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Show Home Pad: Boundary Questioned By CHIME HUBIX Kovlow Corracpondont West WEST BOUNTIFUL Bountiful City Council recently held a public hearing on a mobile home park to be built by Eggett Brothers on west 5th South in West Bountiful and approved the park plan. However, since part of the property in question is claimed by Woods Cross City, the plan will go to the Davis Boundary Commission for a decision. Eggett Brothers had previously submitted their plan to the West Bountiful planning and zoning board which approved the request and to the city council who gave tentative approval to the plan based on the outcome of the public hearing. The mobile home park would be on 17 acres. The park would be surrounded by a six foot wall and would have a club house. Each lot would be owned individually. Although none of the citizens of West Bountiful voiced protest to the park, Woods Cross Mayor Lawrence Urry did express concern about a strip some 200 feet wide by the length of the property that actually lies in land that Woods Cross City claims. Because of Urrys protest, the issue will go before the county 5,000-square-fo- ot boundary commission. The commission, made up of three mayors and three lay people, will decide which city will get the property. West Bountiful Councilwo-ma- n Irene Janes noted that the two cities already share one trailer park and the results have been less than ideal, especially for the residents of the park. She also said she feels strongly that the property should be part of West Bountiful for several reasons. First, West Bountiful already has water lines to the upper portion of the property. Woods Cross would have to install lines. Secondly, West Bountiful is at the present time already feeling a squeeze from the surrounding rapidly growing cities, she said. Stepfather Neighbors Urged to Aid Police arent 'Guilty7 in Tot's Death FARMINGTON ROY Where citizens are alert, criminals wont work, said George Cummings, munity relations officer for the Roy City Police Department. de- - Cummingss statement sums liberating three hours and 15 I the reason for the Neighborwo-' a four )up four man, minutes, man jury found Scott G. Worth- -' hood Watch program, a crime en guilty of the October beating prevention approach which bedeath of his gan in the seventies when federstep-- : al Heidi Pavich. Jo money was available to supdaughter, and train local police de' port Sentencing was set for Feb. 15 who wanted to deby Second District Court Judge partments new programs. velop Douglas Cornaby. A maximum We first offering penalty of five years to life in Neighborhood began Watch in Roy in the Utah State Prison may be Citizen said 1976, imposed in the second degree response wasCummings. lukewarm and a murder conviction. structured Neighborhood Watch The guilty verdict followed a network was never established. week-lon- g trial. Worthen, 27, Fairfax County in Virginia, was arrested and charged a which has been nationally rej week after the Oct. 19 death of cognized for its program, exemHeidi Jo. plifies a highly organized and Worthen sat motionless while well funded version. Neighborthe jurys verdict was read, but hoods where the program exists with blue street hugged his crying wife at the are marked which the Neighsigns display courtroom of the after back court was dismissed. He re-- , borhood Watch symbol. Each group has mains free on his own recogni-zanc- e acts as a police liason and while awaiting- who schedules volunteers to patrol sentencing. areas both day and night. are used to report Michael John Pavich, the alkies ; and other suspicious activity. The inforgirls natural father of his relatives were elated at mation is then relayed to the the decision as they embraced local police department. ' each other and congratulated Statistics in Fairfax County show a 36.5 percent reduction in ; the prosecuting attorney. h a Heidi was discovered dead in burglaries during - her bedroom by Worthen and Kathleen Pavich Worthen, the girls natural mother on Oct. 19. - . After By SHELLEY KANCITIS Roviow Corrospondont - Walkie-t- nine-mont- aware of period as compared to the pre- vision on, they vious year. The Neighborhood what happens outside, said Watch program is credited with Cummings. playing a major role in the deAlong with being observant, creased crime rate. Cummings stresses common Due to a recent rash of burg- sense security measures such laries in Roy, Sunset, Clearfield as use of lighting at night, lockand Layton, area residents are ed doors and windows, and showing interest in the Neigh- closed garage doors. borhood Watch concept. Like During his Neighborhood Layton, Roy has an informal Watch talks, Cummings sugNeighborhood Watch system. gests people periodically look Clearfield does not have a prog- outside for any abnormal signs ram and Sunset is in the process such as strange cars or people. of trying to one. Cummings also shows a film Lack of money hampers de- and lectures on home security. velopment and expansion. Cummings believes a formal Neigborhood Watch structure is not necessary at this time, but strongly encourages residents to utilize informal techniques such as awareness of poA man susBOUNTIFUL tential crime risks. of a fast in the robbery When Cummings meets with pected foods restaurant and the burginterested groups he stresses lary of an automotive repair the concept of shop was arrested Jan. 16. looking out for each other. I The man was apprehended tell them they dont have to like near Lodders Automotive at their neighbor. They just have 560 S. 500 W. in Bountiful by to watch out for his house. police. The automotive business Cummingss main message is was site of a recent burglary. to encourage people to notice Steven Toste, in his mid-20- s who or what is suspicious in from was charged their neighborhood. If they see with Riverdale, and aggravated burglary something, people should call possession of a firearm by a the police. They dont have to restricted person. Toste is also give their names. All people a suspect in the Jan. 7 armed need to do is say theyre from robbery at the Woods Cross PizNeighborhood Watch. za Hut at 610 W. 2600 S., accordWhen people are in a cocoon to Bountiful Detective Steve with shades drawn and the tele ing Gray. DO YOU HAVE A care personnel testified Heidi had suffered from numerous NEWS TIP? cuts, black eyes and facial and . body bruises which began ap- pearing after Worthen began associating with her mother. - - . . ", ,, window of a home to see if resi- dents were home, Rochell said. If lights in the home did not - come on, then the burglars ; would enter the home by break- -' ing through a window, Rochell . , said. Rochell said the youths may have been involved in nearly 80 burglaries. Were still in the - process of giving them a guided tour of the city Rochell said. The youths are being held at Moweda Detention Center pending a court hearing on the burg- QUALITY d-cz-em HOME FILES -B- OUNTIFUL CAROLE COLE 295-898- 2 NOW (Evenings) LAYTON LYNDIA GRAHAM ONLY 544-442- s455 86.06 Reg. 3 KAYSVILLEFRUIT HEIGHTS RUTH MALAN 544-995- 8 ROYSOUTH WEBER SHELLEY KANCITIS 773-828- 8 BOUNTIFULN. SALT LAKE CHERYL ARCHIBALD 292-949- 9 ' 4-DRA- HOW ONLY CENTERVILLE CHERI HUBER 295-616- 9 .o 5 fc;;. 132.13 FARMINGTON - L lary charges. 3urrr"? AREA CORRESPONDENT Teens Held Burglars used a technique of throwing a rock through the SUPER SAVINGS! PHONE YOUR The girls mother, several neighbors and relatives of the defendant testified the girl had a history of hyperactivity and would often run into walls and suffered from frequent falls. ' Continued From Pago 1A 825-168- 1. Riverdale Man Is Arrested During the trial, relatives of the girls natural father and day - If groups want a street sign to inform people their area has a Neighborhood Watch in operation, they may purchase a sign which Cummings will order. He can be reached at -S- YRACUSEWEST POINT ARLENE HAMBLIN 825-453- 1 SUSAN TANNER HOLMES 451-58- tki 116 South Port tana, SUNSETCLINTON -C- LEARFIELD MARGE SILVESTER 544-203- 6 31 CLEARFIELD SHARON STEELE 825-303- 3 layHm, Utah UK! ' |
