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~PILE OF RUBBLE AND SECTIONS OF THE BRICK WALL ARE ALL THE REMAINS OF THE 73â€"" EARâ€"OLD HARRINGTON WEST CHURCH AFTER FIRE SWEPT THROUGH THE STBUCTURE) YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. (STAFF PHOTO) Iy" ooo M “%?;'flut’m o CA lc uts MBâ€"E E.ms Jt â€" e NEW CHURCH RISESâ€"A church to replace the Mr. Morrison, a builder for. most, of Harrington Presbyterian Church, destroyed by fire, f the somn of a builder, and his son, Ros is rising: on the:site of the old one. Shown in front builder, and is working on the new C of the church is John Morrison, who was "too Morrigon was about six when the old . young to help when the ‘old. church was moved, moved ahead on the lot and placed on jc’r]d_ff_)o_qld.now to. help with the new building." 1 & (p tt f P wneroth J3 e tnaimnz tâ€"4ur,. i9.: .1s ao ?@3“‘ t max QQW Cne 3 "’::'-'-AZ-ZQ» y ;3\‘;;'., ,.* . § wam ie c os. i ons e / 5s Ag fi?f”?f‘i"‘ y <os ;'“3 { ‘Qfi“ . #2 S ym ° ": tlagt e s 2 ie _ as=u &\ egmat us .. $3 4 %‘“ &2 i es ie 1 aleee in in RArEE Bersetie 24% m ns ol ulc Nonass i N we sls vcals o S s Reqhe Wo SOantton o unare is ie iilder for mosts F this. life, is , and his son, Ross, is also a ing on the new church. Mr, six when the old church : was M t Pas n l cramess W‘.Z-','Q:::f&\u::\( ss. us "_us. s nsm Sart" 3 yoasat es Sy sn s Soe oi cons Teaice on en mss S \;\ & us s sys s mase ns § fi}t&% .3 qss t es s s s css M es ue . s Novens e basement. éfifi A meeting of the session will _\ be held to find accommodation _ for services until a decision is _ made on whether the church 73_will be reâ€"built. ST. MARYS â€" Firemen batâ€" tled for two hours yesterday in an unsuccessful attempt to save Volunteer firemen from Emâ€" bro were called to the scene at 12:30 p.m. The fire was beâ€" lieved to have started in the kitchen. a 73 â€" year â€" old Presbyterian Church at Harrington, 10 miles west of here. Rev. Samuel Kerr, of Embro, minister of the 40â€"family parish, said the building had not been used since Sunday when servâ€" ices were held. He said the church, valued at about $50,000 was only partly insured. 73â€"Â¥ earâ€"Old Harrington ChurCh Bu’-ns