... Currency.” This was ably explained by Mr J. A. Anderson, Deputy Managing Secretary of Cefco. His lucid explanation of this new currency system which comes into operation early next year seemed to indicate the change-over would ’go smoothly and would be beneficial ...

... His subject was the « Decimal System,” and preparing _for D-Day—February, 1971. He showed how to conlvert £S.D. into the new currency and how to write in ‘decimals. This was very inter‘esting. After a reading Mr Whitaker closed with the benediction. Wives ...

... Decimalisation was presented by Messrs Matthew and McHarg of N.C.R The information provided will be of benefit when the new Currency scales become operative in February, 1971. The thanks of the Guild are expressed by Mrs Mann. After tea, an Anagram Competition ...

... will be important that those who have to handle coins (as, for example, in shops) should be thoroughly familiar with the new currency and confident in using it. They will thus be of great service to the general public and help them to make the change-over ...

... but for how long will depend on how the public adapt to decimalisation. Staff are issued with books briefing them on the new currency, and after studying them take a short test in one of the large New Road offices. *Dual prices will provide a utch for them ...

... personnel and training officer. “So we shall be in a position to help shoppers with any initial difficulties due to the new currency.” “Our staff will enjoy ex- cellent working conditions. After a one year qualifying periog thiy provides for three weeks’ ...

... the talk, the ladies did a little shopping at the decimal shop, where all the goods were priced as they will be when the new currency comes into effect in February. Coffee ang biscuits were served during the evening. REMEMBRANCE About 50 people attended ...