,1' ii IT'S simply horse sense RED ROSE "REGULAR" The best all round economy horse feed that meets basic protein and energy requirements. RED ROSE MORSE PELLETS A complete feed in pellet form. Combination of grains and high quaility roughage type ingredients to be fed with limited hay or.poor quality hay. RED ROSE FOAL FEED Meets critical growth requirements of foals and wean lings, ahd stimulates early maturity. Everything that's good for horses is formulated into RED ROSE HORSE FEEDS. Choose the ration suited to your particular way of feeding . . . and feed with a satisfaction you always hoped for. DON’T FORGET MINERALS! Red Rose Free-Choice Mineral provides an adequate supply of phosphorus, salt, calcium and trace minerals needed for horses and horse health. Walter Binkley & Son Brown-& Rea, Inc. EiVerson Supply Go. Hertty E. Gdrber R. B. 1, Elizabethtown, Fa. L. T. Geib Estate K B; Gfdybill & Sort Hettoa Strasburg E. Musser Heisey & Son R. D. #2, Mt. Joy, Pa. BUY YOUR HORSE FEEDS AND OTHER FEEDS FROM THESE DISTRIBUTORS: lititz Atglen Elverson to use these feeds! RED ROSE CLASSIC A bulky horse feed that keeps horses firm; promotes ‘ good growth. RED ROSE SUPER For young, growing aud prized horses. Contains grains, minerals, dextrose and cade molasses. Add only good hay for complete feeding. RED ROSE EQUINADER —- For top dressing. A' complete summer or winter supple ment. Keistartd Bros. Elizabethtown A. L. Herr & Bro. Quarryville David ft. Hurst Bowmansville Mortin's Feed Mill, Inc. R. D. 3, Ephrata, Pa. Mountville Feed Service Mountville Musser Forms, Inc. Columbia Musser's Mill The Buck Chos. E. Souder & Sons Terre Hill Ammon E. Shelly Lititz L. M. Snovely Lititz E. P. Spotts, Inc. Honey Brook H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc. Witmer Lancaster Farming, Saturday. August 10,1968 AVERAGE MONTHLY WEATHER OUTLOOK Weather Bureau Extended Forecast Division FOR AUGUST 1968 PRECIPITATION is expect ed to exceed normal over much of the Midwest, Southern Plains, and in the far South west. Subnormal amounts are anticipated over the Pacific Northwest. In unspecified areas near normal rainfall is indicat ed. TEMPERATURES are ex pected to average below season al normals from the Continental Divide eastward to the Ohio and lower Mississippi Valleys. Above normal temperatures are indicated over most areas west of the Continental Divide except for below normal temperatures along the California coast and also over the Southern Plateau. Near normal temperatures are in prospect over much of the East Farmers Union Fights Poverty With Work It is not a generally known fact that the National Farmers Union has assumed a key role m proving to the Nation that the best weapon in the War on Pov erty would be to implement the National Policy of Full employ ment. To put it simply, what Faimeis Union has learned m seveial anti-poverty programs under its direction is that noth ing gives a man a feeling of use fulness and dignity more than having a job At the same time, a job pi ovides income to buy the necessities of life. Among the most revealing pi ejects sponsoied by NFU has been Green Thumb, a public sei vice employment program for oldei woikers It is now operat ing in 14 states The National Advisoiy Committee for Gieen Thumb met in Washington Mon day and Tuesday. The immedi ate purpose of Green Thumb has been to alleviate poveity in rural areas, where over half the pov erty in the Nation is located The War on Poveity is being fought on many fronts, but Gieen Thumb shows that none is more important than the em ployment front. This is consis tent with the findings of the President’s Commission on Rural Poverty, on which Arkansas Farmers Union President Lewis Johnson served. Over and over in its report, the Commission emphasized the importance of jobs The terms “full employ ment” and “better opportunities for jobs” turn up repeatedly m the Commission’s report, “The People Left Behind ” Most sig nificantly, the Commission said; “We can no longer evade the fact that far too high a propor tion of our rural population is unemployed and that the Na tional Policy of Full employment is not effective We believe it to be an obligation of private en terprise and government wotk mg together to provide employ ment at adequate wages for all persons able and willing to work ” One important aspect of Gi een Thumb is that if has given so many older people in rural America hope for the future. Some are leaving Green Thumb payrolls and getting jobs in pri vate employment But they are getting more than the courage and skills to be self-supporting. The money they earn makes it possible for them to buy such essentials as false teeth, hearing aids, and eye glasses One old gentleman, aged 92, was anxious to earn his first S3OO to pay off a (Continued on Page 9) 5
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