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PAGE 4 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE Thirteenâ€"yearâ€"old Heather Phillips of Waterioo demonstrates for Elias Mulamoottil of Waterioo (centre), who won third place, and Robert Bauer of Kitchener, who earned second, the style and technique which won her first place in the 14â€"andâ€"under, J.S. Bach solos class (322) of the 34th annual Kiwanis Musical Festival which began here in town last Monday. (Photo by Melodee Martinuk). AND THAT‘S HOW IT‘S DONE , WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1982 Flag flying policy raises controversy at city council What the city of Waâ€" terloo needs is two flagpoles. . That, says Mayor Marjorie Carroll, will solve some of the probâ€" lems the city now faces as it deals with reâ€" quests from varibus orâ€" ganizations to fly their flags from the city‘s flagpole on special days. The situation in Waâ€" terioo, the mayor said, ‘"isn‘t the correct situaâ€" tion. There should be two flagpoles because the Canadian Legion insists that if another flag is flown, it should be flown under Canâ€" ada‘s. SHOPPERS Unfortunately, that may solve the dilemma of where to fly the flag but it doesn‘t resoive the matter of whose fMlags should be flown and which requests can be okayed. Discussions on the matter arose Monday when aldermen were asked to consider a request from the Croaâ€" tian National Congress to fly the Croatian flag from the city‘s flagpole on May 16 to honar all Croatians who died in the _ Bleiburg Massaâ€" cres. Ald. Mary Jane Meâ€" whinney pointed out that aldermen have had to deal with anâ€" other similar question just recently and perâ€" haps council should set a firm policy dealing with requests to fly REVLON Cologne Spray reg. By Chronicle Staft Writer e makeup e cleansers e European Collagen e ftragrances Including: DEMONSTRATIONS Perfume Spray reg. 7.95 14 g WATERLOO SQUARE 884â€"1500 (prices in effect May 6 & 7th only) Thurs. & Fri May 6th & 7th 9 amâ€"5 pm at the Cosmetics Counter Also Police Week This idea was flatly rejected by Waterioo‘s aldermen who argued that a firm policy could create more problems than it would solve. Instead, they said the city should continue the current policy of examining each reâ€" quest individually as it comes in. OPP Commissioner James Erskine has inâ€" vited Ontario residents to visit one of their 16 district headquarters or 185 local OPP deâ€" tachments during Poâ€" lice Week, May 9â€"15. fMlags from the city‘s flagpole. o Many police displays in various shopping malls will emphasize how people can help themseives by trying to prevent crime. From a youngster who makes sure he padlocks his bike to the cottage "I don‘t think as a city we should be lendâ€" ing our flagpole," arâ€" gued Ald. John Shorâ€" treed. ‘"What would we do if tomorrow someâ€" one came in and said it was the national day of Argentina." The Police Week sloâ€" gan this year is: ‘"‘We are all victims of crime.‘‘ This theme will be stressed by poâ€" lice officers right across the country. ‘"We would have to be awfully careful that *NOW 650 500 21 9g9 Police band tattoo Saturday Tickets, which are $4 adults, $2 for children and senfor citizens, are available from the Kitâ€" chener Auditorium box &fflce. George Kadwell ecords, Waterloo Square, Dutch Boy vices, 34 Laurel St., Waterloo, and at Waâ€" terloo Music, 3 Regina St. N., Waterloo. ‘"*But the finest techâ€" nology.and latest police equipment are useless without the help of a concerned communiâ€" ty." They‘ll be striking up the band in the Kitchâ€" ener Memorial) Auditoâ€" rium at 7 p.m. on Satâ€" urday, May 8 when the Waterioo Regional Poâ€" lice Band presents its first police band tatâ€" Featured will be pipe bands from the Niaâ€" gara Regional, the Hamiltonâ€"Wentworth, Windsor and the Ontarâ€" io Provincial police forces. Also performing will be Lorne Scott‘s Regiâ€" mental Band, Toronto Signal Regiment Trumpet Band and the Waterloo Regional Poâ€" lice Band. Council decided to deny the request of the Croatian National Conâ€" gress, and to stick with the city‘s current pracâ€" tice regarding such reâ€" quests. owner who marks his property and records serial numbers of valuâ€" able items, everyone can play a part in reducing crime. As well, police headâ€" quarters on Frederick St. in Kitchener will be open for tours. To arâ€" range a tour, call 579â€" 2211, ext. 222. Carroll reminded council that it is only rarely that the city receives two such reâ€" quests over such a short period of time. *‘Police forces are moving more and more to proactive policing, or striving to prevent crime rather than just catch the criminals afâ€" terwards,"‘ Erskine added. Locally, the Waterloo Regional Police Force will set up Police Week displays at various loâ€" cations. From Thursâ€" day through Saturday, a crime prevention disâ€" play trailer will be on hand at Waterloo Square from 9: 30 a.m. to 5: 30 p.m. Mewhinney opposed the decision. "I have sympathy with he people asking for it," he added, ... but it isn‘t in our area to deal with it."â€" we didn‘t fly a flag of | someone that isn‘t recâ€" | ognized by the federal , government,‘‘ Aid. 5\ Robert Henry said.