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> Tonight Is The One Night Falling Backwards Is OK By THE CANADIAN PRESS According to the old axiom thousands of Canadians "fall backward" at 2 a.m. local times Sunday as daylight time is Fleming, a civil engineer and railway builder who came to Canada from Scotland. The in- ternational time convention tario, adopted his idea in 1883 and TWO CENTRES CHANGE Canada and the United States Winnipeg and Brandon are|tave observed it since then. the only Manitoba cenires|~~ a which will change Sunday--all others reverted to standard time Sept. 12. In Saskatchewan much of the rovince has remained on standard time. Communities in the middle belt of the province are the only ones to make the change. Several communities in Brit- ish Columbia's Peace River district remain on standard time to conform with Alberta, troit, and Port Arthur and Fort William on the western fringe of the eastern time zone, do not observe daylight time in 'On- g THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturdey, October 30, 1963 : 80,000 Will Vote los ine eicrom: rll han eee In Advance Polls OTTAWA (CP) -- Canadian voters start replying by ballot to the politicians with the open- ing today of advance polls for the Nov. 8 federal general elec- tion. Advance polls are open today and Monday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. local standard time. Regu- lar polls close an hour earlier Nov. 8 but open at the same time. four most accurate clocks in the world. The mean sideral day is a more precise calculation than the star-based 24-hour day, last- ing 23 hours, 56 minutes, All: communities in New- foundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick: and Prince Edward Island will conform to the change back to standard time. In Quebec only the area east Post offices in all ridings will have notices saying where ad- vance polling stations are lo- cated. The voter can also find out by calling committee rooms) ,ithdrawn and standard time of a political party. igoes back into effect. . Counting of the advance votes) The rule of thumb by which does not begin until 9 p.m. localj/many people remember how Mi standard time election night. adjust their clocks gi clap y Seven deputy returning offi- ue gt re tic bakena" see cers jumped the gun in 1963 and|"2"° 8n¢ fas ba davlignt % the 68th degree of longitude, Any of the country's esti-some results leaked out. The 2H. must Provinces varue here towns stay on Atlantic : i t Sunday in|2, mated 10,200,000 eligible Voters|officers had their fees cancelled. time begins the las sf SAVE on Fuel Oil with '@ Famous GOODCHEER or LINCOLN FURNACE ANDREWS HEATING °. 725-1660 Oshawa BEDROOM u-8"xB-7" year before the issue of the . 460 GALLONS election writ--may vote early by) signing an affidavit saying he expects to be away from home} election day. But he must be on) the vuiews list. The open-door policy on ad- vance polls has been in effect since 1960 when restrictions] were removed from the Canada: Elections Act. Before that only commercial travellers, fisher-| men and a few other groups Homeowners! Why Pay More! Save On. . STOVE om 20° =. Phone 668-3341 DX FUEL OIL SERVING OSHAWA - WHITBY & AJAX DISTRICTS April and ends the last Su nday| Standard all year, will be un-:/but other points will go back who expect to be absent from|Two newspapers were prese- | ti -|posed it berta residents are forbidden |@"4_time. to conform with De in 1878 by Sir Sandford ig o wg ange) poll, : A total of 122,614 servicemen, : Monday also is the start Of/their wives outside Canada and veterans in government hospi-\remain on standard time WE MANUFACTURE PRECAST CONCRETE tion so as to allow time for bal.|tals are eligible to cast ballots|through convenience or loting by servicemen scattered ers are expected to cast ballots) in the two-day advance poll. vote--usually announced about |will not be affected is the long- one greek after the general yote|beam cesium resonator, com- This compared with the record 98,448 who used them in 1962) ; ) ple overcame the Conservative/universal Ages < A Nationa esearc' 'ouncil . : a = MUST SIGN AFFIDAVIT | girt: of 92. votes. Approved for all municipal and township by-laws. Quality is Any Canadian citizen or Brit-|-- guaranteed. Deliveries are made on time. Canada since Sept. 8, 1964--one : © 600 GALLONS @ 800 GALLONS ® 700 GALLONS © 1000 GALLONS aT October \affected. Sunday. their home polling division on\cuted for publishing advance- a aa' tiniform however. Al-|. Vudsor, remaining on stand- Standard time was first pro- election day may take advan- poll figures before election day, by provincial law to use day- i ; light time at all. Other areas) the six-day armed services vote, | taken ahead of time each elec- S-| in the service vote startingjtom, and some which went to around the world Monday. This compared with|daylight time in team ; Upwards of 80,000 civilian vot-|141,210 eligibles in 1963, whennecn ORM ee en ve ' i 98,305 voted. |WON'T CHANGE fae | In that election, the service) One clock in Canada which | ; iy In the 1963 election, 85,276 electors voted at advance polls. ree --changed the winner in Hast-|monly known as the atomic ings South. Liberal Robert Tem-|clock--it runs on sidereal or and the 11,228 of 1958. | jcandidate's election-night mar- scientists say it is one of the ish subject who is 21 years of age and has been a resident of CAPACITIES AVAILABLE: @ 525 GALLONS DESIGN No, 525 Area: 1805 Sq.Ft. ALL IM SINGLE OR DOUBLE CHAMBER y CONCRETE PRODUCTS LTD, | 655-3311 se ae on tT LAN HOME DESIGN NO. 525) Four bedrooms, a huge liv- " @ ST The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, C0 Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book | of Plans entitled ' Mail reauests 10c extra. (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times). Name Co eeeeeecerereesoorss Address Or) 'HOME PLANNING GUIDE" Coeneceeeeecrveeseeeeseseeeeee FIRST AID TO "NATURAL" FINISH QUESTION: We recently bought an older house (20 years old) which is finjshed in linseed oil tinted with faw umber. The exterior now looks as if it needs to be refinished. 1. Is linseed oil a good preservative for the exterior of a house (the wood siding is imitation log)? 2. Can linseed oil be painted over? 3. Is this linseed oil finish attrac- tive to honey bees (we have bees in one wall)? ANSWER: Linseed oil is OK, but it will darken woods like redwood and cedar consider- ably. It also tends to mildew faster than marine varnish. Yes, you can paint over linseed oil. To the best of my knowl- edge, it is not unduly attrac- tive to bees. Caution: If you use linseed oil, be sure to wipe off all ex- cess after about 30 minutes, and let it dry thoroughly. With- out vigorous wiping, the surface will be sticky. REDWOOD CABINET FINISH QUESTION: I am_ having some redwood cabinets and bookcases built for our living room. Is there a finish that will give the wood a slight shine, and also keep it from turning gray? ANSWER: Exposed to mois- ture and sunlight, outdoors, redwood turns a soft gray: «In: doors, left without any finish treatment, the wood mellows to a slightly deeper tone with the years. Applying one or two coats of clear, dull. white lacquer (kind used to cover wallpaper) to the clean redwood surfaces will f£ause no perceptible change in original color. For a_ slight Shine, apply one or two thin coats of top quality paste wax buffing well cation CLEANING .SHINGLES QUESTION: Our house has asbestos shingle siding, wood trim. We painted the trim and would like to clean the siding to make it look brighter. How can this be done? ANSWER: Wash the shingles with a detergent, or a propor- after each appli- tion of one-half cup of triso-|Ill., for a copy of their leaflet| AILING HOME all trace of the cleaning solu- tion. Be careful to keep the trisodium phosphate solution away from painted surfaces, as it will soften paint. Beginning at the bottom of the walls, wash working upwards, to pre- vent permanent streaking from dirty. water running down over dry areas. These are practically impossible to remove later. AMP CLOTHES CLOSET QUESTION: We have a large clothes closet downstairs, at a corner of the house (two out- side walls in closet), which be- comes damp during cold weath- er. Clothes left hanging there for a while become musty. How can this be corrected? ANSWER: Wash down all in- side closet surfaces with a mil- dew-proofing preparation, avail- able housewares and marine supplies dealers. The outside closet walls should be insu- lated. Fur out the walls, then place blanket insulation be- tween the furring strips and fin- ish with insulating wallboard. If there is an unheated area above the closet, do the same|; ing room, plus an open plan- ned Kitchen and family room make this a desirable home enclosed terrace complete with outdoor barbecue behind the two-car garage. A second door connects the garage with as a study or maid's room if desired. Construction is brick veneer. 1805 Sq. Ft. Standard Blueprints for this Design No. 525 cost $15.00 for the first set and $5.00 for ad- ditional sets. They are avail- able in Canada by return mail. (Ontario residents must Now available at this News- paper Office or from address below is our new Design Book entitled "Suburban and Coun- try Homes designed for Ca- nadians", price $1.00 tax free. This edition includes informa- tion on Cost of Building and Financing in Canada, Heating, tails, etc., plus many out- one and half storey, duplex homes. Also included in this book are full de- prints, noise, etc, Their '"'Check List for Retirement Houses" (price $1), is an excellent book to help play lay-out, materials, storage, etc. thing to the ceiling. There is an exceedingly useful electrical damp-chaser available at many) housewares, and electric appli- ance dealers. It is an aluminum- covered rod, plugged into an} electric outlet, and consumes only the ivalent-of a -25-watt bulb. This supplies gentle heat which keeps air circulating and cures dampness in closets or |similar enclosed areas. FLOORS FOR RETIREMENT | QUESTION: We are hoping to build a retirement house as} maintenance-free as possible. What type of floors would you recommend? We are consider- ing a ranch-type house, with a} | basement opening or ground jlevel as the lot is sloping. ANSWER: The Small Homes| Council find that ceramic tile,| }cement tile, linoleum and vinyl) jare the floor materials easiest} jto maintain, Also that mottled jdesigns and dark and light |colors, show soil less than solid colors. I suggest sending 15) cents to Small Homes Council,| |University of Illinois, Urbana, dium phosphate to the gallon of|No. F4.6, 'Flooring Materials," hot water. Then rinse with plenty of clear water to remove |giving full information on selec- tion, as to cost, maintenance, THE HOME WORKSHOP PULLTOY DOGS PATTERN THE REALISTIC WIGGLE of these pull-toy dogs is easy to produce in the home workshop All you need is scraps of wood, canvas for joints, glue and some| paint. These toys make a won- derful showing under the Christmas tree, Pattern 310, which gives actual-size guides and directions, is 50 cents. This pattern also is one of four in the Tiny Tot's Toy Packet 52 -- all for $1.75. Postage stamps not acceptable Home Workshop. Editor, The Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ont. | PAT TERN -- 436 MAKING TREE TRIMS is fun} for everybody. Children love it and the whole family gets into the Christmas spirit. Pattern 436, which outlines easily avail- able materials and gives actual- size guides for a wide variety of glittering designs, is 50 cents. It also is one of four patterns in the Make-It-Yourself Christ-| mas Packet for Children and] Grown-ups No. 48 for $1.75.! Postage stamps not acceptable Home Workshop Editor, The Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ont. Buying or Selling! GUIDE REALTY LTD. @ LLOYD CORSON, President @ DICK YOUNG, Vice-Pres. @ LUCAS PEACOCK, Sec-Treas 16 SIMCOE ST. S., OSHAWA PHONE 723-5281 MOR-POWER SUPER SERVICE 6-Volt Dry-Charge from 12-Volt Dry-Charge from INSTALLATION 50¢ COUPONS ASSOCIATE STORE 115 Simcoe St. South OSHAWA PH, 728-6272 = the for a large family. There is an | the porch and the well pro- | tected entry. 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