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Wednesday, May 4 4, 1977' Court Calendar Tuesday, May 3, 1977 Municipal Court Judge William Kelsay Andrew Zorin, 24, 116 Marine was fined $345 for drunken driving and required to attend a four-week drunken driving course with a fee of $30. He also was placed on one year summary probation and given a suspended 30-day jail term. Gilbert Vernon Guenther, 38, Coronado Del Mar, was fined $375 for drunken driving and placed on one year summary probation. He also was given a suspended 30-day jail term. Municipal Court Judge Richard Kessell Calvin Albert Hemborg, 39, Boulder Creek, was sentenced to five days in jail and placed on one year summary probation for drunken driving.

He also was given a suspended 180-day jail term. He had a previous conviction. Dale Eugene Kenville, 22, 350 Linden had a burglary charge against him dismissed following a guilty plea to a felony burglary charge in superior court. He was arrested after he was spotted in resident's garage, according to police reports, Superior Court MI Judge Rollie Hall Harold Vaughn Thompson, 24, was sentenced to state prison for five counts of writing checks with insufficient funds. Ten counts of similar charges had been dismissed.

SCOPE Awards Banquet May 12 Those who have taken time from the daily grind to improve their homes and businesses to make the city easier on the eyes of others, shall be rewarded next week. The annual SCOPE awards banquet will be held May 12 at Adolph's Restaurant, 525 Water St. Master ofceremonies will be Judge John Marlo, a charter member of SCOPE Catagories to be awarded include new and restored buildings, single and multiple dwellings, commercial and residential property and the general fixing of older homes. Judges are: Mrs. Esther Abbott, co founder of PROD and the Pacific Garden Mall; Robert Ellenwood, planning director of Watsonville; and Roy Rydell, landscape architect.

Honorary judge is Roy Krell, outdoor editor of Sunset Magazine. Reservations can be made no later than May 8, by calling Bev Watts, 423 0453 or Phil Smith, 423 7080. Dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. Moonlighting Wives Operated Narcotics Ring ADDISON, III. (AP) Two women have been arrested and a third is being sought for allegedly operating a drug ring after their husbands left for work and their children were in school.

Also seized Tuesday by Metropolitan Enforcement Group agents was William Charles Seybold, 27, of Chicago. They said he carried a revolver and another gun was found in his car. Also arrested were Carol Ann Shane, 27, of Carpentersville, and Teresa Ann 17, of Addison. Officials said Mrs. Shane is expecting her fourth child.

Agents said they are trying to get an arrest warrant for another Carpentersville woman in connection with sale of drugs. She was not identified. Agents said they confiscated two ounces of "speed" with a street sale value of $10,000, a dozen marijuana plants and 300 valium pills, a tranquilizer. All were charged with selling and conspiracy to sell drugs. Mrs.

Smith also was charged with manufacturing marijuana. Weapons charges also were lodged against Seybold. Five Deputies Complete Course Five sheriff's department deputies were awarded certificates for completing a basic police orientation program at Modesto Junior College. They are Michael Gangloff, Thomas Gilbertson, Michael Gray, Cheryl Mouras and Donna Racette. Oppose Prisons Individuals or community groups opposed to construction of new state prisons are being urged by the Women's Prisoner Support Group to participate in a rally Monday at noon outside the Capitol Building in Sacramento, near 11th and Streets.

For more information and to form car pools, call 425-0639 or 427-3688. Ralph R. Haile Dies In Selma Ralph R. Haile, 72, a Selma, farmer and former barber in Soquel, died Monday in Selma. Born in Holly, he was raised in Fresno and came to Soquel as a young man and went into barbering.

His shop was the first building coming down into town from Santa Cruz. There was a 15-foot barber pole that marked the shop, where an ice cream store now stands near the theater. In 1936 he purchased the Soquel Bakery, now Maddock's, and owned it for 18 months. Then in 1943 he left Soquel and spent the war years in San Francisco. He then moved to Selma where he had been actively farming since.

A few weeks before his death, he had traveled through Russia with his son Don, a Santa Cruz attorney. Haile was a member of Moose Lodge. He is survived by his son, Don Haile of Santa Cruz; a daughter, Birdene George of Edmonton, Canada, and six grandchildren; a brother, Carl Haile of Pacifica; and three sisters, Esther Diel of Fresno, Jane Hart of Ross, and Rita Haile of Santa Cruz. Funeral services will be at the Page Mortuary in Selma on Thursday at 11 a.m. Interment will be in Selma.

Gary E. Schwan Services Friday Funeral services will be held Friday for Gary Eugene Schwan, 33, who was killed in an auto accident Monday evening on the Highway 1 onramp to Highway 17. Born in Spokane, he served in the Army during the Vietnam war and has lived in Santa Cruz for the last five years. Schwan was employed by Cal Communications in Sunnyvale in the marketing division. He is survived by his wife, Judy Schwan; two daughters, Lisa and Juilana, all of Santa Cruz; his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Schwan of Spokane, and a sister, Mrs. Lugene Gabrieson of Hayward. The funeral cortege will Norman's Family Chapel, 3620 Soquel Drive, Soquel, at 9:15 a.m. for Holy Cross Catholic Church were a Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m.

Interment will be in Oakwood Memorial Gertrude Winchell Services Set Services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. for Gertrude E.M. Winchell, 81, who died of leukemia while visiting her family in Washington State last Wednesday. They will be held at the Chapel of the Four Seasons, 1050 Cayuga with the Santa Cruz Chapter 273 of the Order of the Eastern Star (O.E.S.) in charge. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery, at Everett, Washington.

Contributions to the American Cancer Society are asked in her name. Women's Health Library Opens Now there is a place where you can learn why health insurance costs what it does, or the side effects of the drug you were prescribed last week. The Santa Cruz Women's Health Center has put the finishing touches on a health and medical library, located at 250 Locust St. The library, which contains books, pamphlets and clippings, is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Monday through Friday and from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday evenings. Felton Business The Felton Business Assn. will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Felton firehouse to discuss final plans for the race to the redwoods.

The plans will be presented to county officials on Friday. Also up for discussion is the association's endorsement of a Superior Court judge. A Living Memorial IS a Donation to DOMINICAN SANTA CRUZ HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 1555 Soquel Drive Santa Cruz, California 95065 (408) 476-0220 Vital Statistics BIRTHS Community Hospital JONES April 13 at 12:09 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Scott Jones' (Marcy Lee Epprecht), 265 Keller Drive, Boulder Creek, 9-pound, 2- ounce boy, Jeremiah Nathan. BEARD April 14 at 2:28 a.m. 1. to Mr. and Mrs.

Ross Kennan Beard (Jonnie Gail Wickstrom), 17325 Mt. Elizabeth Drive, Tuolumne, girl, Shelise. GUNDEL April 15 at 8:19 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Bradley, Scott Gundel (Jennifer Ann Ferguson), 2870 Glen Canyon Road, 6-pound, girl, Alexandria Brook. KLEINSMITH April 15 at 1:54 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce John Kleinsmith (Laura Jane Warner), 374 Blohm, Aromas, 7-pound, 9.

ounce boy, Adrian David. HOSIER April 18 at 6:28 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. James Louis Hosier (Kim Earle Macdonald), 2737 Placer 7-pound, girl, Emily Suzanne.

MARQUEZ April 19 at 5:59 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald James Marquez (Nancy Lynn Jarvis), 518 Miramar Drive, 5-pound, 12-ounce boy, DYE Alynne Jarvis. Mr.

A and Mrs. Jim Dale Dye April 21 at 8:27 a.m. to (Kathleen Faye Lewin), 800 Bethany Drive, Scotts Valley, 7-pound, 5- ounce girl, Heather Ruth. REYNOLDS April 21 at 11:04 a.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Eric Reynolds (Ruth Stanton Chambers), 112 Alamo 8-pound, boy, Erik Coulson. BAYLES April 24 at 11:03 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Wilson Bayles (Susan Margaret Pianavilla), 125 Vick Drive, 7-pound, 12- ounce girl, Megan Susan. LAI April 24 at 11:12 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Sung- Yue Lai (Karen H.

Kuek), 517 Ocean View 7- pound, 8-ounce girl, Elizabeth Susan. LIPPMAN April 26 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Isadore Lippman (Rochelle Leone Marohn), 714 Pine No.

1, 8-pound, 11-ounce boy, David Forrest. POLLOCK April 29 at 11:13 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Michael Pollock (Susan Margaret O'Keeffe), 1280 Mt.

Hermon Road, Scotts Valley, 8-pound boy, Owen Matthew. Dominican Hospital DUNCAN April 20 at 10:04 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. James Howard Duncan (Joyce Arlene Chapman), 620 Tabor Drive, Scotts Valley, 6- pound boy, James Lee.

THRALL April 28 at 3:20 a.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver Thrall (Barbara Lou Rahtz), 801 Seacliff Drive, Aptos, 8-pound, ounce boy, Adam Louis. CHEKOURAS April 28 at 3:02 p.m.

to Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Chekouras (Linda Lou Papadakis), 8-pound, boy, Matthew Andrew. KNIGHT April 28 at 5:48 p.m. to Mr.

and Mrs. Dennis Edward Knight (Rita Diane Grever), 14 Lake Lane, Scotts Valley, 7-pound, ounce boy, Raymond Jay. NAUENBERG April 28 at 9:09 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Nauenberg (Josette Weehuizen), 709 Laurent 7-pound, boy, Alexander Thomas. MARRIAGE LICENSES BIANCO Michael Gangioff and Deanna Del Bianco, both of Santa Cruz BLACKMORE-ROWE David Blackmore of Fremont and Kathie Rowe of Soquel A COSTELLA-HORTON Frank Costella Cruz and Linda Horton of OSGAR-SCANLAN Thomas Osgar and Helen Scanlan, both of. Scotts Valley FRAZIER-DYSON Rollin Frazier and Madge Dyson, both of Santa Cruz Annulments Filed STURGIS Dorothy and Paul DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Petitions Filed COX Ronald and Norma CRAWLEY Patricia and Alton STRUTHERS Sharon and Robert ELLIS John and Caroline PAUL Lynda and David NOLAN Eileen and Gary REEM James Sr. and Rosemond MARKEL Dorothy and Harold HILL Betsey and Malcolm AARON Brenda and Nathaniel FUNERALS RALSTON In Santa Cruz, Calif. April 30, 1977.

Mrs. Verna L. Raiston. Beloved wife of the late Bertram K. Ralston, loving sister of Mrs.

Helen E. Moffitt of San Jose, and loving aunt of Mrs. Marilyn M. Imker of Santa Cruz. Native of Santa Clara County, aged 68 years.

Graveside services were held May 4 in San Jose; Rev. James H. Woodruff officiated. Arrangements entrusted to Williams Funeral Chapel, E. Santa Clara San 5,4,105 NORMANS FAMILY chapel MACIEL In Santa Cruz, California, May 2, 1977.

Mr. Manuel S. Maciel, Sr. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Marie Maciel of Santa Cruz; a son, Manuel S.

Maciel, of Healdsburg, a daughter, Mrs. Georgiana Wallace of San Jose, a grandson, Tracy Wallace of San Jose. Native of Azores Islands, aged 84 years. Member of Holy Cross Catholic Church and CPDES. Funeral cortege will leave Norman's Family Chapel, (Norman Benito, Director) 3620 Soquel Drive, Soquel, Thursday, May 5, 1977 at 9:15 a.m., thence to Holy Cross Catholic Church, 126 High Street, Santa Cruz, where a Mass of the Resurrection will be Celebrated, commencing at 9:30 a.m.

Friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, San Rafael, Calif. Rosary will be recited in Norman's Family Chapel, Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. SCHWAN In Santa Cruz, California, May 2, Mr.

Gary Eugene Schwan. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Judy Schwan; two daughters, Lisa and Juilana, all of Santa Cruz; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schwan of Spokane, Washington; and a sister, Mrs.

Lugene Gabrielson of Hayward. Native of Spokane, Washington, aged 33 years. Funeral cortege will leave Norman's Family Chapel, (Norman Benito, Director) 3620 Soquel Drive, Soquel, Friday, May 6, 1977 at 9:15 a.m. thence to Holy Cross Catholic Church, 126 High Santa Cruz, where a Mass of the Resurrection will be Celebrated commencing at 9:30 a.m. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Interment in Oakwood Memorial Park. 5,4,106 3620 Soquel Drive Soquel, California 95073 476-6211 CLARKE In Guerneville, May 2, 1977. Mr. Albert George Clarke. Survived by his wife, Marie M.

Clarke, of Guerneville. Native of Australia, aged 86 years. Member of Santa Cruz Lodge No. 38, Retired employee of the Santa Cruz Tire Company. Memorial services will be conducted at Santa Rosa Memorial Park Chapel, Saturday May 7, at 2:00 p.m.

1900 Franklin Santa Rosa. Services under the direction of Guerneville Redwood Chapel, (707) 869-2842. Friends are respectfully invited to attend memorial service. Inurnment private, contributions to charity preferred. 5,4,105 WE can arrange everything in one place JOSESAN CEMETERY ELKS WATSONVILLE ARNOLDS SO DENNY -SAN FRANCISCO 1 ST.

SANTA CRUZ ARNOLD'S FUNERAL AND CREMATION SERVICES 1902 Ocean WANT ADS 426-8000 ECONO CREMATION and BURIAL PLAN CALL TODAY Arrange in Advance and Save Lowest Cost in the Santa Cruz Area No Membership or Registration Required For Those Who Desire the Absolute Minimum in Service and Expense Even if You Have Other Plans, Check This One AVAILABLE THROUGHIRVIN M. SMITH SONS CHAPEL OF THE FOUR SEASONS 1050 Cayuga Street Santa Cruz, Calif. 95060 423-5721 WESSENDORF HOLMES 223 CHURCH STREET SANTA CRUZ, CALIF. 95060 423-4725 FUNERALS IRVIN M. SMITH SONS chapel of the fOUR sEasOnS 423-5721 These four couples were awarded certficates of meritorious service to public education by the San Lorenzo No.

718, for their community-built classrooms cated at Quail Hollow Elementary Ben Lomond. John B. Canuel, Meritorious Service Valley Lodge efforts on three recently dediSchool in master of the SLV Mason lodge, right, presented the certificates to to the active citizens. The recipients are, Claudia Ramm, Don and Kathryn Ken Voak. from left to right, Paul and Frank and Sherri Stillwell, Beauchamp and Pat and State Mussel Brown Defends Quarantine Presidential Bid Is SACRAMENTO (AP) In a defense of his 1976 bid for the presidency, Gov.

Edmund Brown Jr. says many of his ideas are now becoming part of the nation's public policy. The Democratic governor was quick to respond Tuesday in an interview on a nationwide television talks show when host Phil Donahue said some people perceived his bid so early in office as "egomaniacal." "I think many the ideas I promoted before the county are now becoming more accepted and are becoming part of public policy in the nation," said the 39-year-old Brown, elected governor in 1974. Following his election, President Carter mentioned a "new spirit" and limited resources in his speeches both themes Brown harped on while campaigning against Carter for the Democratic nomination. The exchange on the presidency was one of the more serious comments Brown made made in the outdoor interview about 1,600 people mostly middle aged women looked on and applauded repeatedly.

In fact, Brown, a perceptive student of the media, later told one reporter Tuesday that he knew that he hadn't said anything new during the interview. Overall, Brown's performance was typical of his ability in dealing with retions, porters. serious He turned and light, many to ques- his advantage even on emotional topics like the death penalty. Most of the questions and Kidnap Suspect Fails To Show A warrant has been issued for a 30-year-old kidnaping suspect who failed to show up for court today. Superior Court Judge Rollie Hall issued the warrant for Gregory Campbell of Reseda, who is believed to be in custody, according to Art Danner, assistant district attorney.

His co-defendant, Sherri Lou Mescon, 22, also failed to show up today, but had a waiver of appearance, according to Danner. Their matter was put over to May 25 at 8:30 p.m. for resetting. They are accused in the kidnaping of young man Oscar 0gg of Branciforte Drive during an alleged dope deal. The kidnaping occurred in May 1976.

Fire Calls Tuesday, May 3, 1977 Santa Cruz Fire Department 4:35 p.m. False alarm at UCSC. 4:44 p.d. Fire underneath Broadway bridge. Paper and lumber.

5:12 p.m. Smoke scare from light fixture at 1266 Soquel Ave. 7:35 p.m. Rescue and first aid. Young boy hit by car at Woodrow Ave and West Cliff Drive.

8:18 p.m. -Macrame hanger caught fire from candle at 123 Jordon St. 8:28 p.m.- Controlled burn. Turned out to be a barbecue on Deleware Ave. Scotts Valley Fire Department 7:16 p.m.

Smoke check on Janis Way. Nothing found. Capitola Fire Department 2:28 p.m. Public service at 1805 47th Ave. Apt.

1. Lockout. 6:39 p.m. Auto accident with injuries at Capitola Road and 47th Avenue. Victim taken to hospital.

Live Oak Fire Department 3:17 p.m. Man down at 101 18th Avenue. Returned enroute. Department of Forestry. 3 p.m.

Medical aid at Highway 9 and Highway 236. Car accident with minor injuries. 8:18 p.m. Smoke check in Corralitos area. Nothing found.

Wednesday, May 4, 1977 Santa Cruz Fire Department 4:19 a.m. Water leak at 250 Moore St. Water heater. Live Oak Fire Department 3:51 a.m. Red alarm at Santa Cruz Garden School.

False alarm. 7:01 a.m. Resuscitator call to 730 17th Ave. Victim to hospital. Capitola Fire Department 8:10 a.m.

Resuscitator at 300 Pium space 68. Victim to GRIGGS In Santa Cruz, California, May 2, 1977. Mr. Forest "Jack" Clinton Griggs. Survived by his wife, Myria E.

Griggs of Santa Cruz; two sons, Forest C. Griggs Jr. of Porterville, CA. and James W. Griggs of Exeter, one daughter, Luann G.

Robertson of Capitola; a step-daughter, Lynda D. Gentry of Soquel; one sister, Thelma Harris of Santa Cruz. Also survived by ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Native of Exeter, California, aged 80 years, 4 months. Member of Masonic Lodge of Exeter, CA.

Mr. Griggs was Chairman of the Board for the Griggs Petroleum Company in Exeter, California. Services will be conducted at Evans-Miller Exeter Funeral Chapel, 425 North Kaweah Exeter, CA. at a date and time to be announced later. Local arrangements entrusted to the care of the Irvin M.

Smith Sons, CHAPEL OF THE FOUR SEASONS, Funeral Directors at 1050 Cayuga Street, Santa Cruz, CA. Interment in Exeter Cemetery, Exeter, California. Is Under Way SACRAMENTO (AP) Cali- Brown's answers were in a light vein: -He refused to say whether he is dating singer Linda Ronstadt, who performed at some of his campaign rallies. "Why do you ask?" he said with a laugh. "I refuse to answer on the Brown let his voice trail away.

On the topic of whether his private life is anybody else's business, Brown said he understood the interest and questions but added: "'That doesn't mean I have to like it." -He announced he has never cooked anything in his $275-a- month apartment across from the Capitol and added he has a "very low utility bill." He said he mostly eats out at restaurants. -He laughed with everyone else in the audience when thunder boomed as the sky clouded over. Donahue told Brown: "God is disapproving." -He quipped that the Auburn Dam construction has a "shaky" future which probably will depend on what future earthquake studies say about the proposed dam's safety. Brown also repeated his opposition to the death penalty, new taxes, growth of government and additional gasoline taxes. Workshop About Theater In SC A Theater Workshop for the whole family, all age groups, will be held Saturday at Star of the Sea Park on Frederick Street under sponsorship of the city parks and recreation department.

The 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. program includes workshops in mime, makeup, improvisation, mask making, technical and design, acting and movement, with no previous experience required. Leadership is being provided by the League of Santa Cruz Theaters. All instructors are professionals.

Preregistration is now underway on a first-come, firstserved basis at the parks and recreation department, 346 Church St. all week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fees are $4 for city adults, $2.50 for city resident children, $6.50 for nonresident adults and $3.75 for nonresident children. For more information, call 426-5000, extension 213.

SC Mountain Climber Killed BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) -Scott A. Lane, 22, of Santa Cruz, a student at Western Washington State College, was killed when he fell 80 to 80 feet down a ledge while mountain climbing Sunday, authorities said. Lane was killed in the Van Sant Dike area east of Bellingham. An emergency crew from the Bellingham Mountain Rescue Council went to the scene and radioed for a helicopter from Whidbey Island Naval Air Station.

But Lane died before the helicopter arrived, officials said. fornia has announced the annual six-month quarantine against mussels. Issued Monday, the order by Department of Health bans the sale of mussels for anything other than fish bait through Oct. 31. Between May 1 and Oct.

31 mussels "may concentrate a toxic material that is highly poisonous to the order said. It applies to all species of mussels found along the California coast and in San Francisco Bay. Bicyclist, 12, Hit By Car A 12-year-old boy was injured and a man arrested for drunken driving after an accident at the intersection of Woodrow Avenue and West Cliff Drive Tuesday night. Police said John Grube, 214 Sunset was taken to the hospital with injuries after the accident. Grube was riding his bicycle on Woodrow Avenue when a dog began to chase him, said reports.

Grub was trying out outrun the dog and was watching the animal when he rode his bike onto West Cliff Drive and into the path of the car. The car was driven by Walter Everett Dorn, 51, 707 Pelton Apt. 208. He was arrested for drunken driving after the incident. Ex-Diplomat Sprouse Dies SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Retired diplomat Philip Sprouse, who held posts in Nationalist China and Cambodia, is dead at the age of 70.

Sprouse died Thursday cancer. He retired because of illness in 1964 and moved to suburban Orinda. native of Greenbrier, he was a graduate of Washington and Lee University and began his 25-year diplomatic career as a clerk in the American Embassy in Peking. In 1946 he was attached to the staff of Gen. George C.

Marshall, then President Truman's special representative in China, and helped write the recently declassified report detailing Marshall's mission to China. In association with Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, worked in 1949 on preparation of the White Paper which sought to explain the reasons for the Communist takeover of mainland China. Later he worked in American embassies in Europe was ambassador to Cambodii in 1962-64 during a period of strained relations between the governments of the United States and Prince Sihanouk.

Myers Obituary Due to incorrect information received, the obituary notice Jean Helen Myers in the April 27 Sentinel had her name misspelled. She died here April 20 at age 53 after residing in Santa Cruz for two months. Advertisement SAVE OUR SYMPHONY Enclosed is my Check, (Money Order) for TO: SANTA CRUZ COUNTY SYMPHONY ASSOC. P.O. Box 66857, Scotts Valley, Ca.

95066 WINCHELL In Snohomish, Washington, April 28th, 1977. Mrs. Gertrude E. M. Winchell.

Survived by one daughter, Ramona Mundell of Snohomish, Washington; a son, Vern Winchell of Everett, Washington. Also survived by 8 grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Native of Dresden, Germany, aged 81 years 5 months. Member of Santa Cruz chapter No. 273, Order of the Eastern Star and the Midcounty Senior Citizens organization of Santa Cruz.

A Santa Cruz resident for many years that will be missed by many. Memorial services will be conducted at the Irvin M. Smith Sons, Chapel of the Four Seasons, 1050 Cayuga Street, Saturday, May 7, 1977 at 10:00 a.m. with Santa Cruz Chapter No. 273 O.E.S.

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