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Show 4B lakeside Review South, Wednesday, May 18, 1983 $ r ' r ? k ' V "f ,syw - State to Release yii vte m Money for Housing The Utah Housing Finance Agency has announced a new single family mortgage program that will make $45 million available at a rate of 9 percent to qualified low and moderate income families in Utah. Eligibility for the low interest home loans is determined by income guidelines, previous home ownership history and creditworthiness. A ceiling is also placed on the purchase price of a new or existing home. To qualify under the income guidelines of the program, the total household income of the borrower must not exceed the amounts shown in the following table: ? I ' : Is v vf fc. ifk , ? GARY I. PETERSEN GEORGE FOSTER CHAD BANGERTER 3 Missionaries Called; Three young men from the Bountiful area have accepted calls to serve missions for the playing baseball on the Bountiful city recreation team and attend school to study electrical engineering. LDS Church. Another has com- pleted an LDS mission. has Eldar Chad Bangerter has ac- turned from the Honolulu Church. He will report his mission experiences to friends and family members May 29 at 12:30 p.m. at the West Bountiful 7th Ward Chapel 369 N. 800 W. Elder Petersen has served on the; Island of Kauai, Kaneohe, Pearl Harbor, and Ieia. During his. time as a missionary he served as a zone leader, district leader and as an Elders trainer in.Honolulu, Wahiawa. Petersen is the son of Gary arid Ann Petersen also of West Bountiful. He plans to resume farewell address on June 12 at 12:30 p.m. in the West Bountiful 7th ward chapel, 369 N. 800 W. He is the son of Victor K. Bangerter and Sharol Banger-ter-. Elder Bangerter is a 1982 graduate of Viewmont High School. He won first place in the state auto mechanics competition for high school students. He won full scholarship to Utah Tech College from the Vocational Club of America He has been studying advanced auto mechanics. He has re- Mission. He will give his Hawaii mission for the LDS (VI-CA- Returns worked for Marshall Corvettes for over three years. He will depart for the Missionary Training Center June 16 to mission. begin his th cepted a call to serve the LDS Church in the St. Louis Missouri Elder Gary Lynn Petersen 11 DOUG FOSTER ). has accepted a mission call to serve for the LDS Church at the Conception Chili mission. His farewell mission address will be given Sunday, May 22, at 12:30 p.m. in the Eldar Gaorga Potter 7th LDS Ward Chapel, 369 N. 800 W., West Bountiful. Elder Foster is the son of Dar-ri- ll M. and Nancy K. Foster. He is a 1982 graduate of Viewmont High School. He joined the Air Force after graduation and later received training from the Air National Guard Elec- tromechanical division for six months. He will depart for his mission May 26 to serve 18 months. Part of that time will be in language Family has received a 3 ' 4 training at Provo. Eldar Oaug Foster 2 , By CHERYL ARCHIBALD Review Correspondent - BOUNTIFUL Couples time as the band plays 5ed Roses. The polished swlay in hardwood floor and the chandelier overhead add to the ballroom atmosphere as fox trots and waltzes step out their time toome of the old favorites. It may look like a scene out of a Fred Astaire movie, but its only members of the Senior Citizens Center in Bountiful enjoying another one of their monthly dance every last Friday of the month, at around noon, you will see dancers arriving from all On Del-M- over Davis County. They come to; trip the light fantastic with the sounds of the Center Combo, a band made up from members of .the Center. The Center Combo is good enciugh to have made appearances at other gigs around the town. t)n on bleak snowy day, when the streets were slushy from a storm, 25 dafleers made their way to the two-day-o- ld 33,500.00 34.000.00 Salt Lake, Weber, Davis and Tooele Counties. All other areas of the state have a limit of except in certain $49,500 targeted areas where the max- imum sales price can be $60,000. -- The maximum sales price for new homes is $65,000 in Salt Lake, Weber, Davis and Tooele Counties, and in targeted areas of the state. All other areas of the state have a limit of $55,700. The mortgages have a normal amortization. The rate of 9 percent is fixed for the life of the loan. The Utah Housing Finance Agency does not make loans directly to the home buyers. Loans are made by participating lending institutions. Interested persons can call ar Summer Reading Registration Now Open Registration for the summer reading program at the Davis County Library will begin on May 23. The program will run from June 14 to July 20 with programs on Tuesdays at the north branch and on Wednesdays at the headquarters library in Farmington and at the south branch in Bountiful. This years program will center on a specially written booklet titled Danger-Maz- Center to warm up their bodies with some music and fancy steps. It would take more than a storm to keep measly them away. Some of the dancers never miss. Betty Andrson and Elsie Earl are two who remain faithful to the Friday music. Ms. Earls husband is one of the band members so Elsie has to dance with some other members. Ardell Elliot is the organizer of the band and plays the piano. Bry Black, one of the oldest members of the Center, is the drummer and Daka Davis plays the harmonica. Merrill Ferry two-da- y - ' - The maximum purchase home price for an existing under the program is $54,400 for mission call to the LDS Church $500 (or the Utah Housing Finance each additional Vina Chili mission. He Agency to obtain a list of parhouwhold member will speak prior to departing for ticipating lenders or stop by his mission on May 22 at 12:30 The general rule for previous their offices at 177 East 100 p.m.. at the West Bountiful 7th home ownership is that potenSouth, Salt Lake City, UT 84111, Ward Chapel, 369 N. 800 W. tial borrowers cannot have had telephone: (801) 52106950. an ownership interest in their Doug is the son of Darrill M. Utah Housing Finance Agenfor three and Nancy K. Foster. He is a previous residences loan was created by the state closcy 1982 graduate of Viewmont High years preceding the to provide low interbe will legislature That requirement School. He served as president ing. to creditworthy loans est home of the youth committee in his waived, however, in certain low and moderate income Loof state. the areas targeted stake. cations and special provisions families. Money for mortgages He joined the Air Force fol- of the targeted areas are avail- is obtained through the sale of lowing high school and later re- able from participating lending tax exempt bonds. ceived training in the Air National Guard Electromechanical division, during the last six months. He will depart for his mission May 26 to serve for 18 months. Mood Romantic at Friday Dance ; Maximum Total liKomo Allowed $31,500.00 32,500.00 ilia: 1 institutions or the Agency. The weekly program will include visits from storybook characters, storytelling, oversize games and work with discovery boxes. Children between 6 and 11 are welcome, as are their parents. For more information contact Gladys Smith at north branch (825-6662- Marilyn Getts at ), or Pete south branch Giacoma at headquarters (295-873- (451-2322- ). e. COUPON Expires May 31, 1983 completes the band, which Front Disc Brake $A 195 plays a variety of music but mainly a lot of the oldies but goodies. One of the workers at the center estimates an average of 30 to 35 people attend every month. The worker points out that even more are invited to attend. As the music fades, one married couple kiss; now thats a good yay to forget about the cold snowy day outside. Install pads, turn rotors and pack bearings. Re9- - 5995 Rear Drum Brake orwc Install shoes, turn drums, check brake system, test drive. (Most American & Foreign Cars) Free Pop on us while you wait for your brakes. (With brake job) Ask about our Lifetime Brake Shoe Warranty. A MOST TRUSTED NAME IN BRAKES "Where brakes are our only business" IT'S A SWINGING TIME for the senior citizens at the Bountiful Center when Ed Earl (above) joins in with the band with his sax and begins to jig. Preston and Wilda Hughes (left) enjoy the music as they put in a few of their own steps. Emergency Team Prepared WOODS CROSS An emergency preparedness team of Woods Cross is learning how to cope with earthquake disasters. Members of the team have received instruction from Dr. Glen Griffin, who was in South America after an earthquake there. .He presented a slide presentation of the destruction. He then, discussed how a disaster along replenishing the body electro-lite- s the Wasatch Front would affect through various forms of homes and businesses. He said, liquid by mouth or I.V.s. It was The most common injury discussed that crowds must be would be burns. controlled in an organized Members of the team, under manner. the direction of Councilman Terril Bird asked about appropriate first aid for burn victims. Dr. Griffin discussed methods of keeping the wounds clean. f BOUNTIFUL YOUTH TRACK CLUB For Boys & Girls Ages 8 to 18 x COST: Flvo Otar Video $25-lndud- at tho 5 for only Good Salaction of VHS & BRING WITH YOU OO SPONSORED TAC BOUNTIFUL JAYCEES CLUBHOUSE 295 So. 100 W. BOUNTIFUL card, Lynn Dubois 1. Photo Copy of Birth Certificate-w2. Hoalth Insurance Card o keep 3. Parent 4. 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