—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 22, 1962
8
Pour Countians
In Tax Course
Four Lancaster Countians
Here among the recent grad
uates of a two-d'ay course on
farm income tax and social
security at the Pennsylvania
State University.
Completing the course were
Kenneth A. Leid and Eugene
Henly, both of Denver: Char
les W Miller, Goodville, and
Harold, H. Messner, 1043 Hel
en Ave, Lancaster.
Completing the short cour
se designed primarily for per
sons "who assist farmers In
preparing income tax returns,
were these persons from
neafiby areas Harry M Ging
rich, Jonestown Rl, Luke H.
Bachman, Lebanon Rl, and
Ray S. Trayer, Hershey.
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If we have much snow this
winter, we can expect snow
mold in lawns or fine turf
where the disease has been
a problem, warns A. H. Bau-
er, Eenni State extension
plant pathologist. Damage
from snow mold is reduced
or prevented by not piling
snow on. the lawn and, by
treating areas with chemi
cals Where snow mold has
been a problem and much
snow falls, see your county
agent for further information
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Children need soxfle food to
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