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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2010
Page
13
USDA Rural Development Texas announces 130 million in Direct Loan funding for fiscal year 2010 with 85 million remaining in Section 502 loans. Programs offer 100 percent financing with low interest and no down payment for qualified families purchasing or building homes in rural communities.
Texas Land Bank, a rural financing cooperative serving 16 central Texas counties, distributed 3 million to borrowers as patronage in 2009 with a further 1.5 million to be delivered later. Checks mailed in April. patronage lowers borrowers’ effective interest rate. CEO Charles Gant states the program reflects the cooperative principle of sharing success, noting over 45 million returned since 1994.
The Lake Waco Wetlands Pavilion hosts a May 8 star party at 8 30 p m. CTAS invites all stargazers to view Ursa Major M81 M82 and M51 with homescopes or member scopes. A weather backup indoor program is planned.
American Legion Post 322 hosts a rib-eye steak dinner on Friday May 7 at 6 30 p.m. priced $14. Reservations encouraged by calling 675 8782 after 4 p.m. or leaving a message. A spokesman invites support and highlights a monthly raffle for the Welcome Home Troops program plus notices about returning local service members.
The Civic Music Association plans its first Music Madness camp for children entering 1st through 6th grades at the Bosque Arts Center. Camp runs July 15 and 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. cost 25 dollars for the public and 15 dollars for CMA member families with scholarships available and space limited.
The Nellie Pederson Civic Library proclaims May as Amnesty Month allowing patrons to return overdue materials between May 3 and May 28 with no late charges. Library hours are Monday through Friday 12 noon to 5 pm, with after hours returns via the outside book drop.
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