... Preparing for new currency THE CORN EXCHANGE • BURY ST. EDMUNDS Sunday, 10th May, 1970, at 7.45 p.m. ...

... to fulfil their aims. ~ NEW CURRENCY The resolution that full association annual membership should be 20 new pence from January 1, 1970, was passed and that the management committee should adjust all other fees to the new currency for 1971. Refreshments ...

... already in use, some of which would be introduced very shortly. He also showed how prices would be marked in terms of the new currency, and the correct method of writing cheques under the new monetary system. He concluded by counselling patience. It would ...

... success. The competition, gifts for the handicraft stall, was well supported. After tea, a most instructive talk on the new currency by Mr. Pentiow. of the National Westminster Bank left members much easier in their minds on how to manage next year. ...

... there had, THE first Brandon organis-beenve7 t.st cod l weather dur-: ation to prepare for the. ing the quarter. a factor new currency to be introduc- which had raised gas usage ed next February is the local throughout the board's area 'branch of the Hospital ...

... the processing and preparation of fish. Mr J. Patterson, bank manager at Peterculter gave members of Dram* oak a talk the new currency system. Cultercullen were given a talk on the work of the Braemar Mountain Rescue Team by Sflt i. Duff. Mclkle Folia Joined ...

... book-keepers anq wages staff, MOCK SHOP . The first wil] provide an opportunity for tgeople to become familiar with using the new currency and working in decimals and -in most cases will include the settlngeup of a mock decimal shop. venteen of these courses ...

... that was in preparation for the changeover to decimal currency and tares were being adjusted to the nearest penny in the new currency Hs also volunteered that the former 4d., 9d. and 11d. fares had beer. stopped the 11d, fare now beat Is. or Ave new pence ...

... even, 79 pm., commencing May 14, 1970. This Is an appreciation course for businessmen aud women and will deal with the new currency and s effects on such matiers as m conversions, banking, , machines and train. DR of siaff. Course enrolment forms may ...

... pricing on goods throughout the store mainly for the benefit the assistants by February 15 the store will be ready for the new currency “I do not think will be any problems in getting everyone trained by then are perhaps allowing more time than is necessary ...

... st Agnes CP School's Parent-Teacher Has.i | Association went to the school for ar “anburne annual evening devoted to the new currency Work 4 «oe and metric measurements ose sb year ards similar to thase issued to the . Gil vice. children were used by the ...

... shopkeeper pointed out that it might be better for him to delay going decimal until later in the week after D Day when the new currency would greater circulation” Folly delay Mr Ashton pointed out that for sub-postmasters and newsagents “it would be folly” ...