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Personal
Paul Malak, an employee of
Harveys Lake Light Company and
well known baseball player with the
~ Pringle team, has returned from
Nesbitt Hospital after submitting to
a tonsilectomy. He is son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Malak of Chase.
Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Edwards, Williamsport,
Mrs. Reubon Morrish, Harrisburg,
Mrs. Elsie Churchill, Caldwell, N.J.
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradbury,
New Jersey, were weekend guests
of the Howard Risleys, Huntsville
Road, Dallas. They came to attend
the White - Edwards wedding at
MesH#uppen on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Jones
2nd, Machell Avenue, left over the
weekend for their winter home,
Casey Key, Nokomis, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Buckingham
and family, Lehman Avenue, spent
last weekend at Newark, Del., visit-
ing their families,
Mrs. Elmer Haring, Beaumont, is
feeling much better after being con-
fined to her home with a severe in-
fection for two weeks.
Betty Ransom, Center Hill Road,
phoned the Post last week and said
she had just picked a bouquet of
purple violets and pansies in her
yard. Bill Baker brought roses and
Easter lilies in the shop on Friday.
Spring has came!
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loke, Spring
Garden Street, Trucksville, have an-
nounced the birth of a baby girl at
Mercy Hospital on October 18.
Mrs. Harry Ide, Tdetown, who suf-
fered a heart attack recently and
spent three weeks in Nesbitt Hos-
pital, is recuperating at the home
of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Alden Wagner Jr., Holt-
wood, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip White, newly-
wed@ are spending their honeymoon
at ami Beach, Fla: They flew
down. Mrs. White “is the former
Faith Elaine Edwards, Trucksville.
Don Anesi, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Anesi, Oak Hill, spent the past |
weekend at home. Don is enrolled
at Williamsport Technical School.
IMda Swelgin, a Freshman at
Lock Haven State Teachers College
spent last weekend at her home. She
is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Swelgin, Brair Crest Road, Idetown.
Bill Williams, Idetown, enrolled
at Shepherd College, Shepherdsville,
Va., had as guests last week, his par-
ents and Joan Darby, Idetown.
' Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Swire and
daughters, Noxen, had as weekend
guests Mr. and Mrs. Dale Christian
and family, also Donald LaBarr of
Stroudsburg. Sunday evening visi-
tors were Mr. and Mrs:—Thomas-R:
Swire and children from Hunlock
Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Shaw, Sweet Valley.
Mrs. Isaac Swire returned to work
at Natona Mills on Monday, after a
five-weeks absence due to illness.
B&hx Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lillie
of Sutton Creek Road are surgical
patients at Geisinger Medical Center.
Myra Carlin, Martz Road, is on
privgje duty at Nesbitt Hospital.
Gwenn Weaver spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Weaver of Sutton Road, re-
turning by plane to Boston, where
she is a freshman at Wheelock Col-
lege. :
A double birthday party for Jan-
jce and Dean Bronson was given by
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Bronson of Sweet Valley Friday eve-
ning. Janice returned to Columbia
University, and Dean to Shephers-
town University on Sunday.
Edward Piper, staunch supporter
of Sweet Valley Fire Company suf-
fered a heart attack early Sunday
morning. By Monday, he was re-
ported free of pain at Nesbitt Hos-
pital.
. Herbert Britt, Pikes Creek bar-
berQvho was stricken with a heart
attack two weeks ago and rushed ‘to
Nesbitt Hospital by ambulance, is
reported resting comfortably.
Me and Mrs. Charles Quoss, for-
mer residents of Sweet Valley, now
of Hartford, Conn. were weekend
guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Quoss,
Sweet Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bodycomb
Jr., Union, N.J. spent the weekend
with Mrs. Robert Bodycomb Sr.,
Main Road, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Kubasti,
Demunds Road, have announced the
birth of a son, Michael Joseph at
General Hospital on October -17:
They have a daughter, Barbara
Anne. Mrs. Kubasti is the former
Louise Brzyski, daughter of Mrs.
Walter Brzyski, Demunds Road, Mr.
Kubasti is son of Mrs. Joseph Ku-
basti, Garfield Street, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace,
have announced the
birth of a baby girl at Nesbitt Hos-
pital on September 10.
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Claudia Miner Is
Honored At Shower
A bridal shower was held on
Saturday October 13 at the home of
Mrs. Claudine Daily, Loyalville in
honor of her granddaughter Clau-
dine Miner. Co-hostess was Annette
Daily. She received many lovely
gifts.
Present were; Mrs. Grace Sear-
foss, Sandra Miller, Mr, and Mrs.
Larry Lipps, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Miner and Stanley, Winton and
Trina, Ernest Biddings, Mrs. Annie
Winter, Jane Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Daily and rhildren, Ernest,
Edward and Jenine, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Winter and children, Conrad,
Fred, Jean and David, and Andrew
Oney.
Leaves For Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Eggleston, Ver-
non, will leave Friday by jet airliner
for a tour of Europe. They will be
entertained at a party at Hotel Taft,
New York City before departure, Mr.
and Mrs. M. H. Farbes, Haverford,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ruecking,
Chicago will accompany them.
Grandpop And Grandson
Celebrate Birthdays
John Kipp, Blytheburn, and grand-
son, Gerard Kipp, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph G. Kipp, Sweet Valley, were
honored with a family dinner party
October 16, in observance of their
birthdays. Gerard is a member of the
eighth grade, Gate of Heaven School,
and Boy Scout Troop 444, Sweet-Val-
ley. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Opplinger and children, John,
Mark, David, William, Mary and Lin-
da, Blytheburn; Mrs. John Kipp; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Kipp, Cynthia and
Nicky, and the honorees. Both the
John Kipps and the Opplinger family
are former residents of Sweet Valley.
Fergusons Are Home
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stewart Fergu-
son, New Goss Manor, have re-
turned after visiting their son
Robert and family at Ingomar, Pa.
and Mr. and Mrs. Edelon at Grosse
Point, Michigan. Two highlights of
their trip were a tour of the SAP-
SUCKER WOODS (a Bird Sanctu-
ary) at Cornell University and a
trip with the Bird Club of Detroit
to Canada where they witnessed the
banding of many birds.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kovalick,
Noxen, have announced the birth of
a son at General Hospital on Octo-
ber 13. y
Mr. and Mrs. Norton Newberry
and twins, Betty and Bob, Abingdon,
Md., have returned home, after
spending last week with Mrs. New-
berry’s mother, Mrs. Ethel Honey-
well, Shavertown.
Mr. Fred Jennings has returned
to his home on Norton Ave., after
being a patient in the General Hos-
pial, for several days.
Mrs. Anna Kocher, Franklin St.,
has been ill at her home.
Mrs. Laura La Bar, Main St., was
admitted to the Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Sunday evening, for tests
and observation. ;
Mr. Harold Schooley, Davenport
St., -was admitted to the General
Hospital, Sunday afternoon, for tests
and observation.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Lewis and
Mrs. Helen Stradling, Honey Brook,
recently spent the day with’ former
neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charles
Hogsler, Parrish St.
M. and Mrs. Frank Roese, Betsy
Sue, Franklin and Ronald, Cleve-
land, Ohio, flew in over the weekend
to visit their respective parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ide, Huntsville are
the parents of Mrs. Roese and Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Roese, proprietors
of the Scandinavia Motel, Sweet
Valley, are the parents of Mr. Roese.
The Roeses are former residents
of this area and are graduates of
Lehman High School.
Mrs. Newton Ness, Shavertown,
entertained ‘at luncheon last week
honoring Mrs. Louise Sharp, Dallas,
who expects to leave for Florida for
the winter, on Monday.
John Mokychic, Ryman’s Road,
had to return to General Hospital
on Thursday after being home only
two days.
Lois Wyman, student at Blooms-
burg State College, is doing her
student teaching at Selinsgrove.
Adrian E. DeMarco, Jr. son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. DeMarco, Suton
Road, Trucksville, was honored at a
family dinner on October 18, his
tenth birthday.
celebration
sisters.
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JANICE RINKEN
Janice Rinken, daughter of Mrs.
Vivian Rinken and the late Alex-
ander Rinken, Idetown, received
word from the State Board of
Nursing Education on October 3
that she had successfully passed Ler
state board exams and is now a
registered nurse.
Janice, a graduate of Lake-Leh-
man High School, Class of 1959,
took her nurse’s training at Mercy
Hospital in Scranton, and her edu-
cation at Marywood College. She is
presently serving on the staff of
Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-Barre.
Beverly Bestwick Has
Second Birthday Party
Becky Bestwick; daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Bestwick, Davenport
Street, Dallas, celebrated her sec-
ond birthday on October 7, with a
party. Guests were: John, Mark, and
Patrick Downend, Cynthia Papas,
Debra Gable, Patty Gayle Peters,
and Becky's brother, Jackie.
Dallas Youths To Call
At Your Home Tonight
Children of the Dallas Area are in-
vited to “Trick or Treat’ for UNICEF
Thursday evening. All interested
should meet. at Dallas Methodist
Church, 5:45, in Hallowe’en costume.
Cars will take Halloweeners through
Dallas between 6 and 7:30 p.m. Resi-
! dents are urged to be generous.
Any one willing to drive should
call Mrs. Nelson Nelson, 674-4986.
Idetown Class Has
Thirty Second Birthday
Serving and Waiting Class held
its thirty second birthday party at
the home of Marie Spencer on
Thursday night. Officers for the
next year are as follows: president,
Ruth Worthington; vice president,
Mrs. Corey Meade; secretary, Mrs.
Ernest Fritz; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Emory Hadsel; treasurer, Mrs.
Jesse Boice; teacher, Mrs. Hadsel.
Present were Mesdames Floyd
Hoover, Jesse Boice, Pear] ‘Connor,
Ernest Fritz, Corey Meade. Emory
Hadsel, Ethel Shaver, Rev. and
Norman Tiffany, and the hostesses.
Alan Jeffrey Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon, Staub
Road, Trucksville, announce the birth
of a‘baby boy, Alan Jeffrey, seven
pounds, four ounces, at Nesbitt Hos-
pital, October 18. There is a daugh-
ter, Wilma.
Mrs. Gordon is the former Wilma
Joyce Robbins, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Robbins of Trucksville,
Mr. Gordon is son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Farnie of Newark, N.J. Mrs.
Farnie is the former Letha Gordon of
Trucksville.
Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux
Entertains Card Club
Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux, Mill
Street, was recent hostess to her
card club. Attending were: Mesdames
Frances Cybulski, Jean Phillips,
Gladys Fink, Theodore Newcomb,
Eugene Lavelle, Clint Cobleigh and
the hostess. Prizes were won by
Mesdames Fink, Newcomb and Cob-
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Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Dr. and Mrs. William Bradbury
Entertain For Former's Parents
On October 14, a dinner party
was held at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. William Bradbury, Davis
Street, Trucksville, honoring the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
liam Bradbury, Muhlenburg. Hosts
were the Bradbury's children, who
are, in addition to Dr. Bradbury,
Mrs. Rowana Jones, Hazleton, Mrs.
Sheldon Applegate, Sugarloaf, and
Lewis, Luzerne. Centerpiece was a
large tiered wedding cake bearing
the number “50” and covered with
gardenias. 1
The Bradburys were married in
Niagara Falls, N.Y. October 10,
1912. There are nine grandchildren.
Joseph Blazicks, Wed
Thirty Six Years
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blazick, Sr.,
Sweet Valley, observed their thirty-
sixth wedding anniversary with a
family dinner Sunday, October 21.
They were married October 17,
1926, at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Church, Lake Silkworth, with the late
Father Bobeck officiating. Attendants
were Edna Bresko, Plymouth ' and
Stephen Novak, West Nanticoke.
Mrs. Blazick is the former Mary Jan-
usiwicz, daughter of the late Mr. and
Frank Janusiwicz, West Nanticoke.
Mr. Blazick is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Blazick also of West
Nanticoke. :
The Blazicks have four children,
Joseph, Jr. a corrections officer at
the Graterford State Institution; Ger-
ald, Patterson, New Jersey; Leonard,
with the Navy at Willow Grove; and
Mrs. Elenor Germaine, Sandford,
Florida. There are ten grandchildren.
Dallas Couples Club
Hears Talk On Russia
Couples Club of Dallas Methodist
Church met Sunday night at the
Church, with Ken Young presiding.
The program consisted of Samuel
Davenport, teacher at Lehman High
School, who talked on “Russia To-
day.” Mr. Davenport traveled in
Russia in 1961 and showed some
slides of his travel, he also answered
questions. Committee in charge of
serving: Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hopkins,
Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson;
in charge of worship, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Wasserott. Attending ‘were:
Dr. and Mrs. John Blase, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Darling, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Davies, Dr. and Mrs. Carlton
Davies, Mrs. Fred Drake, Mrs. Wel-
ton Farrar, Harry Lefko, Rev. and
Mrs. Russell Lawry, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Moen, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Parry,
Mrs, Marshall Rumbaugh, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Young.
Junior Womans" Club
Plans Thanksgiving Dance
Committee Chairman for the an-
nual Thanksgiving Dance to be held
by Dallas Junior Woman’s Club met
at the home of Chairman Mrs.
Phillip Walter, Demunds Road,
Dallas, recently,
Attending ‘the meeting were: Mrs.
Leonard Craig, Mrs. Ned Hartman,
Mrs. James Huston, Mrs. Francis J.
Barry.
Plans were completed for the
dance to be held, Friday, November
23 at Continental Inn. Dancing will
be from 9-to-1 with music by Bob
Baird’s Orchestra. A buffet lunch
will be served at mid-night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Dickin-
son, East Dallas, announce the birth
of a daughter, [Susan Lynn, October
6 in Nesbitt Hospital. She weighed
8 lbs. 1 oz. She has a big sister,
Jean Marie who will be 7 on Hal-
loween.
Mrs. Dickinson is ithe former
Helen Tkatch of Glen Lyon. Mr.
Dickinson is son of Mrs. Jeanette
Dickinson of East Dallas. Mr. Dick-
inson is employed by the Dallas
Senior High School.
The baby will bt christened on
Sunday by Father Olesh in St.
Nicholas Greek Catholic Church.
Nuss Family Reunion
After Seven Years
For the first time in over seven
years, all four children of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Nuss, Sr., were able to
be home at the same time. Charles,
Jr., his wife, Lois and children, Mark
and Dana, came from Louisiana,
Missouri, Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Nuss
and David from Puloski, N. Y.; Ron-
ald, from Washington, D. C.; Susan,
now Mrs. Robert Masters and daugh-
ter, Cindy, from New Hope, Pa. The
Nusses had a family dinner.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Alden
Wagner, Sr., Huntsville; Mr. and
Mrs. Alden Wagner, Jr., and Paul
and Mark, Haltwood, Pa.; Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Jones, Kenny and Rich-
ard, Springfield, Va.; George Fenner,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meixell and
Jessie, Wilkes-Barre.
Spaghetti Supper
The Friendship Class of the East
Dallas Methodist Church will spon-
or ‘a Spaghetti Supper, November
3rd, in the Church social rooms
catered by Nick Vitali, Mrs. Glenn
Howell, chairman, will accept reser-
vations. The public is invited.
Mrs. Robert Huey
Is Hostess To Club
The neighborhood card club met
at the home of Mrs. Robert Huey,
‘Wyoming Avenue. Present were:
Mesdames Thomas Longmore, Wil-
liam Hanna, Robert Turner, William
Cutter, Stephen Hartman, Harry
Lefko, Kenneth Cosgrove and the
hostess. Refreshments were served
and prizes were won by Mesdames
Lefko and Cosgrove.
Lake Woman's Club
Plans Hallowe'en Dance
Harvest Moon, annual Dance spon-
sored by Harveys Lake Women’s
Service Club, will be held at O’Con-
nell’s Twin Lakes Saturday, October
27. Dancing to Stolarick’s Orchestra
will begin at nine o’clock. Dress and
masking is optional. EVERYONE is
invited and urged to attend.
Mrs. Harold Bennett is chairman
with the following aides: Decorations:
Mrs. Robert Timko, Mrs. Elvin Bean,
Mrs. Richard Williams, Mrs. Charles
Williams, Mrs. Ora Bean; Tickets:
Mrs. Earl Crispell, Mrs. Osmund Cast-
erline, Mrs. Carrie Rood, Pauline
Davis; Prizes: Mrs. Fred Dodson; Pub-
licity: Mrs. Clarence Montross.
Mrs. Matt Cybulski
Surprised At Party
Mrs. Matt Cybulski, Carverton
Road, was surprised at a party
on Thursday evening. Those attend-
ing were Mrs. Jean Phillips, Marion
Hildebrant, Fred Etzel, Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Ockenhouse, Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Culver, Mr. Matt Cybul-
ski and the guest of honor.
Horseshoe 4-H Club
Back Mountain Horseshoe 4-H
Club met Saturday evening at
Lehman Fire Hall, for a regular busi-
ness meeting and square dance.
Present were: Lee Johnson, Dave
Spencer, Judy Crispell, Tim Carroll,
Michelle Clem, Connie Bogdon, Les-
lie Vivian, Liz Essler, Tom Estus,
Sally Miers, Rae Carroll, Harry Goe-
ringer, Linda Mekeel, Nancy
Hughes, Ann Lacey, Nancy Crispell,
Linda Tag, Mrs. Tony Bogdon and
Mr. E. V. Chadwick.
Members are now taking orders
for Christmas holly. Your orders
may be placed with any member
for fresh holly delivered at
Christmas time.
Barbara Ross, Guest
At Birthday Party
Barbara Ross, daughter of Mrs:
Edith Ross, Broadway, was honored
by classmates at a surprise birthday
party, Saturday evening. Dancing
and games were the main diversions
of the evening. Attending were Ron-
nie Culver, Karen Young, Jean Arch-
acavage, Renald Davenport, Carl
Schriner, Linda Gosart, Bobby Gray,
Sharron Farver, John Davis, Marily
Woodling, Phyllis Ross and the hon-
oree.
Hallowe'en Party
The Couples Club, Dallas Meth-
odist Church, will have a Halloween
Parity, Friday evening. They plan a
hayride, followed by a party at the
Mohawk Riding Academy. Festivi-
ties begin a 8 o'clock. Chairmen
will be Mr. and Mrs. James Darl-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lefko and
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Nelson.
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D. of A. Tea And Reading Held
At Sterling Draws Large Crowd
Mrs. Ben Edwards, Dallas, was
general chairman of a tea and read-
ing sponsored by Wyoming Valley
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, Wednesday afternoon at |
2 p.m. at the Crystal Ballroom, Hotel
Sterling.
Mrs. Jones Evans, program chair-
man, introduced Mrs. Elizabeth Con-
rad Tuttle who read the amusing
comedy “Take Her, She’s Mine,”
currently playing on Broadway.
Receiving guests were Mrs. Har-
radon Smith, regent, Mrs. Coray
Miller, immediate past regent, and
Mrs. Robert Rosenbluth, Senior Pre-
sident of Frances Slocum Society
of the G. A. R.
Proceeds of this annual affair go to
the maintainence of schools for un-
derprivileged children throughout
the country.
After the readings, members and
guests gathered about the tea tables
| which sparkled with gold fruit and
a sun burst arrangement of chrysan-
themums. Presiding at the tables
were Mrs. J. Stanley Rinehimer, Mrs.
William Luchenbach, Mrs. Coray Mil-
ler and Mrs. Stanley K. Walborn, all
past regents of ‘the local chapter.
Reesponsible for this autumn set-
ting were Carrie Meixell, chairman of
decorations, and her committee Mrs.
W. F. Newberry, Mrs. Thomas Gra-
ham, Mrs. Edwin Shortz, Mrs. Wil-
liam J. Day and Mrs. Robert Rosen-
bluth.
Mrs. Torrence Naugle
Surprised On Birthday
Monday evening, Mrs. Torrence
Naugle, Sweet Valley was pleasantly
surprised when a group of Lady Toby
Rebekah Lodge members dropped in
to help her celebrate her birthday.
She received many lovely gifts. En-
joying the birthday cake and coffee
were: Mildred Baker, Rebekah Grey,
Mary Shaver, Jennie Shaver, Maude
Yeisley, Ruth Shupp, Peg Robbins,
Mabel Mitchell, Delores Trumbower,
Dorothy Perrego, Ann Alt, Mr. Nau-
gle; Merle Davenport and her son
Reynold. -
Retired Sordoni Man
Is Honored At Dinner
Jake Gabel, a retired Sordoni
Construction Co. employee and his
wife, were among the 200 persons
at the Quarter Century Club Ban-
quet at Hotel Sterling, October 13.
Mr. Gabel’s son Harold, who was
unable to be present, along with
William Hughes, were awarded
diamond studded pins in recogni-
tion of twenty-five years service
with Sordoni Enterprises.
Myron Baker, Lehman Vice-Presi-
dent of Commonwealth Telephone |
Company was also awarded a pin.
Idetown Couples Club
Have Spaghetti Dinner
Tdetown Couples Club met in the
Churchhouse on Saturday night,
with the men of the club, serving
a spaghetti dinner. Present were
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Tiffany, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Harrison, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Begstrasser, Mr. and
Mrs. Merrel Burnett, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Swelgin, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ide,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sweitzer.
lainbow Girls
The next meeting of Charles
James Memorial Assembly No. 144,
Rainbow girls will be on Thursday
at 7:30 at the Trucksville Methodist
Church Educational Building.
This will be preceded by a re-
hearsal for officers at 6:15.
Birthdays will be celebrated at
this meeting.
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