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Show THE SENTINEL PmQ9 8 Thursday, Jan. 7, 1982 sought Children of all agos in hitchhike rape will enjoy programs SUG poet Family Crisis Center acts to deal with child abuse "It's unfortunate sometimes that there is no qualification for being parents, except the biological," explained Mary Ann Glasgow in discussing the causes behind child abuse and neglect. "The myth that people will marry and automatically live happily ever after and be good parents is just hog wash." who represents the Family Crisis and is the director of the new Midvale satellite office, noted that the only way to deal with the problem is through education and counseling because so often the punitive response is so destructive to the family. Glasgow supports the idea of parenting classes in the schools as early as a student's Junior year of high school and boys, she says, need it as much as the girls. Parenting is a most important idea, she continues, but children get little training or support in this and, unfortunately, what they don't know might end up their own hurting Glasgow, deal with than parents who simply neglect the child. "Parents who abuse have horns, just children," she states. For a parent that finds himself or herself in such a situation, the Family Crisis Center can provide more than just a temporary (up to 72 hours) haven for the child until the crisis is past. The center always acts to support the parents in his or her attempts to deal with the problem. It can share information with the parents, provide individual and or family counseling, refer them to more appropriate explains Mary Ann believes that Syndrome." While Utah, as in most every state in the Union, has a law against the failure to report an incident of child abuse, no specific penalty is set for those responsible Caroor planning discussod will Library, 2197 ' be E. 7000 S lp.m. career ; venture or development with Whitmore on Tuesdays Cottonwood announces the second series Hospital through January at 2 of its Weight Control Program beginning Jan. 13. and five Four p.m. year Based upon a successful first round in which 85 olds are invited to join percent of participants received rebates based on their attendance and weight loss, the second series should be just as successful," predicted Steve Brown, hospital spokesman. Classes will begin Wednesday, Jan. 13 at 5:30 pjn. Children's Librarian Dodie Tudor for a wide variety of activities. students sang at the Place Mall at the during the holiday entertained Christmas program held season, under the Midvale direction of the teachers. 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We're Sacrificing Prices To Moke These Special Possible. . Career and venture planning students YOU'LL NEVER U FIND A BETTER t.s OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE! I 09DY woeik and up frustrated by the size of We the problem. recognize that you must bloom where you're planted. We may not be able to help every child, but we can sure change the odds." I . 0 Elementary School. The four teachers were In E. Midvale School-age- d ' tinted side glass. Draper police are continuing the investigation, under the direction of Officer Jim Murray. themselves find II I family-base- d parents who abuse emphasis on ventures. to easier are children COO states. "People that are going out to save the world are the ones that can burnout when they furniluiT CiM" 55 170-18- 700 E., on Wednesdays Peterson on Thursdays, through January at 1:30 Jan. 14 through March 18 p.m. Films will also be from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. shown for preschoolers at Tuition is $8. Interested Whitmore on Thursdays Dersons should recUter at through January at 10:30 the Petersen Branch children a.m. ' Library Information Paul Nance, Jordan Desk. are invited to visit the For information on Whitmore Library, 2197 Community School, will E. 7000 S., after school on teach beginning guitar Qiese and other children's music programs, call the Salt young Monday, Jan. 11 at 3 p.m. for to view the favorite enthusiasts, nine to Lake County Library (943- Disney film, "Stormy eleven years of- age, at System, ; The suspect is described as Caucasion, approximately 6 feet in height and pounds, with black, curly hair and brown eyes. He is in his late twenties or early thirties. The suspect's vehicle is a white over blue 196849 Chevrolet pickup with a white camper shell and dark keep everything in perspe perspective. "We have to look at our own results and successes here and now, not in global view," she friends, schools, and other agencies that deal with families and Charles Faux, planning Mary Ann, is to protect the children, preserve the consultant, will offer family, and support the advice on research and planning for successful parents. Interestingly enough, - Family Services, social workers, doctors, nurses, 16 agencies, and work with on Saturdays, Jan. 10 30 a.m. to from through other therapists. The goal, to avoid becoming frustrated and depressed. But, in her case, Mary Ann Glasgow tries to - children. Butterfield. The suspect drover her to a field near 11400 S. 300 W. and alledgedly knocked ber on the floor of his truck, choked, and raped her. According to the victim, she had put ber hands in her pockets and he attacked Iter, thinking she had a gun. The woman was from the Orem-Prov- o area and was in the Salt Lake area looking for a job. believes that this figure might just be the Against such it odds, might be difficult none-the-les- s. - Films, classes, and story sessions are in store for children of all ages at Lake Salt County Libraries the week of Jan. 11 through 16. according to Draper Police Officer Randy nationally. Mary Ann kind of counseling help, like that provided by the Family Crisis Center is children usually they usually recommended. Still, the idea that it's have a larger investment in the child or, in other strictly a family matter is words, they are aware of especially galling to the child's presence," she Mary Ann. "In the past, children continues. "Parents who were often just neglect their children do not look after the needs fo considered the property the child. They can be of their parents and that was totally unabailable to the abuse or neglect child for one reason or simply a family matter," she relates. "But, society another." Parents can obtain help does end up paying aprice We from the- center in a for it medical for pay number of ways. First criminal they can ask for it when expenses, social work proceedings, child in a for they bring to need the We like. and care or they may be of the rights referred by another support agency. Mary Ann notes everyone in the family." Last year there were that they get a number of referrals from agencies 5,546 cases of child abuse like Mental Health arm of and neglect reported in the State Division of Utah and over 1,000,000 "A parent bring in a child to the center is often a very experience,' Glasgow. children someday. they breakdown adn cry "Many times parents and express their fear are not through children that they are going to lose themselves," she states it with little jimmy or as the number of teenage whoever. After all they mothers and fathers love ten child and are indicates. Not knowing afraid they might. hurt how to deal with a him or her." While there is a new particular problem or stress that come sup in emphasis to deal with the the family situation can problem of child abuse, often times result in an reports Mary Ann, it is not a new problem. As improper response." Child abuse and neglect early as 1864, incidents of appears to be a learned child abuse or neglect response. Children who were reported. One case grow up abused or worker reported that neglected can end up after she saw a child tied being the abusers and up in a crib, her plea for neglecters when they assistance to police become parents. authorities brought the "Children learn abuse comment that it was a by being abused then do it family matter and they become could not interfere. So she when they parents," says Mary had to go to the Society of Ann. "In order to learn Prevention of Cruelty to how to respect people Animals to get help. Even as late as the they must be respected." When parents end up 1960s, little could be done the problem feeling isolated, out of about control of their lives and because proving that a the problems that crop up child's injuries came as a in them, sometimes they result of abuse by parents may take it out on the was extremely difficult. child. Parents, asserts Shortley thereafter, a Mary Ann, usually care a Henry Kemp, lot about their children. radiologist, studied and They don't abuse their identified some of the children because they types of child abuse want to, but because they injuries. His research can't control the impulse gave birth to the term when something snaps "The Battered Baby inside them. "Child abusers don't parents. Instead, some A 28 year old woman was raped after accepting a ride while she was hitchhiking near 7200 S. and State, SAITIAKI l.tt 11.1 (Hid IOJO IMIlll MOVO 1 1 M Hrtti ltd M10 ill LJ |