... planned during the next five months will go a long way to ensuring that those behind the counter completely understand the new currency system when it is introduced, But there are many who look ahead to February 15, 1971, with fear. These people. many of ...

... White explained. Tenants receive a serles of lectures on buying and selling in decimalisation, working ledgers in the new currency, etc., and are given an idea of the sort of problems that are likely to arise, before they actually We're No. 1 Choose ...

... Post Office staffs are hoping is that customers will not make a mad all4ogether rush to have their balances changed to the new currency otherwise there will be congestion at counters. There s no need for customers to present their bank books on D-Day. The ...

... Sainsburys to the Decimal Currency Shop at West Croydon when talks and demonstrations would be given of shopping in the new currency and untertainment ior me provjded British Transport Mr White the nroiec- to Selborne' where Gilbert record the wild llfc ...

... let them participate in the changeover plans that background workers are amazed. outset banking will be conducted in the new currency. The overnight switch would be impossible for businesses because of the conversions that will ha&elto be made to machines ...

... paying for their staffs to attend. An interesting thing Is that there will not be an immediate complete change-over to the new currency but a gradual one not exceeding 18 months when three-penny bits, sixpences and our big ugly pennies will still be legal ...

... distribution of leaflets to local authority offices, libraries and so on. Social workers are being encouraged tb explain the new currency to old people. From December 29, the board will spend more than £1 million in using “every means of publwltz' we can.” ...

... decimalisation. And D-Day—February 15, 1971—could mean dismatisaton not decimalisation for many parish treasurers. The new currency may force churches to review their planned giving schemesalthough many are praying givers will improve their donations ...

... Brussels on the methods of They cooked the delicl- a wide variation in price between different dishwashers adopting the new. currency ous corned-beef hash over -the most expensive costing £306. It recommends as over the next ten years. camp fires in Gosforth ...

... in the place of the old half-crown. Activity This seems to have largely paid off. Whether parishes will be hit by the new currency depends on the activity and keenness of their Planned Giving Committees. Some may be troubled, but many will just find ...

... been fully converted to decimal currency by the end of the year. Once this has been done staff will endorse tickets in the new currency though — until D Day — they will sell to the public and give change in £sd. Southern Region’s Decimalisation chief for ...

... housewives to remove the suspicions about Beonce the site of the town's wate It was decided to hold the courses after a new currency, the course tutor, Mr. P. B. works. After it has been fence number of local firms had approached the Hillery, explained ...