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Show Utah Press Association 467 E. 3rd South Salt Lake City, s, )V $Jf a " f) f- 84111 ? V ( ,f UT Jordan . - Valley Sentinel Volume 51 Number 2 Thursday, January 12, 1984 jjji v ?'' Continuing The Midvale Sentinel (USPS wnWi .....jg,. uiniwifiw imam' in mm Sandy City Council President Bruce Steadman, Mayor Larry Smith, and Fire Chief Bill Clough present commendation to 911 emergency operator Leslie Brinkerhoff. On Nov. 7 Leslie took a call from a frantic mother who reported her 20 month old daughter was choking on a piece of candy. Upon hearing the child had stopped breathing and realizing that emergency 'if ii wwm vehicles would probably not arrive in time Leslie dictated emergency lifesaving procedures over the phone to the mother. They worked and Tuesday night mother Kay Thompson and her duaghter Tina were on hand to witness the presentation. The mother was also given an award for her efforts. New computer gives researchers Midvale council approves 1984 access to new aata ai iioranes Search an HelDer. onlineoffline computer-assiste- d method of searching various has databases, periodical arrived in the Salt Lake County Library System. From a terminal located at Whitmore Library, 2197 E. 7000 S., one can access information files that are updated daily, providing the most current information available. Coverage is deep and broad, improving the qualify of research. It is also easy to use. The software program enables an untrained user to formulate a search offline, within the microwithout using computer, specialized computer language. then .The microcomputer communicates directly with the bank,computer- - information system known as DIALOG. They simDlv need to know what information they want. Users respond to simple prompts, in basic English, on the computer monitor to tell the information what information they desire. library. Users can choose from six different indexes: (1) - Delbert G. Crump, school Q siHminictratnr m w m wa rlioc wmiib w VIW Jan a a Delbert Grant Crump, 55, died Monday, Jan. 9, 1984 in a Salt Lake Hospital. Born Feb. 6, 1928 in Salt Lake City to William Grant and Lola Grant Crump. He married MarDella LaRocco on March 15, 1950 in the Salt Lake IDS Temple by Elder Harold B.Lee. He is a graduate of Jordan High School and the University of Utah where he received his Bachelor of Science and Masters Degree. He served in the United States Armed Forces. He was a dedicated educator in Jordan School District for 32 years where he was a teacher and counselor at West Jordan Junior High, vice principal at Sandy Elementary and Mount Jordan Junior High. He was principal at Butler Elementary, Mount Jordan Junior High, Union Junior High School and Brighton High School. He served in the Jordan District Office as Administrator of Curriculum, Administrator of Instruction and at the time of his death was the Administrator of Student and Community Service. Crump has been active in the LDS Church serving as ward, stake and region Athletic School Sunday Director, Elders Quorum teacher, Presidency, teacher in the elders quorum, Sunday School teacher trainer, Sunday School Superintendent, instructor of High Priest Quorum, ward assistant Financial Clerk and home teacher. He was a member of the Sandy City Chamber of Commerce. He loved the youth and spent several years working with them in the County Recrea- tion Program. Survivors: Wife, Sandy; Mr daughters and and Mrs Brent K. (Karen) sons-in-la- (3) Legal Resource Index. This is the only index to literature legal secondary sponsored by the American Association of Law libraries. This reference guide indexes over 720 key legal publications g from throughout the legal community. English-speakin- The computer will automatically print out up to 15 citations to periodical literature that the individual can then use for more detailed research in the Magazine Index. Over 670,000 articles, news items, product evaluations, editorials, poetry, recipes, reviews and , biographical pieces are included in this index which includes 400 that so information magazines. retrieves the "the user can review the National (2) Newspaper bibliographic citations offline, at : leisure. This search method Index. This index covers the top : minimizes online time and three daily newspapers in the the New York United States therefore reduces online costs. The program is user friendly Times, Wall Street Journal and : users do not need to know the Christian Science Monitor. are articles : formal search logic, sophisticat-- ; Over 530,000 of a the with or accessible push ed programming language a button. even that they are using - meeting dates J Delbert G. Crump' Bryson, Bountiful; Mr and Mrs Clarke, Sandy; Mr and Mrs Kevin (Denise) Webb, Bountiful. Son and daughter-in-law- : Mr and Mrs Douglas G. (Robyn) Crump, West Valley City.Utah. Mother, Mrs Lola Crump Frost, Salt Lake City; Brother and sister in law: Mr and Mrs Sherman M. (Ardyth) Crump, Salt Lake City, Utah. Grandchildren: Sharie, Melanie and Jared Bryson, Ryan and Cami Clarke, Jordan Webb. There are also many loving relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held Friday, 2 p.m. in the Granite 1st ward chapel, 2130 E. 1000 S. Friends may call at Goff S. 8090 State, Mortuary, Thursday, 8 p.m. and Friday at the church one hour prior to services. Burial: Larkin Sunset Gardens of the Valley. Jeff (Colleen) 6-- (4) Business Index. This index offers coverage of more than 650 business periodials as well as the Wall Street Journal, Barrons and the business and financial sections of the New York Times. More than 560,000 articles are available. th (5) Trade and Industry Index. This index provides indexing of 275 business, trade and industry journals and but selective comprehensive of 1,200 coverage nearly additional publications. cover-to-cov- er (6) Recent Arrivals. This index lists the most current information from each of the preceding indexes. Tech Center now offering public evening classes Through a cooperative effort between Jordan School District and Utah Technical College, evening courses are now being offered at the Jordan Technical Center. Beginning Jan. 25, classes in photomasonry, plumbing, and electrical graphy, installation will be offered from to 9:30 p.m. 6:30 each will The classes Wednesday. provide two quarter hours of Utah Tech credit for those who pay the recording fee. The plumbing, masonry, and electrical installation classes are geared to the home owner and concentrate on preventive maintenance and minor repairs. ' class is The photography the for hobbyist. principally Kurt Smith, Howard Pulsipher, Terry Beddoes, and Fred Roberts are instructors. The Jordan Tech Center is located at 825 E. 9085 S. in Sandy. For registration information, those interested can call the center at 566-610- 1. 'li. The Midvale City council has established its 1984 meeting schedule. It will designate the first and third Tuesdays of every month as official council meetings. The second and fourth Tuesdays will be workshop sessions, where no action may be taken. If there is a fifth Tuesday during a month, it will constitute a night off, unless otherwise declared. Sentinel Inc. Second-claspostage rate Utah. Midvale at Subscription paid $6 per year in Jordan School District. This issue two sections. s Kenneth Prince will retire from school district After 26 years of service to the School of Jordan patrons District, Deputy Superintendent L. Kenneth Prince has announced his retirement, effective June 30, 1984. Prince, in charge of Business and Support Services since 1974, began his career with the district on July 1, 1958, when he West Jordan continues battle over state retirement issue West Jordan officials restated their determination this past and Farmington, Layton, Clinton, have all filed lawsuits the fighting mandatory membership requirement. A luncheon meeting was held in West Jordan, on Saturday for all cities sympathetic to West Jordan's cause, to decide what their next move should be. Although silently applauding West Jordan's battle, most of the 30 cities who originally withdrew from the system have adopted a wait and see posture during this while session legislative SB of outcome the 39, a awaiting compromise bill sponsored by Sen. Karl Snow. week to pursue their battle in 3rd District court over the constitutionality of a state law which requires cities to participate in the State Retirement System whether they choose to or not. In his latest decision, 3rd District Court Judge Philip Fishier denied a motion by West Jordan Attorney Stephen Homer for a partial summary judgement on two of 13 points cited in the West Jordan lawsuit. "This is not a final victory for either stated City side," Attorney Homer. "We'll just go at it again." Expressing The "compromise" bill would "exempt elected officials and other exempt employes from participation in the Utah State Retirement System; establishes a contribution rate structure for the system; increases adjustment from 4 percent to 5 percent; clarifies authority of the Retirement Board to establish contribution rates." disappointment with the judge's ruling, Homer explained, "We felt that the issue was so intricate and complex that we only asked the judge to rule on two of the 13 points cited in our case. In his ruling, the judge seemed to ignore those two points and ruled instead on the other eleven points without the benefit of oral arguments." "It is our intent," said Homer, "to continue in our litigation efforts to the bitter end. The fight is not between us and the State Retirement System. The basic fight is our right as a city to determine our own fate. We believe the state constitution gives us the right to determine our own destiny," he added. The constitutionality issue arose last year when the legislature passed HB 327 forcing those cities who had formally withdrawn from the system back in. Twenty cities and ten other entities had officially withdrawn since July 1982. Since the passage of HB 327, West Jordan, Heber and Park Cities, West Valley City, ) Published weekly at 125 W. Center St., Salt Lake County Utah by Midvale il MMflMMHHHMMMBBiBnHni aaaa 347-940- two-lev- was formally appointed Clerk of the Board. He has held that position to the present. Then on Jan. 28, 1969 he was given the title and added responsibility of of Administrator Support Services. He has worked with three superintendents: Reed H. Beck-stea- d, Donald J. Parr, and W. Whittenburg. Raymond During his tenure, he has served as Clerk of the Board with 26 different board members. from the letter Quoting announcing his retirement, Prince stated. "These 26 years of service in Jordan School most District been have of satisfying" "' in t' "terms professional advancement and accomplishments, as well as gathering a wealth of friends whose and associates association I shall always treasure." Prince and his wife Emma have five children, all of whom received their elementary and secondary education in Jordan School District. ST J f & el cost-of-livi- "' fi "'' "If we can get the law (SB 39) , passed it will accommodate most of the things we were striving for," stated Orem Mayor Delance Squire. "That's not to say that the freedom issue isn't important," he added. According to Bryce McEven Orem City Attorney, "Sooner or later the constitutionality issues need to be challenged, but most of the city councils are waiting to see how the legislature turns out. Then we'll decide whether to join the lawsuit." West Jordan intends to challenge the constitutionality issue regardless of the outcome of the legislature. Kenneth L. Prince Eagles sponsor fund raiser for Miss Wheelchair for fourth year A benefit dinner will be served by members of Fraternal Order of Eagles on Jan. 14. The Bingham-Midval- e Aerie and Auxiliary 659 is raising funds for their contribution to the Miss Wheelchair Pageant to be held this June 22, 23 and 24 at the Salt Lake Hilton. The "Roast Beef" dinner will be served at the Aerie Home, 181 N. Main, Midvale, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. It is open to the public. The Miss Wheelchair Pageant is held strictly through private donations and volunteers do all the work. Several door prizes will be given away during the evening. An appearance by the reigning Miss Wheelchair Utah, Sharon Lundell of Ogden, is scheduled for 8 p.m. Lori Cottam, St. George, Miss Wheelchair America 1983-8- 4 and many of the prior queens and contestants will be in attendance to answer questions about being a candidate for Miss Wheelchair Utah. This is an excellent opportunity for future contestants to get acquainted with the pageant. This is not a beauty contest but a pageant of achievement and awareness. A candidate for Miss Wheelchair Utah must be 20 years of age or over and use a wheelchair 100 percent for public mobility. Marital status is not a consideration and she may be homemaker, student or work in the community. Tickets may be obtained from the following members of the Utah Planning Pageant Committee: Sherry Repscher, Dona coordinator 533-677- 2; Vitale, Anne Parry, Jean Parker, 484-334- 2, 487-800- 0, 969-095- 8, This is the tenth year of the for the program ongoing physically handicapped in Utah. The pageant was activated in Utah by Dr.James R. Swenson of the University of Utah Medical Center, Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and has, we hope, generated public awareness for breaking down barriers for these handicapable citizens. . finance committee; Randi Smith, East Seal Society; Vickie Parker, secretary; Rita David Ottley, 561-437- 6, 486-393- 1, 533-597- 5, Adams, 328-330- 0, Abbey Medical; or tickets may be obtained at the door the evening of the dinner. Cost of the dinner is $4.50 for adults and $2.50 for children under 12. |