Workmen's Compensation Changes Challenged by Michigan Farmers
Michigan Farm Bureau president Elton Smith urges revisions to the new Workmen's Compensation Act to reduce costs for farmers. He cites proposed rates of 234 dollar minimum premium and 8.35 dollars per 100 of payroll, and calls for farm-family coverage, seasonal worker limits, hazard-based classifications, and employer considerations for unemployable workers. The Bureau supports delaying the act to May 1967 and emphasizes the need for clear insurance guidance and farm operation adjustments.
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Elton Smith
Kent County
Michigan Farm Bureau
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Farm Bureau
About Your Arthritis Nancy Ann Bilater
An issued health feature discusses the scope of arthritis in the United States with figures including over twelve million sufferers and up to thirty-five million estimates. It covers rheumatoid and osteoarthritis, risk factors, and the importance of early management, self checks, and annual exams. It notes prevention progress and mentions a book DAM YOUR ARTHRITIS by Merrill Reed & Company in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Southeast Sheridan Nonprofit 4-H Leaders Meet at Harrison High
Southeast Sheridan reports a January 27 meeting at the Harrison high school cafeteria with 4-H leader Mrs. Jaque Randle and members including Vivian Schumacher Regina Randle Debbie Macklem and Debbie Randle all in their second year. The article notes multiple birthday gatherings and visits among families in Colonville Harrison Clare Saginaw Coleman and Gladwin areas, and mentions attendance at Daniel Band church.
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Vivian Schumacher
Regina Randle
Debbie Macklem
Debbie Randle
Harrison High School
Jerome Schumacher
Charles Rutter
Colonville
Less Randle
Rolland Carey
Less
Aaron
Bill Randle
Tom Bennett
Harrison
Randles
Daniel Band
Virgie Bradley
Tom Ramsey
Coleman
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Lawrence Bergman
Harold McCallum
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Bonnie Bell
Clare
Frank Upson
Flint
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Linden
Cub Scout Pack 3625 Holds January Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 3625 met in St. Cecilia Church dining room with Nick Jabour as scout master. After the Pledge of Allegiance badges and arrow points were awarded, dens presented programs on Transportation. Mrs. Charles Clark’s den hosted refreshments. Next gathering is a birthday pot luck on February 21.
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St. Cecilia Church
Nick Jabour
Charles Clark
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