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Show _____The SaltLakeTribune UTAHSunday,September 10,1995 likes playing with dolls and dressups. Sheis quiet, reserved but has little self-confidence. She tends to be a loner, does not show much warmth or interest in people, and can be overly compliant. Monique does not cause problems, but needs to boost herself-esteem. STEVE 0. Steve, 12, born May 10, 1983, enjoys sports and hasartistic talent. He is taking tae kwon do classes, likes baseball, and is doing well in school. Because of abuse and neglect, In third grade, Monique was doing average work at gradelevel. Moniquehas beenin four foster homes since the summerof 1986. She has experienced some physieal abuse, but is in good health. She needs a family who will give Steve was placed in a foster home in February 1988. He nowis at a residential child-care facility wherehe gets the therapy and individual attention he needs to help him deal with his past. He does well with adults, though he tests the limits and hasdifficulty asking for help. Steve needs to be supervised with youngerchildren but generally interacts appropriately with those his own age. Steve was in sixth-grade in a public schoollast year working at her the encouragement and sup- Steve 0. MoniqueR. year in middle school. about the fourth-grade levelin all A two-parent family that can help Steve continue the progress he has madein therapyis needed. He would do best as the youngest or only child at home. Steve wants to stay in touch with an older sibling who has been adopted. areas. He is registered for three special-education classes next Monique, 9, born Nov. 24, 1985, MONIQUE R. port she has missed. A two-parent family or single mother is preferred. Monique might do well in a home with older siblings who could serve as role models and encourage her to get involvedin activities at schoo] and at home. To adopt one of these children or others, contact the Rocky Mountain Adoption Exchange, 610 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City, or call 359-7700. Financial assistance is available. Woman,80, Breaks Hip Fighting Off Mugger By Tom Quinn SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE OGDEN ~ An 80-year-old Ogden woman was operated on Fri- day for a fractured hip she suffered while fighting with a 13- year-old mugger who tried to yank away her purse, throwing her to the ground. Mildred Woodruff was standing outside the Newgate Mali at 36th Street and Wall Avenue aboy, 14, and an 18-year-old man. The 14-year-old was carrying a carstereo, and while being handcuffed, a man appeared on the scene who identified the stereo as the one just stolen out of his car, according to police reports. The 18-year-cld was booked into the Weber CountyJail on suspicion of attempted robbery, auto burglary and theft. The two minors were turned over to juvenile authorities on similar charges and placed in the MOWEDAdetention center in Roy. PaciempcrOSCRun about 7 p.m. Thursday. Witnesses told police three people walked past the woman whenoneof them grabbed Woodruff’s purse. Because the strap was wrapped around ker arm, she was pulled to the ground as the juvenile tried unsuccessfully to make off with the purse, according to police Woodruff was taken to McKayDee Hospital in Ogden with her hip brokenin two places, said her sister, Verla Scovill, 78. Moments after police were called, Officer David Tarran arrested the 13-year-old along with Building Memories. Creating Futures. A of us at Micron Technology are | | | | | Our chips are used in personal computers, fax machines, cellular telephones, cars and other products that store memory electronically. As demand for these products continues to increase, so does the demand for and began manufacturing Micron’s memory chips. Our new dynamic random access memory facility in Utah County will help (DRAMs) in 1981. Now, we also us to better meet our customers’ manufacture static random needs for more memory. access memory (SRAMs) and Our competitiveness and other semiconductor memory MicronTechnology manufactures SUCCESS depend on our team chips. “Cuhasb&ansandseams. Members’ ability to continue Micronis the 7th largest DRAM developing leading edge products and manufacturer in the world, providing manufacturing those products efficiently. semiconductors to customers in 42 In Utah, we look forward to a succountries. Last year, the company had cessful relationship that will create more record sales of $1.63 billion and made than randomaccess memories. over $400 million in profits. pleased that we will soon be neighbors. As with any new arrival, you'd probably like to know something aboutus. Micron was foundedin 1978 as a semiconductordesign firm MIRON TECHNOLOGY,INC. | | If you have questions about Micron call this toll free number: i-800-9 ASK MICRON (1-800-927-5642) | Looking for Micron onthe Internet? Set your WWW browser to | http://www. micron.com | |
