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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-06-26, Page 14PAGE FOURTEEN ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 FIELD MEET CHAMPS — Winners in the annual field meet at the Zurich Pub - lie School last week are, back row, left to right ,Barber Rader, tyke; Sue Ann Walker, intermediate; Susan Dignan, senior; Donna Riddell, junior; and Hea- ther Riddell, juvenile. (Citizens News Photo) BOY'S WINNERS — Winners in the boy's division of the field meet were, back row left to right, Randy Dietrich, intermediate; Ronnie Clarke, senior; Steven Haberer and Jeff O'Brien, tied for junior; front row left to right, Jack Forrester, juvenile ; Bobby Hay, tyke. (Citizens News Photo) Many Owners of Swimming Pools Break Law With Lighting System Hundreds of pool owners across Ontario are breaking a law de- signed to save their lives, says Ontario Hydro. They have swimming or wad- ing pools which have under- water lights not equipped with a device for detecting ground current leakage_ The device, called a ground fault current interrupter, is intended to cut the flow of power instantaneous- ly if a slight amount of current leakage occurs. Installation of GFCIs became mandatory last year. Under provisions of the Ontario Electric• al Code, all new public and private pools built after May 1, 1968, with underwater lighting had to have a GFCI installed. But owners of pools which ex- isted before that date were given until November 1, 1968 to have the device installed. This is where the problem comes in, says Ontario hydro which is responsible, through its Electrical Inspection Department, for en- forcement of the Ontario Elect- rical Code. Because older pools with lighting have never given any problem, owners feel they are safe. But older lighting systems are more likely to break down due to deterioration of equipment. GFCIs are also compulsory on electrical circuits which are within 10 feet of a pool. Failure to comply with the regulations governing pool lighting can result in a fine of not less than $25 and not more than $500 for each offense. Once installed, the unit must be tested prior to each use of the pool. A button located beside the unit's main switch will cut the power flow when depressed, ensuring the circuit breaker is mechanically sound. 0 Want Ads Are Sure to Bring You Results Tigers Win First Dashwood Tigers won their first game of the season Sunday afternoon by nipping St. Marys 6 to 4. The wet weather has forced several games to be cancelled. The game was tied at four runs each going into the ninth inning when the visiting Tigers rallied for two runs and held St. =Marys scoreless in their final bat. Bob Hoffman doubled to start the ninth. He was safe sliding into third when the St. Mary's pitcher elected to try and erase him, instead of going to first, toget the batter, Jim Hayter. A sacrifice fly to centre field by Bill Schade scored Hoff- man with the winning run and moved Ilayter to second. Denomme was safe on an error and Hayter moved to third where he scored from on Pete Ravelle's long fly ball. Dashwood was•lecl at the plate by Jim Hayter with three singles. Bob Roffman and Pete Ravelle both had a double and single. Dave Ratz who picked up the win in relief and John Hayter also bad singles. All St. Mary's runs were un- earned. Winners Listed in Annual Field Meet Held at Zurich Public School Grounds In the Tyke girls division the winners were; Dash - Barbara Rader, Brenda Riddell, Darlene Oesch. 440 yard dash - Barbara Rader, Brenda Miller, Brenda Riddell. High jump - Brenda Miller, Darlene Oesch, Charlotte Ging- erich. Standing broad jump - Barbara Rader, Florence Gingerich, Bre- nda Miller. Running broad jump - Barbara Rader, Jackie Thornton, Brenda Miller. In the Tyke boys division the winners were: Dash - Bobby Hay, Jimmy Willert, Michael Haggitt. 440 yard dash - Bobby Hay, Jimmy Willert, Robert Willert. High jump - Pat Masse, Guy Dietz, Jim Willert. Standing broad jump - Bobby Hay, Edward Neeb, Jimmy Willert. Running broad jump - Willard Gingerich, Michael Haggitt, Jim Willert. Juvenile girls: Dash - Heather Riddell, Becky Turnbull, Janet Gingerich. 440 yard dash - Heather Riddell Becky Turnbull, Janet Gingerich.' High jump - Janet Gingerich, Heather Riddell, Cindy O'Brien. Standing broad jump - Debbie Eckel, Karen McAllister, Brenda Gingerich. Running broad jump - Heather Riddell, Brenda Gingerich, Cin- dy O'Brien. Juvenile boys - Dash - Jack Forrester, Kenny Oesch, Wayne Hamather. 440 yard dash - Jack Forrester, Tinny Hamather, Erich Frieter. High jump - Jack Forrester, Wayne Hamather, Erich Freiter. Standing broad jump - Jack Forrester, Wayne Hamather, Erich Freiter. Running broad jump - Jack Forrester, Grant Love, Ken Oesch. In the Junior girls division the winners were: Dash - Donna Riddell, Heather Riddell, Catherine Weido. 440 yard dash - Donna Riddell, Roberta Hogg, Jennifer Decker. High jump - Ida Ann Blackwell, Donna Riddell, Mary Lou Turn- bull. Standing broad jump - Donna Riddell, Mary Lou Turnbull, Carol Rader. Running broad jump - Donna Riddell, Ida Ann Blackwell, Catherine Weido. Softball throw - Donna Riddell, Jennifer Decker, Kim Hendrick. Relays - Heather Riddell, Cath- erine Weido, Ida Ann Blackwell, Kim Hendrick. Junior Boys: Dash - Ricky O'Brien, Wayne Clarke, Glen Zirk. 440 yard dash - Jeff O'Brien, Ricky O'Brien, Billy Hay. High jump - Jeff O'Brien, Steven Haberer, Wayne Clarke, Softball throw - Wayne Clarke, Steven Haberer, Danny Turkheim Standing broad jump - Steven Haberer, Jeff O'Brien, Wayne Clarke. Running broad jump - Harry Inthout, Ricky O'Brien, Steven Haberer. Relays - Wayne Clarke, Glen Zirk, Henry DeMooy, Randy Oke Intermediate girls; Dash - Sue -Anne Walker, Les- ley Hogg, Debbie O'Brien. 440 yard dash - Sue -Anne Wal- ker, Debbie O'Brien, Zelda In thout. High hump - Sue -Anne Walker, Ruby Beierling, Vicky Hay. Standing broad jump - Zelda Inthout, Elizabeth Deichert, Cheryl Gingerich. Running broad jump - Debbie O'Brien, Lois Doerr, Zelda In thout. Softball throw - Janice Ranier, Sue -Anne Walker, Debbie O'- Brien. The winners in the intermediate boys division were: dash - Greg Love, Randy Deit- rich, David Clarke, 440 yard dash - Randy Deitrich, Barry Hess, David Clarke, High jump - Gerald Weido, Paul Truemner, Randy Deitrich. Softball throw - Paul Trumner, Gerald Weido, Wayne Oke. Standing broad jump - Randy Deitrch, Wayne Oke, Derek O'Brien. Running broad jump - Paul- Trumner, Gerald Weido, Wayne Oke. Relays - Greg Love, David Clarke, Derek O'Brien, Greg Thiel. . The senior girls winners were: dash - Susan Dignan, Judy Miller, Maura Gascho. 440 yard dash - Susan Dignan, Susan Decker, Sandra Schroeder. High jump - Susan Dignan, Judy Miller, Sandra Schroeder. Standing broad jump - Susan Dignan, Maura Gascho, Elaine Baechler. Running broad jump - Judy Miller, Susan Dignan, Susan Schroeder. Softball throw - Nancy Shantz, Judy Miller, Susan Dignan. Relays - Judy Miller, Maura Gascho, Elizabeth Gingerich, Nancy Shantz. Senior boys winners were: Dash - Ron Clarke, Abram De- Mooy, Harvey Desjardine, 440 yard dash - Ron Clarke. Abram DeMooy, Dan Schilbe. High jump - Ron Clarke, Abrarr DeMooy, Robert Finkbeiner. Standing broad jump - Ron Clarke, Robert Finkbeiner, Ab- ram DeMooy. Running broad jump - Ron Clarke, Robert Finkbeiner, Ab- ram DeMooy. Triple jump - Dan Schilbe, Abram DeMooy, Ron Rader. 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