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Trrryr n-rrr 1 -r LEGALS 500 Legal Notice 500 Legal Notices Wednesday, May 28, 1986 Evening Journal C7 Auction Sales Auction Sales eLDOT Rain makes access to Indy difficult II PUBLIC AUCTION 2202 Washington Wilmington (TO SETTLE ESTATE BY EXECUTOR) THURSDAY, MAY 29 6 P.M. 3 story 6 bedrom semi-detached house. Call for Details. RUDNICK ASSOCIATES AUCTIONEERS 764-3347 (CLIP ft SAVE) KERMIT H. JUSTICE, Secretary 501 Bid a Proposals INSURANCE COVERAGE OFFICE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT STATE OF DELAWARE 841 SILVER LAKE BLVD.

DOVER, DELAWARE 19901 BIDS Sealed bids will be received by trte Insurance Coverage Office, State of Delaware, (41 Silver Lake Boulevard, Dover, Delaware, for Hull Liability and Passenger Liability Insurance Coverage on the Helicopters which are operated by the Delaware State Police. Bids will be received untli 10:00 a.m., June 23, 1986, at which time they will be publicly opened for the Inspection of any Interested party. The Insurance Coverage Office i reserves the right to reject any I and all bids. The insurance will be awarded or ail bids rejected by June 30, 1986 Ali bids submitted must be from Insurers incorporated under the laws of this State or legally authorized to transact business within this State. Specifications can be secured from this office.

Arnold R. Olsen Director of Insurance Coverage May 28 June 500839 1 Lost Found 5 Notices police deputy superintendent for field operations. "Even if you lose 20 percent, you still have a big crowd." Speedway officials and local businesses began to brace Tuesday for another crush of fans. "We've been getting some calls for Friday and Saturday," said Bryan Gray, an employee at the Sheraton Marten House hotel. "We expect a lot more calls today." Bruce Matson, an employee at the Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge near the track, said: "We love it.

We Elan on blowing a lot of people's udgets." Occ wtiumtTut oad Bridge 1-1 72 A on Old Wilmington Road over Wilmington Western Railroad CONTRACT NO. 86-071-02 READ YOUR AD THE FIRST DAY IT APPEARS INVITATION TO BID WILMINGTON HOUSING AUTHORITY SEALD BIDS will be received bv the Wilmington Housing Authority, 400 North Walnut Street, Wilmington, Delaware, until 12:00 Noon, on Thursday, June 19, 1986 at which time they I will be publicly opened and read aloud for: This newspaper will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion of any advertisement. Fuel Oil For Scattered Sites Units In Wilmington. Proiect 3-6-19-86 Prospective bidders must obtain and read the Instructions to Bidders, Contract Documents, and The Department of Transportation (DelDOT) is preparing conceptual plans for the replacement of Bridge 172A on Old Wilmington Road over Wilmington and Western Railroad, New Castle County, Delaware. The proposed work will include the replacement of the bridge and the improvement of the approach roadways.

The plans will be made available for public inspection in the H.B. duPont Middle School Cafeteria, Meeting House and Benge Roads, Hockessin, Delaware, on Tuesday, June 3 between the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Interested parties are invited to express their views, in writing, giving reasons for support of, or opposition to, the proposed work. Comments will be received at the Community Relations Section, Department of Transportation, P.O.

Box 778, Dover, Delaware 19903. For further information, contact Paul A. Welsh, Manager, Community Relations Section, Department of Transportation, at 323-4485, or write to the Community Relations Section at the above address. Detailed specifications, which may be obtained from Wilmington Housing Authority at 400 N. Walnut Street.

All responsive bids will contain the following: LOST-F, smai ShemeCotie, to vrs, brown coiar wDE tags. Vic Tratnor, PA. 834-6672 eves. LOST Sm Peek-A-Poo, male, shaved body, Westover Hills, reward. 654-2167 3 Auction Sales A W.

SEBUL SONS Estates purchased or consigned Auction every Monday at 2pm 834-0500 ABSOLUTE AUCTtON-lron HM every Fit 6:30. Consignments accepted daty 9-5. 453-9138 ABSOLUTE AUCTION ROBBINS CLARK, 206 N. UNION ST, DE. May 29 11am HARDWARE INVENTORY, APPLIANCE 8, MOWER REPAIR, HOUSEWARES, ETC 25 Gondolas (20' double sided), greeting cards racks, small appliances, parts Inventory, household Items, window shade cutting machine, lots of paint, paint shaker, tinting table machine, Skll rolo hammer, bench grinder, electrical supplies, HARDWARE INVENTORY TO INCLUDE: electrical supplies, nuts, bolts, garden chemicals, display merchandisers, glass rack, panels and holder, scale, electric motors, bearings, capacitors, switches, seals, parts, cabinets, Cashiers center, Casio 7 dept.

electronic cash register, 3 billing machines, desks, office sofas, shop vacuum, ladders, metal cabinets and files, 5 lile or brick wheelbarrows, 3 contractors wheelbarrows, tote School supplies, paper goods, novelties, and much more. INVENTORY TO BE SOLD IN GROUPINGS. Some Important Items wll be sold Individually. INSPECTION: Morning of sale from 9:00 am. TERMS: Cash or approved local checks.

Immediate removal. RUDNICK ASSOCIATES 1. The completed bid form, signed as required; By DOUG RICHARDSON Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS The rain that forced postponement of the Indianapolis 500 has complicated plans for handling a large crowd expected at Saturday's running of the race. Officials said continued wet weather forecast for today and Thursday could restrict parking near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, making it difficult for race fans to get to the Speedway or park inside the 2 -mile oval. "The infield is a sea of mud and if we don't get a break in the weather, we've got a big problem," said State Police Colonel Donald D.

Cox. "If fans can't get to a parking place, they just back up for miles," said Cox. Bill Burgan, police chief for the city of Speedway, said: "I don't think many of these parking lots can be resurrected by Saturday. "We may have to look at the restrictions on on-street parking and maybe, waive some of the restrictions." Traffic and parking problems could be complicated by curtailed mass transit service. Metro, the Indianapolis bus system, might have to run at reduced levels Saturday, said director of marketing Beverly Guidara.

"We're not sure yet. We'll have to figure out what we can put out," she said. "On Sundays and holidays, we have reduced levels. But on a Saturday, we run a regular schedule so I don't know how many buses we can get" to serve the track. She said the bus service followed a race day schedule Monday, when rain washed out the race for the second consecutive day.

"It certainly cost us," she said. "We had a full complement of buses, but we hauled only about 100 fans." Officials predicted the crowd Saturday will be down from the estimated 350,000 who showed up for the scheduled running of the race Sunday. "We think the crowd will be smaller, but it will still be pretty significant," said Cox, the state 2. A certified check or bank A 1 A ACC. BELLY DANCER fun! All ocs Birthday beHv-grams454-3800 A 1 A BALLOON A ARRAY BELLY DANCER-Care bear-Playbov bunny-Chippendale-Tux girl-Fr maid-Ms Pigee, etc Send our new musde gram.

ABC BALLOONS, 478-3863 A 1 A BALLOON AGRAM Al occasion. Playboy Bunny, Care Bear, Chip. Man, Big Bird, Gorilla, BeSy Dane Cookie Mon. Fr. Maid.

Graduation Bouquets Balloon World, 654-8590 A I Almaai BeUv Dance Grams for a special sultan. Al ocs. Prof DancerTeacher. 656-3540 A 4-DIGIT BLACK A WHITE TAG 1,000 FIRM Cal 322-8472 aft 5pm A BALLOON POP-IN PARTY Cakes, pkgs, bouquets for grad-uatlons birthdays. 328-8392 A CALL TO THE draft payable to the Housing Authority, U.S.

Government bonds, or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and acceptable sureties in an amount equal to ten percent (10) of the bid; 3. A notarized non-collusive affi davit (contained in Contract Document packaae); 4. EEO and Affirmative Action Jug Eckert, owner of Jug's Catering, said the extra race day "is a plus, sure." "We take care of about 50 of those corporate suites, and those kind of people will go again," said Eckert. He said the number of infield parties under rented tents probably won't be as great Saturday. Eckert said his company always stocks enough food to cater meals on a second race day.

"We always have a Plan in case it rains." Golinkoff upset in tourney Third-seeded Elliott Golinkoff was upset in the first round of the Delaware State 35-and-over Tennis Tournament Tuesday. Golinkoff lost a 6-1, 6-7, 6-2 decision to Joe Dunning, making his first appearance in the event. Frank Kriss, the No. 4 seed, advanced with a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Tom Eckman in the first round. The second round will be held tonight with semifinals and finals set for this weekend at Greenville Country Club.

Sallies' Componovo wins PHILADELPHIA Chris Componovo of Salesianum School won the pole vault event at the Track and Field Coaches Association of Greater Philadelphia track meet Tuesday at Franklin Field. Competing against the top athletes in the Delaware Valley, Componovo won the pole vault with a best of 14 feet. He is a two-time state high school pole vault champ. I I NJ 528 Plan (contained in Bid Document Package); 5. Statement of Bidder's Qualifications (contained In Contract Document Package; Contracts will be awarded lo the lowest responsible bidder not on PUBLIC NOTIC HUD'S list of ineligible contrac 500 Legal Notices PROBLEM SOLVERS We will buy your home with a quick settlement.

Call today 655-2330. A licensed Real Estate Broker. A CLASS ACT FLASH Male Exotic Dancer. Birthday bachelorette parties. 998-9274 A FUN MAGICIAN, MagiClown, Puppet shows, Balloon animals, Deliv.

for Birthdays, banquets, promotions, fairs, picnics, schools, etc. Sondeen 798-0116. A Ouick Settlement-No Fees We Buy Properties. FALKOWSKI LEVITHAN REALTORS 764-2262 A TREASURE SALE 5 Beekman Rd Edgemoor Terr Wed, 528, 10-5 Thur 529, 9-12 A full small home Incl antique 3 PC Vict oak BR set warmoire, piano desk, portable color TV, ac, dehumldifier, much more. Numbers at Bam A variety of lights for your home 6 patio at huge savings.

Gross Lighting Center 4th Orange Sts 65S-5561 1 AAA-1 Cash No Commission I Buy Real Estate Mortgage Delinquent? "LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT" Your Right to Know -and be Informed of the functions of your government are embodied in legal notices. In that seH-gov-emment charges al citizens to be informed, this newspaper urges every citizen to read and study these notices. We strongly advise those citizens seeking further information to exercise their right to. access to public records and public meetings. As a matter of information, most legal notices by law, need to appear In only one newspaper of general circulation.

Consequently some legal notices that appear in the Morning News are not published in the Evening Journal and conversely some that are published in the Evening Journal are not published in the Morning News. tor's, provided the bid Is reasonable, and in the best Interest of the Authority, and the bidder has complied with all applicable laws. The Authority reserves the right to reiect any and all bids and to waive any informality in bids wherever II Is in the best Interests of the Authority. The apparent low bidder must submit HUD Form 2530, "Previous Participation" within 48 hours of bid opening. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days subsequent to the opening of the bids without the consent of the Housing Authority.

WILMINGTON HOUSING AUTHORITY May 2), 28, N8.J 496596 REQUEST FOR BIDS On Friday, June 13, 1986, at 10:00 a.m., the Milford Board of Education and the Indian River Board of Education will accept sealed bids for their 15 FUEL OIL FOR THE 1986-87 school year. All bidders must be pre-qualified by the Milford School District. Information regarding the above may be obtained by contacting the Milford District office, 906 Lakeview Avenue, Milford, Delaware 19963, phone number 302-422-1600, Mr. Tal-cott. Milford Board of Education Indian River Board of Education May 28 June 500884 Turn Useful Items You No Longer Use Into Spending Money With A Classified Ad! ANNOUNCEMENTS AUCTIONEERS (302) 764-3347 AUCTION SALE ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, CHINA, GLASSWARE, COLLECTIBLES, ETC.

Thurs. May 29, Preview: 4 until sale time Located 1 12 mi. south of Kemblesville, Pa. 5 ml. north of Newark, Del.

on Rle. 896. Fancy Victorian sideboard with mirror top, Victorian marble top table, chairs rockers, bench table, brass iron bed, 4 oak chesl of drawers, and one wash-stand, muffin stand, nice wicker sofa, chairs, rockers, and 4 ferneries, child's roll lop desk, empire side board library table, early toy stove, 2 wicker baby and one doll carriages, sets of Nortake, Nippon, and Syracuse and other old China and glassware. Lot of sterling dishes, candlesticks, cordials, salt peppers, flatware, etc. Oil and other lamps.

Beaded bags, wooden baby walker, 3 5 PC maple and 2 pine dinette suites. Excellent 10 PC. carved Spanish dining room suite with refractor table, Chippendale style sofa, wagon, 4 pc walnut, 4 pc maple 4 pc. depresssion bedrm suites, 2 cedar chests, 2 mahog. poster beds other bedroom suites, old pictures and prints, 2 sets of 4 maple chairs, chest freezer, exercise and other bikes, books, old linens and lace, pwr.

tools, lot of end, coffee, library, and occasional tables, many collectibles and ilems not mentionedContents of 2 estates from Wilmington and Bear, DE. TERMS: Cash or Equivalent HAROLD S. HILL SON AUCTIONEERS 215-274-8525 BAYVIEW HEIGHTS AUCTION 2761 Biggs Hwy. North East, Md. 301-398-5455 BRIGGS AUCTION Wockenfuss playing with little airfare ANY CONDITION NO CREDIT REJECTIONS DON'T LOSE YOUR HOME A UNIQUE PLAN URBAN REALTY CO.

Matt Zabitka 655-2244 ULA! Lost 4 Found 1 AT DELAWARE HUMANE CREMATIONS AVAILABLE. 571-0111 DELAWARE S.P.C.A. LOST YOUR PET? Come To Our Stanton Rt. 7 Shelter A A All STATES TICKET Agency Judas PriestDokken The Phillies 8. ZZ Top.

658-B666 ALLSTATE AUTO LEASING 8. NATIONAL CAR RENTAL have many 1985 GM cars for sale at wholesale prices. Call Steve Stansberry 655-7555 ALWAYS DISCREET! Introductions In your area. Successful since 1972. Don't lust daydream call! Platime, Box 3355, York, PA 17402.

717-848-1408. APPLIANCES USABLE FURNITURE REMOVED FREE 656-8888 BALLET, JAZZ, SLIMNASTICS AND AEROBICS. Cal 998-0280 BARBER HAIRCUTS Mens clipper cuts S4.50 Layer style cuts S6.50 up Pass these prices on 999-0911 BATHTUBS, SINKS, FIBERGLASS REFINISHING ALSO CHIP REPAIR CUSTOM PORCELAIN Free Est. 378-4620, 834-5138 BUYING Selling Good Used Furniture. BILL'S Bargain Barn.

737-4220, 10-5. 737-8510 6-10pm BUYING GOLD SILVER COINS and JEWELRY Cash. MerrH's Jewelry A Antiques Kirkwood Hwy A duPont 994-1765. 10-7 PM. CASH FOR YOUR HOME No points, no commission THAWLEY REALTOR 762-7600 ESTATES PURCHASED 215-L06-3138 DeCARO ESTATE Auctioneers Appraisers 302-629-4643 GEORGE H.WILSON AUCTIONEER 2)5-459-3194 MONTEREY AUCTIONEERS Estates appraised sold 800-654-0038 NORTH EAST AUCTION GALLERIE U.S.

Rt. 40, North East, Md EVERY TUESDAY 6PM Only 10 COMMISSION on any Item over 150.00. MD 1-800-233-6396 1-800-233-4169 Others REIST AUCTIONEERS 998-2281 Flea Tick Season FOUND Black Domestic rabbit 523; Vic. 2204 Kirkwood Hwy. 995-1230 day; 658-1125 eve FOUND Young male Shepherd, vie Rt 273 nr Triangle Mall 52686.

654-1373 or 654-6480 FOUND Peekinese mix, male, 2yrs old, blkwht. Not nutured. Vic of Stanton. Call 328-2891. FOUND-Schnauzer.

Vic. St. Anthony's Parish. 764-0267 work; 764-2006 home FOUND Fern, Germ Shep Collie, no collar, no ID. Vic of Delaware City.

Call 1-653-5546 LOST-M German Shepherd ml length of chain attached to collar. Rambleton Acres area. Please cal 322-5327 aft LOST male cat, vie Marsh Wilson Rd. REWARD. day 774-9631; ewknd 478-7485 FOUND-big black CAT, female, vie of Northmlnister.

Call IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY THE CITY OF WILMINGTON, a municipal corporation of the State of Delaware, acting as a Local Public Agency, Plaintiff V. PARCELS OF LAND known as 401 E. Third Street, 27 Robinson Street, more particularly bounded and described herein; Sylvester P. Hedgepath and Mabel Hedgepath, Michael Dvmowskl, and Unknown Owners of said parcel or some portion thereof or Interest therein. Defendants.

MOTION FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION The plaintiff moves for service by publication upon defendants Sylvester P. Hedgepath and Mabel Hedgepath, Michael Dvmowski, and Unknown Owners. Plaintiff attaches hereto an affidavit showing that the above-named defendants cannol be personally served with summons. WILLIAM E.WARD Assistant City Solicitor CilvCounty Building 800 North French Street Wilmington, DE 19801 (302) 571-4200 Attorney for Plaintiff DATED: May 9, 1986 May 28 June 500611 NOTICE OF MEETING Annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the Delaware Health Council lo be held on Thursday, June 5, 1986 at 4:30 p.m., Clayton Hall, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware. Agenda includes consideration of Certificate of Need applications sub-milted by St.

Francis Hospital to establish 20-bed rehabilitation unit, Medicall lo add occupational therapy and medical social services, and Sussex County Senior Services to establish a home health agency. For more Information call 654-8991 or 678-8564. All are welcome. A3-40 May 500874 TO: Mrs. Nancy Sluarl D.

Lam-son-Scribner and Mr. Lou MorrowThe Shaving Mug You are hereby notified that storage charges being due, and the time for payment of this Company's lien, therefore, upon the property hereinafter described having expired, and due notice thereof having been given you; this Company will cause such property to wit: Household goods of all kinds and descriptions, consisting principally of living room, dining room, bedroom, andor kitchen furniture; and other miscellaneous articles employed In housekeeping; personal effects; and barbershop equipment, stored by you in its warehouse, to be sold I al public auction according to the statutes in such cases made and provided at Harold S. Hill Son, Auctioneers, Rle. 896, Kembles-ville, PA, 19347, on Thursday, May 29, 1986, and continuing on future days at the same place until all goods have been sold. May 21, 28, 496626 COMPLETE AUCTION SERV 302-834-8135 STUART KINGSTON, INC.

Auctioneers Appraisers Since 1930 Call 652-7978 Turn Useful hems You So Longer Use Into Spending Money With A Classified Ad! 475-6697. LOST-Collie brwn wht female, while collar. Arden Clavmonl area. 475-7686. scribe Tom Archdeacon, who added: "Although his hair is graying, his knees a little banged up from 15 years of catching and his age nearly twice that of most of his teammates, he is still the anchor of the Marlins' team.

After starting slowly, he's hitting .257 and now he leads the team hi runs batted in." Wockenfuss put in 10 years with the Detroit Tigers before being acquired by the Phillies in 1984. "I loved it in Detroit," Wockenfuss told Archdeacon. "You won't find a better town in all of baseball. We lost 105 one year 19 in a row and we still drew over a million people and they cheered us every day." Today, Wockenfuss plays before a sea of empty seats, travels by bus to such places as St. Petersburg, Daytona Beach, Lakeland, Winter Haven and probably earns enough daily meal money on the road to afford a half-dozen McDonald's burgers.

That's a scintilla of the reported $275,000 he earned with the Phillies last season. But the man has confidence, hope, determination and a fierce desire. They are the ingredients that keep him going. "I finally got an agent," Wockenfuss told Archdeacon. "All my time in the big leagues I didn't have one.

I thought I could take care of my contract myself, but I never pushed, never bickered. I'm not crying over spilled milk, but it probably hurt me. "I got the agent now, not for the money but just to help me get back up there. We wrote every team a letter before the season, called most of them, too. Then I went and visited most of the teams in spring training.

We sent them all a letter a week ago. I just wanted them to remember me when they need someone." At the time of my departure for Delaware, Wockenfuss was the Marlins' eighth leading hitter at .267. In 101 at-bats, he had 27 hits, one home run and 23 RBI for the last-place Marlins (11-17). Matt Zabitka is a sports columnist lor the News-Journal papers. FOUR TIMES, during my recent Florida sojourn, I made weak attempts at taking in a Miami Marlins baseball game.

Each time the lure of the doggies at Flagler Greyhound Track won out. Miami is where former major-leaguer John Wockenfuss is now picking up his baseball paycheck. He's a catcher and designated hitter for the independent Marlins of the Class A Florida State League. The Flagler dog track is as near to Miami's spacious stadium as downtown Wilmington is to Clay-mont. Maybe closer.

To get to the dog track, I traveled past Miami Stadium each time. While the Marlins play before thousands of empty seats in their well-lighted park, a facility used by the Baltimore Orioles for spring training, the nearby dog track bustles nightly with live-wire action. Cheers emanating from the dog track drown out the roaring sounds of the monstrous jets that take off continuously from nearby Miami International Airport. A piece down the road, there's this beautiful Miami Stadium, the field bathed in lights for night games that attract more mosquitoes than fans. For many Marlins' home games, you could probably take the entire attendance and squeeze it into John Hickman's basement.

The couple of times I got the urge to forgo the track and catch Wockenfuss in action, the Marlins were on the road. I kept abreast of the Marlins through the sports pages of the Miami Herald and Miami News. Neither daily reports game stories, just box scores and schedules. For the few games the Marlins played at home during my stay in Florida, "official" attendance figures were given as 150 one night, 250 another night, 300 another. Top crowd for a home game was listed at 350.

It's in this morgue-like setting that former Dickinson High athlete Wockenfuss, a veteran of 12 major-league seasons, the last two with the Phillies, is trying to work his way back into the bigs. The 37-year-old may well be the oldest player in minor-league baseball. Definitely the elder statesman in the 12-team Florida State League, Wockenfuss was the subject of the only Miami Marlins baseball story that appeared in either the Herald or News during my visit. He was splashed atop the front page of the May 10 Miami News sports section, a story accompanied by a two-column mug shot and a full-length photo in uniform. "There are managers 32 to 35, but I don't think there are any minor-league players who are 37," Wockenfuss told Miami News sports CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY This is your guide to the major classified categories, each of which is divided into individual classifications.

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Rates do not apply to dealers, breeders, etc. WE ACCEPT WSFS, VISA, MASTERCARD To place a classified ad, call 573-CASH Kent ft Sussex: toll free 1-800-292-9534 Out of State: toll free 1-80O-235-9100 All legal notices: 573-2277 Classified phone lines open: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. to noon 501 Bids Proposals The City of Wilmington will receive sealed bids at the Division of Procurement and Records, CityCounty Building, 800 French Street, Wilmington, Delaware 19801 for: CD66017 THIRD CRANE RAIL PRE-BID MEETING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1986 9 2:00 P.M.

IN BOARD ROOM AT PORT OF WILMINGTON -FOOT OF CHRISTINA AVE. until THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1986 at 2:00 P.M. Specifications may be obtained at the above address, for a fee of S25.00 Non-refundable. Paul F. Mahoney, Manager May 23,28, N8.J 497975 573-CASH Kent Sussex residents: 800-292-9534 Indus fifth in horse show DEVON, Pa.

Indus, owned by Fristin Foster of Greenville, won the fifth-place ribbon in the Green Conformation Hunter class Tuesday in the 90th annual Devon Horse Show. The Brewster Park Drag of George Weymouth of Chadds Ford, finished sixth in the Four-in-Hand Road Coach competition. News-Iournal papers Looking for a good show? Turn to the News-Journal TV PAGE Out-of-State call 800-235-9100 MtaV -J-jUl jtuift 0' iff i. A 'ii if A l. ft ifft.nlft.i A illfti jff lfi ilh I fff-i1 i if i4f -ii 0 if ffl4 Jf at a at at at' at- a ii1fiJii iflt itm.