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"A Family Tradition for 132 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 28, 1998 - 17 Church statue Is replaced From page 1 for about a month, fixing it up and getting it back together for him, for the church." The early morning fire, which caused an estimated $2 million damage to the church over a month ago, destroyed of the 30-year- old building and most of its contents. "There were very few things that were pulled out of the fire intact, so we knew we had to do something with this one," Mr. Rogers said, describ- ing the blackened statue as a "terrible sight". "We had to give it a base coat and then repair all the broken parts. We gave it a nice new paint job, and here it is," he said. "We're happy to be able to do this for Father Charlie. It was a lot of fun." Added Mr. Livingston: "It was an honor to do this work for the church. Maybe it will be a bit of good luck for everyone; sort on an icon that people can rally around for the rebuilding of the church." the statue of Virgin Mary, church. On behalf of the church and its parishioners, Father Charles Faleiro thanked the two men for their hard work. "Both men are deeply which was damaged in the May 31 fire at the local talented; they did a very good, very good job," he said. "It is a great contribu- tion to the church commu- nity. A lot of good things Local artist Paul Livingston, left, and Immaculate Church parishioner Bob Rogers, right, recently presented Catholic priest Father Charles Faleiro with happen here in this com- munity.... people here care about everyone. Port Perry 1s a very caring communi- ty. » From page 1 School is understaffed to the tune of ten and a half teaching positions. 'And he argues that the board, thanks to the new per-pupil funding formula introduced by the province, can afford to hire more teachers to teach the class- es. "I think there's room for movement," he said. He said the board doesn't have to impose the extra class time on its teachers: "There is no economic rea- son for them to do this." But Scugog trustee Bobbie Drew, who sits on the board's negotiating committee, said it's not as simple as hiring more teachers. The board is bound by the requirements imposed by the govern- ment, which has indicated how money is to be spent under its new funding scheme, she said. "We don't have the flexi- bility to move money around that we did in the past, because that flexibili- ty isn't there," said Mrs. Drew. While Durham has ben- efited under the new fund- ing formula, money desig- nated for classroom Teachers talking strike as September nears expenditures must be used that way, said Mrs. Drew. "We have the flexibility of moving money into the classroom, but not out of the classroom... I don' think there's any willingness to move it out to use for teach- ers' salaries." Vandals damage Jeep while owner's away Durham Police report that a man returned to his vehicle late in the evening on July 21 only to find that it had been entered and damaged by vandals. Police say that a 1988 Jeep YJ was left at the com- muter parking lot on the corner of Simcoe St. and Shirley Rd. between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. When the owner returned to the vehicle, he discovered that his Jeep had been moved from one side of the lot to the other and that the canvas top was missing. Upon closer inspection the owner found that the ignition column was broken and that some- one had scratched obsceni- ties into the paint on the hood and sides of the vehi- cle. The owner later discov- ered that the drive shaft had been broken as well. PORT PERRY STAR CROSSWORD BD) DURHAM REGION Region of Durham Long Term Waste Management Strategy Plan our solid waste. 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