§. Officials see no return to the

BA. BD, minister.

“west Decon=at-West Devon 945-5

“Bible School 10° a.m. Worship

~ Worship 7.30, 5-m.

10 The Guardian, — . |

___Thurs., Sept. 9, 1965.

No Surplus Reported In Butter

TTAWA CP)—Butter stocks eve approaching thew seasona nut federal officials see no

ding up f Aug ? stacks totallec 1 pounds The figur embraces evervthing except on reta)! shelves It in a smal! amount of butter ° a form converted for stor-

ze

e Aue ! total will be sur

passed when the annua) peak ctackmle period is reached around et 1 Productior® ts

1arp higher in the summer The (965 peak wll ve well ahove 000.000 pounds

stocks wall dechne throughout the winter when. domestic con-

mption of 1,000,000 pounds a day fairly stable throughout the \ear-—outstrips produchon

hide sirptirces of the early ts EXPECT BALANCE

Officials -expect butter con siimption and production m 1965 tn ‘he roughly in balance for the third vear in a row. Production of 200.161.0900 pounds -for~ the first half of 1965 "8 down a little fram the same period last yea’ when it totalled 206,582,000 pounds

Moast—ot_the butter stockpile ts government-owned. The yagricil- tura! stabilization board has hought it at 64 cents a pound since 1958 to support the price.

Rutter exparts appear to be falling—back sharply with the re- turn. of a balanced domestic market First-half exports this vear total 5.151.000 pounds, a far erv from. the 113,666.000 sold abroad last vear = Current stocks are regarded | as normal for the Canadian sit- vation. by the board, allowing the. federal agency to contro! the market é

CHURCHES

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Rally Day Service 11 am. Free-

town. Church School 10. a.m. | UCW Thankoffering Service,

Dr P. Archibland. guest

apeaker 7.50 p.m

ALBERTON Pastoral) Charge, the United Church. -Rev. David MacDonald, minister. Ti gn ish Worship 9.30 am. Alberton: Worship and Sunday School 11 am. Cascumpec: Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship 7.30 p.m. -

ALBERTON AND West Point Presbyterian Services. Sunday, fept:;-12. Rev. L. R..Files, in- | terim. - moderator,. Mr.-J ohn §- Wiseman, student minister..West

Point: Sunday School 10 a. m, | Worship, 11 a.m Alberton; Sun- | day School 7 p.m. Worship: 7.30 p.m

UNITED CHURCH, Kensing- ton Church School 9.50 a. m. | Worship 11 a.m. Evening: 7.30 | p.m. Summerfield: Service 9.30 | sm. Rev. Gordon D. -McBeth,

MONTROSE Pastoral Charge, the United Church. Sunday, Sept. 12. Campbelltor 11 a.m.: Elms- | dale 3 pm. Montrose 7.30 p.m. | Sunday Schools at the regular hours. Mr. Brown Jardine, lay- man.

O'LEARY UNITED Pastoral Charge Sunday, Sept. 12. Com. 1]. bined Worship for Brae and

a.m. Combined Worship—for O°- Leary and Bloomfield at O'Leary 11:15 am. Rev. S. E. McKillop, minister.

ANGLICAN Services, Parish of-Pert Hill. Rev. Delmont Yeo, | rector. 13th Sunday. after Trini- ty. Holy Communion for Port Hill and Ellerslie at Ellerslie 11 a.m. Worship for Lot 11 and In- verness at Lot 11 7.30 p.m. Sun-| day Schools: St. James 9.30 a.m. St. John’s 10 a.m. This is the § re-opening of St. John’s Sunday | *School.-all-scholare arefiraed to.| be present

TRYON CHARGE, the United Church. Sunday, Sept. 12. Sun-, day Schools: Tryon 10 a.m. Cape! Traverse 11 a.m. Worship: Cape Traverse 945 a.m. Crapaud 11 a.m. Tryon 7.30 p.m. Rev. A..H: O’Brien, minister

FREE CHURCH of Scotland. Worship: Coleman 11 a.m. Sum- merside 3 p.m. Cape Traverse 7.30 p.m. Mr. David Compton will condurt al! services. Rev. Ewen FE. MacDougall, interjm- moderator 5 |

“CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sum- merside. Minister, D. L. Howlett.

and Communion 11 a.m. Even- ing Service 7.30 p.m.

O'LEARY — Alma — Spring- field, United’ €hurch- services. | Pastor, Rev. Maxwell Nesbitt. O'Leary 10.30 a.m. Rally Ser. | vice. Alma 3 pm: guest speak- | er, Mr. Hudson Pridham. Spring- field 7.30 pen. |

ANGLICAN Church, Parish of New London. 9.30 am Holy) Eucharist, St. Mark's, Kensiag-| ten. 1] a.m. Morning Prayer, St. Thomas, French River. 7.30 p.m. Evening Prayer, St. Ste- | ohen's. Burlington. Rev. E. J. | Fiander, rector j

THE BEDEQUE. Pastoral “harge. ‘The United Church of “Sanadaé. Rev. R. M. Cameron, | mifister. \lbany Worship 9.30) a.m. Bedeque, Church School 10} am Worship 11 am. Borden

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