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10 The Canadiani Statesman, Bowmanville, September 13, 1978 Winnielng Teams frmWeed Soccer Mee There was plenty of soccer action at Bowmanville's Pine Ridge School Sunday during the squirt league's soccer tournament. Five teams and over 50 players took part this year. The competitors were six, seven and eight years old. The top photo shows the Bowmanville Lions team. They beat the Bowmanville Kinsmen Rovers by a score of 2-1 and clinched the champion- ship. The Lions won the Kinsmen Trophy for first place. Right-hand photo shows players from the Rovers team who\won the Lions Trophy for second place. Lower photo shows the third place Tyrone team. Tyrone defeated Orono 1-0 and the team takes home a trophy donated by the Orono Arna t e ur Ahe Associations. Orono and the Bowmanville Macs were the remaîning two teams in the tournament. Organizers say they would ' like to thank the town's community services depart- ment for helping to make the tournament possible. BUCKLE-UP FOR SAFETY THAPAR DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 163 Simcoe St. South Os ha wa 579-8752 Open Mon. to Sat. and evenings - by apppintment only Their Goal Is Epilepsy Awareness Epilepsy. Such a simple word, and yet so full of misunderstandings. Misunderstandings about epileptics are common, s0 common that Courtice resident, Mrs. Grace Simon, felt it necessary to form an organization' to educate and inform the people of Durham about epilepsy. Mrs. Simon, a handicapped diabetic, began the Epilepsy Awareness Association of Durham County last April after reading a story in the local papers about a family man, who, because of epilepsy, lost his job. With only 20 members, some of whom are epileptics, the group is just getting started. Last weekend the association raised $630 through a yard sale towards the purchase of stationary supplies and to run educational programs for epilegpties. Just how many epileptics there are in Durham County is not known. because. says Mrs. Simon, most epileptics are afraid to admit, they have epilepsy for fear of losing their jobs. Their biggest obstacle is getting a job, says Mrs. Simon. Employers often don't understand epilepsy and are not sure how the disease will effect the employee's performance on the job. "There are some jobs that aren't suited for an epileptic, such as a sales job," she says, "But most are capable of performing all kinds of work. " Changing employer attitudes towards epilepsy is the association's first goal. Mrs. Simon says she hopes the group will be travelling to local schools to show films and give talks on epilepsy because so much of the prejudice against epilepsy begins with school children. "Quite often an epileptie child will be humiliated at school, because the other children just don't understand what is happening," she says. The Epilepsy Awareness Association meets two evenings a month at Hillsdale Manor and welcome new members or inquiries. Give Heart Furid Board Would Run Orono 's New Arena Subject to ratification of council., the town's community services committee passed a by-law, Monday to establish ' the Orono Arena as a Community Centre in accordance with the Community Recreation Centres Act of 1974. The by-law also sets down provisions for the formation of a community centre board to manage the arena. Appointed annually by council, the board is to he composed of seven people - two members from n council, two representatives of the Durham Central Agrîcultural Association, two members of the Orono Athletic Association and one person nominated from the Orono community. Among other things, the board is empowered to hire employees and f ix their salaries and establish the policy for rules for the use of the community centre and for g ublic admission. 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