'JS Journal', February 1963

Table of content

• New Developments
  02

  A year of exceptionally vigorous development
  lies ahead of the firm. Eleven new branches,
  some of them very big indeed, will be opened.
  Four of these new branches will be in towns
  in which J.S. will be trading for the...

• Contents Page
  03

  C94
  Page 2
  New Developments
  Page 6
  C F M
  Page 12
  Royal Ice Wells and Others
  Page 16
  Cowley - a new branch
  Page 18
  'Bring us back a camel'
  Page 22
  The Law for Motorists
  Page 23
  Dances and Socials
  Page 27
  How to Buy a House
  Page...

• CFM
  06

  CFM
  Focus on Suppliers Number 7
  takes us to the other
  side of the world to our
  most distant supplier, the
  Canterbury Frozen Meat
  Company of New Zealand The massive wall of mountains along the western
  border of New Zealand's...

• Royal Ice Wells and Others
  12

  Royal Ice - Wells and Others
  An account of early
  cold storage methods used
  in England before
  the development of
  modern refrigeration.
  This article by E. R. Tarham
  is reprinted with permission
  from Wine and Food...

• Branch Anniversaries in 1963
  15

  Branch Anniversaries in 1963
  One branch celebrates its seventieth
  birthday, ten branches their sixtieth
  five their fiftieth and seven branches their
  twenty-fifth birthday this year. Opened in 1893 Opened in 1913
  128...

• Cowley - a new branch
  16

  Cowley
  a new branch We opened our new branch at Cowley last November 13th. It is only a few miles from
  our Oxford Branch in a new shopping area development which is sited in the
  Cowley Industrial area. The development is by no...

• 'Bring us back a camel'
  18

  'Bring us back a camel'
  The winning entry in our holiday competition is an account
  of a high speed trip across Europe and into Egypt by motor car from
  Miss R. D. Spiller of Mr Timothy Sainsbury's office.
  Though she didn't...

• The Law for Motorists
  22

  The Law
  for Motorists
  J.S. Journal reviews a recently
  published book written to help
  motorists on their way through and
  around the 2ji sections and so schedules
  of the Road Traffic Act.
  It is fashionable today to speak in...

• Dances and Socials
  23

  Socials & Dances
  Gerrards
  Cross
  At the Christmas Dance
  held by Gerrards Cross
  some of the senior staff
  on the right above,
  Mr A. E. Biddlecombe,
  veteran guest is at the
  head of the table.
  Centre, pictures...

• How to Buy a House
  27

  How to Buy a House
  This article prepared by J. S. Estates Department and originally published
  in the Journal in ig^6 has been revised and bought up to date to help readers
  who want to know about the procedure and the economics...

• Movements and Promotions
  32

  MR E. H. BALDWIN MR J. W. AIREY MR D. BARCLAY
  MR G. BARWICK MR E. BOULTER MR D. BRAMHAM
  m
  MR K. BURGESS
  MR C. G. COX MR J. COXHILL
  MR I. D. EVANS
  MR L. D. HESSEY
  Movements and Promotions
  Managers
  C. E. DAVIS
  T....

• Marriages
  33

  Marriages
  Between members ofJ.S. Staff.
  Congratulations to Miss M. Waddel and
  Mr H. Brown both of Nottingham who were
  married on 5th January 1963.

• Retirements
  33

  MR F. W. SMETHEM
  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues who have just retired.
  F. W. Smethem, who most regrettably had to
  take an early retirement in December 1962 due
  to ill health.
  He joined the...

• Obituaries
  35

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following colleagues
  send our deepest sympathy to all relatives.
  E. J . Baldwin, joined the firm in 1928 as a
  Warehouseman. He was later transferred to the
  Factory Kitchens...

• Aveley
  36

  Aveley held its first dance of the season in full fancy
  dress and the results were terrific. The Kaye Sisters
  doing their act below wonfirst prize and other
  costumes were equally topical.