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❲✹✺✻✹✼✺❆❨✽ ✾❆❨ ✿✿✽ ✿❀❁❂ ❃❄✹ ❅❈✼✹❉❱✹❉ ❊ ❋● LOCAL ❖❈❆▲ ❘■❊❋■◆● ✏r✑✒ ✓✔✕✖✖ r✗✘✑r✔✓ EOU trustees meet tomorrow LA GRANDE — The East- ern Oregon University Board of Trustees convenes May øù ✛✖✚ ✢✕✒ ✦✔✑✥ ✚✓✭✵✥✑✚ ✮✓✓✕✴ ing of the 2018-19 academic year. The board will deter- mine EOU’s budget and tu- ition for next year and will hear presentations about new academic programs, in- cluding a proposed Sustain- able Rural Systems degree and expanded opportunities for student research. The agenda also includes a report ✤★ úûü ✒✕✑✣ ✮✓✮✤✓✚ ý✖✥✥★ Chason on student comple- tion rates as they relate to enrollment. Meeting mate- rials and public comment sign-up are available at www. eou.edu/governance/board- meeting-schedule. Annual Avenue of Flags celebrates veterans LA GRANDE — American Legion Post 43 of La Grande will host the 33rd annual Av- enue of Flags at Grandview Cemetery this weekend. As- ✒✓✮✤✥★ ✖✛ ✙✑✭✒ ✏✢✥✥ ✤✓✭✢✔ ✑✕ ù p.m. Friday at the American Legion Post, 301 Fir St., La Grande. The community is welcome to help assemble ✕✗✓ ✙✑✭✒✳ ✫✗✓ ✙✑✭✒ ✏✢✥✥ ✭✖ ✵✧ ✑✕ þ ✑✳✮✳ ✘✑✕✵✚✩✑★ ✑✔✩ ✙★ ✵✔✴ til 3 p.m. Monday for public viewing. The public is also invited to a Memorial Service at 11 a.m. Monday at the Vet- erans Circle at Grandview, ✖✰✜✢✑✕✓✩ ✤★ ✲✑✒✕✖✚ ÿ✖✭✓✚ Cochran of Trinity Baptist Church. For more informa- tion, contact Bob Kennon at 541-910-7557. Bakery hosts Friday Friendship Tea LA GRANDE — Le ✓✤✓ ✁ ✑✱✓✒ ✑✱✓✚★ ✁ ✖✣✓✓ House, 1101 Washington Ave., La Grande, is host- ing a Friday Friendship Tea at 10 a.m. May 24 and May 31. The intent is for people to enjoy the com- pany of friends and make new ones. Organizers say, “Come as you are. No one is going to judge you or try to sell you something.” There is no charge, but donations will be accepted for the tea. ✂✄☎✆✝✞ ✟✠✡☎ ☛✝✞✝☞✌✍ Cove Library COVE — The Cove Li- brary’s annual Garden Tour fundraising event will take place May 25. The tour fea- tures gardens of all types and sizes around the Cove community. Participants purchase tickets at the li- brary beginning at 9 a.m., where they will receive a map to follow. Brochures and bottled water will also be available. The drive- walk event ends at 1 p.m. Tickets are $10. Those who purchase tickets in advance ✏✢✥✥ ✤✓ ✓✔✕✓✚✓✩ ✢✔✕✖ ✑ ✚✑ ✎ ✓ drawing. Before Satur- day, tickets are available at the Cove Public Library or Cheri’s Main Street Salon. Go to www.coveoregon. org/annual-garden-tour for more information. Blue Mountaineers, Old Time Fiddlers perform Saturday SUMPTER, LA GRANDE — The Blue Mountain Old Time Fiddlers will perform in the White School House in Sumpter May 25. The Saturday show begins at 1 p.m. and coincides with the Sumpter Flea Market. Ad- mission to the concert is $5. That evening, the Blue Mountaineers will provide live music for a community dance at the Union County Senior Center, 1504 N. Al- bany St., La Grande. The dance begins at 6:30 p.m. Admission is $3, with age 12 and younger admitted free. Alumni events held this weekend WALLOWA, UNION — The 99th annual Wallowa High School alumni ban- quet is set for May 25. Reg- istration begins at 5 p.m. in the Beth Johnson Room of the Wallowa Elemen- tary School. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. For more information, call Carol Jean Conrad at 541-963-8725 or 541-910-2230. Union school alumni will also gather this weekend. The annual alumni community breakfast will be served from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. May 26 at the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show Clubhouse on Delta Street. Everyone is welcome. St., Wallowa. The event is held in conjunction with the “Sharing Blankets” exhibit, held at the Wallowa Long- house on Whiskey Creek Road from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. the same day. Nez Perce Visitor Center event complements ‘Sharing Blankets’ exhibit Cove Methodist Church serves free Memorial Day lunch WALLOWA — The Nez Perce Wallowa Homeland is hosting a “Grand (Re)Open- ing” of the Wallowa Band Nez Perce Trail Interpretive Center from noon to 5 p.m. May 25. The visitor center is located at 209 East Second LHS Class of ’64 meets for lunch LA GRANDE — The mem- bers of the La Grande High School Class of 1964 will meet for lunch May 26 at the Flying J Restaurant out- side La Grande. The Sunday gathering begins at noon. COVE — The Cove United Methodist Church will continue its tradition of serving a lunch for the community on Memorial Day. Sandwiches, salad and homemade pie will be served beginning at 11 a.m. on May 27 at the church on Jasper Street. ❇■❚❯❆❘■❊❙ Marolyn A. Smith ✙✚ ✛✜✚✢✣✤ ✶✾✥✾✦✧★✶✾ Marolyn Ann Smith, 80, of La Grande, died May 12 at a local care facility. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. May 25 at Valley Fellowship Church. Marolyn was born April 2, 1939, in Elk Point, South Dakota, to Ralph and Evelyn Smith. She was the youngest of four children. She mar- ried Frank Rivers in 1955 and they had two daughters: De and Jo. Marolyn earned her GED in ✩✪ þ ✫ ✑✔✩ ✏✖✚✱✓✩ ✑✒ ✑✔ ✖✰✜✓ ✑✒✴ sistant for Archway Cookies for several years in California. In 1972, the family moved to Sum- merville, and she was employed at the Boise Cascade Particle Board Mill in La Grande. Ma- rolyn and Frank later divorced. In 1975, Marolyn married Da- vid Smith, who had three children of his own — Rusty, Deedee and Wendie — blending the two fami- lies into one. Marolyn considered Mikel and Lindi Voss her children as well as her medical guardians. Marolyn loved serving the Lord at Valley Fellowship Church where she and David were greeters. She was an ex- cellent seamstress and enjoyed sewing clothes for her children. She loved square dancing and ✒✓✏✓✩ ✮✑✕✜✗✢✔✭ ✖✵✕✦✕✒ ✛✖✚ ✗✓✚ and David. She also enjoyed ✤✑✱✢✔✭✬ ✜✚✑✛✕✢✔✭✬ ✦✒✗✢✔✭ ✑✔✩ hunting. Marolyn was an avid fan of the Seattle Seahawks and the Portland Trail Blazers. Surviving relatives include her daughters, De Toombs and husband Scott, Jo Ireland, De- nise Lini and husband John, and Wendie Rogers; son, Rusty Smith; and 15 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by her parents, Ralph and Ev- elyn Smith; siblings, Konnie Smith, LeRoy Smith and Leona Trudeau; and two grandsons, Logan Thomas and Kyle Cruz. ✬ ✔ ✥✢✓✵ ✖✛ ✙✖✏✓✚✒✬ ✮✓✮✖✚✢✑✥ ✜✖✔✴ tributions may be made to the La Grande Valley Fellowship Church, 507 Palmer, La Grande 97850. Online condolences may be made to the family at www.love landfuneralchapel.com. Wanda O. Sorweide ❏♦✭✤✮✯ Wanda Oweta Sorweide, 93, of Joseph, died May 19 at her home. A public service is not planned. An obituary is forthcoming. Memo- rial contributions may be made to Wallowa County Charities in care of Daniels-Knopp Funeral, Cre- mation & Life Celebration Center, 1502 Seventh St., La Grande, or di- rectly to the charity itself. Pension reform plan advances, kicker rebate not targeted ❇ ✁✂✄✂❛ ☎✆✝✝✞✄✝✂♠ ❚❤✟ ✠ss✡☛☞✌✍✟✎ Pr✟ss SALEM — A plan to rein in the growing costs of Ore- gon’s public pension system ✏✑✒ ✒✓✔✕ ✕✖ ✕✗✓ ✘✓✔✑✕✓ ✙✖✖✚ Tuesday after passing two key committees. But Democratic leaders ✛✑✜✓ ✑ ✒✕✢✣✓✚ ✤✑✕✕✥✓ ✤✓✛✖✚✓ ✕✗✓ full chamber, where some members of their own party are recoiling at the idea of dipping into employee ben- ✓✦✕✒ ✕✖ ✗✓✥✧ ✧✑★ ✩✖✏✔ ✕✗✓ state’s unfunded liability. “The folks who are being asked to take on the role of solving this issue for the state are the very employ- ees who have worked so hard to keep to try to keep ✕✗✓ ✒✕✑✕✓ ✑✙✖✑✕ ✖✪✓✚ ✕✗✓ past few years,” said Sen. Lew Frederick, a Democrat from Portland who intends to vote no. “It is an issue of fairness in my view.” ✫✓✑✜✗✓✚✒✬ ✦✚✓✦✭✗✕✓✚✒ ✑✔✩ social workers are just some of the employees covered by Oregon’s Public Employ- ee Retirement System, or PERS, which has racked up over $25 billion in debt. Lawmakers have zeroed in on pension reform follow- ing the passage of a $1 bil- lion school tax package, but they’ve struggled to come up with a plan that’s politically palatable to both parties. House Speaker Tina Kotek ✜✖✔✦✚✮✓✩ ✕✗✑✕ ✕✗✓✚✓ ✑✚✓✔✯✕ plans to redirect the kicker — a tax rebate unique to Or- egon — to pay down pension debt, an idea that drew some support from the governor and other Democrats. “The votes aren’t there,” she said, but added that she hasn’t yet given up on her plan to use half the kicker funds to pay for infrastruc- ture upgrades to a heavily ✕✚✑✰✜✱✓✩ ✤✚✢✩✭✓ ✢✔ ✲✖✚✕✥✑✔✩✳ To shield employers from impending rate hikes in 2021, Kotek and other lead- ers are suggesting paying down the debt by siphoning money from employees’ sec- ondary pension accounts. Employees currently pay 6% ✖✛ ✕✗✓✢✚ ✒✑✥✑✚★ ✢✔✕✖ ✑ ✩✓✦✔✓✩ contribution plan, 401(k)- type account that’s separate from PERS. For employees hired be- fore 2003, 2.5% of those future contributions would be redirected to PERS. Em- ployees hired after that year, which is when the state switched to a less generous ✤✓✔✓✦✕✒ ✧✑✜✱✑✭✓✬ ✏✢✥✥ ✗✑✪✓ .75% of their contributions mitigated. The plan will ultimately cut 7 to 12.5% of retirement ✤✓✔✓✦✕✒ ✛✚✖✮ ✕✗✢✒ ✒✓✜✖✔✩✴ ary pension account, which unions and public employ- ees say is a nonstarter. “The cut to my Individual Account Program would be ✒✢✭✔✢✦✜✑✔✕ ✕✖ ✮✓ ✑✔✩ ✮★ family,” Matt Brozovich, a ✘✑✥✓✮ ✦✚✓✦✭✗✕✓✚✬ ✕✖✥✩ ✑ ✥✓✭✴ islative panel last week. “It’s time for lawmakers to stop playing political games with our retirements.” Lawmakers also plan to use some of the expected revenue from the burgeon- ing sports betting market to incentivize employers to pay more money into PERS. States have been scram- bling to implement legalized sports betting markets after the U.S. Supreme Court gave its approval last year. Or- ✓✭✖✔ ✥✖✕✕✓✚★ ✖✰✜✢✑✥✒ ✏✑✔✕✒ the state’s legalized sports betting market ready to go in time for football season. That future revenue, which is expected to be smaller than in other states, would be used to match vol- untary pension contribu- tions from employers. Oregon currently incen- tivizes employers to pay ✩✖✏✔ ✕✗✓✢✚ ✩✓✤✕ ✤★ ✖✣✓✚✴ ing to match 25% of large, lump-sum contributions. But that program has yet to ✭✓✕ ✖✣ ✕✗✓ ✭✚✖✵✔✩✬ ✤✓✜✑✵✒✓ the state has yet to put mon- ey into that incentive fund. Under this proposal, rev- enue from sports betting will sustain the program, ac- cording to Kotek. “We want to encourage local employers buy down their part of the debt,” she said. “Because if they buy down some of their side ac- count debt, their contribu- tion rates go down in the future.” Republicans have shoved pension reform into the po- litical spotlight and walked out of the capitol in protest this month to protest what they said was lack of ac- tion on the Democrats’ part to tame runaway pension costs. But in the face of a pro- ✧✖✒✓✩ ✧✓✔✒✢✖✔ ✦✶✬ ✕✗✓★✯✪✓ largely remained silent. Sen. Fred Girod, a Republican from Stayton who worked on the negotiations, said it ✏✑✒ ✑ ✷✚✓✑✥✥★ ✭✖✖✩ ✦✚✒✕ ✒✕✓✧✳✸ Some Democrats indi- cated they were willing to ✰✱✲✳✴✵✷✸ ✹✰✷✺✻✼✽ ✁ ✼✷✿❀✵ ✁ ✵❁✼❁✵✳✷ ✁ ❂❃❄❅❉❄❍❡❑ ▼② ❊◆❯ UNION COUNTY SENIOR CENTER P◗❱❲ ❳❨ ❩❬❭❩❳❪ ❫❴❨❵ ❬❩ ❛❜❩❳❝❞ ❬❢❳❣❤ ✐❞❳❢ ✐❩❪ ❥❱❦❥❲ ❧♠♥♣♠qsst✉✈✇①③①④s⑤t✉✈⑥①③① ⑦⑧♥⑨⑩④⑩⑧③♠♣⑧⑨⑧⑩❶♥⑨✇❷♠❸✈✇❹q ❶❺q♠♥♠✇⑩❻♥♠♠ ❼❽❾❿➀➁t➂➃⑧➂➄♠❹➅➆♠⑨✇q⑧❺❺✇⑨➇ ❼♠➈⑧④♥⑧➂♠➇⑨✇❺✇q❷♥♠♠❹⑨➇➂➃⑧⑥⑨➇ q♠⑨⑨♠♥⑩ ➉➊➋❧❿➀➁t➂➃♠♠⑨➌➆♥❷♠♥⑨➇⑨⑩♠✇➄ ❻♥⑧♠⑨➇➂❶❺♠⑨❺✇➍➇❻♥➆⑧⑩➇q❶➆➌❺♠④ ❻➆q❷♠➂✇➄♠ ➎➋❿❾➋❧❿➀➁t➂➃⑧➂➄♠❹➂❶♥q❶❹ ➌❺♠➆➇♥⑧➂♠⑥⑧❺✇❻➇⑨⑩♠✇③♠q ♣♠❷♠⑩✇➌❺♠⑨➇➏♠❺❺④❽➇♥❶❺❺⑨➇q♠⑨⑨♠♥⑩ ➉➐➊➑❧❿➀➁t➃✇❹q④➂♥✇❻⑩♠q ⑥⑧➒➒✇➇⑨✇❺✇q❷♥♠♠❹⑨➇❻♥♠⑨➃❻♥➆⑧⑩➇ ➂❶❶➄⑧♠⑨ ⑦➑➓❿➀➁t❻⑧⑨➃➔➂➃⑧⑥⑨➇➌✇➄♠q ➌♠✇❹⑨➇➂❶❺♠⑨❺✇➍➇❻♥➆⑧⑩➇q♠⑨⑨♠♥⑩ May 25 Marolyn Smith: 10 a.m., memorial service, La Grande Valley Fellowship Church. bite the political bullet. Rep. Paul Holvey, from Eugene, said lawmakers have to take action now if they want to counteract expected pen- sion rate increases, which he said will eat into budgets ✑✔✩ ✥✓✑✩ ✕✖ ✚✓✩✵✜✓✩ ✒✕✑✣ and services. “It would be easy to vote no, but that would do noth- ✢✔✭ ✕✖ ✦✶ ✕✗✓ ✓✒✜✑✥✑✕✢✔✭ cost,” he said, adding that this solution is better than “continuing Oregon in a downward spiral by voting no with no viable solution to this problem.” ➑➒➓➓➔ →➓➣↔↕➙ ➛➜➝➙↔ ➞➟➠➡➢➤➥ ➦➧➨ ➧➩➫➩ ➭ ➯➤➟➤➲➢➤➥ ➦➩➨ ➦➳➧➵ ➸➺➻➻➼ ➽➻➾➚➪➶ ➹➘➴➶➚➷ ➬➮➷ ➱✃ ❐➾➴➱➾➷ ❒➻➚❮➱➾ ❰➺➪➪➚Ï ➺Ð➺➼ Ñ➚Ò➚ÓÔ➚➻ Õ➮➷ ÕÖ×Ø➷ ➺➶ ➶➘➚ ➘➱Ó➚ ➱✃ ➘➴➪ Ï➺Ù❮➘➶➚➻ ➴➾ Ú➺ÙÓ➺ Û➺ÜÜ➚➼➷ ÝÞ➷ ➺✃➶➚➻ ➺ ➪➘➱➻➶ Ô➺➶➶Ü➚ Ð➴➶➘ ❰➺➾Ò➻➚➺➶➴Ò Ò➺➾Ò➚➻ß ➸➺➻➻➼ Ð➺➪ Ô➱➻➾ ❒Ò➶➱Ô➚➻ Õ×➷ ×➮à➮➷ ➶➱ Ñ➺á➴Ï ➺➾Ï â➺➼ ➹➘➴➶➚ ➴➾ ➶➘➚ ➱ÜÏ ➘➱➪❰➴➶➺Ü ➱➾ ã➺➴➾ ä➶➻➚➚➶ ➴➾ â➺ÜÜÔ➻➱➱å➷ ÝÞß ➸➚ ❮➻➚Ð Ù❰ Ð➴➶➘ ➶Ð➱ ➪➴➪➶➚➻➪➷ æÙÏ➴➶➘ ➺➾Ï ã➺➻➼➷ ➱➾ ➺ Ü➚Ó➱➾ ➺➾Ï ➺á➱Ò➺Ï➱ ➻➺➾Ò➘ß ➸➚ ➺➶➶➚➾Ï➚Ï â➺ÜÜÔ➻➱➱å ➽Ü➚Ó➚➾➶➺➻➼ ➺➾Ï ➸➴❮➘ äÒ➘➱➱Ü➪ß ç➾ ×➮è➮ ➴➾ ä➺➾ Ñ➴➚❮➱ ➘➚ Ó➺➻➻➴➚Ï é➻➴Ï❮➚➶ Ú➴❰➚➻ß ê➘➚➼ ➘➺Ï ➱➾➚ Ï➺Ù❮➘➶➚➻➷ ã➴Ò➘➚➺Ü➚ß ê➘➚➼ Ü➺➶➚➻ Ï➴á➱➻Ò➚Ïß ç➾ Þ❰➻➴Ü ×➮➬➬ ➘➚ Ó➺➻➻➴➚Ï ã➺➻➴➚ ä➴❮➘➶➪ ➴➾ Û➴➪➶➺➷ ÝÞß ä➘➚ ➘➺Ï ➶Ð➱ Ï➺Ù❮➘➶➚➻➪ßÞ➾➾➚ ➺➾Ï Ñ➺Ð➾➷ Ð➘➴Ò➘ ➘➚ ➘➚Ü❰➚Ï ➻➺➴➪➚ß ÑÙ➻➴➾❮ ➘➴➪ ➼➚➺➻➪ ➴➾ â➺ÜÜÔ➻➱➱å➷ ➸➺➻➻➼ Ð➱➻å➚Ï ✃➱➻ ➶➘➚ â➺ÜÜÔ➻➱➱å Ý➴➶➻Ù➪ Þ➪➪➱Ò➴➺➶➴➱➾ ➺➾Ï â➺ÜÜÔ➻➱➱å ÚÙÔÜ➴Ò ❐➶➴Ü➴➶➼ Ñ➴➪➶➻➴Ò➶ß ç➾ ×➮➮Ö ➸➺➻➻➼ ➺➾Ï ã➺➻➴➚ ➚ÓÔ➺➻å➚Ï ➱➾ ➺ ➾➚Ð ➺Ïá➚➾➶Ù➻➚➷ Ó➱á➴➾❮ ➶➱ ❐➾➴➱➾ ➴➾ ➾➱➻➶➘➚➺➪➶➚➻➾ ❒➻➚❮➱➾ Ð➘➚➻➚ ➶➘➚➼ Ü➴á➚Ï ➺Ó➱➾❮ ➺ÔÙ➾Ï➺➾➶ Ð➴ÜÏÜ➴✃➚ ➺➾Ï Ô➚➺Ù➶➴✃ÙÜ ➪Ò➚➾➚➻➼ ➺➾Ï ➚➾ë➱➼➚Ï ➱Ð➾➴➾❮ ➘➱➻➪➚➪ ➺➾Ï Ü➴á➴➾❮ ➴➾ ➺ ➪Ó➺ÜÜ Ò➱ÓÓÙ➾➴➶➼ß ➸➺➻➻➼ Ð➺➪ ➚Ó❰Ü➱➼➚Ï Ô➼ ➶➘➚ ì➺ í➻➺➾Ï➚ í➱Ü✃ Ý➱Ù➻➪➚ ✃➱➻ ➺ ➾ÙÓÔ➚➻ ➱✃ ➼➚➺➻➪ß äÙ➻á➴á➱➻➪ ➴➾ÒÜÙÏ➚ ➶➘➻➚➚ Ï➺Ù❮➘➶➚➻➪➷ ã➴Ò➘➚➺Ü➚ ➺➾Ï ➘➚➻ ➘Ù➪Ô➺➾Ï íÙ➼ ➹➘➴➶➚➷ ➱✃ Ú➺ÙÓ➺ Û➺ÜÜ➚➼➷ ÝÞ➷Þ➾➾➚ î➾➴Òå➚➻Ô➱Òå➚➻ ➺➾Ï ➘➚➻ ➘Ù➪Ô➺➾Ï î➚á➴➾➷ ➱✃ Ú➘➱➚➾➴ï➷ Þð➷ ➺➾Ï Ñ➺Ð➾ ä➴❮➘➶➪ ➱✃ ãÙ➻➻➴➚➶➺➷ ÝÞñ ❮➻➺➾ÏÒ➘➴ÜÏ➻➚➾ Ñ➺á➴Ï ➺➾Ï íÙ➼ ➹➘➴➶➚➷ æ➻ß➷ Ú➺➴❮➚ ➺➾Ï ì➺Ù➻➚➾ î➾➴Òå➚➻Ô➱Òå➚➻➷ ❮➻➚➺➶ ❮➻➺➾Ï➪➱➾➪ ➽Ü➴ë➺➘ ➺➾Ï ò➱➺➘ ➹➘➴➶➚ñ ➪➴➪➶➚➻ ã➺➻➼ ❒➼Ü➚➻ ➱✃ í➻➺➾➶➪ Ú➺➪➪➷ ❒óñ Ô➻➱➶➘➚➻ô➴➾ôÜ➺Ð ó➺Ü❰➘ äÒ➘➱Ô➚➻ ➱✃ â➺ÜÜÔ➻➱➱å➷ ÝÞ➷ ➾➚❰➘➚Ð➪ Ý➘➺➻Ü➚➪ õÝ➺➻Ó➚➾ö äÒ➘➱Ô➚➻➷ ➺➾Ï î➚➾➾➚➶➘ õÚ➚➾➾➴➚ö äÒ➘➱Ô➚➻ß ➸➚ Ð➺➪ ❰➻➚Ò➚Ï➚Ï ➴➾ Ï➚➺➶➘ Ô➼ ➘➴➪ Ð➴✃➚➷ ã➺➻➴➚➷ ❰➺➻➚➾➶➪ Ñ➺á➴Ï ➺➾Ï â➺➼ ➹➘➴➶➚➷ ➪➴➪➶➚➻ æÙÏ➴➶➘ äÒ➘➱Ô➚➻➷ ➺➾Ï ✃➱➻Ó➚➻ Ð➴✃➚➷ é➻➴Ï❮➚➶ß Þ Ó➚Ó➱➻➴➺Ü Ò➚Ü➚Ô➻➺➶➴➱➾ Ð➴ÜÜ Ô➚ ➘➚ÜÏ ➺➶ ➶➘➚ â➱ï Ý➚Ó➚➶➚➻➼ ➴➾ â➺ÜÜÔ➻➱➱å ➱➾ äÙ➾Ï➺➼➷ ã➺➼ Õ÷ß ❽❾❿➀➁➂❾➃➄➅ ➆➇➄ ➈➉➊➊➄❿➋ ➁➉❿➌ ➉❿ ❾➍➋ ➇➂➎➉❾➊ ➂❾➏➐ ❙❯❳❩ ❬ ❭❪❫❴❳❵ ❭❭❜❝❞ ❡❢❣✐❣❥❢✐❦ ❧♥♦❢♣qt ✉✈✉✇ ❧♥✐①♣ ❧♦② ③ ④ ⑤q⑥ ⑦⑦✇ ⑧✐ ⑨t✐❣♥②⑩ ④❶ ✈❷⑦❸✇ ❸❹✉❺✈❻❼❺✇❸✉✈ ▼❍■❏❑▲◆❖◗❏❘
