'JS Journal', September 1958

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  Page 1
  Fishing and Freezing
  Page 11
  Russian Round-up
  Page 12
  Bournemouth S.S.A. Section
  Page 19
  ? What
  Page 20
  Cashmanship
  Page 29
  Down Memory Lane
  Page 30
  Shoppe Signes
  Page 32
  Cricket at Dulwich, 1958
  Page 39
  How to Improve...

• Fishing and Freezing
  03

  Fishing
  and Freezing
  Now that some J.S. branches are
  selling fish, the Journal felt
  this would be an appropriate
  moment to give an outline
  account of the fishing industry.
  The catch that British fishermen
  bring in for sale...

• Russian Round-up
  13

  Russian Round-up
  "THE Cossacks of the Urals have a singular way of catching
  sturgeon and it is a method, I believe, unknown in any other
  part of Europe. At certain times in the winter the men assemble
  in large numbers by the...

• Bournemouth S.S.A. Section
  14

  The Committee From I. tor.
  Mr. D. Cole,
  Miss E. Tollerfield,
  Miss Gardner,
  Mr. Coldham, Bournemouth " . r
  Miss A. Newbury, S.S.A. Section Mr. C. Smith,
  Mr. R. Farrell,
  Mr. G. Milne,
  Mr. D. Whittall
  Mr. I. Rose.
  OUR...

• ? What
  21

  Can you identify the object in the picture below? For the
  first correct identification to be opened J.S. Journal offers
  prize of a
  £1 • O • O Premium Bond
  Entries should be sent to J.S. Journal, Stamford House,
  London,...

• Cashmanship
  22

  Cashmanship
  The Cash Register Story
  by B. T. Ramm
  THE cash register was a product of America's industrial revolution
  during the second half of the 19th century, an era which
  saw the invention of the telephone, electric light...

• Down Memory Lane
  31

  This handsome window, photographed after a visit by Mr. John
  to our Victoria branch, dates from 1934. Real butter was used in it
  under cellophane covers—an innovation. The eggs are in chip baskets
  which were normally used to...

• Shoppe Signes
  32

  Shoppe Signes
  THOUGH few trade signs—
  apart from the Barber's
  Pole and the Pawnbroker's
  Three Golden Balls—are to be seen on shops today, they have,
  in the past, rendered useful service to both shopkeepers...

• Cricket at Dulwich, 1958
  34

  "J.S. Journal " reports on
  the 1958 cricket season at
  the Griffin Athletic Club.
  Cricket at
  Dulwich, 1958
  THE most significant feature of
  cricket within the Griffin Club in the
  past two years has been the number of
  young...

• How to Improve your Tennis
  41

  How to Improve Your Tennis
  No. 3 of a series of short articles by
  Tony M o t t r a m
  Volleying Wins Matches
  In modern tennis all great players seek the net position
  frequently. There they aim to cut oft' and kill the loose...

• Bacon Saves Ship
  43

  THE old saw "saved his bacon" has recently been turned upside
  clown by a resourceful Dutchman, according to a Reuter message
  from Eindhoven. A small Dutch vessel began to leak after a
  collision—and after the shops had closed...

• The Griffin Growing
  44

  The Griffin
  Growing
  room with individual lockers,
  This "House and Garden" photograph shows
  work during the early stages of the new singlestorey
  extension to the changing rooms.
  The new wing will replace the changing
  rooms...

• Boreham Wood's Trip to Calais
  46

  Boreham Wood
  takes a t r ip
  to Calais
  Left to right:
  Mrs. Webb,
  Mr. Batute, treasurer,
  and his wife and
  Mr. Tanner, secretary,
  and his wife.
  Boreham Wood set off early on their trip to Calais on July 27th. First...

• Congratulations
  47

  Congratulations
  The following passed the Preliminary examination of the Institute of Certificated
  Grocers:
  J /Salesman G. E. Vilton of Winchmore 1 lill.
  The following have gained certificates in the Institute of Meat...

• Movements and Promotions
  47

  Movements and Promotions
  We are very pleased to record the following promotions:
  TO ASSISTANT MANAGER
  j . W. Airey Dcbden
  TO HKAD lUJ'I'CIIIiR
  J. A. White from Weybridgc to Hsher
  The following transfers may be of interest to...

• Obituaries
  48

  Miss S. Bortoft.
  •':°5f|.:::;::;::;:K:i
  - • • " ~%
  Mr. A. J. Cullen.
  Obituaries
  We very much regret to record the deaths of the following
  colleagues and extend our deepest sympathy to all relatives.
  MISS S. BORTOFT,...

• Obituaries
  48

  Obituaries
  We very much regret to record the deaths of the following
  colleagues and extend our deepest sympathy to all relatives.
  MISS S. BORTOFT, who was engaged as a Saleswoman
  at Eastcote in 1941. She went two years...

• Marriage
  49

  Marriage
  (BETWEEN MEMBERS OF
  J.S. STAFF)
  We send our very best wishes for
  their future happiness to:
  Mr. C. S. Wright and
  Mrs. L. Cowling, both of
  Bournemouth, who were
  married on August 2nd, 1958.

• News of J.S. Staff on National Service
  49

  News of J.S. Staff on National Service
  The following notes are based on a few of the letters we have received from our
  National Servicemen:
  A. J. HUNT, Bast Sheen. Bahrein (Army). He is attached to the R.A.F.
  helping with the...

• ? What
  49

  ? What
  Last month's puzzle
  picture was a
  Savouree sausage.
  First correct solution
  to be opened came
  from S/L/Salesman
  A. R. Tuck
  158 Ballards Lane.

• a new shape next month
  51

  a new
  shape
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  The October number of "J.S. Journal" will
  look different. Its pages will be about
  twice the area of the present one and
  their number will be halved.
  You will still be getting...