The mark consists of a three-gable roofed house. It consists of nine (9) 90-degree angles each leg of the angle appearing to be equal to the other. The intersect of the 90-degree angle is thick and each leg tapers extending to pointed terminus. Six (6) of these 90-degree angles are traditionally positioned with one (1) leg on the horizontal and the other leg in the vertical. Two (2) of these are positioned adjacent (but not touching) with the horizontal leg of one pointing to the left and the horizontal leg of the other pointing to the right. Behind and offset to each of these are two (2) more 90-degree angles for a total of three (3) to the right and three (3) to the left. The three (3) remaining are positioned with the 90-degree angle intersect pointing up as a "peak" with each leg extending downward at an approximate 45-degree angle. The first peak is positioned above the centerline of the traditionally positioned 90-degree angles. The other two (2) peaks are offset (one to the right; one to the left) and higher than the center peak angle.