Image of Kempston in-store bakery: employee putting whipped cream on cakes

Winner of Miss JS announced (includes picture) pg 1; Closure of the Marylebone branch (includes pictures) pg 1; Savings made accross the company pg 1; Security measures at branches to stop shop lifting (includes pictures) pg 2; Results of the Blackfriars Joint Consultative Committee [Blackfriars was the company's head office complex] pg 2; JS influence on the song 'We Do It' by R & J Stone pg 2; Details concerning cream pots in the 1930s pg 2; Withdrawal of electric kettles, toasters and irons in favour of glass and crockery pg 3; Good service award for West Bromwich branch pg 3; Introduction of new pricing gun (Meto gun) (includes picture) pg 3; Counterfeit coins at Worcester branch pg 3; Kempston amd Telford branch with the first in-store bakery (includes pictures) pgs 4-5; Jean Mitchell on her first day at her first job at Streatham branch (includes picture) pg 5; Balham branch featured in television series (includes pictures) pg 6; The naming of a block of bungalows in Leicester after Mrs Helena Roberts (former staff member) pg 6; Branch openings, planning applications and extensions scheduled for 1976; Retirement of Ben Benham (last person connected with horse drawn services) (includes pictures, staff identity card) pg 7; Special insurance rates for staff pg 8; Appointments of John Bell as systems administrator in the non-perishables area of supply control and Brian Christmas as technical executive for the engineering section of the distribution division (includes pictures) pg 8; Price of potatoes pg 8; Appointment of Glenn Gales as assistant editor of the JS Journal (includes picture) pg 8; Improvements at price marking at Boscombe branch (includes picture) pg 8.