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Show Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, Aug. 17, 1983 S. Weber Releases Money Too Soon f By BARRY KAWA I ' ;I "SOUTH WEBER $20,000 was released recently to I a' developer by a South Weber City employee, a new motto for ; city officials could be, we will ; serve no bond before its time. ; ;The money had been held in escrow by the city until im- provements were completed in the South Weber Valley Estates ; subdivision located on 1700 E. ; South Weber Drive. . --Afte- Auxiliary improvements done. The committee members voiced their displeasure with city officials at a recent city council meeting. Were trying to make them responsible to get our improvements done, Burton said. They gave our money away and now should make good on it. Burton said his committee is arranging a meeting with the mayor to try and resolve the matter. Needed improvements in the e subdivision current include repairs to the street, upgrading a sidewalk and building fences. One home is currently under construction and other property has been purchased by potential homebuilders. The council has issued a freeze on further building permits until the improvements are made. Burton said the subdivision sidewalks are starting to crack and form a potential hazard to children riding bikes. He said city residents should blame any possible tax increases to cover the cost of the improvements on city officials and not on the subdivision. They dont want to talk solutions, but just want to get mad, e says Bouchard. A city offical donating thousands of hours of work is not completely responsible for everything. It aggravates me that theyre putting us down as a bunch of Review Staff r Meets in Farmington nine-hom- ; ;The current developer of the ; subdivision, Randy Krantz of Salt Lake, reportedly came to the city hall and requested the city release the funds to him and h6 would provide a bond to cov-- ; er. the amount. Unfortunately for ; South Weber city officials and ; subdivision residents, the bond expired and Krantz has since gone out of business. I South Weber City Mayor Rex Bouchard said he was out of I tiwn when Krantz requested, the When we received the J money. bond our city recorder released j the money, Bouchard said. We made a mistake and should not have released the money. City Attorney Rod Page is looking in- to possibilitys of legal action I against Krantz to get the money H : r FARMINGTON Davis County Medical Auxiliary met with their husbands, Wednesday, Aug. 10th at the Oakridge Country Club. Entertainment was provided by a womens singing group from Salt Lake City, entitled Everything Nice. DCMA is a service organization. They sponsor films on car scat safety that can be borrowed by community organizations, speakers trained to ,speak about Child Abuse & Sex Education for children, and offer training for those who have bedridden family members. Those interested in any of the services contact Saundra Gibb 292-268- 0. OFFICERS of the Davis County Medicalare (from left, front) Valva Shields, board member; Saundra Gibb, president; Jolyn Bean, board member; - (back, from left) Kay Taylor, board ber, and Kathleen Burtonshaw, board member, mem-Auxilia- ry BEAUTIFUL BABY CONTEST Ogdens Finest Restaurant n 5 of 7 Catagores Oorfnn SPONSORED BY BOUNTIFUL JAYCEE WOMEN """" Magazine Customer Review part-tim- ; back. ; A citizens committee headed by Scott Burton has been formed to represent the subdivision I property owners in getting the SprimpaS'4uel "5 With Vends, POINTS KING CATAG0RY BABY'S 1 PRINCE CATAG0RY BABY'S 2 TO 24 MTHS. TO 1 2 MTHS. PRINCESS 8 I SYRACUSE Eve Porter, ! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Porter of Syracuse will be I competing for the title of Miss "Teen of Utah in Provo, ''August AUG.20TH MALL SAT. QUEEN Area Woman to Compete 18-2- 5D EXTRA COMPETITION CATEGORIES WITH 32 WINNERS S' 0. 373 Miss Teen of Utah will win an paid trip to the I Miss Teen of America Pageant, a $ ,000 cash scholarship, and ; other awards. ; Miss Teen of Utah is a scholarship program unique in its se- I! se -- 393-304- PRIZES FOR ALL WINNERS REGISTRATION THURS. AUG. 18 AND FRI. AUG. 19TH AT PIT AREA IN MALL. OTHER ACTIVITIES S.I.D.S. MONITOR DEMO. MARCH OF DIMES BIRTH DEFECT INFO. POLICE WILL BE FINGERPRINTING ALL CHILDREN 8i BABY CAR SEAT INFO. 3i st 0 1 lection of state and national participants. The pageant utilizes six judging divisions to find the most outstanding young women "from around the country. They are: scholastic record, service ; achievement, personal development, poise and appearance, and general judges interview, "J-awareness. I I The charity event, judging activities, and production rehears- - J J 'v EVE PORTER als lead up to the Miss Teen of Utah Pageant Finals to be held at the Provo Elks Lodge 849, of Provo on Saturday evening, Aug. 20 at 8 p.m. Murder Suspect Arrested Rex SOUTH WEBER Charlie Feustel, 21, suspected of murdering an Ogden man, was I arrested at the home of his farther 1750 E. South Weber Dr., "Aug. 5 after a police stakeout. ; Ogden Police Lt. Charles Buz- ick said Feustel was booked on "attempted homicide charges for allegedly trying to run down Det. Jeff Cottam with a car. Buzick said when detectives at tempted to arrest Feustel, he swerved his car at Cottam, hitting him. Cottam was not injured in the incident. Feustel was booked in the Weber County Jail in Ogden 'on criminal homicide charges. He is accused of the bludgeioning death of Michael Vickers, 17, of 2664 Adams, Ogden. No .bail , was set. 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