Stevens Point Journal from Stevens Point, Wisconsin • Page 27

Friday, September 19, 1986 Stevens Point (Wis.) Journal 27 Homes I For Sale 440 PROFESSIONALS MLS Member STOP BY FOR YOUR FREE COPY HOME ILLUSTRATED RURAL (Continued) 188 acres on the Wisconsin River. bedroom house, 2 car garage, excellent hunting and fishing. Lots of privacy; 5 minutes from Point at 903 W. Walkush Rd. $85,000.

5960. COUNTRY COMFORT features a completely. remodeled interior with a large kitchen, 3 big bedrooms, upstairs could be huge family room, 1st floor laundry, 2 car garage, an acre lot. Located just west of Stevens Point. Only $39,900.

5775. LOVELY YEAR ROUND BI-LEVEL overlooking Lake Wazeecha. Plenty of room in this 3 bedroom, 1 bath charmer with walk- lower level. Large acre lot with southern exposure. Only 12 miles from Plover.

Priced to sell. $38,900. 5589. BACK TO THE COUNTRY! Check out this lovely 5 bedroom, completely remodeled country home on 40 acres. Just 10 minutes from Plover.

Plenty of elbow room. Price includes some appliances and 2 woodburners. Only $49,500. 5606. 9555 4953.

Lil SOLD Lovely ranch setting on acres. This large 2 bedroom ranch with fireplace is easily expandable with Agricultural Zoning. Could have out buildings added. Vacation all year round in this home on Big Bass Lake, 1 acre lot, fireplace, large deck. 6460.

LOTS ACREAGE 25 ACRES water frontage on Wisconsin Can be subdivided $150,000. Located in Portage County School District. 6320. APPROXIMATELY 19.5 acres, 2 miles east of Stevens Point on Hwy. 66, buildable, natural gas available, $27,900.

6409. BUILDABLE WOODED LOTS 10 minutes east of Stevens Point. 1 acre in size. Erin's Lane. $6200.

6366. ONE OF THE AREA'S finest subdivisions just minutes from town. Must be seen to enjoy appre'and ciate. 6107. ALMOST AN ACRE! This partially wooded 200x200 building site has Hwy.

54 frontage in Plover. Can be divided. $13,500. 5297. GREAT SETTING for a happy home.

Build on this acre building site approximately 3 miles to city limits. $6500. 5957. NATUREWOOD lots, heavily wooded, beautiful residential area, starting at $9500. 5683.

GREAT BUILDING SITE This wooded lot is in a well developed family neighborhood. A nice spot for your next home. $11,800. Greentree Dr. 5633.

FIVE ACRES Lovely hardwoods, hillside, south exposure. Ideal for solar type home. Hwy. 54 East. $14,900.

5620. TEN ACRES Great building site supports conventional system. Oak Buena Vista. $13,900. 5630.

OVER ACRE of multifamily zoned land. Priced to 5621. ACRE BUILDING SITE close to Mead Wildlife Refuge on dead end road. Has well, pumphouse and barn. Near Junction City.

5528. MAPLE BLUFF AREA, corner of Duncan la Rd. Southern exposure. $25,000. 5000.

APPROXIMATELY: 20 acres buildable land in secluded setting, 17 miles northeast of Stevens Point. Land contract available. $13,500. 4830. SEVERAL minutes east of Stevens Point, you'll find your next building site, 17 lots available, $4490 each.

Jurgella Subdivision, unit3. 4611. LOOKING for an ideal location not too far from shopping and work, but not right in the city? Check our lots in Kachur Subdivision on 8th and Airline in the Village of Plover. Wooded, sewer, natural gas, underground electricity and cable TV. Make us an offer, we want to sell.

2854. DUPLEX lot near Bukolt Park. Size 50x159, with sewer and water. 1398. BUSINESS COMMERCIAL Office building and home for rent or removal, excellent Church St.

location, heavy traffic area. $118,000. 6451. EXCELLENT INVESTMENT 20 unit home park, 10 units included. Possible land contract.

Good return on your investment. Good cash flow. 3151 Plover Road, Wisconsin Rapids. 6130. 2400 SQ.

FT. commercial building in Amherst. overhead doors, hoist and air compressor included. Ideal for auto repair or auto body. Possible owner financing.

203 S. Main St. $34,900. 5774. "CLUB 66" 3 acres plus of commercial land in excess of 5000 sq.

including ballroom, 2 bars, restaurant, 4 bathrooms, and 4 bedroom living area. Sound interesting? Call our office for details. $125,900. 5588. (Continued) Homes For Sale 440 ZONED neighborhood commercial, 315' frontage on Hwy.

66, 3 bedroom home, 2 stall garage. 3301 Hwy. 66, $59,900. 4362. START YOUR OWN BUSINESS! Last Straw Bar, Cty.

Trk. Stockton, available at $49,900. Building situated on 3.47 acres, ball diamond on property. Call for a prishowing. 3866.

MULTI-FAMILY INVESTOR'S DELIGHT Live in with rent to pay mortgage or enjoy good cash flow from 2 unit apartment. Great location, quiet neighborhood, good shape. 2708 Algoma. $47,900. 6429.

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT story duplex, separate utilities, first floor laundry, basement, garage, central location. 1941 Strongs Ave. $42,900. 4782. LARGE DUPLEX on large lot.

5-6 bedrooms, 3 baths, 4 car garage on Union St. Large parking area. High potential. 6319. GREAT DUPLEX 3 bedrooms in each unit.

Excellent northside location, separate utilities, full basement, paved drive. Ideal for owner occupied. 808 Meadow St. $55,900. 6159.

FUTURE GAINS. This unit at 2902 Evergreen Dr. has 4 single garages. Each unit includes 2 bedrooms, basement storage areas, with laundry facilities. $119,900.

5493. THE RIGHT STUFF LiveIn Money: 2 bedroom lower unit, 3 bedroom upper unit. 2 car garage, large lot. Near university and hospital. Bank your 4277.

UNIT money maker on southside of Stevens Point, $50,900. 4610. REMAX professional 2877 Church Street Open Saturday Mornings 9-3 341-6131 435-3169, Gene Stommel 345-0175, Kay Courtright 345-0985, Mike Yokers 341-3430, Bob Bushman 344-4140, Hans Vetter 344-6156, Jean Jacobs 344-3274, Arlyn Fox 341-2337, Harry Parker Building Sites 441 HAVE BUYER for buildable land site, 3 acres or more; wooded, near city limits. Len Wisniewski, Northwood Realty, 344-8807 or 344-1870 after 5pm. Lot for sale, fully wooded acre lot on dead end street, south of Springville Pond, in Plover, 344-7037.

Conifer Acres Hull wooded lots, gas, cable, Sievwright Real Estate 344-6435, 341-3663 For Sale By Owner: Wooded duplex, lot on Cedar near McDill School. 344-2899. LOTS OF LOTS and acreage. See Molepske Realtor, 1808 Main, 344-6176. Real Estate 450 WHERE THE LIVIN' IS EASY! over 500 "Northwoods" properties to choose from in our FREE Fall Picture Brochure.

ESCAPE NOW! BIRCHLAND REALTY INC. P.O. Box 388 SP Park Falls, WI 54552 715-762-3276 House at 719 Second St. FREE for the taking, move or tear down, 341- 7527. Mobile Homes 461 STEENBERG HOMES.

Listing Service NEW LISTINGS DUMBLETON'S MOBILE HOME PARK Lot 4 1983 14x70 Artcraft, 2 bedroom, sunken front living room, fireplace, 2 door refrigerator, gas range, 12x12 storage shed, washer, dryer. Sharp house! RIVERVIEW ESTATES (Hwy. 54 west of Plover) Lot 37 Sharp, 12 wide with stove, refrigerator and woodburning stove. ZURAWSKI'S MOBILE HOME PARK (Post in Plover) Lot 24 2 Bedroom Marshfield. 14x70 with sunken front living room, stove, frigerator, deck and steps.

Really clean! Lot 12 Sharp 2 bedroom Marshfield in central location. Priced to sell. OAKLANE MOBILE HOME PARK (Hwy. 10 east of Point) Lot 14 1983. 16x80 Skyline with 6x14 addition.

Storage shed, priced super low! Lot 39 1977 Artcraft 14x70 2 bedroom, garden tub, separate shower stall, mirrored wardrobe doors and many beautiful features! We List Mobile Homes For Sale Call us to buy or sell We are largest dealer in the Midwest. Also repossessed homes, no money down. Serving the Entire Stevens Point Area Ken STEENBERG HOMES STEVENS POINT 5359 HWY. 10 EAST Mobile Homes 461 1976 Marshfield 14x70, 2 bedroom, front living room, drapes, appliances included. $10,000 unfurnished, $10,500 furnished.

Living room, dry bar and king size waterbed. No. 206, Plover Pine Village. Call 341-5155. For Sale By Owner: 12x60 Pathfinder mobile home, 2-3 bedrooms, double vanity bath, kitchen appliances, drapes, fully carpeted, wood paneling, new furnace, new water heater.

$3900. 345-2152. 1980 14x70 Artcraft, 8x18 insulated finished addition set up for wood, wood stove and all appliances included, metal shed, vacant now! $9000 or best offer. Call 341-8579. For Sale: Mobile home, Evergreen Villa, 14x70 2 bedroom, some furnishings, stove, refrigerator.

Seller financing, priced to sell. Call 345-2104 after 5pm or 344-9644. 2 Bedroom mobile home in Holiday Park. Owner will assist with down payment or financing, $14,000. 341- 1000 ask for Andy.

1972 14x60 mobile home. $7000 Call 341-1478. Recreational 485 Land Wooded land for sale located east of Plover on Hwy. 54. Surveyed.

7-19 acres. Suitable for mobile homes. (6 miles east of 51). Call 715-258-2051 after 6 p.m. Wanted to lease land for deer hunting season, in Stevens Point area, preferrably Marathon or Portage County other surrounding area.

414-554-1991. Elderon Area 40 acres, Oak, Birch, Cedar, Norway Pine plantation. Excellent deer and small game. 414-384-1401. 80 Wooded, deer hunting, Wis.

Rapids, Malick, 5831 Cypress Hollow Way, Naples, FI. 33942 Farm Acreage 490 FARMETTE near Standing Rocks, 11 acres, 2000 sq. ft. home, barn, other buildings. $43,900.

341-5918. Farm Market 500 WANTED: Crippled and doubtful health cattle, must walk, for mink food, up to $100 per head. Gib Zinda Livestock buyer, 344-3217 Farm 503 Machinery WESTMAN Silos, manure pumps, Van Dale silo unloaders, barn equipment, alternators, Jung quality seeds, insect and bird control devices, electric feed carts, bedding choppers, calf hutches. FRANK STUCZYNSKI, Rt: 2, Amherst, 824-3294. YOUR A ALLIS-CHALMERS dealer, now serving you with service and parts all batteries sold with 1 yr.

free warranty at! sale prices bulk oil sale, any quantity. Ellis Implement, 592-4111. For Rent: Round balers, square baler with thrower, rotary hay rakes, hay tedders, offset discs, many other machines. Ellis Implement, 592-4111. ERON EQUIPMENT: Knight, Starline, Eversman, Loyal Elevators, Ez Trail wagons.

Corn, Hay 504 Oats, Straw RYE FOR SALE: $2.25 bushel Phone 344-6524. Dogs, Cats, Pets 530 Stray animals are not listed. If you have lost your pet, please call the Animal Shelter 344-6012. Adoptions: 2 year Pekingese 6 month female. Lab mix mix Kittens male and female, shorthair Puppy, male Shepherd mix Puppy, female Dane mix Portage County Humane Society Hours: Weekdays 8a.m.-6p.m.

Saturday, 8a.m.-5p.m. Pet carriers, $1.50. off all pet dishes. HALT dog repellant for personal protection from dog attack, $4.95. The Barking Lot.

For Sale: Great Dane, merie gray black, 3 years old, registered, gentle.Call 344-5154. Black Lab puppies, AKC champion bloodline, wormed, chocolate lab. 345-1459. AKC Springer Spaniel pups, $75, 345-1272 or 592-4845. Riding Horses 531 And Equipment Needed: Space to rent in barn for 1 horse near University.

414-251-2629, Julie. Auction Sales 541 And Service WANT TO SELL for cash? NOLAN SALES, Marion, WI. 754-5221 auction specialists, Real Estate Brokers. PLANNING an auction? Call BUNCZAK Real Estate Auctions, with over 22 years experience. 341-2306 or 446-2091.

COL. JOHN L. Kubowski, auctioneer, auction ser- vice. 344-9003 or 457-6490. Doede Auction and Real Estate Service Rosholt, 677-4551 Zblewski Service, Stevens Point, WI 715-344-5934.

LEGALS Publish September 12, 19, 26, 1986 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT WAUSHARA COUNTY SUMMONS Case 86 CV 142 UNION STATE BANK, Plainfield, WI 54966, Plaintiff, LEE CONLEY AND CHERYL R. CONLEY, husband and wife; Defendants. THE STATE OF WISCONSIN TO EACH PERSON NAMED ABOVE AS A DEFENDANT: You are hereby notified that the plaintiff named above has filed a lawsuit for foreclosure of real estate against you. FORMER HOUSE Marvin and Norma Bockholdt of Hardy, look at rubble filling the basement of where their house used to be before it was blown away by a tornado Thursday night. More of the house ended up in a pile across the street.

The couple was not at home when the tornado hit. (AP photo) Informational erosion control sessions continue The Ad Hoc Committee on Wind Erosion Control continued its information gathering Thursday night during a session in the Stockton Town Hall. Tim Victor, Portage County conservationist, said this morning that the session mainly featured an exchange of ideas. Programs from other counties in the state, as well as programs in others states, and Australia, were discussed, he said. Some of the options available, he said, include authority to plant trees in highway right-of-way, requesting the state Department of Transportation to plant those trees and maintain them, adopting a wind erosion control ordinance and restriction of certain types of agricultural practices.

Others are providing property tax credits for wind erosion practices, providing easement for perimeter windbreaks, including provisions for wind erosion control practices in deeds, getting financial institutions to include wind erosion controls as provisions for loans, publishing lists of farmers not currently using erosion control practices and adopting zoning ordinances requiring conditional permits in order to remove windbreaks or clear trees for agricultural purposes. The information sessions will continue next month, Victor said, and then the committee will begin work on local actions to deal with the situation. French give ground at trade talks PUNTA DEL ESTE, Uruguay (AP) ment on the agenda for the talks, da, U.S. and Common Market sources France made a major concession on farm subsidies at a world trade conference, and delegates quietly buried a Soviet bid to take part in new talks on changing the rules of global commerce. After years of stubborn opposition, France on Thursday agreed to put agricultural subsidies on the agenda for world trade negotiations within the framework of the 92-nation General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

Sixty-one of the group's trade and commerce ministers have met all week in this seaside resort 75 miles east of Montevideo to reach agree which are expected to last several sad. years. Canada's minister of state for finance, Thomas Hockin, called the The Punta del Este conference is scheduled to end French concession "an enormous step today. forward." Closed-door negotiations moved into Canada belongs to the so-called free high-gear Thursday with night bar- traders' of 14 sessions between delegation group agricultural nagaining tions that have battled fiercely for a leaders of countries that remain at phased reduction of subsidies for farm odds over various issues. products, claiming the measure is proFrance bowed on the issue of farm tectionist and anti-free trade.

subsidies after other members of the U.S. delegates, who battled for a 12-nation Common Market told French broader subsidy clause on the agenda, delegates they were not prepared to reacted coolly. "It's a far way from see the new trade round scuttled by something we can live U.S. the subsidy question and submitted a Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter proposal to put subsidies on the agen- said. Widen use of experimental AIDS drug WASHINGTON (AP) The experimental drug AZT appears to extend the lives of some AIDS patients and will become the first therapeutic agent made available to a wider number of those with the incurable disease.

Government health officials and the company that makes AZT, or azidothymidine, said the drug proved so beneficial in limited controlled tests that they suspended the trial so that participants getting a dummy drug could get AZT. Stressing that AZT is not a cure for acquired immune deficiency syndrome, officials said the drug also could be available within a few weeks for thousands of AIDS sufferers who meet certain criteria. Burroughs Well- Picnic to boost United Way cause and WXYQ vens Point, will present an tion picnic Sunday for the Central Wisconsin. Proceeds "Thanks a Bunch" pig donated to the United Way County to help kick-off the paign. The event will be held Park, and will run from p.m.

Sunday. The public is attend and will be able to LEGALS Within 40 days after September 12, 1986 you must respond with a written demand for copy of the complaint. The demand must be sent or delivered to the court, whose address is 209 Saint Marie Street, Wautoma, Wisconsin 54982 and to Glinski, Haferman, liten Dreier, S.C., plaintiff's attorney, whose address is P. O. Box 304, Stevens Point, Wisconsin 54481.

You may have an attorney help or represent you. If you do not demand a copy of the complaint within 40 days, the court may grant judgment against you for the award of money or other legal action requested in the complaint, and you may lose your right to object to anything that is or may be incorrect in the complaint. A judgment may be enforced as provided by law. A judgment awarding money may become a lien against any real estate you own now or in the future, and may also be enforced by garnishment or seizure of property. Dated: September 3, 1986.

GLINSKI, HAFERMAN, ILTEN DREIER, S.C., MARK O. ILTEN BY: MARK O. ILTEN A Member of the Firm Attorneys for Plaintiff 1025 Clark Street P. O. Box 304 Stevens Point, WI 54481 Publish September 12, 19, 26, 1986 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT PORTAGE COUNTY PROBATE ORDER GIVING NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS AND LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Clara E.

Gruba. File No. 86. PRAn Application for informal administration of the estate of Clara E. Gruba, Portage County, Wisconsin, post office address 3109 Prais Street, Stevens Point, Wisconsin 54481, having been filed with the Probate Registrar: IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1.

The application be heard at come of Research Triangle Park, N.C., the manufacturer, has been meeting with government health officials for a week to discuss ending a trial that showed AZT significantly reduced the mortality of those receiving it. Dr. Robert E. Windom, assistant secretary for health at the Department of Health and Human Services, told a news briefing that he has asked the Food and Drug Administration to speed paperwork on a new, wider trial that could allow thousands of AIDS patients to receive the drug within weeks. While not curing the disease, officials and scientists said AZT did relieve some symptoms of AIDS and improve the quality of life of those receiving it.

However, they say, it is one of the more promising of several drugs being tested and could be the first to offer disease victims even a few extra months of life. House gives EPA sole power over food-pesticide standards WASHINGTON (AP) The House today stripped away the rights of states to set their own safety standards for pesticides on food if the chemicals have been declared safe by the federal government. On a vote of 214-121, the lawmakers adopted language giving the Environmental Protection Agency the final say on pesticide safety and overriding actions such as states have taken in recent years to ban the grain fumigant ethylene dibromide and the apple enhancer daminozide. Pushed by the Grocery Manufacturers Association and a long list of farm groups, backers argued the provision would prevent disruption of interstate commerce in foods and would not compromise public safety. Approval came despite arguments that EPA has a poor track record at monitoring pesticides for health risks and has in the past acted only when forced to do so because of state pesticide bans.

Lawmakers had earlier rejected, 183-157, an amendment by Rep. Leon Panetta, that would have guaranteed states a role in the setting of residue standards. Radio, Steapprecia- residents of from the roast will be of Portage 1986 camat Pfiffner noon until 5 invited to enjoy roast pig, as well as a variety of other food items and beverages. Prices for adults will be $3 per person, or two for $5. A special children's meal will be available for $1.50.

Serving will be on a first come, first served basis until everything is gone. Entertainment will be provided by the WXYQ "Porta-Party" from noon until 1 p.m., followed by live country music from two area bands, Whitewater and Grand Slam, from 1-5 p.m. LEGALS LEGALS the Portage County Courthouse, County, Wisconsin, post office Circuit Court, Branch 11, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, forthwith. 2. All creditors claims must be filed on or before December 19, 1986 or be barred; Theresa M.

Gagas, Probate Registrar September 10, 1986 McDonald Law Office, Attorney 1059 Clark Street, P.O. Box 630 Stevens Point, Wisconsin 54481 (715) 344-3700 Publish September 19, 20, 1986 VILLAGE OF PLOVER NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Village of Plover will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, October 1, 1986, 6:50 p.m.. Plover Municipal Center Board Room, 700 Post Road, Plover, WI, for the purpose of discussing the request of the Village of Plover to rezone Outlot 1 of Certified Survey Map 3543-12-201- 201A being part of the Northeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 19, Town 23 North, Range 8 East, Village of Plover, Portage County, Wisconsin, from A (Agricultural) to M-2 (Industrial). All interested persons will be given a reasonable opportunity to be heard. Emmajane H.

Lee Village Clerk Publish Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 1986 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT PORTAGE COUNTY IN PROBATE INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: ORDER GIVING NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS AND LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS In the matter of the Estate of MARION SKIBICKI, Deceased. An Application for Informal Administration of the Estate of MARION SKIBICKI, Portage The action came as lawmakers worked toward a sweeping revision of the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act, better known as FIFRA. The changes, if finally enacted by Congress, would be the first major update in the law in 14 years.

FIFRA governs use of everything from agricultural chemicals to home bug sprays, as well as setting standards for lawn-care companies and pest exterminators. First enacted in 1947 and revamped in 1972, the law has been kept in force since 1981 with a series of stopgap, short-term extensions. The bill under House consideration would extend the law for five years and authorize spending of $463 million to carry it out over that period. vens Point, WI 54481, having been filed with the Probate Registrar; IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1. The Application be heard at the Portage County Courthouse, Circuit Court, Branch 11, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, forthwith; 2.

All creditors' claims must be filed on or before December 15, 1986, or be barred. DATED: September 15, 1986. BY THE COURT: Theresa M. Gagas Probate Registrar Glinski, Haferman liten, S.C. Attorneys P.O.

Box 304 Stevens Point, WI 54481 Publish Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3, 1986 STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT PORTAGE COUNTY IN PROBATE INFORMAL ADMINISTRATION: ORDER GIVING NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS AND LIMITING TIME FOR FILING CLAIMS In the matter of the Estate of ARTHUR C. WIDMANN, De: ceased. An Application for Informal Administration of the Estate of ARTHUR C.

WIDMANN, Portage County, Wisconsin, post office address 207 Post Road, Plover, WI, having been filed with the Probate Registrar; IT IS ORDERED THAT: 1. The Application be heard at the Portage County Courthouse, Circuit Court, Branch I1, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, forthwith; 2. All creditors' claims must be filed on or before December 23, 1986, or be barred. DATED: September 17, 1986. BY THE COURT: Theresa M.

Gagas Probate Registrar Anderson, Fisher, Shannon, O'Brien Rice Attorneys 1257 Main Street Stevens Point, WI 54481 Farm policy gaining attention as election time draws nearer WASHINGTON (AP) It has been less than a year since Congress, with a leap of faith and a sigh of relief, produced a new law to guide the nation's farm policy through 1990. That policy would be expensive, the lawmakers warned, and would not produce results overnight. But it would, they said, return America's farmers to prosperity by the end of its five run by re establishing their competitive edge among the world's commodity producers. So why is Congress abuzz already with talk of a new farm bill? "There is an election coming up," said Agriculture Secretary Richard Lyng, in response to a similar question last week. In particular, there is an election coming up that will determine whether Republicans retain their slim control of the Senate, an election that hinges in large measure on the outcome of cliffhanger votes in several farm states.

The situation has produced a stampede to see who can do the most, or at least talk about doing most, for farmers. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, is one of those most concerned. Dole has been searching for ways to help some of his most endangered troops including Sens. James Abdnor of South Dakota, Mark Andrews of North Dakota, Mack Mattingly of Georgia and Bob Kasten of Wisconsin win farmers' favor. Nine months into the new farm law there has been little sign of an immediate turnaround in the agricultural economy.

Republicans are worried that in some close races that issue could determine the outcome. Any dissatisfaction among farm voters would tend to penalize incumbents..