S ITU A T IO N S V A C A N T MACHINISTS required for the most modern shirt factory in the area.


We can offer the highest rates of pay, and the very best conditions for:—


T R A IN E E M ACHINIS TS


E X P E R IE N C E D MACHINISTS 39 Hour Week


i t Part time employment by arrangement ■fa 4 Weeks Holiday per year


* The viery latest equipment to give the highest re­ ward for your efforts


•fr Modem canteen facilities


If you would like to learn a useful trade or if you already have knowledge of machining and wish to take advantage of the above, plus, continuity of employment, then contact:-


Mr. R . Oldroyd, HENTHORN MANUFACTURERS LTD.


BROWN S T R E E T , C L ITH E RO E . T el: 2 19 2


B LA C K BU RN CO -O P E R A T IV E SO C IE T Y LTD. — C L ITH E RO E D IST R IC T —


WA N T E D


E X P E R IE N C E D B U T C H E R — OR —


Well trained IM P R O V E R


EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS. T.U. WAGES. . . .


SUPERANNUATION. SICKNESS BENEFIT. EXCELLENT PROSPECTS FOR-PROMOTION.


Apply: A R E A M A N A G E R , 2 MOOR L A N E - C L ITH E RO E


S ITU A T IO N S V A C A N T


TRUTEX HEAD OFFICE GRINDLETON


Due to the ever increasing demand


FOR TRUTEX GARMENTS and subsequent continual expansion


TRUTEX LTD. are looking for girls


to fill vacancies in their:—


ACCOUNTS OFFICE PRODUCTION CONTROL OFFICE


Applicants should have reached G.C.E. standard In education, but otherwise no specific further qualifications are required.


We are looking for intelligent and enthusiastic girls of any age with plenty of initia­


tive and common sense who are keen and eager to work for a progressive company where there is continual scope for advancement.


Happy team work exists in this organisation and the work is interesting and rewarding.


Applications will be treated in strictest confidence, so if you are interested please write or telephone for an interview to:—


MRS. J. R. HODGSON TRUTEX LTD. GRINDLETON Telephone — CHATBURN 261


TH E B LA C K B U R N T IM E S have vacancies for


HAND COMPOSITORS PRINTING M


and M TRUTEX LTD WEST BRADFORD DISTRIBUTION CENTRE


FEMALE STAFF REQUIRED


IF YOU WANT LIGHT WORK


WITH GOOD PAY AND CONDITIONS FOUR WEEKS HOLIDAY


D


Please apply to M r. E. S H A R P L E S


Warehouse M anager Tel Clitheroe 2433


IM P E R IA L CH EM IC A L IN D U ST R IE S L IM IT ED Clitheroc Works


have vacancies fo r :— SHIFT PROCESS OPERATORS


A three shift rota is in operation 6-2, 10-6, 2 - 10 shift and offers:—


40 hour week Contributory pension scheme Profit sharing'scheme Three weeks annual Holiday


Sick pay (Based on length o f service))


Applications in person or in writing, to Mr. A . T. Stephenson, Imperial Chemical Industries Limited, (Agricultural Division) Pimlico Road, Clitheroe.


Ribblesdale Cement Ltd. R E Q U I, R E


■ . , k MALE RECORDS CURK


FOR THE GENERAL. STORE8 DEPARTMENT Applications to .,


TH E M A N A G E R ,


RIBBLESDALE CEMENT LTD. ..... .C L ITH E RO E B B 7 4QF


. After qualifying year O YOU


There are thousands ot people m our mentally sub-normal hospitals today who need the care and attention of men and women who really care about their health and happiness. If you care we can offer you:—


ir A secure and permanent career * Full nursing training with all modern amenities


ie Plenty of free time with social facilities available if yon want them


ie Residential facilties, if required, or assistance with travel to and from the Hospital


ie The most rewarding career anyone could wish for For a friendly. Informal Interview, write now to


The Matron or Chief Male Nurse, BROCKHALL HOSPITAL


LAN GH O , Near B L A C K B U R N or Telephone Blackburn 48045 for an appointment


Ribblesdale Cement Ltd. R E Q U I R E


the following office staff S H O R T H A N D T Y P IS T Aged under 25 years for their Accounts Department.


C L E R K T Y P IS T F o r their Sales Department.


Wm. Westhead & Sons Ltd. SALFORD BRIDGE MILL


CLITHEROE. Tel. 2551


WEAVERS REQUIRED


D A Y SH IFT — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. F IV E D A Y W E EK .


E X C E L L E N T W O R K ING CONDITIONS. TWO YOUTHS R E Q U I R E D


A g e 1 5—19 . F o r Delivery and Installation of Refrigeration Equipment throughout Lancashire and Yorkshire.


J. L A N C A S T E R 5 0 - 5 2 LOWERGATE, CLITHEROE


Apply in writing, giving details of age, education and experience to the Accountant.


Ribblesdale Cement Ltd., Clitheroe


Blackburn Co-operative Society Ltd. Clitheroe District


P A R T -T IM E C O L L E C T O R


Basic Wage, plus commission, motor car or motor­ cycle essential. Knowledge o f the district an advantage


— Apply — A R E A M A N A G E R 2 MOOR L A N E — C L ITH E RO E


QUEEN’S P A R K H O S P ITA L , B L A C K B U R N A re you looking fo r a worthwhile job ?


E N R O L L E D N U R S E S and


N U R S IN G A U X IL IA R IE S R E Q U I R E D


F o r work in G E R IA T R IC U N IT


Training given to Nursing Auxiliaries. — Ap ply at once to the Matron —


ANAGERS ACHINE


These are skilled jobs and applicants must be mem­ bers of the N.G.A.


40-hour 5 day week. Some overtime available. Details and Terms from:—


Works Manager, Blackburn Times, Nortbgate, Blackburn. T e l: 52345.


LODEMATIC LTD.


Primrose, Clitheroe — -o --------


Have vacancies for


CENTRE LATHE TURNER also


CAPSTAN OPERATOR Call or ’Phone, Clitheroe 2233


S ITU A T IO N S V A C A N T S ITU A T IO N S V A C A N T PART-TIME


EXPERIENCED PART-TIME


A S S IS T A N T REQUIRED


in our Modem Confectionery Shop


Approx. 25 hours per week. Apply — Manageress, K E N Y O N ’ S


CONFECTIONERS LTD., Moor Lane - Clitheroe


Hodder Motor Services


P.S.V. DRIVER required


With previous experience preferred but not essential


- Apply --


4 Wellgate, Clitheroe


or ’Phone: 2473 for appointment


WEST RIDING EDUCATION COMMITTEE


Bowland Seoondary School, Riversmead, Grindlcton. Nr. Clitheroe.


visory Assistants are urgently required for 61 hours each per week. Rate of pay 4/5! per hour. Free white overalls and mid-day


meals supplied. Applications should be made


J. D. RIDDIOTJGH,


Education Office, Water Street. Skipton.


Divisional Education Officer,


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL. CLITHEROE.


Male Ward Orderly for n ght duty. 6/4J per hour, plus night allowance. 40 hour week.


Apply to Matron.


SMITH'S CLEANERS LTD., re quire a Junior for their branch at 7a Market Place, Clltheroe. Interviews will be held on Wednesday. 16th Octo­ ber, between 1— 3 p.m. No appointment required.____


ARE YOU HAPPY AT YOUR WORK? WANTED


FEMALE OPERATORS Everyone Welcome


Top Rates — First Class Conditions Part-time available


Old employees welcome


APPROVED ELECTRONICS LTD. NATIONAL BUILDINGS,


MOOR LANE - CLITHEROE Telephone 2727


SM IT H S C L E A N E R S LTD . (EX -M A R T IN S )


R E Q U I R E MANAGERESS F o r their Branch at


7a MARKET PLACE, CLITHEROE — A F IV E D A Y W E E K —


Interviews will be held on Wednesday, 16th October at 7 a Market Place, Clitheroe, between 1 — 3 p.m. No appointment required.


Experience in Dry Cleaning an advantage but not essential as Fu ll Training will be given.


Two Dining Room Super­


SHOP ASSISTANT REQUIRED


10 Market Place, Clitheroe. Tel: 3348.


CRABTREE’S,


CLITHEROE HOSPITAL CLITHEROE


7/0Jd. per hour Male. 5/63d. per hour Female. Extras for weekend [ Appl work


COOK REQUIRED Male or female


y to Matron


house. 9— 3 daily, or hours to suit applicant, Two in family, l other help kept.— Write Box f No. N.3. Advertiser and Times.


dale, Waddington, Rd., Clith­ eroe.


Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Friday, October i t , -1969 £.2


AMUAL PRIZE SHOW AT BENTHAM MART


A t the 38th Annual Prize Show and Sale of Aged Ram*


AhousJA9—I S u v ^or'hours6to Iand Ram Lambs on Monday, 7th October fo r the Dales- bred Sheep Breeders’ Association there was 1 19 Rams for­


CLEANER REQUIRED two morn­ ings per week.— Apply “Park-


SMART YOUNG GIRL required as apprentice hairdresser.— Apply in person, Mary Byrne, 17 York Street, Clitheroe.


PHYSIOTHERAPISTS Senior and Basic Grade required full or


part time. Modern department recently up-graded. Acute,


Hospital. Black-


ward. Trade: Aaged Rams averaged £24; Ram Lambs averaged


£15-0-7d. Prize winners: Aged Rams,


Maternity and Long Stay wards, i


Large breeder; 1, R. Bindloss, £68; 2, H. Hodgson, £50; 3, C. Gibson and Son, £60. Aged Ram, Small breeder: 1, W. Sharp £50; 2, S. Middleton £23. Ram Lam, Large breeder: 1, R. and D. Denby £54; 2, R.


Superintendent ^Physiotherapist | Small breeder: 1, D. Campbell, Queen's Park burn


Interested applicants invited to ShutMeworth, &£>, 3, K. isma visit by appointment with the loss and Son, £22. Ram Lamb,


-POV 7 n -Rind-


WAITRESS REQUIRED, regular part-time work, well paid.- Apply Belford. Manager, Stirk House Hotel, Gisburn.


VACANCY for apprentice ladies' hairdresser.— Apply Irene, 11 York St.. Clitheroe.


CLERK/SHORTHAND TYPIST required for general office.— Apply Lancaster Hosiery Co.


to the Hoadmaster at the above address.


Ltd., Waterloo Mills, Clitheroe. INTELLIGENT YOUNC LADY I


------------------------------------------ Farm Bullocks £o2-10-0; Wtn- SHIPS


Waterloo Mills, Clitheroe. course.— Phone 54364.


COLLEGE. 91 Lancaster Road, _ t „Rn. Hinesdale Head Preston. Day, Eve., or Postal I Bullocks ±,bl), tungsaaie rieuu


R A D IO OFFICERS’ ,jer Heifers £56; Thombusih I £47; Grummock Bullocks


A G E N T REPRESENTATIVES ™ ,T t T B u l l (^ j a 8 - lW Win- ------------------------- £34-10-0; ivescar Bullocks £45:


(male and female) require to Nutta. Bullocks ±ab-iu-u, wm contact local traders, selling a terscales Bullocks £50; Bank unique completely new product. End Bullocks £31; X X X Ash-


SNACK BA R ASSISTANT re- special Sale of Store Cattle: quired full or part-time. No


[ YOUTH REQUIRED for general factory duties.— Apply: Lancas­ ter Hosiery Co. Ltd.. Waterloo | Mills, Clitheroe.


M ISC E L LA N EO U S SA L E S


FOR SALE, cream New World gas cooker, £5: also paraffin heater, £2-10-0; Ford 105E engine, good cond., £5.—Apply 4 Denbigh | Drive, Clitheroe.


■----------------------------------------- Bullocks £53-10-0; Heifers £45. ‘ ~r‘r . - „


^ i S “A°rg?ier. Street, Glasgow. C.2.


e


ley® * ^ * * 1 ™ * Salter Bullocks £37, Braida Garth


evenings or week-ends.— Apply 106 forward, tirade firm. Continental Snack Bar, 3 Black and white Bullocks to Church St., Clithcroc.


I £78-10-0 (Lowflelds). Black and LOOKING


BACK 75 YEARS AGO


October 13, 1893


GIRL’S CYCLE, 21 in. frame, 3-1 The Town Council, after speed, good cond., £4. — 17 lengthy meeting and discussion, Windsor Av„ Clitheroe.


refused.—Nutter, Brook House, | Pendleton.


and Poplin 3 Coats in Suedette in his opinion, it would he or Brushed Nylon.— Economic much better for the ratepayers Stores. 70 Whalley Road Cllthe- jf the Council could let tt alto- roe.


eB ne had g ether.


I PAIR of expanding safety gates f (for children); green Cotswold


chair. £6 the lot. or sell separ­ ate.—Tel. Chatburn 318. (after 5 p.m.).


olding pram: wooden high _______


I ANTIQUE AND REPRODUCTION furniture.—Gerald G. Walmsley, 25 Moor Lane, Clitheroe. Tel.


3007. •_________________ _


RE-UPHOLSTERY. Save middle­ man’s profit. We re-cover your


f treasured 3-plece suites as new 7rom as little as 17 gns., chairs e gns. Over 100 patterns. Free


50 YEARS AGO October 11, 1918


The outlook for the cotton


trade during the coming win­ ter was described as being "very gloomy” owing to the drastic measures taken by the Central Board in order to readjust the


shortage in yam. *


#


Write or phone BEAKBANE 50 Zion Street. Burnley. Tel. 27188.


stimates. Distance no object—


I SAFE (by Withers) 16" x 16" x 12". excellent condition.— Walmslcy, 25 Moor Lane, Clith- eroe. Tel. 3007.


I WOMENS. WX and OS Jumpers. Cardigans and Button Ups in Wool Orion or Terylene. Dress


Skirts and Trews from 24in. waist to 36in. waist—Economic Stores, 70 whalley Road, Clith­ eroe.


CORNER HOUSE. King Lane, Clitheroe. Gent’s thick grey socks and stockings.


RUSBRIDGE


carried out by our own crafts­ men and fully guaranteed—24 King William Street Blackburn.


WATCH REPAIRS All work fo r high-class Tel. 59109______________


I TROPICAL FISH TANK. Plus equipment. 24" x 12" and stand* Apply 3 Pendle Terrace, Rim-


lngton, Nr. Clitheroe.


1957 MORRIS mInOR. good b tyres. engine 10.000, new


cattery, body work in good oondition, needs taxing, £40 p.n.o.—Call 11 Bolland Pros­


ect, Olitherne. after 5-30 p.m.


FOR EXPERT ATTENTION bring your sewing machine repairs to The Walter Thomason Sewing Centre 72/74/76 Scotland Road. Nelson.


LADIES UNDERWEAR Wool or Wool and Orion Vests womens and OS. Interlock and Fancy Knit Vests womens and OS. Pantees. Briefs and Knickers in' Celanese. Interlock or Eyelet/ Womens and OS, Celanese or: Nylon Skirts, 341n to BOin. bust. —Economic Stores, 70 Whalley Road, Clitheroe.


NEW and second-hand modern pianos. Leading makes, includ­ ing Rodgers. Hopkinson Zender. Bentley. Mannlngton a n d Weston Knight. Specialists in Fnrfisa and Baldwin electronic organs. Confidential


Repairs and tuning service. Foilards (a family business since 1860). 20/22 Standlsh Street, Burnley. Tel. 25829.


terms.


BEDROOM SUITE; C re d a Cooker: G.E.C. cooker; Parker Knoll fireside chair.—121 High- field Rd., Clitheroe.


GIRLS JUMPERS. Cardigans, Trews Good choice now at—


Economic Stores, 70 Whalley Road Clitheroe.


| THREE-PIECE MOQUETTE suite. £20.42 Feel Park Av., Clltheroe.


CORNER HOUSE, King Lane, Clitheroc. Ladles' corsets with front fastening or hookslde.


| THERE MAY BE “Just the Dress For You" in our new Autumn Range. All fittings in stock now. Also Cardigan suits and Jumncr suits—Economic Stores. 70 Whalley Road. Clithe- roe.


18th CENTURY 4ft. long carved foot' stool, " newly recovered with blue pattcrened tapestry. — Taylor, Downham. Tel Chat- bum 277.


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED —Write. or Phone. Sharpe. Huntley Lawn: Samlesbury. Mellor 787. ■ /


GENTLEMAN’S dinner jacket, suit tall gentleman, chest 38", hardy worn. Immaculate cond, silk mohair suiting, roll collar.


10-30 a.m. " * Harvest festival services were


held at the Parish Church, the special preachers bang the Rev. Dr. Finchin and the Rev. J. E. W. Wallis. Collections raised £24 16s.


25 YEARS AGO October 8, 1943


Clitheroe Food Control Com­


mittee decided at their meeting to lodge a protest with the Ministry of Food regarding tile refusal of the Area Meat Agent to allow the re-allooation of manufacturing meat supplies to a retailer whose shop had been closed owing to his call­


up for National Service. *


* • A meeting of Catholic


Parents Electors’ Association was held to discuss the Gov­ ernment’s . White Paper Education. At the conclusion resolution welcoming all efforts for the solid reconstruction of educational facilities, but taking strong exception to dis­ crimination agadnst religious freedom, was passed. *


* * Coun. George Dewhurst


agreed to continue in office as Mayor of CiiMieroe for a second period.


agreed, by a majority of six


two SECTIONAL CABINS 40’ x votes to three, to let the mar- 18' and 44' x 18V excellent con- ket ground, with the tolls, etc, dition. no reasonable __ offer for the March rr.d .October


I LADIES SHOWERPROOF COATS coun. Jordan said tile mar- PoammB“ ikWV y f f i^ T e ^ \n


fairs to Mr. Peter Makln, for five years at £50 a year.


£43; 2, M. Da-wson, £27; 3, C. E. Brown, £30. Lye Challenge Cup for Best


Fleece, D. Campbell. Annual Prize Show and Sale


of Suckled Calves on Tuesday, 8th Ootober. 270 forward. Trade


very good. Prizes: Pen of 4 Bullock


Calves: 1, E. and E. Mason, Low Hill, £45-10-0; 2, J. C. Nelson, Bull and Cave, £36. Pen of 4


required for clerical work in Mason, Low H1H, £43, 2, J. «. Production Office. Must have an Morphet Holly Platt, £35-10-0. aptitude for figures.— Apply other' Chief Prices: Fell Lancaster Hosiery Co. Ltd.,


Sw^Hffl1’^ ' ' W N


- Rnllneks £46- Cross Garth BUllOCKS ±AO, cross


white Heifers to £83. A.A. X Heifers to £67 (Braida Garth). Annual Prize Show and Sale


of Uncrossed Country-bred and Swaledale Ewes. 3,645 forward. larger entry than last year,


sold at higher rates with the overall average of up to 12/- to £4-15-0. Prize Winners: Country-bred


Ewes: 1, R. and G. Taylor, Botton Head £6-5-0; 2, J. Huddleston Overhouses £6-10-0: H. Woodhouse, Middle Salter


£6-5-0. Swaledale Ewes: 1, W. Bousfleld, Winton £6; 2, C. W. Faraday, Kingsdale Head £6-2-6; 3, J. A. Morphet and Son High Birkwith £5-15-0. Other Chief Prices: Outh-


waite Country-bred £8-2-6; Stockdale Farm, Swaldale £8-2-6; Scale Country-bred £7; Quarry House country-bred £7; Whitray Country-bred £6-17-6; Seal Style Country-bred £6-17-6; High Salter Country- bred £6-2-6; High Birkwith Swaledale £6-2-6; Maiden Bridge Country-bred £6-12-6; Bum Head Country-bred £6; Low Salter Country-toed £6. 38th Annual Prize Show and


Sale of Unorossed Ewes for Daiesbred Sheep Breeders’ Association. 3,347 Forward. A very brisk trade with a total clearance, the overall average rising by £1-7-0 to £6-6-0. Prize W i n n e r s ; Large


Breeders: 1, and Bentham Challenge Cup, N. Bradley £12-15-0; 2, C. Gibson, £9; 3, T. Robinson and Sons £10-10-0. Small Breeders; 1, and Norman Trees Challenge Shield, W. Sharp £10; 2, W. France and Son £10-2-6; 3, A. Barnes


£7-10-0. Other Chief Prices: Dara-


toook £8-5-0; Claughton Hall £7-12-6; Ribblesdale Cottage £9; Tenant Gill £8; Barton House £7-5-0; Rainscar £7-10-0; Summersgill £7-126; Ireby Green £7-100; Halsteads £7-5-0; Town Head £8; High Thrush- gill £9; Bracken Bottom £10; Far Greenbank £10-7-6. A good show of 101 newly


Calved Cows and Heifers in­ cluding Blood Tested Forward on Wednesday, 9th October and averaged £116-3-2 against £108-13-7 last week. Prizes: Cow: 1, J. Collison,


£146; 2, J. Collinson, £158; 3, A. Hargreaves £136. Heifer: 1, T. Morphet, £150; 2, W. M. and E. Brennand, £137; 3, S. Ash­ ton £123. Other Chief Prices: M. and J.


Farady £130; J. E. Walker £133; J. Collinson £153: T. E. Clark £132; W. Wallbank £140; J. Lord £135; R. Everett £134; S. Ashton £135; J. Hayton £130; Benson Bros. £135; W. M. and E. Brennad £134. Special Sale' of Bulls; 4


Friesian Bulls forward. Prices: £132; £132; £128; £118. Fatstock Section: Forward:


I, 295 Sheep; 12 Calves. Lambs: lowest price 3/01d.;


highest price 3/4d.; average 3/2id. Shearlings; 2/Oid.; 2/6d.; 2/5d. Ewes: £1-6-0; £4-1-0; £2-18-7. Calves: £4-10-0; £19-15-0; £8-5-0.


Y o u n g Tories’ Jazz Nite


More than 100 local Young


Conservatives attended a Jazz Ndte at the Accrington Stanley Supporters Club on Friday. The event was organised by


the Great Harwood Branch, and the Riverside Jazz Band supplied the music, Clitheroe Division Young


Conservatives are also planning a weekend school at the Well- springs Hotel before the year end.


Post now Although. Christmas is still


three months away, surface mail for certain countries should be dispatched now. A leaflet giving details is avail­ able at all Post Offices.


Lancashire Constabulary


win £800 Lancashire Constabulary and one of its former Chief


Constables have won 2,000 dollars (over £800) for pioneer­


ing personal radio fo r policemen on the beat, under the American Express Company’s 10,000 dollars (over £4,000) Annual International Award fo r Police Science. The British police were


among five awards announced yesterday, by Mr. Milton Lip- son, American Express Vice President-Corporate Security, at the 75th Annual Conference of the International Associa­ tion of Chiefs of Police (IACP) now being held in Honolulu. The Awards, being, made for


the first, time, . were instituted by'the international travel and financial': service organisation in May of this year to encour­ age significant advances in police sciences and techniques. The scheme is administered by IACP whose panel of judges select the whiners.


PO U L T R Y


FOR BALE 400 Shaver White Leghorn pullets, 17 weeks.- Smith. Bustards Farm, Rlmlng- ton. Tel. Glsbum 332.


L IV E S TO C K ■' • ...... ...


’• a


. LIVE ANIMAL ’ CASUALTY SERVICE


• — Tel. OUtheroe 2119, before


RU8BRIDGE fo r high-class DIAMOND repafi's of all kinds; satisfaction guaranteed — 24 King William St., Blackburn.' Tel. 69109.'tt‘,„i;.;..,„Vynts/s/£4i.ft?


Animals unfit for livestock markets uplifted within 50 . miles radius '


ALAN HEUWELL AND SONS, MOSS. SIDE FARM MILNROW. ■ NEAR ROutlDALE


Telephone Rochdale 45469 Half of the 2,000 dollars


awarded to the. Lancashire Police goes to Colonel Sir Eric St. Johnston, C.BE., Chief Inspector of Constabulary for England and Wales,' and . the remaining 1,000 dollars (over £400) to the Lancashire Police Force of which he was formerly • Chief Constable. Colonel Johnston, aided by a'


research team Of four .tech­ nicians, pioneered the use of transistorised personal radio linking policemen on the beat with their home stations. The two-way pocket-phone system has been so efieotive that it Is to be extended to 17,000 con­ stables throughout the country by the end of this year. The Award citation names


•team offMri Franfc.Gee, B m , r SujjwintendentiKettai/ Gordon’ EveV Mr. Alan Th&fiijisom, «nH' Mr. John Tinsley.”.K ‘ - ' A stipulation for'the Initial '


the following: "Colonel Sir Eric St. Johnstpnf CB.E., sometime Chief^Constable, Lancashire Cohbtdbulqry and . the research .


award was thatf t^ 'sQ & t if f ig % technological admiSj&tijtiye^v' ; advance must h a v e -re a c h ^ * fruition since Januai^,l,,.ffi(B.'^ Future awards will: be.jnadefor advances in.- jthe'^pfceding,


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