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Miss Joan
Lanktree
Married
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First, pork chops are smothered, to make oadrrful dita far
family ar company.
Smothered Pork Chops
r
I tablespoons Hour
t rup hot waler
I tebletpor vinegar
t cup seedless raisina
I Iota pork chop
halt
V leaspooa sage '
I large tart apple
I tablespoon anouuaes
Have chops cut 1" (hick; sprinkle with H teaspooa salt aad
sage. Brewa well aa fat edge; brewa oa both sides. Arrsnge la lay
tr ia baling dun. Car apples; cul la U slicei; place aa cbopa.
Add molasses. Add Hour la 111 ia skillet; rook unlil browned, ttirrui
constantly. Add water; rook stimng ceaataatly, until mixture thick-
taa. Add riaegar, H leatpeoa salt aad raisins; pour am cbopa
apple. Cover; baka ta moderate eea, 3 degrees, 1 hour, ar uatil
apple are leader. Serve a.
The Chine inspired tali dish bick Ukea pineapple and lamb.
Rice, at course, is aa important part of the recipe:
Chinese Pineapple Limb
1 cup beet itork ar bouillon
1 can (No. I) beaa sprouts
I caa (No. 1 pineapple chunks.
drained
1 tablespoon cornstarch
J tablespoons soy sauro
1 pounds boneleaj Iamb
I tablespoons snorteninf
W cup chopped onioa
1 cup sliced celery
1 caa ! or) mushrooms and
liquor
Salt aad pepper
Cut Iamb ia thia slices about 1 inches square. Brown la hot
shortening, add onioa and celery and brow a lightly. Add mushrooms
aad liquor, seasoning s and bouilloa. Cover and sunnier 1 hour. Add
beaa sprouts and pineapple. Blend cornstarch and soy sauro and stir
into hot mixture. Cook uatil thickened, stirring carefully. Serve over
hot canned chow meia noodles or steamed rice. Serves I.
Pork again joint apples ia a recipe this time to bo served with
spaghetti:
Smuge ind Apple Rings with Spaghetti
Sugar
Cooked spaghetti
1 pound sausage
S tablespoons butter
I largo cooking apples
Brown saaaage la a fryiag paa aad allow la eaak slowly aatil
thoceegaly eaa. Raaaeve treat fryiag paa aad pear off eiceas fat.
Add batter, aad wbea bat add apple which have beea eared aad
eat lata H kaeh slices. Waea brewa aa aa aide, tara, sprlakl very
goaeraasly with sagar aad eaak aUwIy aatil leader, which will re
ewtre aaly a few sataates. Cask spaghetti, batter (eaeraasly and
heap la eeater af bat platter aad aarroaad with aaesage aad apple
Hags.
Around Town . . .
By JEXTME ENGLISH
HOLIDAY PARTIES ... Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Greni will bo hosts
for aa informal open house on
Sunday afternoon at their Ken
wood Avenue residence ... a
group of the young married set
have been invited to cau between
I and 4 o'clock . . . The hosts'
daughter, Julie, will greet guests
at the door ....
A Christmas eaffee ... Is
plaaaed far Moaday waea Mrs.
Raymaad Cammiags, Mrs. Fred
erick Spreale aad Mrs. Leeaard
Milllf aa ealertaia at the farmer's
Klagwaad Heights name, 131 Ter
race Drive ... The hostesses
have Invited a free af their far
mer aebeel friends and yaeaf mat
raa ta call betweea 11 aad 1
a'eleek ...
A dlaaer . . . hostess tonight will
be Mrs. Jack M. Miller, who is en
tertaining for the pleasure of her
husband oa his' birthday at their
Crestvlew Drive borne . . . Bidden
to the buffet dinner for Mr. filler
are Mr. and Mrs. larneuus i.
Bateson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Ramey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Eoff, Mr. aad Mrs. Dwight Quisen-
berry, Mr. ana Mrs. noun uuoo,
Mr. and Mrs. uate fence ana mr.
and Mrs. Robert Thompson
A gala event . . . af tonight will
bo the fannal Christmas dlaaer
aaaea af the Waverly Oak
the affair will he held at the Mar
ian Hotel's GM Ream win ui
DeSoasa aad his orchestra playing
for daaclag . . . Gaesu iram o-
mUmmrn far the dance laelade Mr.
..j Mn. jame Gastafsan af
Partlaad. wha wlU bo gaesta af the
gamael Robbs ... Mr. ana Mrs.
Warsea Hoater af Dallas, wha wlU
be gaeaU of the Kebert HamllUai
.... Salens gaena wmnwum -aad
Mrs . Robert Nelson, Mr. aad
Mrs. James Armpriest, Mr. aad
Mrs. Hagh Cale, Mr. aad Mrs.
Hareld WestfaH. Mr. aad Mrs.
Raaert Daw. Mr. aad Mrs. Staart
Smith. Mr. aad Mrs. Donald Freel,
Mr. aad Mrs. Ernest H. Miller.
Mr. aad Mrs." Leaaard Ryaa, Mr.
aad Mrs. Jay T. Rarlck. Misa
Eaalec Peckeaaaagk aad Raaald
Nirbala. . . , . ,
VISITORS ... are arriving hourly
tiut hnlidava and from London.
England have come Sergeant and
Mrs. Marvin Britton (Marjorie
McAllister)' and children. Tommy
and Kathy, who Is three monins. .
Mr. Britton has been ia England
for three years and his wife over
two years . . . Enroute to Oregon
they stopped in Ahoskie. North
Carolina to visit Sergeant Britton's
. parents . . . While in Salem they
will be guests of her mother. Mrs.
Dexter McAllister . . . after the
first of the year the Brittons will
be leaving for his new assignment
in Spokane. . .
. Arriving . . . the capital this
. weekend for the boltdars are Mr.
J aad Mrs. Georf e Abbott aad sees.
, Gears aad Rick, af El Cerrtte,
! Calif, wba wtfl be gaests at the
J kease of her arothetJa-Uw aad
i aMar. Dr. aad Mrs. Leoa Barrirk
. . Oa Ctratan Day the ea'Jre
. Ocaler faaafly wlB gather
ar at tke nanrry haaa
The wedding receptioa was held
in the Kirby Room. Mrs. J. A.
Wsgner, sunt
lilted by Miss
Miss Constance Doelman. poured.
Mrs. George Frum cut the cake.
Assisting were Miss Anne Ritchey
of New York City. Miss Shirley
Mitchell and Miss Sigrid Converse.
For going away the new Mrs.
Wagner donned a brown sheath
dress with matching coat and ac
cessories. She pinned green or
chids to her ensemble. The newly
weds will be at home in Salem
at 217 Maple Ave. NE after
Jan. 1.
Salem Man
Weds in
Texas
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dalton Castle
of Salem have recently received
word of the marriage of their son
Jon Dalton Castle, to Miss Joyce
Thommarson, daughter of the Rev.
and Mrs. R. D. Thommarson of
Alvard. Texas.
re all The couples marriage took
Drirlac . . . north this weekend place on December 16 at the home
to spend Christmas in the capital of the bride with her father of
roar, watte ctiyteaiaa-
mum aad wkHa caadUa aratkto
eatuag tar la I arte mat wo
dtag af htu Jaaa Ijitia Laaktra
aad Jamr Jay Wsgner aa Fnday
went at la Jaaaa Ua Methedul
taurrh. Ta brid is the daughter
af Mr. aad Mr Cheater W
traa aad Mr. Wagarr is Ih aaa
af Mrs Lay Wagare.
Th Rev. Luther G. Raker Jr.
aatMrd by the Krv. Glra Viraea.
uarl af Ih brldr. pertarmed Ih
I nott meenony. The Kev. Mr.
Baker sang and Mrs. t hoe Bene-
dKt aat the arganM Joha Rob
erta aad Thomat Krhiuu aer Ih
aCDj)tr
Of ahil Chantilly Uc aad lull
aai the bridal gma. lathtaned
a ah kg time aad oankirt of
lore aad tulle a ilk lace cuteut
aad a ahlle laffrta cummerbund.
A croaa af seed prarli held la
plare her tfltutoa A and sh car
ried a ahitr prayer book brlong
tag la her grandmother, ahlck aas
lopped auk red roar.
AUradaale Wear Red Velvet
The bride's altrntlaals aac red
telvet shralb goans wiih a hit
velet headpiece and carried
hit velvet mulft ta which
pinned red roar klnu Anita Wag
suter af the groom, aa the
maid of honor and bridesmaids
ore VIim Carol Mrlford and Mis
Margie Hartuns. The
tendant. Miss Sheila M
tree, sister of th brld.
full skirted red velvet frock
sat la cummerbund and
hue muff with rose.
Arnold Wagner, stood
brother as best man and
ere Alton Watson, Gerald Kep-
pinger, Jerry Watsoa and A lei
K IUII1. I mm - m ,
Mrs. Lanktree chose a royal blue fr J it.
ulk ahralh eawa arllh malrhine
accessories and white carnation Mm. J met Jay Wagner, the former Joan Sylvia lanktree)
SorMC.. ,or-.hM' djuh"T' wed- before her marriage Fridey night af the Jason lee Methodist
ding. Mrs. ftagner wore a mauve . , ... .. . , , j
silk sheath town with black ac Church. The couple will live in Salem. (KUisen Studio).
cessories and white carnation cor-
msr Ann I antmrt
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YamWIf Mouse Population
High, But Not Disastrous
By CMAhLOTTC III tR
MtMlMtUU farreaaaalrat
tlitdrali carry aut thta aattk as
ciapir aiwa artih ta Katk Aaaoe-
id mm ff.i,y mJ amaII U uuh.1.
MrMINN'IIXK. 1W J - Ka-irortlijurtrd by th Radeat a
drals, inchotng mire ahuh hav lr)ni at Juhas Itupkias aattar-
raurd havoc la Klamath county. y OUM
... mm iha iarraaia la YanihlU Sum af Ih aims af Ihl ceaaus
. k4 aa fVflffii. A fWaaWae-a JkaTas lal
mm-.trnMrn. aSM1l t 1 4k St aft ( W " " " "
-"-a - - fn..M , rtunm ia
nuMat py it. jao raii.uou. ano.dmsitv. th reuaihia af the
her bwlugy sIikVoU at Unf teld small mammals la thear mnktwrn
tottrtt 'I meed, thrir role as competitors tar
Dr. lUlmuads I qukk la
I k .1 k. Atlmmt Mmd tmlm-m 'l
ik. Aimm- miuiiA.i'(e larger
of KUmalh county. uh Ms hoird. '1" ?T"
al mlra Shm uil lacidmU afi""'" ""
the animals should bring maa U IV. Edinuada leela that th Ua
a realisation af cycuc change la.fe'd research ever th peal eight
la show brout plants with big game, cattle.
yamhit!herp. ,hr4f pewvaflag taad
atu. tor larger animals aad thrir reta-
aad ro
th populatioa of rodents, the Im
port aor of small mammal la
nature's plan and what happens
when maa through luffing and
hunting of larger predators, upset
nature s pattern.
Her report snows this year, ever
a three day ported. 0 UiuVId re
search station m the High Heaven
area near MrMmnviUe trapped so
mammals Inrludmg 7t deer mice.
one shrew, one meadow mouse, a
turd and a frog. At the same site
la I H only 23 mire were trapped.
Only twice before la the past eight
year has the number trapped
gone ever SO.
The Unfleld professor ana aer
years shows some eWtatt treads
and Is af value as addrd la Ih
entire rontiaealal
J mmT mtW i.at
Room. Mrs. J. A. I . . A I l
Bc3."Man Wants Legal
Word, Gets Opinion
S
a.
Brooks Girl on
TV Show Today
luuaua Newt Bervke
BROOKS, Dec. JOApprirmg on
televisioa Saturday morning at
10 JO is a first grade student al
Brooks who won a coloring con
test.
She is Michel Drayton, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dray
ton. The contest was sponsored by
KOIN-TVs Fun House program.
Michel was lop winner in her divi
sion.
Accompanying her to Portland
Saturday will be a classmate, Jan
et Royston.
Home Light
Title Won
By Knutson
lilina Mea atai
S1LVERT0N. Dec. M - Sheldoa
Knutaoo, 406 Adams St waa
grand sweepstakes prise la the an
nual Silvertoa Junior Chamber of
lommerce Mom Lighting eoav
test.
Other winners were OUT paul
on, K. J. TurnbuU, Robert Site.
Maurice Srhworenberg. Bill Wil
liams. Robert F-dgerton. Mrs.
Charles Leonard. Sr.. Mrs. George
Anderson and Mrs. Charles Loe
ard Jr.
Fifty-two home owners compet
ed in th contest with th Stavtea
Jaycees doing the Judging.
will be former Salem residents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Saabye of
Santa Barbara, Calif., who will
be holiday guests of their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Miller . . .
Saa Fraadsce visitors . . . will
laelade Miss Marjorie Becke, who
Is arrlvlBg Maaday for a holiday
visit wltk her parcels, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl G. Becke . . . Miss
Catberiae McCarmack arrived
heme Friday from the bay city
where she Is leaching ta speed
the holidays wltk her aareats, Mr.
aad Mrs. F. D. McCarmack . . .
Mrs. Miekeel Themes (Jan McAI
niae), wha has beea living ia Saa
Fraacisee since aer marriage, ar
rived heme Friday to speed the
holidays with her parcels, Mr.
aad 'Mrs. Sterliag B. McAlplae,
aad her hasbaad's aareats, Mr.
aad Mrs. Waller D. Thomas . . .
Eastga Thamas is presently oa'
mmwj muwj ia wc rw cat , ,
Froui Florida ... has come
Mrs. Alfred Mercy of Umatilla to
spend several weeks at the home
of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Claude Bulman
the primary purpose of her
trip was to attend the wedding of
her niece. Miss Diane Bulman,
and Thomas Macdonald this after
noon ...
Spending ... the holidays la
Salem will be Easiga aad Mrs.
Joha Boae Jr. (Barbara Aader-
) of Long Beach, Calif., wha
ficiating.
The newlyweds will make their
home in Panama City, Florida
where Mr. Castle, an airman third
class, will be stationed at Tyndall
Air Force Base. Mr. Castle re
cently returned from a two year
tour of duty In Japan
III be gaests of their parcels.
Mr. aad Mrs. Joha Boae and Mr.
Lenis Aadersoa . . .
A visitor ... in Salem during
the holidays will be Mrs. Lynn
McLachlan, of Ontario, who will
be a guest at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
James Armpriest ...
South bound . . . Friday were
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kelm and
children, Lorl, Michael and Rich
ard, who will spend Chrlsknas la
Los Angeles with his brother and
family, the Ray Kelms . , , They
will site visit Disneyland and at-
lead the Rose Bowl game New
Year's . . . Leaving today for a
holiday ia Southern California wlU
be Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Ellli
and son, Cliff . . . they will also
take la Disneyland and attend the
Rote Bowl game . . .
Leaving . . . today for Vancouv
er, B. C, to spend the holidays is
Mrs. Clifton Ross, who will visit
her son-in-law and daughter, Dr.
and Mrs. Glenn Fraser . . . she
expects to remain in British Co
lumbia for several months . . .
By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann: I'm Just about to leave my second wife and I need
some advice. She doesn't know bow to manage money and the
bouse is not run as it should be. My first' wife had these same
faults, plus a few more I wont go into.
This is my question: I have two children by my first mar
riage. When I proved my wife an unfit mother in Court, they
awarded me custody of the girls.
If I pay support for these children does my present wife have
to keep them? She's been a good mother for seven years. (They
are f and 11.) Ill give her credit for THAT much. She treats them
the same as our own two. Please let me know how the law reads
on this.-TWICE SKUNKED
I doa't kaew haw the law read beeaase I'm aat a lawyer.
Bat I have a few cemmeate ta make which have nothing ta do
with the law. Daa't ge away.
When are yea getag ta learn that yea caat salve year prob
lems by taking a raaalag leap late the divorce eaert? If yor
wife caat maaage meaey, why daa't ya haadle K aad see if
yea come oat aay better?
Yea have eeasammate gall la aspect this wamaa ta eare tor
year chlldrea after yea've left her. It apparently hat slipped
year memory that she took year small motherless lots aad prac
tically raised them from the cradle. Accord lag ta my figares
they were t aad 4 wbea yea damped them late her levtag arms.
Think It ever. Mister. Iastead of wastlag your eaergy trying
la carve out a new future far yourself ("sknnklag" number three
cemiag ap?) why not work at maklag a ge of this preseat sit
Batiea? Dear Ann: This is urgent. A very close friend of ours is in
danger of losing her husband. We happen to know that the "busi
ness relationship" between a certain high-priced executive and his
secretary is not all business.
The niehts when he is supposed to be grabbing a sandwich at
his desk and working late, he is actually winning and dining this
blonde. The real pay-off is this: The girl pulls down a salary of
$420 a month and she can neither take snortnand nor use a typewriter.
This is not speculation, Ann, it's the real story. The wife has
been a close friend of ours for IS years and we think if she knew
what was going on she'd break it up.
You II probably say we should mind our own Dusiness. out wnat
good are friends if they can't come to the rescue in time of need?
THE WORRIED ONES
Yea are RIGHT. I'm going la tell you ta mind your own basi
nets. Cantider: (1) Despite the evidence, yea could be mistaken
and (Z) Erea If you're right, real friends doa't light the fuse to
a slick of dynamite.
(Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send
them to her in care of this newspaper and enclose a stamped self
addressed envelope.)
(Copyright 1BS7, Field Enterprise. Inc.)
Pioneer Students
Present Program
GERVAIS, Dec. JO-The Pioneer
Grade School of Brooks presented
a Christmas program Friday. Prin
cipal Erma Damewood said the
holiday vacation will start Dec. 21
with students returning Dec. 30 and
31.
New Year's vacation will be one
day only. The students will come
back Jan. 2. The short vacation
time will enable the students to be
gin the summer vacation on May
21.
Valley
Obituaries
EOLA CAMP PARTY
AMITY. Dec. JOMI Junior lead
ers of the Willing Workers Live-
sioca uun were participants la a
special Christmas party for real-
oents of Eole Village Farm Labor
Camp recently, sponsored by the
xamniu County 4-H Junior leader
association. Amity Junior leaders
attending were Cheryl Stephens,
Richard Crannell. and Gene Due.
Valley News
StJtesmjn Nevt Srkt
Prepare Yule Baskets
STAYTO. Dec. av-hUre than
Tl Cbrtatata haakaU talurd at 1-
maat ll.aat will agaia be diatrajl
ed IhraugW the flay lea aad
North 8 latum raayaaj areas by
Kaigbts af Caaamaaa. Th t
aracraaa af givaag la km rartwtait
Umuar at Canal maa tun
beea laUawed far Ih peat U years
Mar thae in Heights this week
at trad thear Chrtataiaa party
Sublimity, each anagatg a gift
parkag at laad aradurta.
Raymaad Kerber af Staytaa
rkalrmaa af the raaooulUe aa
lag name af tamiuc wha) caa aa
a gut aaket. The caraenatUa win
caaaiilrr aay aamee referred to t
Th Heights rated lie towards
the St. Mary's Haaae far Boys at
Beavertea. aaal a raotnbaAjaa of
fS toward t aaa tret tax af a Care-
peail at the Shrhw af the Imma
culate Cater was ia WaahJagtoa.
DC.
Big wiaarr af the ChraUjna par
ty drewtag waa Eagre Fery af
Route I. Staytaa, rery teak home
Ih portable TV art Fear ethers
waa leeeer prtaea.
Addressing th group war Rah-
ert Hifxtaa. Eugea. Sapreaii
Ceuaru Matureac edvaaar. aad at
tararys WUliant Gehlca aad Rich
ard Duaca af Staytaa.
Ray m ia Kerber. cMirmaa of
FRITTLAND KTENT
FRUTTLAND. Dec. Th
Evangelical Ualled Bcctarea
church win aroaeat Its Chriatmas
program Sunday iiiaiag at T Js.
PROGRAM ON SUNDAY
AMITY. Dec. -The Amity
Church af Chrtat win held ha aa
aual Chriatmaa program Sunday
evening at 1:M aaa.
Saturday Final Day for Woodburn
Residents to Enter Ughting Contest
PEARL U VAN ORSDEL
DALLAS, Dec. 20 Mrs. Pearl
L. Van Orsdel, 74. died Thursday
in a rest home here. She lived in
Albany for it years previous to
moving to Dallas this summer.
Mrs. Van Orsdel was bora at
Knoxville, Tenn., April 1, 1883. and
moved to Oregon with her parents
when still a small child. The fam
ily settled in the Tennessee com
munity near Lebanon.
She operated the Beaver Hotel
in Independence until 15 years ago.
Survivors include a brother, Rob
ert, at Raymond, Wash., and sev
eral nieces and nephews in the val'
ley area, including Ken Thompson
of Salem.
Funeral services will be 10 a.m.
Monday at the Fisher Funeral
Home in Albany, with Interment at
the Odd Fellow cemetery in Lebanon.
TWO CHURCH PROGRAMS
PRATUM, Dec. 20 Pratum
Methodist church yule program
will be Sunday at 8 p.m. A choir
concert will be presented by the
Mennonite church choir at its
church at 7:30 the same evening
The Mennonite program by the
Sunday School will be Christmas
Eve at 7:30.
lalraaua Ntws Barvlra
WOODBURN. Dec. 2 Satur
day is the final day to register for
the city residential Christinas dis
play contest, according to E. A.
Buchanan, chairman for the spaa
soring Wood bur a Junior Chamber
of Commerce. Judging by the!
Woodburn Business and Pro
sional Women's club will be Sua-
daV and Monday.
Anyone in the Woodburn school
district is eligible ta compete by
turning la aa entry blank to th
Woodburn Independent office. Two
group will be Judged ia the Jun
ior division, which la religious
scenes pertaining to th Nativity
On group will include chlldrea ia
the sixth grade and under, while
the other is for youngsters from
the seventh through lath grades.
Two classifications are
scheduled in the adult division, i
for Christmas scenes, but not nec
essarily finatad to th Nativity.
and th ether treat owe
Wind Topples Pole and
Tilts Cupala on College
Stateiaua Ntwa Bank
McMINNVILLE. Dec. 30-Heavy
winds Monday and Tuesday took
their toll on the Linield College
campus when a 75-foot flag pole
was blown over and the high cup
ala on the top of Pioneer Hall tow
er was left with a definite lean.
Several smaller limbs were torn
from oak trees by the heavy gusts,
but no serious injury or damage
occurred.
Displays may be either iaaide ar
eutstde th ham but must be ris
ible from Ih street. Ughting is
not necessary, said Buchaaaa.
but. .W
the Kajgfct Chrtat ma Owe
Battle, aaad grairtas eaak
laans la the aragraaa ware
by Nana aaatians JtaUar Chamber
at Cam aa arc, aad Catholic Daugh
srr af Amertra. Ltutnbwtlaa of
baaieta UI begia Saturday.
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WE GIVE a- CKEEN STAMPS
Henry J. Kaiser, who is one of
the 76 richest industrialists in the
U.S., once was a photographer's
assistant at $3 a week.
A New York City policeman
starts at $4,625 annually, with in
creases to $6,006 in three years.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 21
Kiddie Keper Children's Party Featuring
entertainment, cartoon movies, and refresh-ments-for
youngsters 3-8-3:00 P. M. Also,
free babysitting during this houf.
OREGON ROOM-STREET FLOOR
Football Game of the Week and other
sports events shown on television.
TELEVISION DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR
MEN'S DEPARTMENT, STREET FLOOR
SPORTING GOODS DEPARTMENT,
STREET FLOOR
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Hi-Fi . . a Gift the Entire
Family Can Enjoy
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