THE COMPASS. The Monthly Newsletter of Knights of Columbus # 8980 CHARITY + UNITY + FRATERNITY + PATRIOTISM. Click HERE for the KofC 8980 website

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1 ST. MICHAEL S COUNCIL #8980 P.O. BOX SURFSIDE BEACH, S.C PRSRT STD US POSTAGE PAID NON PROFIT ORG MYRTLE BEACH, SC PERMIT #344 December 2015 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to: Knights of Columbus St. Michael Council #8980 P.O. Box Surfside Beach, SC THE COMPASS The Monthly Newsletter of Knights of Columbus # 8980 VOLUME 31, ISSUE 6 The Compass Newsletter, USPS Permit 344 Is published monthly by Knights of Columbus, St. Michael Council #8980 TO: CHARITY + UNITY + FRATERNITY + PATRIOTISM Click HERE for the KofC 8980 website KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 8980 Council Events Business Meeting; 6:00 PM First Thursday of the month in PAC Hall - December 3 Officer s Meeting: 4:30 PM First Thursday preceding Business Meeting in PAC Hall. Council Family Rosary & Social in PAC Hall - December. 17 6PM Fourth Degree Events Notice: Due to Thanksgiving and Christmas, there will be NO Assembly 2107 Meetings in Nov. & Dec. Our next business meeting will be 28 January, 2016.

2 OUR GRAND KNIGHT S REPORT My Brother Knights, I hope that you and your families had a blessed and Happy Thanksgiving, we at Council 8980 have so much to be thankful for, and now with Christmas right around the corner things are not slowing down for us, we are getting set for a busy December and January. Our first degree team will be having a first degree ceremony on December 12th at 10am in PAC Hall, please try to attend and witness the great job that the team does, also showing our incoming brothers the unity and support that we have for each other. I want to thank both Ken Pankowski and Rick Fox for the work they did this past weekend on our membership drive. Both men have a true passion for letting Catholic men know what they are missing out on the longer they put off joining our ranks. It s because of knights like them they we are such a large Council. There were also many other Knights that manned our table at all the masses. With the year coming to an end so are some of our annual programs. Once again John Fry hit it out of the park with his leadership on the Columbian Hope Foundation, the details are on page ten. Thank you to all the knights who captained the weekend teams and all those knights who participated, we couldn t have done it without the hours of help that you all donated. Mark your calendars for the upcoming events in the New Year. January we will a busy month, which will include our 3rd annual Unity and Fraternity Mass, Communion and breakfast on January 17, We will attend 7:00 Mass, and sit as a group with our families, then head to breakfast at Plantation Pancake House 3 miles north of St. Michael s on Business 17 N. Also, our memorial mass for our departed brothers will be January 21rst. More information on both events can be found on page six. On January 23rd we will be hosting our second dinner dance fund raiser during Polish night, and more information will come in an in the next few weeks. Don t forget to bring an unwrapped gift and if possible a cash donation to the Christmas party on December 6th, we will be collecting for Coats for Kids. And finally, on the national front, the Knights of Columbus have been recognized by the Ethisphere Institute, the global leader in defining and advancing the standards of ethical business practices, as a 2015 World s Most Ethical Company. The World s Most Ethical Companies designation recognizes those organizations that have had a material impact on the way business is conducted by fostering a culture of ethics and transparency at every level of the company. We are number one brothers! Have a Holy and Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year! And please continue praying for our council and members. Grand Knight Tim McGraw INDEX OF CONTENTS Announcements: Adoration, Birthdays, Good of the Order.. Visiting Member; Flag Placement; Vet s Stand Down; Needy Students. Unity & Fraternity Mass; Memorial Mass;Help4Kids & Backpack Buddies Events- March for Life in Washington D. C. in January; Fin. Sec y Report... Fourth Degree Assembly 2107 News & Corp Commander s Report Flag Folding Team; Polish Dinner; Christmas Party Reservation info Golf shirt orders; Soccer Challenge; Operation Hope; Cruise Update. Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10

3 ST. MICHAEL S COUNCIL #8980 OFFICERS OFFICERS COMMITTES Father Edward Fitzgerald Tim McGraw John Olsen Ken Pankowski Dave Kriebel Bob Leewe Ed Petras Bill Mendoza Frank Cunnane Program Director John Olsen Community Director Gil Cushing, PGK Publicity Ken Pankowski Church & Vocation Lawrence Simeon Compass Club Garry Goodwin PGK-PFN Charity Referral Gil Cushing PGK Help4Kids/Bkpk Buddies John Fry PGK Ways & Means John Luse PGK, PFN Knights in Need Gil Cushing PGK Culinary Advisor Denny Laczo PGK-PFN Offerings Garry Goodwin PGK-PFN Mentorship Joe Wanovich PGK Compass Newsletter Ken Pankowski Aelred Pereira Richard Rogers-PFN Denny Laczo PGK Garry Goodwin, PGK-PFN Jim Adee Joe Lynch Gil Cushing, PGK Larry Berry, PGK John Fry, PGK Frank Davis COMMITTEES Magnets John Luse PGK, PFN Recruitmen Don Maher Membership Rick Fox Pro-Life Directo Mike Gray Youth Director John Olsen Operation HOPE John Fry PGK Widows Care Joe Wanovich PGK Family Director Jim White, PGK-PFN Patriotic Alliance Rep. Denny Laczo PGK-PFN Beverage Manager Mike Labak Veteran s Affairs Denny Laczo, PGK-PFN First Degree Team Ken Hein, PGK Aluminum Cans Don Zaitz Golf Committee Barry Rondeau PGK If a Brother Knight knows of anyone who is sick or in distress, please immediately contact Grand Knight Tim McGraw at Business Meeting: 6:00 PM First Thursday of the month in PAC Hall (No July Meeting) Officer s Meeting: 4:30 PM First Thursday preceding Business Meeting in PAC Hall. Council Family Rosary 6:00 PM on the Third Thursday - Social in PAC Hall (ALL ARE WELCOME) No Rosary in June, July, August) The Compass Newsletter will not knowingly publish any advertisement or article that is fraudulent, harmful or misleading. The Compass Newsletter reserves the right to reject any advertising or article submitted for publication, or to edit and submission not meeting our standards of acceptance. The advertiser, not The Compass, is solely responsible for the truthful content of that which is submitted for publication. We are not responsible for omitted articles for any reason. Congratulations to: December - Knight of the Month: Our Knight of the Month is: Ron Bellonio. Ron has been a Knight for four years, and although he has been a new transferee from Mt. Pleasant, he has stepped right in and started work in our Council. Ron instructs the St. Michael School Students in golf, has helped out on our Flag Folding Team and was there at the Veteran's Day Celebration at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Ron has been involved in helping out in many of our charitable works. Our December Knight of the Month is: Ron Bellonio December- Family of the Month: James & Brenda Wood. Jim has been a Knight a bit more than a year and a half and is dedicated to helping in many of our charitable causes. Jim helps in the Help for Kids/Backpack Buddies program and drives the Veterans van which takes our Veterans to the Charleston VA Hospital. Jim can also be found ushering and greeting at the 7:00 a.m. Mass. Brenda is frequently a lector at the 7:00 a.m. Mass and can be seen distributing bulletins after Mass and has a warm smile and a kind word for everyone. The Wood family is a traditional Catholic Family, which is why they have been chosen to be - The December Family of the Month : James & Brenda Wood

4 4. ANNOUNCEMENTS Adorers Needed - by Walt Edmonson Day of Week Sunday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Hours Needed for Adorers 1-2 AM; 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 2-3 PM; PM; 11-PM-12 MID; 12 MID-1 AM (MON) Monday 2-3 AM; 4-5 AM 1-2 AM; PM 1-2 AM; 3-4 AM; 11 PM - 12 Mid 1-2 AM; 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 8-9 AM; 9-10 PM; PM; 12 MID-1AM (SAT) 2-3 AM; 3-4 AM; 4-5 AM; 8-9 AM; AM; 11 AM-12 NOON; 2-3 PM; 4-5 PM The Members and Friends of our Council wish the following Brothers a Very Happy Birthday During the Month of Nov. Don t forget to wish them a Happy Birthday when you see them! 2 Joseph Potere 17 Mark E Bertelsen; William Steve Driver 3 Robert Fleischman; Richard J Keevan 18 Paul Maxwell Joseph W Kennedy 19 Garry G Goodwin 4 Rev Matthew Alapatt 23 Russell H Bartholomew; George K Mc Cart 6 James E Adee; Rick D Presley 24 Alan G Cox 7 Dale R Mosher 25 Brian C Lester 8 Joseph E Fusco; Robert M Kraus 26 Robert M. Jordan 9 John L Buracchio; Joseph A Lascala 27 Joseph A Fazio; Deacon David W Hanson James W Lo Cascio 11 Daniel D Mc Graw 28 Gilbert L Jesch 14 John M Drust; Kevin F Fitzmaurice 29 Carl H Orner Jeffrey M Lippert 31 Robert E Tanfield 15 Ralph P Quaranta Want to wish a brother Knight Happy Birthday? Click HERE! Prayer to the Holy Face of Jesus O Blessed Face of my kind Savior, by the tender love and piercing sorrow of Our Lady as she beheld You in Your cruel Passion, grant us to share in this intense sorrow and love so as to fulfill the holy will of God to the utmost of our ability. Amen Thanks to Jim Adee GOOD OF THE ORDER! Please pray for: RICH MARINO JERRY SIUDA PATTY LIBBY IRENE HUNTER VIRGINIA DeFINE CARL PLOTZKE KATE BUSCHER KAREN McLAUGHLIN BABY GRACE O.J. McLAUGHLIN Submitted by: Dave Kriebel

5 Visiting Member;Flag Placement;Vet s Stand Down;Needy Students *Editor s Omission. The following story was accidentally omitted from last month s issue. A visitor at the Knights of Columbus 8980 meeting Thursday night, October 1, 2015, was Sam Gorfida, Honorary Life member of Council 8980 and Assembly Sam is 93 years old and a World War II veteran. Pictured with Sam are: (left) John Luse PGK-PFN, Honorary member of 8980, John Lock (top center) and Sam. Sam was visiting Carol & John Luse. (Sam along with his wife Peg [Margaret] lived here for many years until moving to Colonial Beach, VA, after Peg s passing to be with his son Michael and family). Veteran s Day Flag Placement and Removal at Hillcrest Cemetery On , the following placed flags for Veteran s Day in Hillcrest Cemetery: Jack Wagner, Gil Cushing, Ray St. Michel, Jim Needham, Dave Kriebel, Richard Rogers, Rick Fox, Don Zaitz, Melville Libbey, John Luse, Joe Miller, Jeff Lippert and Dom Falcone. On , the following removed flags for Veteran s Day in Hillcrest Cemetery: Joe Miller, Gil Cushing, Richard Rogers, Rick Fox, John Kokoska, Jack Wagner, Denny Laczo, Melville Libby and Don Falcone. Our 4 degree Knights of Assembly 2107 collected food, clothing and personal items and made a donation in support of the Stand Down for Homeless Veterans in Myrtle Beach held Sept. 18 at the U.S. Army Reserve center. The stand down provided services for all veterans, including food, shelter, clothing, health screenings, veteran s affairs counseling, and referrals to other service providers. Needy Students Programs for St. James and Socastee High School These Programs are Year-Round 1. Needy Scholarship: throughout the year there are students in need of clothing. The school has a bank that supplies funds to actually take the students to the store and help them select appropriate clothing from Your Cash Donations. 2. Toiletries for Boys (7) or girls (4) Razors and Shave Cream - Soap or Body wash - Washcloth or Scrubby Bath Towel Shampoo and Conditioner - Deodorant Toothbrush and Toothpaste Cologne/perfume - Comb or Brush - Hair accessories - Mouthwash/floss ***These need to be full-size items, not travel size.*** Any questions please contact John or Carol Luse (or)

6 6. Unity & Fraternity Mass; Memorial Mass; Tux Available; Help4Kids Report On January 17, 2016, Council 8980 will hold its Annual Unity & Fraternity Mass, Communion and Breakfast. Interested Council members will meet in the Narthex at 6:50 am for the 7 am Mass and Procession, and the members (and families) will sit in a reserved area. After Mass, we will proceed to the Plantation Pancake House for Breakfast. They reserve one whole side of the restaurant for us. Spend an enjoyable morning in fellowship and food. For info or to reserve a place in church and/or at breakfast, call Ken Pankowski at The restaurant is 3 miles north of Church on the right side of the Bus. 17. Their address is: 1003 US-17 Bus. (N), Surfside Beach. (just past GIANTS). Ken s address is: knights.kenpankowski@gmail.com Memorial Mass for our Departed Brothers All K of C Widows are invited to attend A Memorial Mass to honor our departed Brother Knights from Council 8980 will be celebrated in St. Michael Church on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016 at 6 PM. We have a 40 Long tuxedo with a cummerbund, tie, and suspenders. If there is someone who needs a tux and would like to try it on, please call John Luse at The K of C Council 8980 Help 4 Kids - Backpack Buddies Delivery Program continues to deliver food to the hungry Kids of Horry County on a weekly basis. Your Council delivered 8,021 Packs of food during the Month of November for a School Year to date total of 17,272. These 316 charitable service hours were performed during November by the following Brothers: GK Tim McGraw, Pat Niland, Bob Leewe, Alex Hervieux, Garry Joye, Don Buscher, Dan McGraw, Peter Croffey, Rick Fox, Barry Rondeau, EdPetras, Jim Wood, Ken Hein, Tom Coughlin, Steve Mario, Earl Chester, Anthony Sarenceni and John A Fry. We still have room for substitute drivers and shot- gun riders. Contrary to popular belief the shot- gun riders are NOT required to buy coffee unless they are riding with Ken Hein. The deliveries occur Wednesday and Thursday Mornings in Help 4 Kids Vans & require 4-5 hours to complete. Please consider helping with this Charitable Service Project. Anyone interested in helping with this project should call GK Tim McGraw at or John A Fry - PGK at or K of C Council Help 4 Kids / Back Pack Buddies Wal-Mart Food Drive. Help 4 Kids - Backpack Buddies Food Drive Project enjoyed another exceptional collection on Saturday the Garden City WAL-MART. The Wal-Mart Shoppers provided another great day of support. We collected a total of $2, in food items and $ in cash. This charitable service project was accomplished through the efforts of 16 Knights providing 41 Charitable Knight Service Hours.The November Food Drive was the final Food Drive of These 41 charitable service hours were performed by the following volunteers: Scott Tyler, Dave Kriebel, Richard Rogers, Bob Lewee, Ed Petras, Laurie Ferguson, Ken Pankowski, Mike Barry, Vinnie Vecchio, Peter Croffey, Al Cox, Joe Lynch, Don Buscher, Dan McGraw, Rick Fox and Barry Rondeau. We operated eight Food Drives during 2015 and collected $18, in food items and $4, in cash through 427 Charitable Knight Service Hours.We will start the 2016 Help 4 Kids - Backpack Buddies Food Drives in January with tentative start date of 01/23/16. Anyone interested in participating in this opportunity to serve the less fortunate children of Horry County should call Barry Brother Knights, your prayers, dedication and hard work is truly a blessing and appreciated. The Hungry Children of Help 4 Kids - Backpack Buddies Thank Y all

7 7. 7. EVENTS *** Important - From James Adee, our Financial Secretary - *** Gentlemen :December is a very busy month. We have just finished celebrating Thanksgiving and are now following it up with the season of Advent which prepares us to celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. It also portents the end of the calendar year which means preparing for the IRS and property tax payments. For members of the Knights of Columbus, It also means that as your Financial Secretary, I will be sending each of you a mailing with your dues statement for 2016, two questionnaires availability to support the Columbia Hope Foundation and the questionnaire for the Fraternal Survey. You will also receive a book of tickets for the State Charity Drive. Your prompt response to these three items will be greatly appreciated. Our dues support council activities and supplies while the State Charity Drive supports the charitable works of the State Council.

8 8. Fourth Degree Grand Strand Assembly #2107 News & Corp Commander s Report ASSEMBLY 2107 OFFICERS 2014 FAITHFUL FRIAR: REV. EDWARD FITZGERALD FAITHFUL NAVIGATOR: SK JOHN KOKOSKA FAITHFUL CAPTAIN: KEN HEIN FAITHFUL PILOT: SK MIKE BUTRYN FAITHFUL ADMIRAL: SK JOHN AVERELLA FAITHFUL OUTER SENTINEL - STEVE JACKO FAITHFUL INNER SENTINEL: SK DAVID KENNEDY YEAR TRUSTEE: SK MIKE URSO REGIONAL MARSHAL:SK CHARLES VANDEMARK FAITHFUL COMPTROLLER: SK DAVE KRIEBEL FAITHFUL SCRIBE: SK DON BUSCHER FAITHFUL PURSER: SK RAY ST. MICHEL FAITHFUL INNER SENTINEL: SK DAVID KENNEDY YEAR TRUSTEE: SK DENNY LACZO YEAR TRUSTEE: SK BERNIE LODRICK CORP COMMANDER: SK DON MAHER Brother Sir Knights; I hope you all had a great Thanksgiving and are ready for Christmas. Even though there are no business meetings scheduled for November and December due to the holidays, we still accomplished quite a bit during the last month. First of all, under the leadership of SK Dom Falcone, we placed, and, a week later, removed, American flags on every veteran s grave in Hillcrest cemetery. The flags were placed on 9 November in a torrential downpour by 12 of our hardy brothers, and removed nine days later on the 18th. Thank you to Dom and all those who helped honor almost 1700 veterans. By the way, the new flags we purchased looked great. The pictures from this event are on the next page. Second, on the weekend of November, we had our annual collection after all masses for our Veteran s/wounded Warriors Fund. Under the leadership of SK Don Maher, we more than doubled our collection from years past. It s not too early to think about any new Vet s organizations which could use our help. Any input will be welcomed. Also, let s extend a big thank you to our Faithful Friar, Father Ed, who gave us permission to have this collection. Finally, on Veteran s Day, our honor guard was invited to perform our flag folding ceremony both for the children of St. Andrew s School and at the Veteran s Day ceremony at Myrtle Beach Convention Center. At St. Andrew s, the school has a special Veteran s Day mass, after which, the team performed the flag ceremony, hopefully teaching the children something about patriotism and respect for the flag. After our performance at the Convention Center, a vet in attendance came up to SK Bernie Lodrick and thanked him and asked more about our Assembly. After hearing about all we do, he donated $ to our Vet s Fund. We don t know if this gentleman is a member of our parish, or even if he s catholic, but helping folks in need transcends all religions, races, or any differences we might have. Thank you to Corps Commander Don Maher and all in the Honor Guard. Please remember to include those serving in the armed forces in your prayers during this Christmas season. It s hard enough being separated from loved ones at this time of year, but it s especially hard if you re in harm s way. Corps Commander Report for November - by Don Maher Vivat Jesu Faithful Navigator, John S. Kokoska, Jr. On Novermber 7, 2015 a funeral Mass was held for Sir Knight Richard A. Marino. The following Sir Knights took part in the service: Bob Leewe, Garry Goodwin, Jim Adee, Gil Cushing, Ken Hein, John Kokoska, John Luse, John Lock, John Averella, Bernie Lodrick, Jim White, Mike Gray, and Don Maher. At St. Andrew s Church, the flag folding team performed after the 9 am Mass on Veteran s Day. They performed for the school, veterans and parishioners. Don Maher, Bernie Lodrick, John Averella, John Kokoska, Ron Bellonio, Joe Wanovich and Jack and Rosie Drust were the participants.

9 9. Flag folding Team; Coats for Kids; Polish Dinner Dance; Christmas Party Reservations On Wednesday, November 11, 2015, Sir Knights from Grand Strand Assembly 2107 participated in Veteran s Day Services at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Our 4 Degree Knights put on a demonstration of flag-folding the Stars & Strips with narration describing the reasons for each and every fold in the process. TThe photo shows our Sir Knights in that process. The Sir Knights who participated in this event were: Don Maher, John Averella, John Kokoska, Bernie Lodrick, Jack Drust, Garry Goodwin, and Ron Bellonio. Give the gift of warmth to children in need in our community with a donation to a great cause. Coats for Kids started in 2009 and since that time the Knights have been able to give over 200,000 coats to kids in need in the USA and Canada. The coats come in all sizes and genders. We purchase the coats 12 to pack at $15.00 per coat. Coats are given to many local schools and organizations for distribution to kids that really need them. Your monetary donation no matter the size will be greatly appreciated. For more information contact Jim Wood or Dynmkt@aol.com a Annual Polish Night Dinner Dance Brothers, mark your calendars now for our Annual Polish Night Dinner Dance which will be held on Saturday January 23, 2016 in the Duffy Center. Reservations are not yet being taken, but they will be available at the end of December., so be ready to make your reservations once the announcement is made. Annual Council 8980 Christmas Party Council 8980 is having their Annual Christmas Party on Sunday, December 6 starting with a Social 1:00 PM with dinner to 2:00 PM. (w/turkey, Ham, and fixings) Also Beer and Wine will be available. ****This dinner is open to all Council members and their spouses or significant others**** the door: is one (1) New Unwrapped gift per person for a needy Child of our area. So that food can be ordered, all reservations must be in no later than Monday, November 30, 2015 To sign up please call: John Luse Ken Hein Aelred Pereira Recent Passing of Council 8980 and Assembly 2107 Knight John Giardino PGK, PFN, Former DD, Regional Marshall, from Council 8980 and Assembly 2107 passed away at his home on November 26, Funeral services will take place at Currie Funeral Home, 116 E. Church St., Kilmarnock, VA 22482, 1:00 PM on December 12, Condolences can be sent to his wife Ernie at their home: 796 Old St. John s Road, Irvington, VA 22480

10 Golf shirt orders; Soccer Challenge; Operation Hope; Cruise Update If you ordered a Golf Shirt at the October 22nd 4th Degree meeting, the shirts will be at the December 3rd Council meeting, so please pay and pick up your shirt. Any questions please call God Bless, John Luse PGK-PFN We had a wonderful day for the District Soccer Challenge on Saturday November 21st. The attachment will be in the December 5-6th church bulletin. I would like to thank the following Brother Knights that helped out: Donald Maher, Jim Adee, Bob Leewe, Ron Bellonio and his wife Joan, Antonio Vickovich, GK Tim McGraw and DGK John Olsen. In the picture GK Tim McGraw is presenting the District Champion medal to a winner from Georgetown's Jos. M. Ros Sr. Council 3067, holding the medals is District Deputy Frank Cunnane. St. Michael Knights of Columbus Council 8980 hosted the District Soccer Challenge Championship for 2015 on Saturday November 21st. St. Michael Council 8980 had five (5) of our 12 Council Champions becoming District Champions and qualify for State Soccer Challenge. The District Champions are: Girls 9 Years old: Jessalyn Jelinek; Girls 11 Years old: Kourtney Boivin; Girls 12 Years old: Sara Gomez; Girls 13 Years old: Kaitlyn Hubany. Boys 14 Years old: William Truluck They will be invited to participate in the State wide Soccer Challenge in Columbia. Knights of Columbus Council 8980 Operation Hope Update The 2015 Operation Hope Tootsie Roll Campaign is complete. Outstanding year!!!!!! Tremendous JOB by the Membership of Council Through the efforts of 97 Brother Knights working 834 Charitable Service Hours Council 8980 collected $24, Council 8980 exceeded our State Goal of $17, by a whopping 43.4 %. The success of these drives is a direct result of the appreciation and respect your K of C Council 8980 has earned from the parish family and community in whole. This respect and appreciation has been earned through the high visibility and charitable service work our members provide throughout the community EVERY DAY. K of C Council 8980 truly exemplifies H.O.P.E.as our Membership Help Other People Everyday. Brother Knights please mark your calendar and make it a point to attend the K of C Rosary on February 18th. Following the Rosary we host a reception and make presentations to the Schools & Agencies in Support of the Intellectually Challenged of our Community. May God continue to bless our Special children Panama Canal Cruise Update We will have to give up some of the rooms we have on hold for the cruise in the next week. That does not mean that all the rooms onboard the ship are taken, but it does mean that those which are in our block of rooms will be open to others. So if you are planning on traveling with us, now is the time to make your reservation. The cruise dates are March 6th to the 16th, If you have questions feel free to call either John or Ken

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