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.- Fahniary I I Moiiah Concerned Parents few Better Education are

jpottsoring a coffee hour on February 11 at7 plm. at the MtoevBtey .F.W. Hattto dlseoss the educational system atMoriah Central School.

'.•••:;'•'February 3 1 ..- ; > r ' ' B o y Scout Troop 72 will hold a Spaghetti dinner at the

Elks Room Wed, Feb. i t frotu 5 till 4 are ttfag.' Eighty tickets are being sold at $ 4 each. Children under eig&i free* pinner includes spaghetti « $ meatballs, salad, Italian bread, coffee, tea or mil l . Second dish of spaghetti and sauce "free." All Struts will be selling uclcsts. This dinner will be 100% better than last year. Scouts and Scoutmasters have learned a lot since then,

February I I ttconderoga Sentinel Rooster Club will meet Wednes­

day* February l i a t 7 p,tu. at the resource center of the Ticonderoga Higk School.

Fehraary 1 1 T h e Esses County Community Services. Board will

bold their monthly meeting on Wednesday, February 11* at -''1:30 Pj>m. at the Hand House, River'Street, HiaMbeifctown, ' '

"'. ' ? ^e lwaaiy 11 > <* There will be a meeting of the High School Parent Ad-

visory Council on Wednesday, February 11 at 7 p.m. in the high school resource center. Hie, public is, invited to attend. There will be a presentation by the high school Mathematics Department, , ' r

*•'• •; * f F e h w w y t 4 ; The Ticonderoga Chapter DAR will hold a regular

meeting Saturday, Feb. 14 at 2 num. at the home of Miss Ruth \Vood. Apaper. 4 T h f €(f Ticonderoga Chapter EIAR" will ber%4 b|[$fa*. Harold Stewart.

. >mt^. „" .\Titkm$~M\ """ .'"'"..' . "f$& | |^flerc>ga,' Ifenior Citizen Club will hold their c i |vgre | ;^yi s ta l er .-Tuesday;,' Feb'. 17th at 6 p.tn, in ; the ir^im : at the Civic Center. Come and bring a dish of y o « w o | 6 i c * .

February 21 The 8th annual Benson fishing derby will take place on

Saturday, February 21 and Sunday, February 22. Everyone is welcome toattend.

Fehroary 28 Dinner Dance Saturday, Feb. 28th at the Ticonderoga

Armory. Music by the "New Edition-" Dinner 7:30 p.m. Dancing 9-1. Donation $5 per person. Benefit of the Chdlson Volunteer Fire Dept. Legal beverages will be sold. Tickets can be reserved by calling 585-3390 or 585-6967.

March 5 On March 5, 6, and 7, die Mddlebury Community

Players proudly present "Butterflies Are Free" at the Middlebury Inn. This delightful play by Leonard Gershe first opened on Broadway in 1969. It is die story of a young blind man, Don, who is escaping an overprotec-trve mother and trying to go it alone, learning whether or not he has die talent to become a song writer.

There will be three performances: Thursday, March 5 - show only - 8 p.m. Tickets are $4. On Friday and Satur­day die Inn and Players are offering a special din­ner/theatre production beginning at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $15 per person. (Price includes show, meal, tax and gratuity*)* There are lmited>namber>Qf, seats available so reserve early. For tickets and information call The Mid; dlebury Inn 802-388-4961.

Hospital Notes Moses-Ludlngton Hospital

Febraary 5, 1981 ADMISSIONS:

Crown Point John Meachem.

Port Henry Thelma DuBois, Hazel Spaulding.

Ticonderoga Archie Snow, Arvilla Gibbs, Eugene Alteri, Jr., Joseph McBride, Daniel Woodard.-

DISCHARGES: Port Henry

Thelma DuBois. Putnam Station

Frances Bougeois, Frank H. Charlton. Tfcoaderoga

Shirley Crowe, Robert L. McNeal, Deborah Spicer.

Drainage woes topic of talk

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How do you remove ex­cess water from problem areas i n fields, backyards and roadways? This will be die topic of a program

, to be presented by the Soil and Water Conserva-

~*ion District on February . 10 and 11.

Commonly called land ' drainage, the District

Staff will fully cover the types of equipment and materials most often used. A movie and slide presen­tation will relate the prin­ciples of land drainage through actual situations.

The program will be held at tiie following loca­tions and times: Feb. 10,

i 1:30-3 p.m. Agricultural Center, Westport. Feb. 10, 7:30-9 p.m. Civic Center , Ticonderoga. Feb. 11 , 1:30-3 p.m.

Improved soil drainage can produce higher yields of better quality crops, and reduce repair costs of

Brant earns honors

Michael Wright Brant of Ticonderoga has been listed©it the Dean's List at

" Atlanta. Ga„ for Fall.

roads, buildings, and sep­tic systems.

H&R Block will (Kxofnpany you

to an IRS outfit. a True D False

It's TRUE f h e n | | ^ ^ % . ^ , . prepttres'your i£totnjrj^4'iV?\| someone who knows aUabOut • . iiWMfleitaft M d J $ « W | # i^ewfu" yotir ceiunV pir|aijr |b* ', the audit interview. It's; someone who « ^ go with you « no addition*! cost, not as s fegil representative, but to answer ail questions about how your taxes were prepared W L l MAKE THE TAX LAWS

WORK FOR Y W

H*R BLOCK THE MC&W fftX PEOPLE .

Gibson Motel So. Way n* Ave. ^

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Dorothy Nichols, im Miss D o r o t h y B .

Nichols, 79/resident of Putnam Station, died Sun­day, February 1, 1981 at M o s e s - L u d i n g t o n Hospital. She warn bora in , Hague, August 30, 1901, the daughter of the late Wallace and Mildred (Cross) Nichols. She was a member of t h e L o g Cbapel-of Putnam.

Survived by one sister: Marguerite Nichols of Putnam: one brother:

In the Service

Tfcoaus Y. LaFotat* Kavy "Aviation

-Machinist's Mate 3rd Class, Thomas Yl La-Pointer son of George A. and Virginia B , taPointe

vof 303 Champlain Ave. , Ticonderoga^ served ,on ikW Armed 'Forces In­augura l C o m m i t t e e <AFIC), .* • *

The AFJC « a $ a joint'

Richard of Owego. U t t tad several nlecea mi nephews. Caiuai M i t will he conducted at (he ncaaong. tuernient *in' WUcoi & Regsn Funeral m,% Maadow K a o l l

Chapel Tuesday. Funeral Canjatery, Putnam in the aervicca will be conducted spt1a«. Wednesday at 11 a.m. at • ^ ^ \ \

Paul Gallant, 41, dies Paul Gallant, 41, resi­

dent of C4d Post Road, Bedford, H.Y. coHapaed a n d d i e d Saturday, January 31,1981 after suf­fering aa apparent heart attack during a tennis game at the Bedford Golf and Tennis d a b in Bed­ford. He *ru a vice uresi-dent of the Grey Advertis­ing Agency in Hew York C i t y , H e waa horn November 21, 1939 in Ticonderoga, the son of John and Viola (Hoyt) G a l l a n t . He * « * * graduate of Ticonderoga High School and Union day.^hfttary 3%

CoUege i n Schenectady, _, ^

Prior to becoining a vice president of Grey Adver­tising Agency, he was associated with the D,K.J. Advertising Agency fr New York. Besides his parents he is survived by hit wife Mtaryr one son: Paul Jr.; one daughter-

" Sarah; one brother: John

Jr. of New York 0 t y ; two • i i t e r a : M t f . Joyce Ellsworth o f Binghamp-ton, N X and Mrs. ftuth

' mtm of U a Vegas, Nev. Funeral services ywere conducted at St. Patricks Church, Bedford Tues-

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James R.Murdock, fe

Murdock joins State Bank Board James R. Murdock, Jr.

has b e e n named a member of the State Bank of Albany's Ticonderoga' Port Henry Advisory Board according to a re­cent announcement by Frank H Odell, Presi-

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CPR refresher course offered

February is Heart Month. What could be better than to learn CPR ( C a r d i o p u l m o n a r y R e s u s c i t a t i o n ) the American Red Cross says "Keep 'em pumpin. Learn CPR, SpyWtiFeJ:tt "

On February l^tb, 6:30-10:30, February 14th, 9:30-1:30 and February 15, 1-5, a one-day CPR Refresher class will be given, all people whose cards expire in January, February, March or April. This will be held at the Ticonderoga Fire House. Cost is $3. Please pre -reg i s ter . Call Dolback's 585-7473.

On March 6, 7 and 8 a full 10 hour CPR course will be given for new per­sons who wish to obtain a card. Payment of $4 is due in advance .and non­refundable.

For more information or reg is trat ion call 585-7473, Edward or Bet­ty Dolback.

MLH to initiate Childbirth classes

Beginning ott Tuesday, February 17V 1981 , M o s e s r t ti d^ tf g t O n Hospital will beMn the

dent He is.an Attorney at Law with an office in Ticonderoga.

Murdock is a Ticonderjdga' native and graduated5 , from Port Henry High School. He received his B.A. from

assist interested people in preparing for the birth of their child.

The classes will cover a six-week period and will be held in the. Pavilion from 7:30 to 9 p!m. Light refreshments will be serv­ed.

Classes will cover nutri-" u ^ n ^ d f u i g pregnancy.

ceaures and medical aspects of labor and delivery. A film will be shown depicting labor, delivery and care of the newborn, A tour of the facility and meeting with maternity staff personnel is also planned.

Infant feeding, in­cluding breast feeding, will be incorporated in the after-delivery care of the infant segment of the pro­gram.

The expectant mother, father, relative or friend is encouraged to attend

classes. Thes classes- will be

taughLby. Marion Russ, RN; Margaret. Warden, RN; Mary Teamen, EN; Mariattftolysko, RN; Lin­da Schwarte, FNP; Lyhjn

Hbbart College in 19f&, graduated front- Albany Law School in 196$ and. was, subsequently admit­ted to the bar .""Active in professional affairs, he is a member of the "Essei County. New York State

•and . A m e r i c a n './Bar Associatioijis as well, .as Kappa Sigma Fraternity,

Murdock and his wife Karen.' make their home in Ticonderoga. .

may call Marion Russ, RN.) iGoprdiQaiftci* at

Wenzs' have new baby boy, Brandon

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wen?, of Marcy. N.Y. are the parents of a son Bran-

" don Robert, born January 28th at the Rome Murphy

-Memorial Hospital', Rome, N.Y.

Mrs. Wejtz is the former Virginia, C o ^ quhoun of Lee Center, N.Y, '»..•.;••• . - • " ' T T ^ : ^ • They pfep ;havei^tsifO dfhe'r sons Frarikie 4?/aV

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m^Z,::\°JZ Westport Weekend Festival ^ e e that planned, ^coor1^ ~ ' - * , - ,v - * " * , , " > , * . , .dinated and ? u f « " j « J *''Thev^sstport'Chamber ^ e i a | a i ^ ' a t 2 p J B » .

the > ^ * » * * * ! * . Us third anntaal^outdW ^ W r « » * * W ' - « t . the augdration. About 120 tend mi W e g t p o r t ^ fVfeltportrliofet,a buffet people were i « i t o "&e^|fianiplain. i*m*fimm * * »erved the committee, with the < « v w i f s m ^ Jm f m . 9

staff increased^ to about - , - t h e weekend starts Fri- « . » * - fol lowed by a 1,600 during January. The ,day-evening, February " ' J

"eight subcommittees *of ^ 1 3 ^ a t fl p .m. irith, the AFIC were^esponsi-^ AWestport,a Annual North

Country Broomball Tour-nanYent; Following the competition, there will bev

free skaung for the entire family at the same skating facility.

ble for the parade, public affairs, transportation, medical services, military aides, ' logistics, com­munications and special events. *

A 1978 graduate of, T i c o n d e r o g a H i g h School. LaPointe joined* the Navy in November 1978

"Mines and Men" Program Feb. 15 (

**"%r/ m $ P Farreil. »

Republic Steel, will pre­sent a program entitled "Mines and Men" on Sun­day. February IS at' 2:30 p.m. in the Adirondack Center Museum, Route 9, Elizabethtown. This pro­gram is one of a series of winter' programs held weekly from January through''April and" spon­sored by the E£ssex County Historical Society. Ad­mission is free* and refreshments will be^serv-ed. You are cordially in­vited t o attend this special program.

record-hop at WADA 'jpoo<or#d% the student, cottUcitahd'the Chamber. TheSUfll and queen of the festivities l»ut be crowned

'atUuitume,.- * ( - ^

W s u h d a y for those in­terested in mowmobihng the tac^lriH commence at

Saturday'sactivltieswai; l ^ m / a t the Golf include * town-wide i ce Qubhoute i tod' finish at sculpture contesf> afUO" the/*faku^»n1ityfoliow-a.m. the red nose run for ^ ed h y figure skaung and' contestants of aU ages, at .speed, skating contest 12noon cross crountry ski " *hlch will atart a t 2: p.m.

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Thursday, the Agency will conyene for, a short plenary session to discUSS committee assignments and scheduling.

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Ticonderoga, N.Y. 585-2827

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Crown Point wit* IhiiwarVnT

*tw Point Central School. Two Scouts were pro-

Barnett

t Seniors learn of Knapp honors

guest of honor # » BrMalL moted into Webelos Shower on Tuesday even- ^They w e r e Wil l iam

j h e Knapp Senior Citizen Club of Crown jfoiat met at their haft on February 4th. Tfce tables Jets m keepiag with Valentine Days. A VaMi-

tiue sgned »y » e P 1 ^ ; J n t , J>owglas Brooks and bis * » » . *^yrt»e. a » * «P*

l ^ s f r o « the Gunnison's | * # a n k were at each "«>ce setting. A delicious Covered* dish noon htn-"cheou, wt» aervevd. T h e business .meeting follow­ed, "opeofog, with the Pledge to the Flag. Mrs. Sally Pinehin led'with the reciting of the Lord's

Mrs. Ha,2;el Searles and Mrs. Gladys Stanton will be in charge. He also an­nounced that Fire Com­pany of town brought the Vial of Lrfe containers

Hall was the former home of Seaman Knapp, the reason for the Senior Club choosing this name for their club* Robin made the presentation and the

add the papers to h e filled map was accepted by vice dn* and placed inside the president. Harold Wright re1frigeirato|rr It ?is impor­tant ' ' that ^ m y c - n e regatdlcs's of agehaveone in( ^ase Jof eJnefgency.,

Tins way the doctor, am-bulahce driver and others wilf kno# y;our ailmtents. who ^our doctor" i s , etc!,

fRobln! aha PatWcia Knapp came during the meeting with large framed

ii, . - . illustrated; map 'ofv

» w W ^ d e n t a n d o u n c - ^ "W^ljjrigtoft, D C..- pom-ed thats there wut'ise a ting 'out the location -of " « « e a of.Blopd Pressure . theJT^A^ches .Onewas Clhuea held'each-month- t de^ica^cs.^to^.Seamau

^ r i n ^ t h ^ e a r ^ ^ s e - ^ a f ^ f ^ > a s j g ^ *cbnd Taeaday^ o f^*he .^"Scho^l Master (<rf " - * - -^inonihifromlto^n.tnblt , AmencaU Agriculture, JhM iber JU the ^fenior with 'Seaman Knapp ,Qfi«mBau«Thpnextone ^83Srt911" w j ^ f * « wiR1)e>held on^March ^ S e a r c h . R^bmvhad taken

^0m.,The-foodcomimitee -.pictures m color and in-for thcABarma^named. eluded these m the frame. JprthKmonOk^March, Sinceithe former Masonic

^0aa!Andersbn

on behalf of the Ciutr Thts hangs in the Knapp meeting teom. * The nominating cdm-

mittee gave their report on officers, with election tot THS held at the ndxt meeting which i s on March 4th. fr ,•<•

^hig, February 3rd. J"he party was held at the home of Mrs. Cotote 'Titus on Pearl Street, Crown Point, Assistant hos tesses were Mrs , Renee Titus. Mrs. Rhon­da ChUds, Miss Leila Hunsdon.

White wedding bells and pastel yellow crepe paper was u s e d i n decorating. Games were played and prizes were awarded. Mrs Theresa Noel, grandmother to the br ides -be won the door prize. ,

T h e guest of honor opened Her, many gifts,

* Refreshments, were served including a two tiererd shower cake made and decorated T*y Lori Titus. The t o p layer was in the form of a heart and iced fy white, and decorated'*in

Du Shane and William Cook,

• A Pinewood Derby race was held, Winners were as follows; 1st place, Nathan Rice; 2nd place* Bobby Matraw and 3rd place was Cory Tubbs. A turtle race also took place with Glenn Russell placcing first, DWane JDuShane won second place and David Matraw won third.

Plans for the Blue iand Gold Banquet to be held Feb 25th at the Crown Point Central School are. underway.

„ Dinner For Ministers "The Rev. Patricia

-Dykistra and the Rev. Timothy Dykstra were honored with a dinner to welcome theiro Into Crown Point as ministers to the FiTst Congregat iona l

(Left to tight) Essex County Sheriff Robert LaVigne, Stale Senator Ron Stafford, Clinton County Sheriff Russell Trombly and Assemblyman Andy Ryan met recent­ly in Albany at the Annual Legislative Conference of the N.Y.S. Sheriffs Assocta-tk>». Sheriffs from throughout uie stalegathered to discuss legisladon with tnelr nepresentatlves in the Senate and Assembly.

Another Volanteer We would like -to, add

the *• name, of Michelle Joiner ^to the list s of -volunteer ^collectors ~for the Heart ^und.^She will d o the lower part of the

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pink, 'reading, Maty tfn£ CChu^h and^the United * Fred, it was topped with^a Methodist Church of miniature bride doll, K k

Guests; yere^present frOm^Mineville, Jvfojnah and Crown PoihU £ x

Pack 70 Holds Meeting f ; G u b ScoW^Paqk 70, CTOwn Pointt he ia £ meeting on Wednesday t

vJan '28th u t the, Crown

town. The carry-in dinner was, held at the Hammond Chapel on Friday evening. January 30th.

The Mbisters have an office in the Congrega­tional Parsonage open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p m. The address of the office is Box 297, Crown

Point and the phone number is 597-3783.

Sorry About That... The name of Mary In-

glestott was inadvertently omitted from the list of volunteer workers in col­lecting for the Heart Fund Drive being carried on this month. Mary is one of the faithful ones who has helped for many years.

ChartiplaRi Vaf/ey teMril $a*mgs lists three promotions -#s .'i *a_M^^^^MlaaaaaH | • • • • H M a i waaaaaaWKaaWaWmm

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- * . « %ith- l e s s than, a week ' v ide 'us , with musical p g o before our Reck/u , * entertainment throughout

[pletedfilt loo 'g. ':!^elicioust' items.

. il?Cm;iMdlr0ie 13th (we

the iderits -wl^^ailk, jrock

Ind:-;:^. .$S§&^.$g: . _,_,- .s^dsn^Sled', in" th^r..

4anies^^fanu%, friends^ ' ^ f f ^ ^ ^ a h d ' l o c a l

bisuieises:~ti$ffl&S$fflm... " " ' • " % i .

;nanieEof^^%nf' higr'

Dart Game* and; Fish pond

' wi&'p'rizes for "everyone; Homemade Valentines

•/ will also be available for a '-smajl^donation. i- Vfh will be having" a

number of contests" in­cluding baloon races,

- jumping rope, and.Wheel Chair R a « s . Prizes are

¥ beiig ^donated by area businesses. . itjie newly elected King

< and Queen of. Hearts will », sign^over the whole affair.

There will be an auction, a raffle for handmade dpll, and a "Guess the

^ ^ ^ s o r i s t ' e ^ S i t t ^do the KjM'^bSs ih le id earn this

'#^4*;v'.'. ''' . \K^G%-^a^enJine\^Day, . # t t u r ^ a y m ? l*hi;wfth all { 0 t hardworkbehind us,

^^.pifan.on a daysof £mv ;M>UM, „Vv „ ~ — . ^ , I , P . S , w i U t l e » s d d - s ^ fNiuflber of Hearts" con-

• B^^i^tive^ftomL^MLNH>.^ tesfetoo. »• * ^ K , ' ^ i ^ heat;a11 a la f s.i * : s% e - Jamboree wilL take ! i^te|e|njn|t dh your radio, piade from 1 to 4. Alfepjto-^B^^^i'^a^aa^^'y^tt'-^^eelMi'will go directiyfto

isfoikus on tnailday? the „American Heart j ^ | i M | ^ - l o t s of .-^AVoraation to be used

^ l ^ f g C to_ do" J i d s e e - 'locally* We hope. you'll something for everyone come meet us and support

ftggpulitr - / e n t e r t a i n e r usf as ivell as h a ^ a ^ a o d ' Laurie Norton will pro- time with us

Joan Saunders has been promoted to the position ojf* »• - V i c e P r e s i d e n t / M a r k e t i n g Born in Antigo, Wiscon­s i n , S a u n d e r s i s a graduate of Northwestern U n i v e r s i t y , and the S c h o o l o f Bank Marketing. She has been a bank marketer since 1972, affiliating with Champlain Valley Federal Savings in 1980

Saunders has served as a member of the Bank Marketing Community

uf^aP^'iWm-merce and past Chairman of the United Way Fund Drive. She is currently the Chairman of the Advisory Council for the Business and Economics Depart­ment at PSUC; is a member .of the Board of Directors, for the Council on the Arts for Clinton County, a member of the Board of Directors for the Uni ted Way, and a member of the Communi­ty Resource Department Committee for the Clinton County Cooperative Ex­tension.

She is the mother of four sons, and resides in Keeseville with her hus­band, James Van Tilburg.

Mrs. McMuitry: 91 Years Young,!

Mrs. Gertrude McMur-try formerly of Crown Point celebrated her 91st birthday at her home in Glens Falls on January 22nd. She wishes to thank all her friends and r e l a t i v e s who sent greetings i also for the telephone calls she receiv­ed.

Her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lit­chfield of Buckland, Mass. took a chicken din­ner complete with a birth­day cake to her home for the noon meal. That even­ing the family gathered for dinner, including her granddaughter, Joan and family came from Albany; her daughters, Mrs. Helen

Groom and Mrs. Ger­trude Glebus. Her grand­son. S/Sgt. James Glebus surprised her by coming home from the Air Force Base in Omaha, Nebraska.

Mrs. McMurtry had recently been hospitalized but seemed to be enjoying good health and felt that she had an eventful birth­day.

Valerie Alexander to^Wed Mr. and Mrs. Douglas

Alexander of North Main Street, Port Henry wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Valerie A lexander to Brian Benedict, son of Phil and Maye Benedict of Bristol, Vt. A May 2nd wedding is planned.

Phillip W. Newcomb

Phillip W Newcomb has been prbmoteti to Ih'e position Of Seni6frVice President. Newcomb has been affiliated with CVFS since 1969, most recently serving as Vice President and Manager of the Plati-sburgh Main Office.

Born in B o s t o n . Newcomb holds a BA Degree in Forrestry from the University of New Hampshire. He has com­pleted many courses for Financial Institutions, and real es tate appraisal courses.

Newcomb is married to the former Elaine H. Tut-ton of Ithaca. The Newcombs reside in Peru with their three daughters and a son.

Matthew R. Gervais. of Malone. has been named

loan Saunders

Fxecuti\e Vice President of CVFS Gervais had

/formerly served as Vice President and Manager of the Malone office.

Gervais came to CVFS in February of l^b1) from

Matthew R. Gervais

the Farmers National Ba.nk of Malone. where he also held the position

! of Vice President. Gervais is married to

the former Gladys Stamas of Malone. They are the parents of two sons:

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