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EXHIBIT 10.51

         CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED

                           MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
                          AND CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT

                                     BETWEEN

                       FIRESTONE BUILDING PRODUCTS COMPANY
                     DIVISION OF BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE, INC.

                           525 CONGRESSIONAL BOULEVARD
                                 CARMEL, INDIANA

                                       AND

                     UNIROYAL ADHESIVES & SEALANTS DIVISION
                       OF UNIROYAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

                               312 N. HILL STREET
                               MISHAWAKA, INDIANA

1)       EFFECTIVE DATE AND TERM OF AGREEMENT:

         The  effective  date  of  this  Agreement  between  Firestone  Building
         Products Company,  hereafter  referred to as "Firestone",  and Uniroyal
         Adhesives and Sealants, hereafter referred to as "UAS", is February 23,
         1995 (the  "Effective  Date").  The term of this Agreement  shall be in
         effect for five (5) years expiring on February 20, 2000.

2)       PURPOSE:

         This  Agreement is entered into to provide  Firestone with an exclusive
         supply of adhesives and sealants at conversion  pricing with  materials
         purchased by Firestone.

3)       MINIMUM REQUIREMENT:

         For a period of five (5) years from the Effective Date,  Firestone will
         buy from UAS and UAS will sell to Firestone a minimum of eighty percent
         (80%) of

         Firestone's  annual  volume  requirements  of  all  UAS  adhesives  and
         sealants  qualified  by  Firestone,   including  adhesive  formulations
         previously  developed by or purchased by Firestone and those  purchased
         or developed during the term of this Agreement, all such products being
         hereinafter referred to as "Products". Products manufactured by UAS not
         meeting Firestone's specifications and roofing tapes and tape laminates
         will  not  be  included  in  the   calculation  of  Firestone's   total
         requirements.

4)       FORECAST REQUIREMENTS:

         Upon  signing  of  this  Agreement  and by the  fifteenth  day of  each
         calendar month thereafter,  Firestone will furnish UAS with an itemized
         estimate of Firestone's purchases from UAS by type and quantity for the
         following three months. In addition, Firestone will provide UAS with an
         annual  forecast  by October 1 of each  twelve-month  period  beginning
         November  1 and ending  the  following  October  31.  Uniroyal  will be
         responsible for all factory scheduling and raw material order releasing
         as required to meet Firestone's forecasted production requirements.  In
         the event of an  increase in premium  labor cost to Uniroyal  resulting
         from a change in Firestone's  projected 30-day requirements,  Firestone
         will reimburse Uniroyal for such documented premium cost increases that
         have been pre-approved by Firestone.

5)       RAW MATERIALS / INVENTORY MINIMUM:

         Quality  requirements  will be mutually agreed upon and communicated to
         raw material  suppliers.  Firestone  and Uniroyal  will ensure that raw
         material  suppliers  comply with quality  assurance  standards and will
         provide  technical  assistance  for  testing and  specifications.  Both
         parties  will use their best  efforts to ensure the lowest raw material
         prices for the Products. Firestone will have the primary responsibility
         for  negotiation of raw material  purchases but may request  assistance
         from Uniroyal.  UAS will keep in inventory fresh (within UAS' specified
         shelf life)  adhesives  and  sealants  sufficient  to meet  Firestone's
         requirements for 30 days as indicated by Firestone's forecasts and will
         provide for sufficient  capacity to meet Firestone's  annual forecasts.
         UAS will furnish to Firestone a weekly  inventory  summary which may be
         used to adjust production requirements as necessary by Firestone.

6)       TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE:

         Firestone will direct all technical  support,  if and as required,  and
         will  compensate  Uniroyal  for trials run based upon cost per hour mix
         time. UAS will provide Firestone with technical  assistance relating to
         adhesives and sealants.

7)       NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT:

         Should Firestone  develop or cause to be developed an adhesive,  primer
         or sealant that it wishes to use, it will  disclose such product to UAS
         and will provide UAS the  opportunity  to manufacture  the  product(s),
         provided that such  product(s) can be produced at  competitive  prices.
         UAS will in good faith  consider  production of such  product(s)  under
         this   Agreement  but  shall  not  be  obligated  to  enter  into  such
         production.  If the parties  agree upon  production  of such  products,
         Uniroyal shall qualify and begin  production of such production  within
         one (1) year after such  agreement and such products  shall be Products
         subject to this Agreement.  If the parties do not agree upon production
         of such product(s),  such product(s) shall not be considered as part of
         Firestone's  requirements  under  this  Agreement  to the  extent  that
         Firestone purchases such new product(s) elsewhere or manufactures them,
         and Firestone will not be restricted by this Agreement from  purchasing
         such product(s) from any other supplier.

8)       EXCLUSIVITY:

         Effective upon the  completion of UAS's  existing  obligations to other
         roofing  customers,  which UAS estimates will occur in or about October
         1995, and as long as Firestone is not in default under this  Agreement,
         UAS  will  produce  all  roofing  Products  for  the  exclusive  use of
         Firestone.  Such Products will in each calendar year during the term of
         this Agreement, comprise eighty percent (80%) of the volume of Products
         purchased  by   Firestone.   Such   Products   will  include   adhesive
         formulations previously developed by or purchased by Firestone, as well
         as Products  purchased or developed  during the term of this Agreement.
         The parties will coordinate the public  announcement of the exclusivity
         provided for in this Paragraph 8 at a mutually acceptable time, but not
         later than December 31, 1995.

9)       PRICE / BILLING:

         The  price  of the  Products  will be the sum of the  costs  of the raw
         materials  used in the  production  of the Products and the  conversion
         charges  set  forth  in  Exhibit  A,  such  conversion   charges  being
         hereinafter  referred  to as  "Conversion  Charges".  UAS  will  supply
         Firestone  with  the cost of raw  materials  for  each  formulation  of
         Products. It is intended that Firestone will enjoy the benefit of lower
         raw material costs  resulting  from  formulation  changes  developed by
         Firestone.  UAS will invoice  Firestone for raw materials and packaging
         based on minimum  purchase  requirements on the fifteenth (15th) day of
         each month for the next month's forecasted requirements (or the minimum
         required purchase  quantities)  based upon the then current  negotiated
         raw material  prices.  Uniroyal will bill  Firestone for the Conversion
         Charges on a per gallon  basis once the  Products  have been  canned or
         packaged.  Such  Conversion  Charges  will be  subject  to change  upon
         notification of contractual  increases in labor costs and/or  increases
         in utility  costs of  Uniroyal to perform  its  obligations  under this
         Agreement  or other  increases  in  costs  resulting  from  formulation
         changes made by Firestone.  Uniroyal shall include documentation of the
         cost increases with such notification. Processing efficiencies will not
         affect the Conversion Charges.

10)      TERMS OF SALE:

         The following terms will apply to all sales:

         Packaged In: Metal containers or foil-lined cartridges  identifying the
         manufacturer  as UAS (if requested by  Firestone)  and meeting all U.N.
         and D.O.T. regulations.

         Freight Classifications:  Adhesives;  Flammable Liquid; Class 3; UN1133
         and UN1256; Packing Group  III/Isocyanates;  Liquid; Class 6.1; UN2207;
         Packing Group III. NMFC Item No. 170060-Roofing; Weight Class 55.

         Red  diamond  (Flammable);  Flammable  Liquid,  Class 3  White  Diamond
         (Non-flammable); harmful; stow away from foodstuffs, Class 6.1.

         Payment  and Price  Changes:  Terms  shall be net ** days - Prices  are
         F.O.B. UAS's plant in Mishawaka, Indiana.

         Standard Package:

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         Confidential   Information   omitted  and  filed  separately  with  the
         Securities and Exchange Commission. Asterisks denote omissions.

         Minimum Orders:
                                                              MINIMUM

                  PACKAGE                                     QUANTITY

                  11 Oz. Tubes (Lap Sealant)                  ********
                  11 Oz. Tubes (Fastener Sealer)              ********
                  1 Qt. Tubes                                 ********
                  Gallon Cans                                 ********
                  5 Gallon Pails                              ********
                  55 Gallon Drums                             ********
                  DC11620                                     ********

         Confidential   Information   omitted  and  filed  separately  with  the
         Securities and Exchange Commission. Asterisks denote omissions.

         Returns:

         Return of merchandise (for any reason) must be  pre-authorized.  Please
         contact Uniroyal  Adhesives & Sealants Customer Service  1-800-336-1973
         or 1-219-256-8655 for assistance.

11)      WARRANTY:

         The   Products   are  hereby   warranted   to  Firestone  to  meet  the
         specifications  furnished by  Firestone  to Uniroyal,  if any, for such
         Products. Such warranty may not be assigned or otherwise transferred by
         Firestone.  UAS also  makes  the  warranty  set forth in  Paragraph  16
         hereof.  NO OTHER  WARRANTY,  EXPRESSED  OR  IMPLIED,  OF FITNESS FOR A
         PARTICULAR  PURPOSE OR ANY OTHER THING IS MADE.  Firestone's  exclusive
         remedy for breach of the foregoing  warranties shall be a refund of the
         net price paid by Firestone  for the Product in  question,  replacement
         with a similar  quantity or some other mutually agreed upon settlement.
         Except as stated  above,  UAS shall not be liable for any defect in, or
         breach of obligation relating to the quality of defects in the Products
         sold pursuant to this  Agreement,  regardless of the theory that may be
         asserted, including, without limitation, negligence, contract, absolute
         liability in tort or misrepresentation.

12)      COMPETITION:

         On and after February 21, 1996, if Firestone  obtains a bona fide offer
         from a qualified  toll supplier for  competitive  products at prices *%
         lower  (after all  discounts)  than the  Conversion  Cost and all other
         terms are  identical  to the  terms of this  Agreement,  Firestone  may
         provide UAS written evidence of such offer and UAS shall have the right
         to:

         a)       meet the  competitive  price  offer  to  retain  its  share of
                  Firestone's business for the said product to the extent of the
                  quantity  contained  in and period of time  specified  in such
                  offer ("Option A") or

         b)       decline  to meet  the  competitive  price  offer  and  release
                  Firestone from its obligation to purchase its  requirements of
                  said  Product  from  UAS,   pursuant  to  the  terms  of  this
                  Agreement,  during  the  period  of  time  set  forth  in  the
                  competitive  offer ("Option B"). UAS's exercise of Option B in
                  no way shall  preclude  UAS from  exercising  Option A after a
                  period of twelve (12) months has elapsed  from the exercise of
                  Option B.

         In the event that UAS shall exercise Option B, Firestone shall purchase
         from UAS existing work-in-process,  finished goods, packaging inventory
         and  raw  materials  held  by UAS in  connection  with  such  products.
         Reimbursement  of  work-in-process   and  finished  goods  will  be  at
         conversion  costs as  specified  in  Exhibit  A.  Reimbursement  of raw
         material  and  packaging  costs will be at actual costs to Uniroyal not
         previously paid by Firestone.

13)      TOLL LICENSING OF PRODUCTS:

         During the term of this Agreement and provided that Firestone is not in
         default,  Uniroyal  will  license a supplier  specified by Firestone to
         produce up to 20% of Firestone's  annual  requirements of each Product.
         At the end of the term of this  Agreement,  Firestone  will acquire the
         exclusive rights and ownership of the splice adhesive patent and of all
         other  Products  for no  additional  consideration.  In the event  that
         Uniroyal  shall cease to produce  roofing  adhesives as a result of its
         election  of  Option  B  under  Paragraph  12  of  this  Agreement  for
         substantially  the  remainder of the term of this  Agreement,  Uniroyal
         will license splice adhesive patent number 4,603,164 to Firestone for a
         royalty fee of $50,000 per year for the  remainder  of the term of this
         Agreement;  such fee will be prorated  for periods of less than a year.
         In the event that UAS shall cease to produce Products for reasons other
         than  election  of  Option  B under  Paragraph  12 of  this  Agreement,
         Uniroyal  shall  release  the  aforesaid  splice  adhesive  patent  and
         Uniroyal's  rights to the other  Products to  Firestone  for no further
         consideration.

14)      FORCE MAJEURE:

         UAS will make a good faith effort at all times and under all conditions
         to perform  hereunder.  UAS, however,  shall not be liable for delay in
         the  performance  or for failure to render any  performance  under this
         Agreement,  and  without  in any way  limiting  the  generality  of the
         foregoing,  any such delay or failure shall be excused, when such delay
         or  failure  is  caused by  governmental  regulations  (whether  or not
         valid), fire, strike,  differences with workmen, war, flood,  accident,
         epidemic,  embargo,  shortage  or raw  materials  with which goods sold
         hereunder are made,  shortage of railroad  cars or steamers,  delays or
         failures of vendors to UAS,  appropriation of plant or product in whole
         or in part by federal or state authority, or any other cause or causes,
         whether of like or different nature,  beyond the reasonable  control of
         UAS. UAS may make partial delivery  hereunder,  and to other customers,
         in proportions which are reasonable under all circumstances considering
         its ability  reasonably to procure  materials and supplies,  for making
         the goods herein  described and other goods, its ability to produce and
         deliver  goods to  fulfill  its  contracts  and fill its orders and its
         whole business in the usual expected course thereof.

15)      RIGHT OF TERMINATION:

         Firestone  reserves the right to terminate this agreement upon 90 days'
         written notice upon the filing of a petition for  bankruptcy  under the
         U. S. Bankruptcy Code by Uniroyal Technology Corporation.

16)      HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES:

         UAS  represents  and warrants that the materials  provided to Firestone
         contain no  substances  other than those  disclosed to Firestone on the
         material  safety  data  sheets  issued  from time to time  which  would
         necessitate  either  the  treatment  of  the  material  as a  hazardous
         substance  pursuant to the Federal  Resource  Conservation and Recovery
         Act or similar  legislation  of which  Firestone  notifies UAS or which
         would require safety  warnings or special  handling of the material due
         to risk of  occupational  disease  or  personal  injury.  UAS agrees to
         notify  Firestone about basic changes in product  formulation or method
         of manufacture  which are significant  enough to impact the performance
         of the  product(s)  and  performance  as it  relates  to FM and UL code
         approvals.

17)      CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP OF EITHER PARTY:

         Each of UAS and Firestone agrees to cause any entity that shall acquire
         ownership  of such  party  to  assume  this  Agreement  and all of such
         party's obligations hereunder.

18)      CONTINGENCY:

         The  effectiveness  of this  Agreement is contingent  upon  Firestone's
         notification  of  Uniroyal  within 30 days from the  execution  of this
         Agreement that Firestone has removed any provisions  inconsistent  with
         this Agreement  from any other  contract to which  Firestone is a party
         for the purchase of liquid adhesives.

19)      NOTICES:

         Any forecast, notice or other communication required or permitted to be
         given under this  Agreement  shall be deemed to have been duly given if
         delivered  personally or if mailed,  postage  prepaid,  in a depository
         maintained by the United States Postal Service addressed as follows:

                  a)  if to UAS, to:
                           Uniroyal Adhesives & Sealants Division
                           Uniroyal Technology Corporation
                           312 North Hill Street
                           Mishawaka, Indiana 46544

                      with a copy (except forecasts) to:
                           General Counsel
                           Uniroyal Technology Corporation
                           Two North Tamiami Trail, Suite 900
                           Sarasota, Florida 34236

                  b)  if to Firestone, to:

                           The Firestone Building Products Company
                           Division of Bridgestone/Firestone, Inc.
                           525 Congressional Boulevard
                           Carmel, Indiana 46032-5607

20)      MISCELLANEOUS:

         This Agreement  constitutes the entire  agreement  between the parties,
         supersedes all prior or contemporaneous  written or oral understandings
         and agreements and may not be modified, added to or waived, in whole or
         in part,  except  by a writing  specifically  amending  this  Agreement
         signed by the party against whom such modification,  addition or waiver
         is asserted.  No document or form used to order or acknowledge  receipt
         of an order for goods  purchased  under this Agreement shall in any way
         alter the terms of this Agreement.  This Agreement shall be governed by
         and  construed  in  accordance  with the laws of the State of  Indiana,
         without giving effect to the conflict of laws principles thereof.

         IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this Agreement to be signed
by their duly authorized officials as of February 23, 1995.

                                    FIRESTONE BUILDING PRODUCTS COMPANY
                                    Division of Bridgestone/Firestone, Inc.

                                    By: /s/ Paul Mineart

                                       Paul Mineart
                                       President

                                     UNIROYAL ADHESIVES & SEALANTS

                                     Division of Uniroyal Technology Corporation

                                     By: /s/ Robert L. Soran

                                     Robert L. Soran
                                     President

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                                      RIDER
                                       TO

                           MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
                          AND CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT

                                     BETWEEN

                       FIRESTONE BUILDING PRODUCTS COMPANY

                                       AND

                     UNIROYAL ADHESIVES & SEALANTS DIVISION

         The  following   provisions  are  incorporated  in  the  Memorandum  of
Understanding  and  Confidentiality  Agreement  dated as of February  23,  1995,
between Firestone  Building Products Company Division of  Bridgestone/Firestone,
Inc.  and  Uniroyal  Adhesives  &  Sealants  Division  of  Uniroyal   Technology
Corporation (the "Agreement") and made a part thereof:

         1)     The license  specified by the first  sentence of paragraph 13 of
                the Agreement shall be made without charge to Firestone or the
                supplier.

         2)     The following new paragraph 21 is hereby added to the Agreement:

                           21.      In the event  that UAS shall  desire to make
                                    any  changes  to  the   formulation  of  any
                                    Product,  manufacturing  process  or quality
                                    control  standards  from  those in effect on
                                    the  Effective  Date or as  agreed to by the
                                    parties  thereafter,  UAS shall consult with
                                    Firestone  and shall not  implement any such
                                    changes  without  Firestone's  prior written
                                    consent.

         IN WITNESS WHEREOF,  the parties have caused this Rider to be signed by
their duly authorized officers as of February 23, 1995.

                                     FIRESTONE BUILDING PRODUCTS COMPANY
                                     Division of Bridgestone/Firestone, Inc.

                                     By: /S/ Paul Mineart

                                         Paul Mineart
                                         President

                                     UNIROYAL ADHESIVES & SEALANTS
                                     Division of Uniroyal Technology Corporation

                                     By: /S/ Robert L. Soran

                                         Robert L. Soran
                                         President

<PAGE>

                                  AMENDMENT TO
                           MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING

                          AND CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT

                                     BETWEEN

                       FIRESTONE BUILDING PRODUCTS COMPANY
                           DIVISION OF FIRESTONE, INC.
                           525 CONGRESSIONAL BOULEVARD

                                 CARMEL, INDIANA

                                       AND

                     UNIROYAL ADHESIVES & SEALANTS DIVISION
                       OF UNIROYAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

                           2001 WEST WASHINGTON STREET
                            SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46628

         WHEREAS, Firestone Building Products Company ("Firestone") and Uniroyal
Adhesives & Sealants Division of Uniroyal  Technology  Corporation  ("Uniroyal")
entered into a Memorandum of Understanding and  Confidentiality  Agreement dated
February 23,  1995,  which  agreement as modified by a Rider dated  February 23,
1995 and an  amendment  dated May 10,  1998 is  hereinafter  referred  to as the
"Agreement"; and

         WHEREAS,  Firestone  and  Uniroyal  desire  to  extend  the term of the
Agreement and to amend certain other provisions of the Agreement;

         NOW  THEREFORE,  in  consideration  of the  premises and other good and
valuable   consideration,   the  receipt  and  sufficiency  whereof  are  hereby
acknowledged,  the  parties  hereby  agree  as  follows  (terms  defined  in the
Agreement being used as so defined except as otherwise provided herein):

1.                The term of the  Agreement is hereby  extended to December 31,
                  2002.

2.                The first  clause  of  Section  3 of the  Agreement  is hereby
                  revised to read as follows: "For the term of this Agreement,".

3.                The fifth  sentence  of Section 5 of the  Agreement  is hereby
                  revised to read as follows:  "UAS will keep in inventory fresh
                  (within  UAS'  specified  shelf life)  adhesives  and sealants
                  sufficient  to  meet  Firestone's  requirements  for  30  days
                  (except that for Splice and Quick Prime the period shall be 45
                  days  of  approved  inventory)  as  indicated  by  Firestone's
                  forecasts  and will  provide for  sufficient  capacity to meet
                  Firestones' annual forecasts."

4.                Exhibit  A  attached  hereto  shall  replace  Exhibit A to the
                  Agreement.

5.                The  following  portions  of Section 10 of the  Agreement  are
                  hereby revised to read as follows:

                  Payment and Price Changes: Terms shall be net 10 days - Prices
                  are F.O.B. UAS's plant in South Bend, Indiana.

                  Minimum Orders:

                           PACKAGE                            MINIMUM QUANTITY

                           10.1 Oz. Tubes (Fastener Sealer)     *************
                           Gallon Cans                          *************
                           5 Gallon Pails                       *************
                           55 Gallon Drums                      *************
                           M6391 Pourable Sealer                *************
                           3 Gallon Low VOC                     *************

Confidential  Information  omitted and filed  separately with the Securities and
Exchange Commission. Asterisks denote omissions.

                  Returns:

                  Return of merchandise (for any reason) must be pre-authorized.
                  Please contact Uniroyal  Adhesives & Sealants Customer Service
                  1-800-999-4583 or 1-219-246-5321 for assistance.

6.                Upon  execution of this  Amendment,  Uniroyal shall deliver to
                  Firestone  copies  of  all  formulas  used  in  producing  the
                  Products.

7.                The second  sentence of Section 13 of the  Agreement is hereby
                  revised to read as follows:  "On February  22, 2000,  Uniroyal
                  shall transfer to Firestone the exclusive rights and ownership
                  of the splice  adhesive  patent and of all the other  Products
                  for no additional consideration, and Firestone hereby grants a
                  license to Uniroyal to use such patent and other  intellectual
                  property  for  the  production  of  Products  covered  by this
                  agreement.

8.                The address for UAS in Section 19 of the  Agreement  is hereby
                  revised to read as follows:

                     Uniroyal Adhesives & Sealants Division
                         Uniroyal Technology Corporation
                           2001 West Washington Street
                            South Bend, Indiana 46628

         Except as otherwise  modified by this  Amendment,  all of the terms and
conditions of the Agreement shall continue in full force and effect.

         IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,   the  parties  have  caused  this  Amendment  to
Memorandum  of  Understanding  and  Confidentiality  Agreement to be executed by
their duly authorized officers this 9 day of June, 1998.

                                    FIRESTONE BUILDING PRODUCTS COMPANY
                                    Division of Bridgestone/Firestone, Inc.

                                    By: /s/ David Grass

                                        David Grass
                                        President

                                     UNIROYAL ADHESIVES & SEALANTS
                                     Division of Uniroyal Technology Corporation

                                     By: /s/ Robert L. Soran

                                         Robert L. Soran
                                         President

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<CAPTION>

                                    EXHIBIT A
<S>                       <C>            <C>      <C>           <C>           <C>     <C>          <C>           <C>     <C>
                           06/01/1998    THRU     05/31/1999    06/01/1999    THRU    05/31/2000   06/01/2000    THRU    12/31/2002
                             MAT'L       CONV.    TOTAL         MAT'L         CONV.   TOTAL        MAT'L         CONV.   TOTAL
                                         PRICE                                PRICE                              PRICE

BONDING   (M6504)
SPLICE 1 GALLON
SPLICE 5 GALLON
QUICK PRIME 1 GALLON
QUICK PRIME 5 GALLON
SPLICE WASH
POURABLE SEALER
BONDING   (DC12147)
ON-PRODUCTION TRIAL BATCH

                               * JUNE 1998 RAW MATERIAL COSTS ARE FOR REFERENCE ONLY
</TABLE>

Confidential  Information  omitted and filed  separately with the Securities and
Exchange Commission. All figures deleted.EXHIBIT 10.52

                         UNIROYAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
                           DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN

               Effective August 1, 1995, as amended April 3, 2000

                            ARTICLE I - INTRODUCTION

         This Plan is adopted by  Uniroyal  Technology  Corporation,  a Delaware
Corporation  (the  "Company"),  effective  August 1,  1995,  for the  benefit of
certain key employees.

         1.1  Purpose of Plan.  The  purpose of this Plan is to provide  certain
management  employees of the Company with the  opportunity to defer a portion of
their salaries and bonuses otherwise payable to them as employees of the Company
that they are unable to contribute to the Company's  401(k) Savings Plan because
of statutory  maximums  applicable to that plan.  Participation  in this Plan is
intended  to be  limited to those  persons  described  in Section  201(2) of the
Employee  Retirement  Income  Security  Act of 1974  ("ERISA").  The Plan is not
intended to be a qualified  plan under  Section  401(a) of the Internal  Revenue
Code of 1986, as amended.

                            ARTICLE II - DEFINITIONS

         2.1  "Administrator"  means  the  Employee  Benefits  Committee  of the
 Company  appointed  by the Board or such other  person or  committee  as may be
 appointed  from time to time by the Board or by the  Compensation  Committee to
 supervise the administration of the Plan.

         2.2 "Board" means the Board of Directors of the Company.

         2.3 "Code"  means the Internal  Revenue  Code of 1986,  as amended from
 time to time.  Reference  to any  section or  subsection  of the Code  includes
 reference to any comparable or succeeding  provisions of any legislation  which
 amends, supplements or replaces such section or subsection.

         2.4  "Company"  means  Uniroyal  Technology  Corporation,   a  Delaware
 corporation.

         2.5  "Compensation  Committee" means the Compensation  Committee of the
 Board.
         2.6  "Effective Date" means August 1, 1995.

         2.7  "Employee" means a person employed by the Company.

         2.8 "ERISA" means the Employee  Retirement Income Security Act of 1974,
 as amended from time to time.

         2.9  "Named Fiduciary" means the Administrator.

         2.10  "Participant"  means any Employee who participates in the Plan in
 accordance with Article III.

         2.11  "Plan"  means  the  Uniroyal  Technology   Corporation   Deferred
 Compensation  Plan set forth herein,  together with any and all  amendments and
 supplements which may be adopted from time to time in connection with the Plan.

         2.12 "Plan  Year"  means the period  beginning  on August 1, 1995,  and
 ending on the following  December 31, and the twelve-month  period beginning on
 each January 1 thereafter.

         2.13 "President"  means the President of the Company.  "Chief Executive
 Officer" means the Chief Executive Officer of the Company.

                           ARTICLE III - PARTICIPATION

         3.1  Commencement  of  Participation.  Any  management  Employee who is
designated as eligible to be a Participant in the Plan will become a Participant
on the  later  of  August  1,  1995,  or the  date  he or  she  satisfies  these
eligibility  requirements.  The initial Participants in the Plan as of August 1,
1995 shall be designated by the Board. New  Participants  after that date may be
designated  either  by  the  Board,  by  the  Compensation  Committee  or by the
Administrator.  To become a Participant  in the Plan, an eligible  employee must
submit an election to participate in the form prescribed by the Administrator in
writing on or before the day on which  participation  is to begin.  The  Company
will  establish  for  each   Participant  an  unfunded   deferred   compensation
recordkeeping account, as specified in Section 4.3.

         3.2  Cessation  of  Participation.  A  Participant  will  cease to be a
Participant  as of the earlier of (a) the date on which the Plan  terminates and
(b) the  date on  which  there  are no  benefits  held by the Plan on his or her
behalf.

                              ARTICLE IV - BENEFITS

         4.1 Election of Deferral

            (a)  Each  Participant  shall  be  entitled  to make an  irrevocable
            election  to defer  receipt  of up to  $55,000  of the salary or any
            annual  Management   Incentive  Plan  compensation  or  other  bonus
            payments or a  combination  thereof to be earned by the  Participant
            pursuant  to his or her  employment  with the  Company  in each Plan
            Year.  A  Participant  may not defer less than one  percent  (1%) of
            either such  salary or annual  bonus  payments  in any Plan Year.  A
            Participant's  deferral election will apply only to salary or annual
            bonus payments  earned after  execution of the election and delivery
            of it to the Administrator.  Amounts deferred under the Plan will be
            accounted for in the manner described in Section 4.3 hereof.

            (b) Each deferral election is an irrevocable election. A Participant
            may not withdraw an amount  credited to his or her account  until he
            or she is  eligible  to  receive a  distribution  under  the  plan's
            distribution rules set forth in Section 4.4.

            (c) A Participant's initial election to participate in the Plan must
            be delivered to the  Administrator  within 30 days of the first date
            on which the  Participant is eligible to participate in the Plan. An
            Employee who is eligible but does not file a participation  election
            will be deemed to have elected a zero  deferral  election  under the
            Plan. A  Participant  may change his or her election to defer future
            salary  or  annual  bonus  payments  by  submitting  a  supplemental
            election form to the Administrator on or before the first day of any
            Plan Year as of which the change is to become effective.

            (d) A Participant  may terminate his or her election to defer at any
            time by giving written notice thereof to the Company. No termination
            of deferral shall be given retroactive effect, and any such election
            shall make the terminating  Participant ineligible for participation
            until the first day of the next Plan Year.

            (e) The  Company  shall be  responsible  for  payment of any amounts
            deferred   hereunder.   By  electing  to  participate  herein,  each
            Participant agrees to look solely to the Company for payment of such
            amounts.

         4.2 Interest.  In addition to the deferral amounts described in Section
4.1, the Company will pay interest on a Participant's account ("Interest"). Such
interest  will be credited to the  Participant's  account as of the date of each
deferral and will be posted to the Participant's  account on the earliest of the
last day of each Plan Year,  the date of termination of the Plan and the date on
which the Participant shall cease to be employed by the Company.  In the case of
a distribution,  interest will be credited  through the day prior to the date of
distribution.  Any Interest shall be credited only to the Participant's  account
in the Plan and is not payable to the  Participant in cash. The  Participant has
no right to such amounts other than through the  provisions of the Plan relating
to the  distribution of Plan benefits.  Interest will be credited by the Company
within the  limits  described  in this  section  to all  Participants  who defer
earnings  to the Plan during a Plan Year.  For  purposes  of this  section,  the
provisions  of the  Qualified  Savings  Plan  limiting  the  ability  of  highly
compensated  employees from  contributing to and sharing in contributions  under
the Qualified Savings Plan shall not apply.

            (a) Rate of  Interest.  Interest  under the Plan will be paid at the
            rate of seven and 84/100 percent  (7.84%) per annum on each deferral
            by the Participant for the respective pay period or annual bonus and
            on the amounts in the Participant's  account during a Plan Year that
            were contributed during previous Plan Year.

            (b)  Vesting.  A  Participant  is always  fully vested in his or her
            account under the Plan.

         4.3  Deferred  Compensation  Accounts.  A  separate  account  shall  be
established and maintained for each Participant reflecting the salary and annual
bonus amounts  deferred  pursuant to this Plan by the Participant as well as any
Interest credited to the Participant's account.

         4.4      Distributions

            (a)  Distributions  on  Disability,  Retirement  or  Termination  of
            Employment.  A Participant  will be entitled to a distribution  from
            this Plan when the Participant's  employment as an Employee with the
            Company is  terminated  by reason of  disability,  retirement  on or
            after age sixty-five or for any other reason. A Participant may also
            withdraw  all or a portion of the balance of his  account  under the
            Plan as of the last day of any  fiscal  quarter,  provided  that the
            Participant  has given the Company written notice of such withdrawal
            not less than thirty (30) days prior to the end of such quarter.  At
            that time the  Participant  shall be  eligible  to receive  all or a
            portion his or her account  balance as  designated  in the notice of
            withdrawal.  Any  withdrawal  other than under the first sentence of
            this  Section  4.4(a) will be subject to  forfeiture  of ten percent
            (10%) of the amount being so withdrawn.

            (b)  Termination  of  Plan.  If the  Plan is  terminated,  all  Plan
            Participants shall be entitled to receive immediate distributions of
            the entire balances of their accounts under the Plan.

            (c)  Change of  Control.  In the event of a change of control of the
            Company   followed   by  a  material   diminution   of  the  duties,
            compensation or employment  benefits of the Participant prior to the
            termination  of the Plan or the  Participant's  agreement  under the
            Plan,  the  Participant   shall  become  entitled  to  an  immediate
            distribution  of all  benefits  under  this Plan as of the  calendar
            month in which such  diminution  became  effective.  For purposes of
            this  Subsection,  a  "change  in  control"  shall be deemed to have
            occurred  if the  conditions  set forth in any one of the  following
            situations shall have occurred:

              (1) Any Person is or becomes  the  "beneficial  owner"  within the
              meaning of Rule 13d-3 under the  Securities  Exchange  Act of 1934
              (the "Exchange Act"), directly or indirectly, of securities of the
              Company  representing  30% or more of the combined voting power of
              the Company's then outstanding securities; or

              (2) During any period of two consecutive years, individuals who at
              the  beginning  of such  period  constitute  the Board and any new
              director  (other  than a director  designated  by a Person who has
              entered into an agreement with the Company to effect a transaction
              described in paragraphs (a), (c) or (d) of this subsection)  whose
              election by the Board or nomination  for election by the Company's
              stockholders  was approved by a vote of at least  two-thirds (2/3)
              of the directors then still in office who either were directors at
              the beginning of the period or whose  election or  nomination  for
              election was previously so approved  (other than approval given in
              connection with an actual or threatened proxy or election contest)
              cease for any reason to constitute a majority thereof; or

              (3)  The   stockholders   of  the  Company  approve  a  merger  or
              consolidation  of the Company  with any other  corporation,  other
              than (i) a merger  or  consolidation  which  would  result  in the
              voting  securities of the Company  outstanding  immediately  prior
              thereto   continuing   to   represent   (either  by  remaining  or
              outstanding or by being  converted  into voting  securities of the
              surviving  entity  or  parent  entity),  in  combination  with the
              ownership  of any trustee or other  fiduciary  holding  securities
              under an employee benefit plan of the Company, at least 50% of the
              combined  voting power of the voting  securities of the Company or
              such surviving entity (or parent entity)  outstanding  immediately
              after  such  merger  or   consolidation,   or  (ii)  a  merger  or
              consolidation  effected  to  implement a  recapitalization  of the
              Company (or similar  transaction) in which no Person acquires more
              than  30% of the  combined  voting  power  of the  Company's  then
              outstanding securities; or

              (4) The  shareholders  of the  Company  approve a plan of complete
              liquidation  of the  Company  or an  agreement  for  the  sale  or
              disposition  by the  Company  of all or  substantially  all of the
              Company's assets (or any transaction having a similar effect).

              For the  purpose  of this  Subsection,  "Persons"  shall  have the
              meaning given in Section  3(a)(9) of the Exchange Act, as modified
              and used in Sections  13(d) and 14(d) thereof;  however,  a Person
              shall not include (i) the Company or any of its subsidiaries, (ii)
              a trustee or other fiduciary holding  securities under an employee
              benefit plan of the Company or any of its  subsidiaries,  (iii) an
              underwriter temporarily holding securities pursuant to an offering
              of such  securities,  or (iv) a  corporation  owned,  directly  or
              indirectly,  by the  stockholders of the Company in  substantially
              the same proportions as their ownership of stock of the Company.

            (d) Form of Distribution.  The amount due the Participant under this
            Plan  shall  be paid to the  Participant  or,  in the  event  of the
            Participant's death, to the Participant's beneficiary in a cash lump
            sum  within  60 days of the date on which  the  Participant  becomes
            entitled to a distribution.  A Participant's  distribution  shall be
            used  first to  satisfy  any  debit  balance  or other  indebtedness
            Participant may have to the Company.  Further,  if in the opinion of
            the Company's management an immediate cash distribution would have a
            material  adverse effect upon the Company,  the Company may elect to
            pay  the  Participant  in  up to  five  equal  annual  installments,
            including  Interest  on the unpaid  balance at the rate set forth in
            Section 4.2(a) above.

         4.5  Funding.  It is the  intent  of the  Company  that this plan be an
unfunded  plan  for  tax  purposes  and  for  purposes  of  Title  I  of  ERISA.
Notwithstanding  that  intention,  the Company  shall have the option of setting
aside funds to satisfy its liabilities by funding this Plan through the purchase
of  insurance or through the  establishment  of a rabbi trust or the Company may
choose not to set aside funds to satisfy its liabilities under this plan at all.
If the Company  chooses to set aside funds into a rabbi trust,  the terms of the
rabbi  trust  shall  conform  at all  time  to the  terms  of  the  model  trust
promulgated by the Internal  Revenue Service in Revenue  Procedure 92-64. In any
event,  however,  the  rights  of  the  Participant  or any  Beneficiary  of the
Participant  shall  be  those  of an  unsecured  creditor  of the  Company.  Any
insurance  policy or other asset  acquired by the Company shall be deemed not to
be held in trust for the  benefit of the  Participant  and not to be  collateral
security for the performance of the obligations of the Company, but shall remain
a general, unpledged, and unrestricted asset of the Company.

         4.6 Other Benefit Plans.  The amount of each  Participant's  salary and
bonuses which he or she elects to defer under the Plan shall not be deemed to be
compensation  for the  purpose  of  calculating  the  amount of a  Participant's
benefits or  contributions  under a pension plan or  retirement  plan  qualified
under Section 401(a) of the Code, the amount of life insurance payable under any
life insurance plan  established or maintained by the Company,  or the amount of
any disability benefit payments payable under any disability plan established or
maintained  by the Company,  except to the extent  specifically  provided in any
such plan.

                       ARTICLE V - ADMINISTRATION OF PLAN

         5.1 Plan  Administrator.  The administration of the Plan shall be under
the  supervision  of the  Administrator.  It  shall be a  principal  duty of the
Administrator  to see that the Plan is carried out in accordance  with its terms
for the exclusive benefit of Participants without discrimination among them. The
Administrator will have full power to administer the Plan in all of its details,
subject to applicable requirements of law. For this purpose, the Administrator's
powers will  include,  but will not be limited to, the following  authority,  in
addition to all other powers provided by this Plan:

            (a) to make and  enforce  such  rules  and  regulations  as it deems
            necessary or proper for the  efficient  administration  of the Plan,
            including the  establishment  of any claims  procedures  that may be
            required by applicable provisions of law;

            (b) to exercise discretion in interpreting the Plan;

            (c) to exercise discretion in deciding all questions  concerning the
            Plan and the eligibility of any person to participate in the Plan;

            (d) to appoint such agents, counsel,  accountants,  consultants, and
            other  persons as may be  required  to assist in  administering  the
            Plan; and

            (e) to allocate and delegate its responsibilities under the Plan and
            to designate other persons to carry out any of its  responsibilities
            under the Plan, any such allocation,  delegation,  or designation to
            be in writing.

The  decisions  made  by and  the  actions  taken  by the  Administrator  in the
administration  of the Plan shall be final and  conclusive  on all persons.  The
Administrator shall not be liable for any actions taken in good faith.

         5.2 Examination of Records.  The  Administrator  will make available to
each  Participant  for  examination at reasonable  times during normal  business
hours such of the records under the Plan that pertain to the Participant,

         5.3 Reliance on Tables.  In administering  the Plan, the  Administrator
will be  entitled to the extent  permitted  by law to rely  conclusively  on all
tables, valuations,  certificates, opinions, and reports which are furnished by,
or in accordance with the instructions of accountants, counsel, or other experts
employed or engaged by the Administrator.

         5.4   Nondiscriminatory   Exercise  of   Authority.   Whenever  in  the
administration  of the Plan any  discretionary  action by the  Administrator  is
required, the Administrator shall exercise its authority in a non-discriminatory
manner so that all persons  similarly  situated will receive  substantially  the
same  treatment  and so that no  discretionary  acts  are  taken  that  would be
discriminatory under the Code.

         5.5  Indemnification of Administrator.  The Company agrees to indemnify
and to defend to the fullest extent permitted by law any Employee serving as the
Administrator  or  as  a  member  of a  committee  designated  as  Administrator
(including any Employee or former Employee who formerly served as  Administrator
or as a member of such committee)  against all liabilities,  damages,  costs and
expenses (including attorneys' fees and amounts paid in settlement of any claims
approved by the Company)  occasioned by any act or omission to act in connection
with the Plan, if such act or omission is in good faith.

                 ARTICLE VI - AMENDMENT AND TERMINATION OF PLAN

         6.1  Amendment and  Termination.  The Plan may be amended or terminated
when in the sole  opinion  of the  Company  such  amendment  or  termination  is
advisable.  The plan can be amended  retroactively  at any time,  except that it
cannot be  amended  so that it  materially  adversely  affects  the  rights of a
Participant who has vested benefits under the Plan. Any amendment or termination
shall be made by a written  instrument  signed by the Chief Executive Officer or
President and consented to by the Board or the Compensation Committee.

                        ARTICLE VII - CLAIMS FOR BENEFITS

         7.1  Submission of Claim.  Any claim for specific  benefits  under this
Plan shall be submitted to the Administrator.

         7.2 Notice of Denial of Claim.  If a claim for benefits under this Plan
is denied, the Administrator  shall provide notice to the claimant in writing of
the denial within 90 days after its submission. The notice shall be written in a
manner calculated to be understood by the claimant and shall include:

            (a) the specific reason or reasons for the denial;

            (b) specific reference to the pertinent Plan provisions on which the
            denial is based;

            (c)  a  description  of  any  additional   material  or  information
            necessary  for the claimant to perfect the claim and an  explanation
            of why such material or information is necessary; and

            (d) an explanation of the Plan's claims review procedures.

         7.3 Extension of Time. If special circumstances require an extension of
time for processing the initial claim, a written notice of the extension and the
reason therefor shall be furnished to the claimant before the end of the initial
90-day period. In no event shall such extension exceed 90 days.

         7.4 Review of Denial of Claim.  The  decision  on review  shall be made
within  60  days  of  receipt  of  the  request  for  review,   unless   special
circumstances  require  an  extension  of time for  processing,  in which case a
decision  shall be  rendered  as soon as  possible,  but not later than 120 days
after  receipt  of the  request  for  review.  If such an  extension  of time is
required,  written  notice of the  extension  shall be furnished to the claimant
before the end of the original  60-day  period.  The decision on review shall be
made in writing, shall be written in a manner calculated to be understood by the
claimant, and shall include specific references to the provisions of the Plan on
which the denial is based. If the decision on review is not furnished within the
time specified above, the claim shall be deemed denied on review.

                     ARTICLE VIII - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

         8.1 Information to Be Furnished. Participants shall provide the Company
and the  Administrator  with such  information and evidence,  and shall sign and
deliver such documents, as may reasonably be requested from time to time for the
purpose of administration of the Plan.

         8.2 Limitation of Rights.  Neither the  establishment  of the Plan, nor
any  amendment  thereof,  nor the payment of any  benefits  will be construed as
giving to any  Participant  or any other  person  any legal or  equitable  right
against the Company or Administrator, except as provided herein.

         8.3 Spendthrift  Clause.  No Participant or Beneficiary  shall have the
right to transfer, assign, alienate, anticipate, pledge, or encumber any part of
the  benefits  provided  by this  Plan,  nor shall such  benefits  be subject to
seizure by legal process by any creditor of such Participant or Beneficiary. Any
attempt to effect such a diversion or seizure  shall be deemed null and void for
all purposes  hereunder to the extent permitted by ERISA and the Code.  However,
the  prohibitions  contained  in this  Section  shall not restrict the rights of
setoff set forth in Section 4.4.

         8.4 Plan Not  Contract.  The Plan  shall not be deemed to be a contract
between the Company and any Employee or to be consideration or an inducement for
the  employment of any employee.  No  Participant  in the Plan shall acquire any
right to be retained in the  Company's  employ by virtue of the Plan,  nor, upon
his or her dismissal or upon his or her  voluntary  termination  of  employment,
shall  he or  she  have  any  right  or  interest  in the  Plan  other  than  as
specifically provided herein.

         8.5  Governing  Law. This Plan shall be  construed,  administered,  and
enforced according to the laws of Florida.

         8.6  Construction.  A pronoun  or  adjective  in the  masculine  gender
includes the feminine gender,  and the singular includes the plural,  unless the
context clearly indicates otherwise.

         8.7 Successors. This Plan shall not be terminated by a transfer or sale
of the assets of the  Company or by the merger or  consolidation  of the Company
into or with any other or  entity,  but the Plan shall be  continued  after such
sale,  merger, or  consolidation,  and the transferee,  purchaser,  or successor
entity shall be required as part of the sale, merger, or consolidation to assume
the obligations to the Employer under this Plan and to continue this Plan.

         8.8 Facility of Payment.  Any amounts  payable  hereunder to any person
who is under legal disability or who, in the judgment of the  Administrator,  is
unable to properly manage his or her financial  affairs may be paid to the legal
representative  of such  person or may be applied for the benefit of such person
in any manner which the Administrator may select,  and any such payment shall be
deemed to be payment for such person's account and shall be a complete discharge
of all liability of the Company with respect to the amount so paid.

         8.9  Withholding  Payroll Taxes.  To the extent required by the laws in
effect at the time compensation or deferred  compensation payments are made, the
Company shall  withhold from such  compensation,  or from deferred  compensation
payments made hereunder, any taxes required to be withheld for federal, state or
local government purposes.

         8.10  Administrative  Expenses.  All expenses of administering the Plan
shall be borne by the Plan and may be charged against the Participants' accounts
or any amounts  distributable  hereunder in the manner deemed appropriate by the
Administrator unless such amounts are paid by the Company.

         8.11  Prohibition of Law. Any provision of this Plan  prohibited by the
law of any jurisdiction  shall, as to such  jurisdiction,  be ineffective to the
extent of such prohibition without invalidating the remaining provisions hereof.

         8.12  Liability  of Company.  Except as  otherwise  expressly  provided
herein,  no  member  of the  Board  and no  officer,  employee,  or agent of the
Company,  shall have any  liability to any person based on or arising out of the
Plan except in the case of gross negligence or fraud.

         8.13   Resolution  of  Disputes.   Any  dispute   arising  between  any
Participant  and the  Company  pertaining  to the Plan  shall be  resolved  by a
committee  which shall consist of one or more  appointees of each of the Company
and the Participant. Any expense of legal fees incurred by any party to any such
dispute shall be borne by the party incurring the expense.

         IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Plan is executed on July _____, 1995.

                             UNIROYAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

                             By:/s/Martin J. Gutfreund
                                    Vice President - Human Resources
                                    and Administration

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                         UNIROYAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
                           DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN

                                    EXHIBIT A
                       LISTING OF PARTICIPATING EMPLOYEES

Name of Participating Employee                Date of Participation
------------------------------                ---------------------
Howard R. Curd                                August 15, 1995

Robert L. Soran                               August 15, 1995

George J. Zulanas, Jr.                        August 15, 1995

Oliver J. Janney                              August 15, 1995

Martin J. Gutfreund                           August 15, 1995

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                         UNIROYAL TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
                           DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN
                             DEFERRAL ELECTION FORM

Name (Please Print)_____________________________ Social Security #_____________
                   (Last)       (First)     (MI)

         In  accordance   with  the   provisions  of  the  Uniroyal   Technology
Corporation - Deferred Compensation Plan, I hereby elect to defer the portion of
the salary and annual bonuses specified below that would otherwise be payable to
me for services as an employee, for the period beginning _____, 19__, and ending
___, 19__.

Deferral Amount for Salary:

                                      Amount of Salary Deferred $__________
Deferral Amount for Bonuses:

                                      Amount of Annual Bonus Deferred $________

Beneficiary  Designation:  In the event of my death,  all benefits payable on my
behalf  from the Plan shall be paid to my  beneficiary  designated  below or the
last person that I previously  designated  for this Plan if I have not completed
this section of this form.  Any  designation  of  beneficiary  that I make below
revokes  all prior  designation  that I have made under this Plan.  If I make no
designation  on this or any prior form filed with the  Administrator  under this
Plan, my benefits will be paid to the beneficiary  entitled to my benefits under
the Uniroyal  Technology  Corporation  401(k) Savings Plan or any successor plan
thereto.

Name of Beneficiary_________________________    Relationship__________________

Attach an additional  sheet  describing your  designation if you need additional
space.

I understand that my deferred  amounts and interest  thereon will not be paid to
me until I terminate  employment  with Uniroyal  Technology  Corporation  or its
successor  and will then be paid to me (or to my  beneficiary)  in a lump sum. I
acknowledge  that I have  received a copy of the Plan and that I understand  its
terms and conditions. I acknowledge that this election is irrevocable. By making
this election, I hereby consent to be bound by all of the terms of the Plan.

Date:_______________                  ____________________
                                              Employee

Received and accepted on the ________ day of  _________, 19__.

By: __________________________, On Behalf of the Administrator

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