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VOLUME it — NVMBER li THURSDAY,  njNE   12,   1975
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EUgable For Flood Insurance
Loed Property Ownen Cm» Now Buy HUD Nationri Flood Inaurance
•me U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced today that efBective June 6, 1975, Huntiey, IH. (Viaage of) Mc««n-v County has been accepted into th? National Flood Ir»uiance Program.
This means, said Aoyme Federal Insurance Administrato-, J. Robert Hunter, tbat in^vidual prorarty owners here sire new eligible to bw flood insuranco p-rtec.tiop at af¬ fordable federsay-subsAdizcd rates, ofiferlng more exte«:we coverage under the expanded program au- fhoriTd hy he 1973 Flood Disast^a- P.x)tection Aot.
"We think the new. expanded National Bood Irsuranc? Prosrim oflfers the best way of protecting property from the ravapes of floo-is, while easing the burden on the general  piAlic,'" he said.
"Snce flood ijwurancc is now avai'- aMe," he added, "the law requiros that it muat be purchased by ownors cf property in areas identtficd as flood-frone by HUD, h> order to be eligible for virtually M forms of Federal or fedorrfiy-related finan- dst assistance for buHding puiposcs in these areas.
-ny» wodd inciude FHA or VA uiiMlwigWt. tama flram the Soiall
ft«m «i^ fedarally-«a(uteted or su- pervtofld banias and ssvJDea aod loan
faMtituliions.''
Whtte fiood insmnoe is aViAahle to all residents ot the ccmmwlty, Mir. Hunter eR^ihasiaed that Hie Federal economnc sa>cdons againA building assistaoce will not apply to property outside the dangc?r zoneei
Under the expanded program, broader coverage can be obtained for all buUdlngs and their contents. The limit of insurance for single- Hanily homes is now $35,000, and $100,000 for other residential and nonneeiidential buildines, <ait the sub¬ sidized rate at 25 eenta per $100 of coverage. The rate goes to 40 oents per $100 for non-reaidential build-
higs.
The contents of aB residential bulldbi0s can be insured iq> to $10,- 000 per umtt at 35 oenfcs per $100 of ooverage, and the rate goes to 75 oents per $100 for the contents of «dl non-residentiiat structures up to a maximum of $100,000 in oover¬ age per unit.
Poiioies are effective immediately during the first 30 days the insiu-- ance becomes ava&ibie. After the first 30 days, there is a 16-day waitinigr period.
The policies can be purchased' from any licensed local prc^perty in¬ surance agent or broker. The State Farm Hre & Casidayt Co., Minois, Region^ Office, 2309 E. Oakland Ave., Bloominciton, Bl.. 61701 has been destgnated as the flood insur¬ ance servicing company for this area. Agents and brokons may ob¬ tain policy fonns, rates, flood in¬ surance manuals, and any other ne¬ cessary information from this oom- paoy.
The PIA, Mr. Hantier exptained, is in tbe prooeas of pubUsfakig maps showing the apecM flood hazard areas in apyruxikuately 20,000 com- munMea across tfae country. He con^^tUlated the local gomning body here for taddng aotioa before the July 1, 1975 deadUne imposed CoBtSaaed on Page Two FlXXm INSURANCE
First Communion at St Mary's Church
Bight boys and seiven giite ro^ oedved their First Conwumion at St Mary's Cctholic Church last Sun¬ day, June lat. The iirat oonanuni- cants were esoocted to the altar by a cortege of alitar boys and James J. MaMahon, cnossbearer. Robert J. Tures acted as Master oif Ceremonies First CoiT&nunioR is one of. the few times that girls aire allowed inside t^ communion railing in the Catho¬ lic Church.
Father L. D. Day, Pastor of St. Mary's officiated, lihe names of the first communioamts are: Patrick Lynn Fettes, Lynette Fettes, Jac- cjueline Freund, Beth Ann Hartman, Stephen L. Hennig, Plullip Keams, PSryliis   KeaiMS,   Kristin   MaLaker,
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Receives Degree
Edwin F. Dedcke, a 40 year rea- dent of Huntley, reoeiveid an hon- oraiy Doctor of Humaniitaries de¬ gree from Blmhurst CoUege on Sun¬ day, May 25th for his outstanding oitl2enship and ph&anthropy.
Contfaaied oa Pase Three DEICKE
Paul F. Manning, Sfciiond Manning, Brian D. MoOarty, MaA A. Mercer,
D Strickfend Boy's Stater
Douglas Strickland has been se¬ lected t>y HuriUey Hi^ School to represent Huntley American Legion Post 673 at the 40th aimual sesision of Premier Boys' Sate, June 14-21 at Eastern Illinois University, Char¬ leston, 11.
American Legion Boys State is a compiressed course in pradttcal civics. It is a plan for training in the func¬ tional aspects of cdtizienship. Its pur¬ pose is to heSp to develop in the youth of today constructive attitudes toward the Amerioan form of gov¬ ernment, and by so doing, to en¬ deavor to transmit to ixxsterity the principles of ju^ce, freedom and democracy.
Agmn this year, Boys' State will be held on a ayHege campus, that of Eastern Iliinois University at Charleston, minoiS. This locatioo wili prodkice 'the highest quality educational, recreatiooal and hous¬ ing faeflllies. With headquarters in the LkKx^n-Dou^as & Stevenscn. Halsl, a modem, high-rise dotmitory- diniDg room ecmplex this year's ses- si<Mi of Boys' State will n»ake full use oC an academic envirooment rich in the Mstory of Blinds.
DouglaB S%ricklaad is a Junior at Hundey Community Hi£|h S^ool and fe tfae Stt) of Mir. aad Mra. Eo-
Margaret Mary Schneider, Christo¬ pher F. Seller, Dafborah Wieaneth.
C McCollum Top Home Ec Student
oomie Jo MoOoilum, daughter of Hrs. Don McCidlom of Hannony Road, Huntley, ffiinois, roocAved the CriBco Tward at the Huntley Ifigh School's Annual Awards L-Day Pro¬ gram. Ihe presentatiion was made by Mils. Robert Mowers Hone Econ- ornic's teacher.
The walndt plaque is ghnen eadi year to a Senior laho lis aelected ad tbe outstanding home economics stu¬ dent. Ihe student who best dispiaya the aMlity o apply home economic priitcifitos to a broad nange of ac- compflishments, both in school sub¬ ject matter and extra-ourricular ao- tivitaes receives the awand. Ms. iMoCobum has been both a dass and a did) offioer during her four years at Huntley High SchooL
Ms. McOoilnm fe employed by Ihe Huntley Farm Store. She plaos to attend McHenry Comljr Ooile«e
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Village Board Minutes
The Regular Mee4loS of the Vll<-
lage Board of Trustees '«Mlt^liRM||lt ^0 crdtr at 8:0(1 pjn. in Oia Board Rorm of the Villaee Hal, Thm- dav tA^ering, June 5,  1975.
Ti^is fcHc^vinj c«ioe« wwe pra- s'Tt: Pr-' itf^rtt Enrtrcffl, Tkuifceea ,<5.rc'^.2. Frank Eisenmenger, Ati^ nvn, Lohnxs and Mcimhig wHh rr-'.\ce> Chief Driewior, Pwry Suna^ rr.n, Attorney Wffliam CaktweS ttaf Randy Woodman, VUaee Engtoeer.
Th? first or^r of tmaineai waa the presentaticn of (he ffltoUtaa of ¦tihe May 1st BoanJ Meetfc^ Altar a request by Mr. Strtwpe ttak the Clerk indude the aceoont naaalMr idi the bill payment Uatirfg. The minutes stood approved ae read.
The Tkec'uren-'s Report wae theft ^fcussed. The Cler* waa aStfA t» direct the Trea«irer to ttuya Schoel Policing Inctimc under Ihat eat»- gcry iiatead of MtiuLlanaww In¬ come fai the Receipt LiflHrf^A ma- lion was made by TVvBtee StWapSt seconded by Truatae Aeteaait ta apTTove the Treaaufer^ tepwfc ae preF«nted and upoo reS aOi, aB ti«8l»es voted aye aad the nwotloa ca^ed.
The bills were inaeflwt and i^ proved tdt ha antba W 'Ttaataa Preaiu Hiiiiiiiwl tar "nwetee
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OKiar flor Oa PUti«. Ite Grant Offer wtt amount «o a maximum of $22,400.00 or 75% cf the total amoBMi ot tfae Step I phase. He tben read a Rcaolatioo Accepting and Auifioridiig the Ea»- cutoon of a Grant Agreement be¬ tween tfae Village of Htmttey; and the Environmental Ftotootion T* gency. A motion waa meda by 'new- tee nutk, seoooded luy Thvatea Lohneis, to paas the above tion, and upon troll oal, eK ' voted aye aod tba atotfoa eaecled and Mr. Woodman abated that ha would die y»ith the profMr asency. He (ben stated that eaa yqitkn of tfae food request ki (he amount of $13,192 for the cMorinatloa. fli> dlity was disaUowel Tba Board asked Mr. Woodman to file a Baao- lution objecting to itdi dfeaBowauce, which was done only to ecmfjly with the lEiPA regulatioa. A motion waa made by Trustee Stroupe, aeconded by TriEtee Manning, to Oto a Reeo^ lution asking the E P A to reooo- aider tbe amount dbaikaaed. tJpoa roll oaU, aU trustees voted aye and the motkn caorled
Next, the President ionwnoe<: that ttte Board had seieotad a wtaw^ ner of the BiQeotemiBl Lo(i» eoo- taat of tfae school chldrea. Her name ia Maty Orttei^ in the Stfa eraOe.
The Municipal Tax f oa the mootfa of Mardi, 1075 anmmted to %5,- 45L9«.
In view of the Omt Offcr oom- ing (farou^ the Boaid ieit (hat a b(«ding oompany abodd be adeoted. IVustee Stroupe auggated that tte President oppdnt TVwtee Lohnela to leseaith this anl to bring a neoonaneodatloa to tte Boanl at tte July meetjng.
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