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Show Sheriff Ordered to Show Cause conviction could be punishable by a jail sentence or a fine. Mr. Henroid said his primary reason for filing the. motion to show cause was to allow the three Black children to return to public school in Kamas. "He (Dean Black) feels very bad his children aren't in public -; school. They're already behind in their lessons." At the present time, the Black children as well as five of the Singer children are being taught by Shirley Black and Vickie Singer at their home in Marion. Joseph Henroid said he will ask for a permanent divorce between Shirley and Dean Black on Jan. 15. The Salt Lake attorney earlier had filed another ano-ther motion, charging John Singer with alienating Shirley Black's affections from her husband, and demanding from the court that Mr. Singer pay Dean Black in excess of $50,000 in general and punitive damages. dam-ages. Shirley Black told The Record that she asked her children whom they would rather live with and three of them decided to stay with then; mother in Marion. A motion was filed in third district court in Coalville last week demanding Summit County Coun-ty Sheriff Ron Robinson to show cause why he has not picked-up three children belonging to Shirley Black living with their mother at the John Singer residence in Marion. The motion was filed by Salt Lake attorney Joseph Henroid, representing Dean1 Black of Kamas, husband of Mrs. Black. Judge Peter Leary- recently ordered that Dean Black should have custody of the children who moved to the Singer homestead after their mother married John Singer in July. Both Shirley Black and John Singer said they had received revelations from God years ago to be married. Mrs. Black is Singer's second wife; he has been married to his first Wife, Vickie, for fifteen years. When Shirley Black first moved to the Singer homestead", her four youngest children went with her, however the oldest son is now reportedly living with his father in Kamas. ' ':. . Mr. Henroid told The Record that he had never been involved in a case in which a Sheriff may have to issue a warrant upon himself. "Because of his failure to do his duty," Henroid said of Sheriff Robinson, "1 had to take, this action." And Mr. Henroid added, "I want him (Robinson) to explain to the court why he hasn't taken any action. I'm tired of waiting." A Jan. 15 hearing in Coalville will be held in order to give Sheriff Robmson an opportunity to explain to Judge Bryant Croft why he has not placed the Black children into the custody of Dean Black. "If Sheriff Robinson fails to give satisfactory answers to the court, he can be held in contempt of court," Mr. Henroid Hen-roid said, adding that a |