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Show November Utah Farm Bureau News Rage 6 1973 Later AFBF meeting allows more participation to the voting delegates at the convention in January for consideration Plans are underway for the 55th annual meeting of the American Farm Bureau Federation January 7 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. This will make the first year the convention has been held in January. The change resulted from a decision by voting delegates of member State Farm Bureaus to hold the annual sessions a month later than the customary December date. The move to a new date was made in order to permit greater member participation in county, state and AFBF meetings. Because of the change in date, no AFBF annual meeting will be held in 1973. Another change in connvention plans moves the meeting of the resolutions committee to the week of December 17. In previous years, the. resolutions committee met during the week just prior to the convention. and adoption. On Sunday, January 13, opening day of die convention in Convention Hall adjacent to the Atlantic City boardwalk, the traditional, vesper service will be hdd at 7:00 p.m. Discussion meet finals of the Young Farmers and Ranchers committee 13-1- will follow ast 8:30 p.m. General sessions of the convention will be held Monday and Tuesday ss The famous boardwalk eludes presidents of all of the member State Farm Bureaus, the Recommendations resolutions committee, which in- -' plus the of the American Plain facts on C.L.U.-Vic- at Atlantic City, New Jersey, won't look quite like this during the January 1974 AFBF Convention there, but there'll still be plenty of sightseeing available along with the business sessions. of By John Young, Farm president Utah Farm Bureau Insurance Company involved. The importance of acting quickly on insurance is that a car owner must have a certificate of insurance in force in order to get his license plates and state auto inspection in 1974. And a driver must have the certificate in the car if stopped by an no-fau- Much has been written about the no- fault automobile insurance law which goes into effect in Utah on Janurary 1, 1974. But many people still are not aware of the comparative negligence law which went into effect on May 7, lt officer. The new law says that you will come to your own insurance company for any claims. One difference from past insurance is that Utah Farm Bureau Insurance 1973. That law says that in almost all two car automobile accidents, both drivers are partially at fault. The percentage of fault is assigned to each driver. For instance, even though the driver of one car runs a red light, the driver of another car which hits it might have been able to avoid the accident. This law makes it very important that when you are involved in any auto accident, you should report it to your own insurance company (Utah Farm Bureau Insurance Company). law refers to no The new lt fault on bodily injury (BI) only. It has nothing to do with damage to other peoples property or to your own automobile. The same rules as - Company will need to receive payment of the full premium on each insured vehicle before being able to certify coverage. This will include vehicles added to existing policies. The new insurance will carry medical benefits of $2,000, per person minimum. However, an injured person must sustain at least $500 of medical expenses before he can take legal action against another driver. The new financial responsibility law says that car owners must now no-fau- no-fau- carry lt $15,000$30,000-$5,0- 00 bodily injury and property damage liability PROTECT YOUR SAVINGS INVEST IN SILVER MEDALLIONS .999 FINE SILVER BARS 5 OZ. 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Alfred Bohman of Morgan, Utah, retired November 1, 1973, from service as an agent for the Utah Farm Bureau Insurance Company and Country Mutual Life. Alfred has served faithfully for many years as an agent in the Morgan and Summit county areas, commented Junior F. Stewart, vice president, marketing, for Country Mutual Life. It is with mixed emotions that we honor his request for retirement. We wish him well as he enters the field of easing up and enjoying, of taking life a little bit easier. Bohman was a diligent and loyal worker for Farm Bureau, according to UFBF executive vice president Booth Wallentine, who credited the I I Silver 1 1 Featuring the and group entertainment the Tuesday night segment recognition and awards program will be the premiere performance of of America I Hear You Singing - the by Fred Waring and his All New Young Pennsylvanians. 1974 show is opening an office on Commercial Street in Morgan City. Stringham has spent most of his life in Ogden, Utah, where he graduated from Ogden High School. He then attended Weber State College on an athletic scholarship, where he was a member of the track team and the freshman basketball team. He was graduated in the spring of 1973 with a major in political science and a minor in business management. He worked for a year under the direction of the Ogden city manager on special study projects. The new agent served on a mission in Hawaii for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da- y Saints and has organization in his section of the state. Brent Stringham was appointed as 100 OZ. new agent for Utah Farm Bureau Insurance Company and Country Mutual Life on November 1, 1973. He Classified Ads Classified ad rate: 10 cents per word. Groups of numbers such as Zip code or price count as one word. Cash with order please. Copy deadline: 24th of month previous to publication. Mail classified ads to: Utah Farm Bureau News, 429 East Fourth South, Salt Lake City, Utah 04102. FREE BROCHURE TRAILERS - GOOSENECK or FIFTH WHEEL type" Livestock, Flatbed, Dump or Utility Hanover Trailers. TRAILITE, INC. P. O. Box CA-22College Station, Collect. Texas 77840. (713 ) 9, 49 (.old NAME ADDRESS CITY, STATE. ZIP PHONE marketing, insurance, purchasing. retiree with strengthening the 846-37- Please send me informal ion about: Conferences Tuesday afternoon include feed grain, wheat and natural resources, soybeans, Bohman retires, Stringham joins UFBIC 417-570- $3.68 mornings, January 14 and 15, with conferences during the afternoons of those two days. AFBF President William J. Kuh-fuwill give Ins annual address and AFBF Secretary-Treasure- r Roger Fleming will make his annual report at the general sessions. General sessions will also feature major addresses by guest speakers of national prominence. Monday afternoon conferences will include dairy, Farm Bureau women, livestock, poultry, horticulture, and others. An open session of the resolutions committee will be held at 4:30 p.m. Monday, with a talent show at 8:00. MUD AND SNOW on mud and snow tires for truck or Special 5 for free delivery, car. Call collect or come to 325 W. Pierpont Ave. (250 So.) in Salt Lake 521-050- Bowman Stringham been active in church as well as in government and community affairs. Stringham is married to the former Cathy Paulsen of Hooper, Utah. They have one daughter, Jennifer. Brent is excited about working with and serving the rural community, Junior F. Stewart, vice president, marketing, for Country Mutual Life said in announcing the appointment. He and his family are looking forward to making their home in Morgan. Stringham is replacing C. Alfred Bohman, who retired from insurance work early this month. |
