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Miss Doriso Gallant. stud-.-nt. spent. the holidays at her Dame 31

Mr. and Mrs. Belonie Gallant

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.. Friends of Miss Reta Arsen- ault, are sorry to hear that she has retumed to the Prince County Hospital, A11 jcin in wishing her a peedy recovery.

Messrs Louis Arscnault. Nazftlrc irseiault, Leona Arsenuult. of In errsicle spent. the Cill'lSl.fllIiS holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Victorin Arseiiauit, St. Cmysostcnie.

Miss Geralda Arsennult. student of the Summerside business col- lege spent the holidays at her home in St. Chrysostune.

Miss Leona Arsenauit, student ut the Summersidc business College rpent the holidays with her par- hits Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arsen- iult. St. Chryscstxrme.

Miss Mathilda Ar.-cnault. S.N. at the listed Dleu. Moiicton spent lhe Christmas week-end with l'.cT arents. MI. and Mrs. Alyre Arsen- ulf. St. Chry.:o-tr me.

The sincere .-ympaohy of this iommunity goes out to Mr. lvlntt 7. Gallant. Abrams Village. on the icath of his sister Mrs. McNcili of Sununcrsuie.

The Messrs Arthur J. Arsennuli. Edward Arsenaull: and Lewis Arsenault left. for New Brunswick where they will be employed.

Miss Aline Cormlcr student at P. W. C. Cliarlottetmi-ii spent the holidays lit. her home in St Phillip.

Miss Orella Gallant spent the Christmas holiday with her parents in St. Chrysosfonie.

Miss Leona. Arsenault. Summer- side spent a week-md recently at her home in St. Ohryocstnme.

Mr. John F. Arsenault. Urbalnvillc was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Theo- phiie Arsenauit. St.” Ohrysostome. recently.

Miss Emily Arsenault. Montreal, spent the holidays with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Philibert. Arsen- ault. Abranfs Viliagef

Mr. Leonce Gallant OliarloI:t.s- town span the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gal- innt. in Egmunt Bay.

.Vfrs. Urbain Gallant. and Child- ren Marcella and Francis. Egmont Elly spent the week-end visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Arsenault, St. Ohrysostome.

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The st. Chrysostomds Women's Study Club held their last meeting at the home of Mrs. Hubert Arsen- nult on Jan 2nd Ten members an- swered the roll call by a clothes pin contest. which was won by Mrs Alyrc Arsenault. The president. pre- sided and minutes of the last. meeting were read, approved and signed. Different committees gave their reports and new ones -were nominated for next month; on sick committee - Mrs. Denis Arsenault. Program -- Mrs. Hector Arsenault. It was decided to buy a book of Modern Etiquette. A question box was discussed and the study period being over Miss Doris Arsenault gnve her program which was an interesting lecture entitled. the" Art. of Governing the Tongue." Mrs. Stephen Arsenault. invited the members to meet. at. her home for the next. meeting. A chinese auct- ion was then held and realized a nice sum of money. Means of mak- ing money at next. meeting will be a Bingo. A delicious lunch was then served by the hostess for which she received many thanks Meeting was brought to a close by ”Ave Maria Stella" and God Savi- the King."

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i;.;.. AOifilActi,vities By Summerside Board Of T Trade

Following is the text: of the re- port submitted by retiring presi- dent Richard S. Hinton at the an- nual meeting of the Summeraide Board of Trade on Tuesday night:

"On this the eve of our fifty-

first year of existence as an In- -

conporaied Board of Trade. it is my privilege to pause with you. and -present to you. the President! Re- port of the activities of the4Boa.rd during the past year.

"Ilhoee of us who have had the 0ppcu'lui1il.y of reading our By- laws will have noticed that its de- claration of purpose set out there- in is as fellowsh-

"T-his Association is organized on a non-political and non-partisan -basis. for the purpose of removing existing disabilities and to pro- mote just and equitable prin- ciples of trade and commerce in general a-nd the interests of Sum- merside and the Province of Pnince Edward Island in parti- cular."

"This is the purpose for which we are united. We have 3 com- mon bond - a concern for the welfare of our Town. our Pro- vince. our great country of Can- ad-a, and in these troubled days of international tension and impend- ing global war. it behooves us all to do our full part as pu-blic-mind- ed citizens. and thus aid in insur- ing that the freedoms of demo- cracy may not perish frorn the earth. .

"Some of our work as Board of Trade members may seem of small moment. but matters which may seem of small moment at the time. often have far-reach-in-g results.

In preparing this report I could not help but be impressed by the many worthwhile endeavours with which your Bound has associated itself during the past. year.

Tribute Paid

ttllmvever before proceeding to recount. the work of the year it is fitting that we should pause for a. moment to Think of iihe loss sustained 'in the passing of hhrec Ex-Mayor John E. Campbell, Mr. Harry T. Holman and Mr. Health Strong. K.C. I am sure we all recognize their worth as public-minded citizens and acknowledge their contributions to illie well-being of Summerside and this Province.

"If you will please stand. gen- tlemen. we will ihonour them with armament of silence.

”I may say. gentlemen. that this a.ft.e.r.noon your executive present- ed flowers on your behalf in Mr. Charles R. Rogers our only liv- ing charter member, who is now eighty-four years young and to Mr. Arthur Brennan, a past President of this Board. who is ill at his home. As most of you know, both ilhese men gave freely of their time and talents towards the work of the Board. When, they were able to do so, and we regret they are not. able to be with us tonight.

"As is customary the President's report is in the nature of a gen- eral review.

"The reports of the chairmen of line different committees will show in detail those phases of the yea.r"s work in which ohey were immedi- ately concerned.

"Early in the year iihe support of the Board was enlisted in the matter of having the new Post. Office building erected on the spacious Saunders lot on Central Street instead of on the smaller lot purchased for the purpose on Summer Street next to Memorial Square. With llhe co-operation of the Town Council. the Federal Department of Public Works and our Federal representative Mr. Macitlaught this matter was satis- factorily accomplished and today

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building that when completed and properly landscaped will add much to the beauty of our Town and will at the same time not cause a blind corner with congwied traf- fic conditions. '

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"When it was noted by a press dispatch from Charlottetown that the Town would lose the" benefit of its contract for supplying elec- tric energy to the R..C.A.F. Station at St. Eleanor's. your Board ap- pointed a committee to lend assist- ance in the matter. to the Town Council and the Electric Light Committee and subsequently at the invitation of Mayor Wedge this Committee sat in with the Town Council. As a result of t-his meet- ing a delegation from iihe Town Council went to Ottawa, the Town's case was presented to the Minis- ter of Defence and subsequently a C0lllprOllllS8 arrangement was worked out that will compensate the Town for the large expendi- tures incurred in order to provide the air station with ample power. "We do -not claim any credit for the final result but we feel the close co-operation and support of our Board in the matter may have been of some assistance.

"As the result of a suggestion made at one of our meetings the chairman of the Town Improve- ment Commitiee. Mr. A. S. Hop- kins. took up the matter of Junior Traffic Police Patrols at each of our schools and with the co-op- ei-aticn of Mr. Clarence Mercer, the Supervisor of the High School and Academy, this was accomplished and we now have a very fine system of Junior Police Patrols at each of our schools. This organization is now under the sponsoreihip of the Rotary Club which has supplied the coats and Sam Brown belts and we hope the Rotary Club will endeavour to keep this worthwhile system func- tioning in the Summersiclc schools on a permanent. basis.

other Activities

Other activities of the Board in the past year in summary form are as follows:--- '

"(ai Presentation of a Brief to the Provincial Government rc- specting the route in Prince County of the Trans-Canada High- way.

"(in Resolution respecting the re-building of the Railway Wharf, Summerside.

"(cl Resolution respecting the transfer of the ownership of the roadway on the Railway Wharf from the Canadian National Rail- ways to' the -Department of Trans- port. with a view of having it kept in proper shape for highway truck traffic.

”(d) Operation of the Tourist Information booth at Reed's Cor- net in co-operation with ilhe Pro- vincial Government and the Town Council.

"(e) Resolution asking for fak- lng over the car ferries M.V. Aubert- weit and S.S. Prince Edward 15- land by the Department of Trans- port for operational purposes to avoid the effect of the railway strike.

"(fl The matter of the placinz of adequate warning signals at Canadian National Railway cross- ings in Summerside and having the ci'ossing.; paved and repaired. This was lakem up with the Town Council and as a result the C.N.R. repaired the crossing at Summer- side East and the Board of Trans- port Commissloners has indicated its willingness to hold a hearing in Summcrside to bring about the installation of warning signals at the more dangerous crossings.

"(g) Formation of A Retail Mar- chania Committee to take care of special holidays. closing hours. Christmas decoratlona on. Water Street. Town-Wide sales and other matters. such As A night. watchman. The chairman of this committee. Mr. Alan Holman. with his char- acteristic chatty. has done a fine job, and it is gratifying to know the work of the 4:0:-nml:' in its first year of operation has been A success.

"(vh) Appotntrnent of your presi- dent and ex-Mayor J. F. Arnett -by the, Government as representa- tives on the Advisory Board set. V9 to atudy the effect: of the railway strike on P.l:.I. economy. Three meetings of this Board were held at Charlottetown.

Rcaolnliona "(ll Preuntatio of Resolution for endorsement by the Annual meeting of the Maritime Bond of Trade at Monclon in November. These resolutions covered (A) the matter of me Dominion Govern- ment being asked to safeguard the

ferric:-am-lng,A future railway strike and (b) the matter of some

confinuoua ope: lieu of the car-

Bedequo United church Meeting

-The annual meeting of the congregation of the Bedcque Un- lied Church was held on Thurs- day evening. The putor, Rev. W. B. Ci.-owe. .B.A.. presided and I!- oar opening the meeting with A devotional -period. and delivering a very inspiring address. he re- viewed the work carried on dur- -ing the year which visa very en- couraging. with a new church built at Box-den and an increase" in membership. and added inter- est being manifest -by the younger members of the charge.

Mr. William Stavert. church steward, reported on the differ- cn-t improvements in connection with the Bedeque church property, the grading of the grounds And laying cement walks, had added both to the beauty of the appear- ance pnd convenience of the peo- ple. He stressed the need of I still larger contribution to this branch of the church work. as the expenditure was increasing each year.

Mrs. E. S. Weeks reported for the Sunday School and Women's Missionary Society showing that both were doing excellent work and finances well maintained. Reports of the various activities of the work were given as follows: Parsonage Aid-,Mrs. Orville Johnson '

Edith Thompson, Y.W.A. -- Mrs. Arthur McFarlane

Souiih Bede-que Y.W.A. - Mra. Harrison McFa.rlanie , Perseverance Mission Band-Miaa Lousia. Cailibeck

Scurlctown Mission Band - Mr. Walter Wright

Choir-Miss Mildred Callback Sunday School at Home - Mm. Arnold Henderson . C.G'.I.T. - Mrs. W. B. Cmwe Trail Rangers -- Rev. Crowe

Mt. A. University Dnlve - Mr. Wilfred Craig Cemetery - Johnson

All showing an increase both in finances and interest taken in the work.

Mr. Arnold Henderson. record- ing steward. for the circuit report- ed all finances in good shape. 31:! will be send. to the M. and M. Fund. and the total amount raised for all purposes by the Bedeque con- g-rcgaition itmouznted to S8.000.

A vote of thanks and presenta- tion was given to the organist Mrs. Waiter Craig. which was graceful- ly acknowledged.

A stand-in-g vote of appreciation was extended to Rev. W. B. and Mrs. Crowe for their leadership and splendid work. which was acknowledged by Mrs. Crowe. Mr. Vernon Craig was added to the Board of Elders.

After the meeting a social time was enjoyed and refreshments served by the ladies.-B

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was represented at the meeting at

Moncton by four delegates and each of these resolutions were ap- proved.

"(j) Presentation of radio pro- gram in co-operation with Sta- tion CJRW. This convslsted of a series of radio spots from disk: supplied by the Canadian Cham- be: of Commerce. They dealt. with the topic. "llhe Price of Freedom is Eternal Vigilance)

Wk) Resolution supporting the move being made for street mail delivery in Summerside.

"(ll Resolution requesting E installation of an oil heating a- tem in the new Summerside t Office to obviate the smoke nuis- ance coal will cause.

”(m) Attendance of our score.- iary-at the second year course of the Canadian Institute for Board Secretaries. at McMsater Univer- sity, Hamilton.

”(nl Spom.sor.-:ihi.p of the Public Speaking class in Summer-side Communlty College and chairman- ship of same by our secretary. Mr. Rodd, who is giving freely of his time in this endeavour.

"Through our affiliation with the Canadian Chamber of Com- merce the Board was favored with a visit in Octdber from the Cham- ber President Mr. Winspear of Edlmonion and the General Man- ager, Mr. Don Morrell. Wh-lie here these gentlemen visited the High School and Academy and were very much impressed with the interest taken by the Sum- morside business men service clubs and ollher organizations in that institution as evidenced by the fine sound system. and facilities for manual training, wood carving, leather craft. home in, sewing and so forth. praonted by the Kinsmen. Y's.Mlen's Club: and other sponsoring groups.

"While on this topic I would like to say our combined Summersidc High School. Acndemy. and Com- munity Coliegc, under the super- vision of Mr. Clarence Mercer. is indeed A credit to our Town. And should help a great deal to keep our Town on the map as CanAda'A 'Most Pi-ogreasive' Town.

"ln closing permit me to ex- press my thanks to our very cap- able and efficient secretary. Mr. Rodd. for his v helpful co-op- eratlon at all times. t

"I also wish to express the great appreciation of the Board for the assistance. urngement and sup- port of the Press And radio ata- tion CJRW.

"And I want to give my personal jhanks to the chairmen of the dif- ferent committees and all those mernbars who so willingly co-or erated and Assisted me. And I be- speak for my successor in office the same co-operation 'Aud wvlsb him every auccon."

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Itstall Merchants committee Report

The following mporf of the Re- tail Merchants Comaritttoe was sub- mitted by the chairman. Mr. Alan H. Holman, at Tuaday night meeting of the Summeuideg8o of Trade: - "For some time many member of the Board of Trade felt that iihnra should be some canmlitee in the Board. which could help to conoolihta the and rformulpte pllfil for the retail ibunineu. of this Town. There- fore, this Fall the following com- mittee wu appointed to do thia work, and to be known as the Re- toil Merchants Committee. It was felt that certain definite classes of merchant: be represented on follows:-Mr. William Smallman. Mr. Lloyd Gonrlll And Mr. Alan Holman, representing the depart- ment not-ea. Mr; Rogera, Mr. Gerald Sheen. Mr. Maurice Mill and Mr. Ron McKenzie to represent libs inde-pendent norea. and Mr. Join Mountain. Mr. Mark GAudet. sin, to represent the in- dependent. grocers.

"At the firet. meeting a general discussion on membership took place. and an invitation was ex-

tended to all other organized fnarohan-to gmwpa in the Town to appoint. A representative which

could sit on thin committee. So far no other representatives have joined Jihio committee.

"At this meeting certain nia- uuderatanduinga AA to the power of this committee were straightened out. It was decided that this com-

to enforce any decisions that were made by it. and that all that could -be done was to suggest such ideas as were approved by its members.

Closing noun

"me first task undertaken by this committee was to make up A suggested list of -closing hours. tholidaya and Christmas hours. which were thought to be of the best interest to the consuming pub- lie and the merchants. The co- operation in canrylng out this sug- gested program was very gratify- ing. and shows that the stores in this Town can co-operate in mat- ters such as iihie.

”l'hm-e are still classes of busi- nesses in the town which have no undenstandtng of closing hours. holidays. etc. Most prominent of tlhese are the lndaepenclent grocers. The Retail Merchants Committee, as pointed out above. has no power attached to it. except that of sug- gestion, but this comrmlieee feels that a sane and sensible agreement as to hours could be decided on. if these stores would meet to- gether and come to some under- standing. Certainly it is the wish of no one that these sl.o'rea.close at five o'clock with the other busi- nesses of the Town. but it is felt that they should close at some de- finite time, whether eight. ten or one am.

”The Retail Merchant: Commit- tee of this Board did consldera-ble work in organlatng the excellent suggestion of Mr. William Fridaen. "Santa Claus Lane". Although the lighting was somewhat slow in starting owing to the damp and windy weather, and the fact that there were some ”da.rk" spaces in the Lane. The effort showed that in join; movement such as this could make Summer-aid: I. place to be talked about and to be visited. Our thanka to.Aii fume who so genet- oualy co-operated. and our hope: that the 'IAm' next year will be brighter than ever.

Town-Wide Sale

"Mr. Maurice Mill. a member of this committee ca-me forwnrd with an excellent suggestion in having the Summcraldie Merchants Join together in I. Town-Wide Sale! This suggestion was iihorcugihly investigated by the committee. A number of meetings were held and definite Ari-Angiemeni: were made to hold such a sale on the lath, 19th and roar. of January. At. the time of writing this report. the Sale in Just about to go on. We -believe that it. will be A success- ful undertaking. The committee would like to thank Mr. Herbert Stuighf. for the -help he gave the committee in formulating plane. etc., for iilrla sale.

"Dhe committee is working on one other project. It is felt. by many businesses that A watchman service is needed in the Town. Without outing any disparage-

mlttee had absolutely no powers .

F.O. P. C. Griffiths has been transferred from Number 433 Squadron Edmonfono Alia-. will report here on Saturday.

and

January 27th., for ining on a staff Navigator Inatructor (Navi- gator) Course. !'.0. W. G. Moure. F.O..B. ll. Stevens, !'.O. W. E. Hoy, F.O. J. A.vTulloch and F.0. R: S. Burks will report on mm from Number 408 Squadron Rockeliffe. Ont.. for inclusion on A SNXIN) Course. F.O. G. L. McCon:nack and !'.L. E. W. Garrett, who have been penfomiing tta-ff duties at the Air Navigation School will also undergo training on the next SNI(N) Coure.e. .

On Saturday. January 27th anv- cral Radio Officers will arrive at this Unit from No. 408 Squadron.

ing on I. Navigation Offlcers' Course. at the Air Navigation School. These include F.O. S. J. Pua, F.O. K. 0. Mitchell, F.O. A. C. Goodman. F.O. D. A. Tite, F.O. S. V. William: and FD. M. Malooha. F.O. W. F. Campbell, a. Navigation Officer, on posting from F.'I'.S. Centralia, Ont., arrived here on January iwr qnd will Also be A student on the next Navigation Officmf Course. 0 0 0

MPH. A. f. Wolfendern and young son lain departed on Saturday. January ml. for North Bay. Oni., where they will spend some time as the guests of Mrs. Woifenderra parmu, Mr. find Mra. Davidson.

.0 I v A Station Badminton Club is being formed on this Unit and Mr. Frank Madame, forecaster of the Meteorological Section, is presi- dent. Enthusiastic response is being shown in this regard and several of the personnel and their wives are already members. to- gether with rnaoiy Sumrncrside Maidenie. 0 0 Lac. Paul J. Senhenluk of this Station is the coach of the Suin- merslde High School Girls Bas- keobali team. 0 0

On Friday evening. January 19 the St. Du:nstan'a University Basketball team met the R.C.A.F. team at the Drill Hall of R.C.A.F. Station Summer-side. P.E.l., which resulted in the'R.C.A.F. being vic- torious in a. score of 53-336.

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Friends of F0. Gordon Kilgour will be inierated to learn that he is now undergoing training at H. M.C.S. Stadaeonc, Halifax. N.S. I-10. Kilgour is stationed at RC. A.F'. Station Greenwood. N.S.. and graduated off A Navigation Of- ficera' Course .in.December. 1949.

Several R.C.A.F. personnel will remain in Summevraide or Slermon Park while enjoying portion: of annual leave, incltidi-ng: Lac. G. N. Stiles. Lac. A.S. Loney, Cpl. R. A. J. Blots. Cpl. E. N. M. Fair- bairn, Sgt. C. H. Pickard. Cpt. E. J. Hogan and Inc. H. P. Ramsay. Lac. S. J. West will spend one week in Kingston, 0nt.; Lac. F. ,5.

ment on the very busy Police Force of the Town. many persons believe that A close: watch should be kept on their business pro- perties than the police are capable of giving. We have done A great. deal of work on this. matter. And shortly hope to put forth a con-

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no. ofair Currie of 1-iuubunm. Lot '1 was A visitor to Sinnmemd.

recently. . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mlcunnan

of crude were .viaitots to 3:-ingffeld West. on Sunday the Ollvl of Mr. and . George

Wilkinson Springfield Wear.

. "maimany friends 01'Mi'I..E;1., llllla of West. Cape are sorry to know she has been confined to hm. home through lune”. lid all are lookingjlorward to seeing her my. ly restored to her usual gcod beam.

Mr. Olayiaon Maclcnnan of 5...... inerairla was A. visitor to 01c:n'.' over the week-end and while u...;. he was the guest. of his uncle. lilr, George Caruahcra and family, at; visited other friends in Unlcnv.-.i-2.

- Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ma.cDcugr.i of Olnary were recentivlsitors :3 Springfield West and Green ml and while there they were we guests of their son Keith and Tum. ily. also the guests of Mrs. M; Doruga.ll'a sister, Mrs. Earl Ellis 3 . Mr. Ellis and family.

The West. Oape Women's inn. tute met at. the home of M51". ..-.1 Mra. Ira MacDonald for their Jam. ary meeting. There was a very g...,1 attendance. The February me .. is to be held at the home of M. hr! and Mrs. Kenneth Elli-

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Mr. Laura: Machcnnan of Sr- mersido was a visitor to Green Hill on Sunday and while there he :. the guest of Mr. Allison Ellis and Mr. Lee MacDonald. The Be.)-.p; Ladies Aid Inlet. at. the Unimi Parsonage to hold their Jan...”- meeting. There was a. good subm- ance. The president, Mrs. Ira, Mi.-. Donald takixigthe chair and opp... ed the meeting. Theme God imrl.-. mg with us; hymn 571; "-Stanriimz at the portal". The program in the Missionary Monthly was then fix. lowed with different. members tux- ing part. in the program. Meeting closed with hymn 356. "Take nay life and let. it. -he." Meeting than closed with Benediction. A dail lunch was served by the h0Slt .. to the members and a. nu.mbe-5 nf visiiicra at. the close of the nieetiiu. It. was decided to hold a pantry sale in O'Leary and later to IICHU a concert. in the near future.

Marshall intends to visit Axum- poiis Royal. N.S.. while on nine -days' leave and Lao. L. V. Collin: will depart. soon for a WC('i('S leave in Saint John, NB. S.L. l... W. C. 'Liwmperi is taking 19 dam armualxleave in Slemon Park. as well as F.L. R. H. Musngall.

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"In cloning. I Willi to thank all the members of the committee for tlheir interest. co-operation and work. I would like especially to thank Mr. Ross McKenzie. Mr. Mavu:-ice Mill. Mr. Bud Mountain. Mr. A.riih1rr Rogers and Mr. Harold Rodd. the secretary of the Board, for their extra work and co-opera- tion. This committee has been ex- tremely active in ita short time of operation. It should have A very excellent future."

other reports suabm.itted at Tuesday nigihtla meeting included those of mtiring P1-acid-out Hinton. which appears in today's lane: and the following committee chair- men: Agric-ultu.re. Mr. T. J. in- man: Tour-int. Mr. G. M. Mulahol- land: Town Improvement. Mr. A. S. Hopkins; Mail Services, Mr. Alan

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