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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l8, 1965
New Flags Raised.
Monday At Noon
in Summer Resort
Villagers in Grand Bend went
all out Monday when they
raised not one, but two flags,
on the nation's official new flag
raising day, February 15, 1965.
Precisely at 12 noon. a Hell
flag bearing the single red
maple leaf on a white back-
ground bordered with two wide
red bars was raised atop the
flag pole at the new post office,
while another was hoisted high
over the town hall,
William Love did the honours
at the post office where he is
caretaker.
At the town hall, Reeve Stew-
art Webb pulled the cord to
unfurl Canada's own new flag
to the lilting strains of "0
Canada". Those in attendance
reported the flags 'looked beau-
tiful" as they were blown out
full by a gentle breeze into the
brilliant sun.
Guests'at the ceremony at the
town hall were Reeve and Mrs.
Stewart Webb, Clerk Murray A.
Desjardins, Councillors Orville
Wassmann and Howard Green,
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Desjardine,
OPP Constable Ray Gilleno and
ing the Grand Bend Women's
Mrs. Alec Hamilton. represent -
Institute.
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Television Views
by William Whiting
After 751 telecasts "What's
My Line?" is still going strong.
Last Sunday the show's 15th
anniversary was celebrated by
Dorothy Kilgallen, Arlene Fran-
cis, Bennett Cerf and host John
Daly. Steve Allen, a former
panelist. returned for the event.
Not far behind the 15 -year-
old mark is Red Skelton. On
March 9 Red plans to devote his
show to a recap of outstanding
bits from his 14 years of tele-
vision shows.
Station and network officals
are busy invading California to
see pilots of TV shows which
will make up the schedule for
1965-66. Over the past few
weeks it has been disturbing
to learn that many of the cur-
rent TV shows will not be with
us next season. We understand
there is a large repertoire of
pilots from which to choose.
Once again, opposing net-
works will try to knock Ed Sul-
livan from his high -rating posi-
tion. ABC will try it with the
much-discussed new series "The
FBI Story". It will be produced
in color and telecast Sundays
at 8 p.m. At least, that's what
ABC officials are saying now.
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Volland,
Goderich, celebrated their 54th
wedding anniversary on Friday,
February 5, when they were en-
tertained by the fancily at the
Dominion Hotel, Zurich, and
later at a card party at the
home of their daughter, Mr, and
Mrs. Louis Taylor, Varna. Mr.
and Mrs. Volland were married
in Clinton by Rev, Stewart.
They have lived in Goderich
for the past 15 years and both
are in good health, They have
five children: Mrs. Eldon (Vera)
J o h n s t o n, Brucefield; Mrs.
Lorne (Irene) Finlayson, Hen -
sail; Clarence, Hensall; Mrs.
Louis (Beatrice) Taylor, Varna,
and Bruce, Goderich. They also
have 16 grandchildren and 17
great-grandchildren.
Canadian social worker Doris Clark invites you to write
her about your problem. She answers letters of general
interest in this column but can't undertake persona! replies.
DEAR DORIS—My wife was their eye teeth for.
a beautiful and lovely creature.
She died last year after 20 years
of perfect marriage.
We knew her illness was in-
curable and we had many talks
about things I would not have
had the courage to bring up:
her funeral arrangements, for
instance. She made me prom-
ise that I would remarry, both
for my own sake and for the
children.
I can hardly reconcile myself
to any loss. My jobs keeps me
busy daytimes. but the nights
are 40 hours long. How does
one look for a new partner —
or even begin to want to? At
present I can see nothing but
darkness in the future.
BALD AND SHY
DEAR SHY —Your eloquent
letter painted a picture of rare
marital bliss, a level of happi-
ness which many would give
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Please don't rush things. Go
through your dark days with
what cheer you can muster.
Your teenagers are of an age to
pull together with you cheer-
fully in keeping things going
at hone. Be sure you are pre-
paring them for the idea of an-
other mother.
When you are back on a more
even keel, a little light will
break. Never expect to com-
pare a second mate with your
first.
Merely hope that a second
mature companionship can hold
its own strong and enduring
values, which indeed it can.
DEAR DORIS—Is it improper
fc r the guest to leave a tip for
the waitress when you've been
invited out to dinner?
For example: a friend took
my husband and me to dinner
last night. Upon leaving, my
husband also left a tip on the
table. Right or wrong?
EMBARRASSED
DEAR EMBARRASSED —
Wrong. This would look like a
criticism of your host's gener-
osity in theme tip he gave.
DEAR DORIS—I love my boy
friend very much. We are both
18 and he is the only boy I
ever went out with.
But now this other boy keeps
asking me out. I know if I go,
Tole will want to break up. I
don't want to lose Tom but I'd
like to go out with the other
boy just the sane.
It .seems like whenever we
talk about it we end up having
a fight.
UNHAPPY
DEAR UNHAPPY — Once
there was a dog with a bone
who looked at his reflection in
a pond. He saw another bone
there and went after that. And
lost both.
If you think Tom should be
okaying your dates with anyone
you take a fancy to think again.
Be brave enough to break off
with him if you have honest
doubts.
"ro In Trouble — With your
precarious health, it is twice as
important for you to come out
of hiding and seek medical
help. Don't let precious months
go by while you skimp on food
and live in fear. A lack of good
prenatal care doubles your
chances of prematurity and
adds to the risk of your own
health and the baby's life.
To Worried Friend — When
Mom and Dad fight, the little
pitchers get upset inside, even
if they say nothing. Bribes and
other attempts to win a child's
loyalty will only .further con.
fuse him, as he belongs to both
parents and needs to love them
both. Even if they can't agree
with each other. Your friends
could profit by skilled counsel-
ling, and your best move is to
help then find it,
Hetherington Says Aged Deserve
Personal Attentions of Families
Judge R. S. Hetherington said
in his address to the Children's
• Aid Society in Goderich that
the "shunting off" of aged
people to institutions, however
comfortable, is no substitute for
the family life they prefer, and
is a "retrograde step" in Cana-
dian civilization.
He urged people to give this
matter serious consideration,
"because in another 20 years
your children will be packing
you off to such places".
"About two generations ago,"
his honour said, "people, old
and destitute began to be sent to
institutions the county provided,
known as poor houses.
"As civilization got a little
kindlier, we began to realize
that the people who went there
had been good .citizens, but
through hard luck or sickness
or disaster lost their money.
The public proceeded to give
pensions, improve the institu-
tions and make living conditions.
pleasanter,
"You have beard so many
elderly people say they would
rather go to an institution than
be a burden on the family. I
don't think there should :be
only one alternative. The one
they would like is to stay with
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"It is a very sad thing if
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