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Oshawa Times (1958-), 28 Oct 1965, p. 23

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oe : : a piooyd PO EINE a rng a Sh RE ie IO Ot aD SELES TNL yr ene Op any Rn Fee OE ET OE ast ate Bo Rate Rel i es on "All Gas" Home Gas Eliminates The Gocsvork eee . Cie Natural Gas Boosts |p "mn | dering Plow wists ore Burners with brains are add-jadditional tumbling at the right|*CCustely measure moisture in- Economy Of Canada jirz22: simran laundering. synthetics and treated cottoms.| otro 1. against power plished Homemakers, tired of play-| The ultimate in convenience by different manufacturers, the|the control system For m years protected "all aa" alae has been aj/failure by a thermo-electric unit. i= leam in the-gas industry's eye.) Other applications of gas-gen-| Dynamic! That's the word for,-- exploration, discovery, pro-|feet. This actually exceeds. theling guessing games with their i Behind the scenes, research scl-lerated thermoelectric power,|an industry which is daily doing|duction, transmission and dis- Prag oe Produced|iaundry equipment, can now pied nev ae oh aoa bere ae Association ex-jly shuts off the ee entists have worked dogged-|particularly gas-operated fur-|wonders for Canada's economy,:::cution, at least 25,000 are|during 1959 and' 1960! turn the job over to automa-\of heatiess tumb fos be Be er the same de-| Another method, modus ly. Twenty-four years ago, there|nace fans, were shown else-|--the natural gas industry. Tojalso employed in the direct ap-; From January to June of last|tion. ae aaa - s -~ the elimination ofjlation, is offered on were only four uses of gas in|where in convention exhibitions.|many outside the industry this plication and utilization of gaSlyear, other segments of Can-| Revolutionary new controls ord - pol age An and guesswork on|models of gas and the home; the industry hoped|Among incinerator exhibits was|may appear as an amazing factin home and industry. Last year/ada's gas industry showed ap-|on 1965 gas dryers and washer-\ments a , = ie ase the homemaker. gid by . similar items. dryer equipped manufacturers. that by 1975 there would be|the Desroilet, a gas-fired unit|for in years gone by the very|gas utilities serviced 1,389,900|preciable advances. Equipment|dryer combinations automatical- seven. That goal was passed|for complete disposal of human|words "gas company" seemed|Canadian gas customers, and it/manufacturers, for example,|ly select the right temperature many years ago. waste without the use of sewersito imply sOmething old-fashion-jis anticipated that this figure|sold over 31,000 gas furnaces,jand drying time to suit each Today there are gas ranges,jor plumbing. This gas toilet,/ed and unprogressive. That con- will increase to 2,100,000 by 1970./over 65,000 gas water heaters,|load, regardless of size or con- refrigerators, refrigerator-freez-/now in production, has been ap-|ception is, of course, long obso-|Gas is now employed in many/nearly 21,000 gas ranges anditent. When the proper degree ers, water heaters, clothes dry-|proved by the American Gas As-|lete and bears no resemblance|types of industry -- foods, bev-imore than 5,000 gas clotheslof dryness is reached, they ers, combination washer-dryers,|sociation Laboratories in Cleve-|to the go-ahead, modern-as-to-jerages, tobacco, rubber, yo dryers. automatically shut off the ma- } heating equipment, cooling/land, Ohio, It is useful in areas|morrow natural gas industry|tiles, printing, steel, even for) mpi, combined production and| chine. equipment, year-round air-con-|where water pollution is a prob-|which produces over 13,6 per|the generation of electricity.|.o105 picture augurs well for the| Guesswork on the part of the ditioning, smokeless, odorless|lem or where soil conditions do|cent of Canada's energy re-|One of the major undertakings|(anadian economy. In fact, the|homemaker is completely ell- waste disposers, even a gasinot permit the use of septicjeuirements. of the industry as a igre dt and/canadian Gas Association. ex-|minated. So is all possib' ty of dishwasher. Outdoor cooking|tanks. This is a big 2 billion, 300 mil-jone which deserves to 4S|nects that industry records will|over-drying. Variables prhich equipment, swimming pool] The August, 1963 Issue of|jion dollar industry. In addition|one Of the wonders of the mod-|,-4in be broken in 1965. Basing|°Tdinarily affect drying times heaters are available and in-/House and Garden magazine|+y the more than 11,000 workers ern world, has been the con- its forecast on current trends, it|cease to be important. Even creasingly popular. features a house that creates all);, employs in all its varied areas struction of 2,340 miles of pipe predicts that the industry's cus-|mixed loads, such as heavy den- A few years ago we began tojits own power by of a line to bring natural gas tOltomers will increase in number|ims, turkish towels and light- hear about a "fuel cell' which|30-kilowatt natural gas gener- Eastern Canada. This cost $427,-|1. six ner cent to 1,530,000, and| Weight cottons can now be dried used gas to produce electricity.|ator. It is a house that re- G § Furn aces 993,000 and employed 5,000 meniii4+ Canadians will buy more|together without the lighter Then we read of office build-|quires an extraordinary amount a at peak of construction. Cur-|12n 12 per cent more natural|items becoming overdried. ings, shopping centres, huge/of energy. Major, Kitchen apell t teins ae gpg ae gp gas than in 1963. NATURAL MOISTURE apartment house projects, highjances, washers, dryer, heating, A Ada able Sales of gas - fired kitchen ai ghtweight fabrics are kept i i i ,-and swimmin re pipelines to Eastern Canada.| |° g P*| mols schools and industrial plants|air conditioning, ai g p Today, there is actually a total|Pliances and gas furnaces are ete Me Mage Mag ag where the total energy needs --/pool heater all use gas. In addi- ; electricity, heating and cooling|tion, the onsite generator pro-| New heating units must beiof 35,000 miles of natural gas also expected to increase. dtstm. Oiiy. @hitn thay westabers ta e ting in Canada.. | The question naturally arises: -- are supplied by natural gas.|vides all electricity needed forjable to do more than just heat lpipe line operating , has been evenly distrib At 'ne beast of these total lighting, ventilating fafs, twolhome! The old concept of hav-| Currently there are some 36/ Can Canada continue to satlsfy|ine jast articl "4 as ge Aye energy systems are natural gas-|automatic water heaters, thejing a furnace only to keep hee major utilities and many small|this ever-growing gag eed de-!does the machine turn itself off. fueled turbines quite similar tojmusic system, thermostatic and}warm is giving way to complete) tijities in Canada providing gas|mand in addition to a heavy €X-! Natural moisture, necessary in aircraft jet turbine engines.|garage controls, and dozens of|comfort the year round. 1 service to some 1,265,900 house-|POrt volume? : all non-synthetic fibre, is' re- They provide high - frequency|other small appliances. A,good furnace, for example,/hoids, and a total of 5,000,000) The answer is a decidedjtained in the dried items. This power for efficient lighting and] Research is in progress that|must be able to "adapt tOlusers, or about 30 per cent of|"Yes", for, even after deductingladds greatly to their appear- 60-cycle power for motors and|will add more information about/Summer air conditioning with alin. population. Ontario itself|the volume of gas consumed|ance and wearability. Over-dry- convenience outlets. Exhaust|the economics of all-gas-power-|minimum of added expense.|has 13 gas companies. each year, Canada's naturalling removes residual tolature heat from the turbines is direct-|ed developments. Engineers in/Then, too, a wide variety Of] Across Canada a total of 900 gas reserves have been increas-/leaying fibers wrinkled and | ed through a waste-heat boiler|the industry believe that on-site|other climate control features) municipalities including Ottawa|ing at a rate of 2.9 trillion cubic rough to the touch. to make steam or hot water to|fuel-cell-power generation in|may be added to do more thanij,-~- gas service, ranging from|feet annually for the past six! For those occasions when WESTERN OIL CO. For The Best FUEL OIL & SERVICE As Dependable . as the Pony Express 725-1212 i heat a building, operate an ab-|the home will eventually be|provide just temperature COM-imontreal with a population of|years. homemakers want wy sorption air Caaitionier, and|competitive with purchased cen-|trol. Electronic air cleaning,|9 999,000 to Ermine, Saskatche-| Expansion is the watchword/a particular sei aly i heat water for many uses. tral-power-station electricity in|odor-removal and humidity con-|wan with 15 inhabitants. of Canada's gas industry today./tings are provided. One dries 4 A hint that these and other/most instances. Moreover, so/trol are a few of the extra jobs|} As Canada's most highly in-/To an important degree this isiclothes ready for immediate } devices might, before too long.|gas industry leaders say, it ap-|being given to the familiar fur-|qystrialized province, Ontariojoccasioned by the young and wearing or storing, another ie be miniaturized for household|pears that the economics of on-jnace. : ui _ {had over 590,600 natural gasjaggressive leadership which is|leaves them ready for immedi- use was given at the American|site fuel-cell community power} How well you "'treat" the airjoustomers in the first six|a unique characteristic of manylate ironing and a third stevides Gas Association Convention inigeneration for hundreds of|depends upon the optional] months of 1963. Here the largestof the companies concerned, |------_--__-___ FUVAGES Gh October, 1962. The entire ex-|homes will be even more favor-jequipment you add, It is be- proportion were residential cus- hibit of one major appliance|able because of the reduced cost|coming popular today to haveltomers, as might be expected. BRIDGE IS IN PERIL manufacture was operated onlof hardware per unit of power|summer cooling, electronic air/However, sizeable totals of in-| tondon Bridge, the latest on electric current generated by|in larger systems, as well as the/cleaning, electric humidifiers/qystrial and commercial cuS-|the site (and built in 1831), is 1 gas-fired thermoelectric de-|improved load - cycle factor.jand odor-removal, in addition to/tomers were also registered,|<inking one inch every. eight ; vices. In the exhibit were pre-|Total energy systems powered/heating. ' jwith Ontario contributing al-|,oars into the mud of the River ! production prototypes of four|by natural-gas-fueled turbines} Most of these accessories do} most 50,000 in this category. ifhamey. new gas appliances, including ajhave already been proved econ-|jnot take up one square foot of| For 1964, estimates indicate gas freezer, and a gas refrig-|omically feasible. indoor space. Modern furnaces|the total sales figure for the en- TRY TO KEEP STAFF f are compact. One of the indus-/tire Canadian natural gas indus-| SEDGLY, England (CP) -- } a try's newest gas-fired "'high-|try, will be at least $330 million|Hard-pressed for factory hands, es | ] boy" furnaces has a_ special|with natural gas exports rising|a Staffordshire engineering firm : as @a ers ivé upp y blower and blower supportito $85 million. is running a competition for all which will provide large| To make this possible, Can-|employees with more than three " amounts of air at extremely|ada's production of natural gas|months' service. The prize, a WITH THE PURCHASE OF A H h W. t 7 t low sound levels. This is an im-|will rise accordingly during 1965|new car for Christmas, is dis- 1g. a er emper a ures portant consideration since the|to a massive 1200 billion cubic'played on the factory roof. P modern furnace is becoming a | According to the Canadian|temperature. It merely permits berg pena Fo na! may be | Gas Association, hot water isthe washing machine to receive Th A oS er ger 6B ilies : ; i 150-160 degrees and up; thedium|water at the temperature the), He rat ins gh "ge f is 120 degrees and warm is 100|water heater delivers it. If that|.tighboys"', introduced bac ™ Look at These Features: La degrees, happens to be 160 degrees, that's|1994, was a wonder in its day -- | Cc t t Research in laundering has|the way the washer will get it,|it could keep home tempera- onsis en 4 Full Double-Bed Size Blenket 2-Year Replacement Guarentee established that the hotter thelif it's only 130 or 100 degrees|tures within about three de- water, the quicker and betterjor downright cold, that's the|Stees of the thermostat setting. H H h li the soil removal. Hot water also|way it will be in your machine. Genak oactieaet ell eee tcee: ig ua ity bracw oie cate j ater whiteness reten-|Dialing hot wat the wash ' i insures greater whiteness r jaling hot water on the washer on per Bottom | Mumineted Dial Control Can be Washed end Dried Automatically $29.95 Value FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER j i i , peratures within % of a degree tion and helps kill infectious|doesn't mean that you will get tures 4 of '0 iby continuously modulating the}: F j | bacteria. Commercial laundries|/hot water unless the svater heat » ee Tt will ue use water at 160 degrees andjer is capable of delivering it. higher for just these reasons.| Very high water temperatures|2Ct to temperature changes of FROM WATER HEATER are possible with today's gas|2S little as one-10th of = degree. Home laundering appliancesjheaters. And gas is capable of will also give better results|delivering enough hot water forjtime to suit each load, The when the temperature of the|several continuous washer op-|homemaker no longer has to \ water entering the machine isjerations. This means that you|guess at drying times. Overdry- 160 degrees or higher, although|can run your washing machineling is completely eliminated. a washing temperature of 150)when it suits you, not just when|She merely loads the machine degrees is considered excellent.|it suits the water heater. Equal-jand dials the way she wants Many automatic gas water heat-|ly importnt, you can wash load|the laundry dried. 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