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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 15/09/2018 (2863 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
On Aug. 26, we celebrated 75 years of service at Stuartburn Gospel Chapel, where I spent my teen years. I was with an elderly couple; we’d just left St. Pierre when we heard a dragging noise.
Mr. Blatz stepped out and announced, “It’s a flat tire!”
We had no sooner stopped than a red sports car made a U-turn and came up behind us. He changed the tire in no time, which would have taken a long time if Mr. Blatz had to do it.
We said God sent an angel, and Mrs. Blatz told the young fellow, “You’re a Godsend!”
It’s good to see there are still kind people in the world.
— Kathleen Harris
