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PAGE TEN ONTARIO TODAY HEAT WITH MOM IS GLAD... Hoppy because gas is so clean, she can keep her house spotless with so little work. She loves all her gas appliances . . . that fast, fast water heater, the cool, easy cooking with gas, the washday wonder of her clothes drier that costs only a penny a load. For heating, cooking and drying clothes, gas is better everyone knows ! THE KID2 ARE GLAD When they come in from outdoor play to warm com- fort, ideal for quieter indoor pastimes. Their full days and restful nights are happier with gas heating. DAD IS GLAD... "Content in the knowledge that his family is healthy and happy, with room temperatures perfectly con- trolled . . , that free round-the-clock service is as 'close as the telephone... . that fuel supply is regular and automatic . . . that all this costs less than heat- ing with any other modern fuel. CONVERT NOW ! (DON'T WAIT AND WISH YOU HAD) Serving the happy people in the thriving communities of Northern and Northwestern Ontario , NORTHERN ONTARIO NATURAL GAS COMPANY =~ LIMITED TWIN CITY GAS COMPANY = LIMITED SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1961 Built-in range boosts home value. been equipped by the department and will coevr all sec- tions of the province. This unit can provid on-the- spot traiping of both a practical and an oral nature." HE mobile unit, other department officials explained, will make one-night stands throughout the province, its operator will hold lectures on one topic and answer questions for all those in the natural gas industry in that area, then move on to another community. The unit will come back within a. month to hold another 'lecture in each town. The department is also cooperating with the On- tario Department of Education in sponsoring this fall a 14-week course for gas fitters at the Provincial Insti- tute of Trades School at Nassau Street in' Toronto. Weekly three-hour evening lectures will be given at a cost of $20 for the course. Similar instruction is expect- ed to be given in other large Ontario centres in the next: few years. Under the new regulations only certified personnel can work on natural gas installations in public buildings. The regulations have exempted for the time being one and two family homes. It is hoped eventually to cover all gas appliance installations in Ontario. The depart- ment felt that persons installing appliances in buildings open to the general public should be certified first due to the large number of people affected by the installa- tions. Individual gas companies have also conducted training courses. Throughout its area Northern Ontario Gas Co. Ltd., and Twin City Gas Co. Ltd., for example, have held lecture series for employees, from the newest 'to the most experienced These companies have issued their lectures in pamphlet form for permanent filing and study by their staffs. Another organization which has done staff trajning is Consumers Gas Co., which established a series of training schools for plumbers and gas appliance dealers at. Toronto early this year. Classes were held for two week periods, and extended also tothe Georgian Bay area and Ottawa, where th company operates. It held an exhibition at Toronto in March to show its safety and training procedures. Modern gas-equipped kitchen,