Image of Sainsbury's Sauvignon 1980

Keywords: a history of JS advertising (with photographs) pp. 1 & 11-14; Len Payne, JS's distribution manager re-elected president of the Freight Transport Association (with photograph), Jennfier Jenkinson visits Victoria Street and Potters Bar stores (with photograph) p.2; Savacentre at Hampstead first to open on Mondays, Sainsbury Staff Association Family Day at the Griffin Ground at Dulwich, JS offer high profit share rise in profits than Marks & Spencer, Barbara Linton wins the Sainsbury Staff Association draw (with photograph), restoration of the Green Park site in Bath begun, JS move to Bisham near Blackpool, JS to redevolop site behing Chapel Market, Homebase given a warm reception by the Stock Exchange p.3; branch opening at Basingstoke (with photographs) pp.4-5; new products: own-label canned fruit, 6's chocolate Countline biscuits, JS Royal Wedding commemorative tinware, The Sainsbury Book of Wholefood Cooking by Carole Handslip, The Sainsbury Book of Preserves and Pickles by Heather Lambert and Cooking Made Easy for Disabled People, new wines including Sauvignon du Loir et Cher 1980 (with photographs) pp.6-8; Annual General Meeting of JS counsellors, darts team wins Bournemouth Business League trophy and shield, Red Cross Long Service Award for Margaret Hawkins, Bexhill branch sponsored diet p.8; Sainsbury Staff Association riverboat disco on the Thames (with photograph), ducks live in a trolley near Redditch branch (with photograph), motor racing (with photograph) p.9; Worle branch, Weston-Super-Mare, raises money for charity with Cheddar Vale Lions Club (with photographs) , charity raffle for the blind at Horsham branch (with photograph) p.10; Tottenham branch raise money for mentally handicapped children (with photograph), Carolyn Gray at Walton-on-Thames branch voted county councillor, Bury St Edmunds fancy dress cycle ride (with photograph) p.15; Ian Kelly at Kettering branch selected for The Krypton Factor (with photographs), Sainsbury butchers on BBC TV's 'You Must be Joking' quiz, with Terry Wogan as host (with photograph) pp.16-17; motorbike racing (with photograph), Dennis Glasspool from Charlton depot to adjudicate a college quiz (with photograph), Bob Bathie at Charlton depot invite to tea at Buckingham Palace (with photograph) p.18; Anglia Square and Bowthorpe branches enter Wensum Raft Race (with photographs) p.19; Dennis Barwick and Bert Covey's retirements (with photographs) pp. 20-21; recipes from the 1930s (with photographs) p.24.