \nHarold Cunningham  \nBernard J.DeVries  \nHoward DeWolf  \nJackson B.Hallett  \nJack Monteith  \nJames B.Morison  \nJames E.Tomblinson  \nRobert L.Wold  \nDIRECTOR  \nMICHIGAN REGION  \nPhilip J.Meathe  \nEDITOR  \nDavid L.Williams,AIA  \nMANAGING EDITOR一  \nAnn Stacy  \nADVERTISING  \nDIRECTOR  \nCharles O.Irvine  \n# GRAPHIC ARTS\n\nCONSULTANT一  \nGary R.Grout  \nAnn Arbor Press  \nMonthly Bulletin,Michigan So-ciety of Architects,the officialpublication of the Society;allMichigan Chapters of the Amer-ican Institute of Architects;Women's Architectural Leagueof Detroit(WALD);ProducersCouncil,Inc.,Michigan Chap-ter;Builders &Traders Ex-changes of Detroit,Grand Rap-ids and Lansing is.publishedmonthly by the Michigan Archi-tectural Foundation;Editorialand Advertising Offices—28 WestAdams,Detroit 26,Michigan,Phone 965-4100.  \n1967  \nBULLETIN  \narchitects june  \nVolume 42—No.6  \n4 Editorial  \n6 News  \n11“The World of Eberle M.Smith”  \n19 Announcements  \n20 Advertisers'IndexCalendarClassified  \nS ociety of  \n\n| COVER ILLUSTRATION  \u003Cbr>PARK NORTH,ELMWOOD PARK  \u003Cbr>Architect  \u003Cbr>EBERLE M.SMITH AND Assoc.   |\n| --- |\n\nmichigan  \nMonthly Bulletin.Michiean Society of Architects,is published monthly at 28 West Adams,Detroit 26,Michigan.Entered as sec:ond class matter January 15,1946 at the Post Ofice at Detroit,Michi","cbCaijzj26Lp5xdl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijzj26Lp5xdl","pdf",5149398,26,"English","# Roofing Industry Promotion Fund","[{\"question\":\"Why does specifying a minimum roof pitch matter for leak prevention?\",\"answer\":\"It provides sufficient water run-off to eliminate ponding, which eventually causes destruction of volatile oils in the bitumen and deterioration of roofing felts.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the bulletin’s statistics say about flat roofs versus pitched roofs?\",\"answer\":\"A recent survey reports that flat roofs were almost three times as prone to leak as pitched roofs.\"},{\"question\":\"Where does the bulletin suggest the best place to stop a leak?\",\"answer\":\"On the drawing board, before construction.\"}]","ROOFING INDUSTRY PROMOTION FUND | PDF",1790601638,66]