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THP«SDAYa«Aacm-i9es.: ■? T H g ^ t ? A '! D i E * H - iREaOR^ OF WSINESS AND INDOStRY PAGEtmiG ce-Pres. uber has been of the Junior Col. lege. York, Penha. ^,. . \ She will be a sophomore ncxl semester. -t v ? ; -, . She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trauber. 92 Wal lace St., and is ■ a graduate of Freeport High School. • WANTED homes to show ' benefits and savings .with NEW Allyn Fuel Saver quaiified home ‘ owners will install this advanced equipment at NO ARGE, savings from $45.00 and per year. now foi^ appointment. — AMityvilie.4-0195 .......... FReeporf 9-2727 Is Judged She Serves - , A Man I s Judged By His Choice Of The Finest TO HAROLD QUINTON'S Mleat Market Purveyors oiiPrlme M eats long after price i$ forgattpn *' AveniiLrtFlleeport*9*1761' We M bo Supply Raeleurante MIN HOYS I Men's snap CLOTHES IN street FR 8.5250 MERGROVE BAR' GRILL M errick Hoad.: and S a Grove St. C h a r lie - Jh n • N ick B e h ind T h e Stick. V A N RE^ STUDIO M M l^O M P O rt^ethoalet Church) » r el PIANO. pBOAH_Md VOICE idvanced Pup'tSi ireeli Freepi Vocal Coach d Aceompanitt. FB . 8-2192 S ? . . .S e e _ SHY i 8 «va AtaNa Of Una (stand i Uaraeit Travel . ....... . Tickets _ & Independent Toun «f »«ty. tl.TwU A<tate Herahy Bullplng 35A So. Grove 8t. 'F B 8-5300 JAM AICA .92.20 Union Hall fopp.'Gertz) • A X 7-5300 yOLLMER, Inci INSURANCE Street F r ^ o r t ) N . Y . ★ In T h e ir A r m e d F o rces WALTER BABST Airman l/c Walter W. J. Babst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Babst of 45 W. Milton St., Free port, has completed the rigorous U. S. Air Force survival and special training course conduct ed by the Air Training Command at Stead AFB, Nev. Airman Babst, an inflight re fueling operator, received com bat-type escape and evasion training, for sutwival under ad verse climatic conditions and hostile environments. The airman is being assigned to Homestead AFB, Fla., with the Strategic Air Command, Amer ica’s long-range nucle.ar bomber and missile force.' The airman is a graduate of Grover Cleveland High School, Queens, N.Y. His wife, Margaret, is' the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Mc Bride of 70 Terrace D r.,. East Northport, .N.Y............... . FACTS ABOUT NEW STATE m e d i c a r e PLAN The factor of life insurance policies in Medical A^islance for Needy Persons has been misunderstood in some Instances and even misrepresented. I am told that some people are considering can cellation of such valuable protection in the mistaken belief that such action may make them eligible for Medical Assistance. No person or fomily should WM. M. UNDERWOOD Aimy PFC William M.' Under- wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Underwood, 83 Webcrfield Ave., Freeport, was assigned to the 584th Enginr—•eer Company in Vietnam, April 18. Underwood entered the Army in November 1962, completed basic training at Fort Due, N.J., and was last assigned In Ger- The 20-year-old soldier attend ed Bay Shore High School. person even contemplate such serious action without first getting the A major fact is that no term insurance policy^ such as most GI policies and group insurance policies, in any way affects eligibility fur Medical Assistance or is taken into account regard less of the amount of the insur- Sccondly, life insurance with a face value of $1,000 (the amount paid in case of death) is exempt for each member of the family. Thus a family of four may have four $1,000 policies. Even if a person has a policy with a face'value'over $1,000 his eligibility for Medical Assistance may in no way be affected, or 'He “may \n'ot \ even- have- to use the excess to pay toward his medical expenses. First H would have to be de termined if the policy has a loan value. It may not have. If H has, the loan value would be considered an asset, as all sav ings are considered to be. Suppose the family’s income and other resources are less than the exemptions allowed. The -family might not be required to utilize any of the loan value of the insurance. MAyfair 3-7400 FRANCIS SLOVER Airman Francis Slover, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Slover of 1523 Darling St., Baldwin, has been selected for training at Chanute AFB, lU., as an Air Fore aircraft weapons syestems spe cialist. The airman, a 1962 graduate of Baldwin Senior High School, re cently' completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. Airman Slover attended New York State College at Farming- dale. Only when the combined amount of the Joan value and the savings exceed the total source exemptions would a fam ily use the excess' toward pay ment of its medical cxpensc.s. As .an example: Suppose, a family of four had n policy with a loan value of $l„)00, but had savings of only $1,000 instead of the ^,000 .s.-iv- tngs o.xcmpted. The $1,500 loan value would not even have to bo taken into uccuuiu for medical expL-nse purposes because the family’s savings excmplum is $3,000. In other words;, the loan value of the policy could be as mud) as $2,000 and still not have to bo used- for medical-ex peiT-ses... The policy in no way would be af fected. In fact, under no circumsUmccs is a policy-holder compelled to assign his policy or cash sur render it. Any individual or family with any question about life insurance or health insurance or any other important aspect of Medical As sistance should go to the local welfare department for factual, I impartial information. SHOP IN FREEPORT BUSINESS G PROFESSIONAL , t e l e p h o n e ANSW E R ING BUREAU 51 8 0 . GROVE s t r e e t M. H. Kemp FReeport 8-1248 HOME BEER DELIVERY eokly hear I of return- out” whan I branda « ff Why not arrango a v delivery? Avoid the fui \ Ing bottles, or being > you need It. All leadln d beer end aoda. I PETER. HERON X Babylon Turnpike at Monroe X Rooaevelt § FHeeport 9-9288 ROTARIANS MEET IN ANOTHER FREEPORT Seven hundred thirty eight Rotarlans, including their ladles, from 56 of the 05 Rotary club of Long Island, met for their annual Conference.April.21 to 24 at the new Holiday Inn, Freeport, Grand 'Bahamas Island. The ClrAnd Bahama Island is In the Gulf Stream about 80 miles east of Palm Beach, Florida, and RICHARD J. CORWIN Pvt. Richard J. Corwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prank R. Corwin, 199 Rutland Rd., Freeport, com pleted an Army administration course at the Army Training Cen ter, Fort Dix, N.J., April 22. During the eight-week course, Corwin was trained in the pre paration and ..maintenance of Army records and forms. He also learned the Army filing system. The 2().-year-old soldier entered the Army in December 1965 and completed phasic combat training at Fort DI x . He is a 1963 graduate of Free port High School and attended the State Universi^ of N§w York at DelhL is under the British control. Freeport,''its largest village, is comparatively new but is being developed rapidly, with many L-esidential and apartment house developments under way. Freeport, Bahamas, and Free port, L.I., hove some things in common; the same name, a Sun rise Highway as a principal high way, good waterfronts,'’ The Bahama Islands include a Long ' Island, and Nassau, the capitol of the islands, is the name of our County. Much residMtial and apartment devclopment-is-toking place in the Grand Bahama Is- The members of the Freeport, Bahama, Rotary Club were keen ly \^interested in meeting the members attending from the Freeport, N.Y. club, which in cluded President Walter J. A. Mack, Past Governor Gordon Edward, Herbert A. Schulze, Adrian Bogart, C. James Clark, and Secretary Walter Itgen, and Frank J. Dunn, with their ladies. Past Governor Edwards rc- p o ^ d on the work of three Com mittees of which he is Chairman, the Rotary Foundation Commit tee. the District 725 Rotary Foun dation, and the Rolaiy District 725 World’s Pair Committee, which held daily Rotary lunch eon meetings at the World's Fair/ These three - committees all between peoples of dilTercnt na tions In various ways.” CAUL M. CHIARELLI Airman Carl M. Chlarelli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Chlarelli of 234 Elmwood Ave., R<»sevelt, has been selected for training at Lowry AFB, Colo., as an Air Foree aircraft weapons systems . specialist. The airman recently complet ed basic training at Lackland A graduate of Roosevelt Jum ior-Senior High School, .Airman Steve Conklin And Ray Pedersen In Air Force Units Two Baldwin - men have re ceived training and duly assign ments after completing U.S. Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. Airman Stephen Conklin, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Rochester Conk lin of 720 Baldwin Ave., goes to Amarillo AFB, Tex., for train ing us a fuel specialist. Airman Raymond T. Pedersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Pedersen of 575 Baldwjn Ave., will be assigned to Luke AFB, Ariz., for training and duly as a transportation specialist. The airmen ate graduate.s of Baldwin Senior High School. FREEPORT CANNON TAXI • Fast • Courteotti • Efficient 24 Hour Service RecUo DUpafeked TN 8-3333 FR 8-2300 FR 9-6000 FR 8-3331 S CbuTch SiMoE Fra»port I W E A V E R C o m p a i i y • IN TIME OE NEED • CASH WAITING 8 Church St.. Freeport EVERYTHING IN MUSIC STEINMETZ MUSIC SERVICE Sheet Mueic Leieoni Suppllee Inetrumente FR 9-1S84 ippi 64 S. Grove St. BOULUKOS TEA ROOM Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 4 Church St. I^R 8-0459 - 0841 :r YOUTH CENTER Store ef Famout Brande QIRL SCOUT AGENCY — Free -Layaway ■ BOYS » GIRLS • Tnfantii • H u tklte . • Chubbiet • Sllma ' Deparlmenli Unlcard FrankUu Charge B> So. 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