'JS Journal', May/June 1963

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  C96
  Page 2
  The Face of the Firm
  Page 10
  Wood Green
  Page 12
  Milko!
  Page 17
  Australian Fortnight
  Page 18
  Tea With Old Friends
  Page 20
  6-a-side
  Page 22
  League and Cup Winners
  Page 23
  Tops, J.S. Netball Victory
  Page 24
  Double Tops,...

• The Face of the Firm
  02

  The Face of The Firm In this article}. L. Woods, the firm's
  Advertising Manager discusses consumer
  recognition; its value, its problems and
  approach to this aspect of multiple trading.
  If you were led blindfold into a...

• Wood Green
  10

  Wood Green Following the successful experiment of combining
  self-service and counter-service at New Maiden,
  the firm has introduced the same method of retailing at
  a North London branch. Wood Green one of our
  older shops which...

• Milko !
  12

  Milko !
  It's the perfect food but
  it needs perfect conditions
  to be perfectly safe
  for human beings Hogarth's
  Gin Lane attacks
  the squalor of
  18th century life
  when infant
  mortality reached
  fantastic heights Radio Times...

• Australian Fortnight
  17

  Australian Fortnight
  Tfo Australian marketing chiefs, members of the Overseas Trade Publicity Committee who are visiting
  Britain, met Mr Alan at our Drury Lane branch on Tuesday, yth May, to see the Australian Sunshine...

• Tea With Old Friends
  18

  Tea With Old Friends The Annual General Meeting of the J.S. Veterans is always a cheerful
  and well attended social event to which our friends come sometimes from
  very distant homes. This year Mr Alan and Mr F. W. Salisbury were...

• 6-a-side
  20

  6-a-side Pictures on this spread
  show Griffin footballers
  at Dulwich playing for
  the 6-a-side trophy,
  an annual Easter event.
  Winning team this year
  was from the Factory
  who defeated Cricklewood
  7-5 in the Final.
  They are...

• League and Cup Winners
  22

  League Winners
  Congratulations to our second
  eleven who won the West End
  Reserves Cup for the second
  year running.
  The team on the right are,
  standing: J. Dennis, T. Hill,
  W. Lappage, P. Manze,
  J. Dunford, G....

• Tops, J.S. Netball Victory
  23

  Tops
  Congratulations to the Griffin
  Netball Team which this year
  won both their League and Cup
  Competitions. They are, standing
  Patricia Bennett, Diane Goddard,
  Irene Pinchbeck (Captain),
  June Matthews;
  Kneeling: Jennifer...

• Double Tops, Darts Finals '63
  24

  Darts Finals Darts Finals this year were held at Blackfriars
  28th April and brought together members of the
  from the South Coast to the Midlands for a long and
  concentrated day of hard play. There were moments
  of excitement as...

• Dances and Parties
  26

  Garage night at Dulwich
  Strong turn out for gay night out as can be seen from our pictures.
  Top picture shows tenJ.S. people all with over 3§years' service.
  From left to right Messrs. W. Skillen, D. Jones, H. Luttman, W....

• Your Life in Their Hands
  28

  Your Life in Their Hands In this article
  Mr J. B. Dennis
  of the JS Pension
  Office writes about
  Life Assurance.
  In it he explains
  the main types of
  policy being sold. Most of us have a fairly high resistance to the idea...

• Congratulations
  32

  Congratulations
  Our congratulations to J.S. people in this column,
  who were recently married.
  Miss Shirley Creswell and Mr Michael Sayer
  both formerly at 48 Ipswich who were married
  on 16th March. Mr Sayer is now working...

• Movements and Promotions
  33

  Movements and Promotions
  Managers
  A. BUDDIN
  W. FARWELL
  W. G. MANNING
  From Spare in Self-Service
  training to Stockwell
  From Stockwell to
  Catford on opening
  From Chichester to
  31 Eastbourne
  Promoted to Manager
  A. F....

• Retirements
  34

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have just retired.
  E. J. Bowshell who joined the staff of the Factory
  in 1942 as a Production Hand. He was later regraded
  as a Special Grade Labourer and...

• Correction
  35

  Correction. In our last issue under the 40 years service
  heading Mr J. W. Lanksford was described as Selector
  Examiner Factory. He is of course Senior Butchery
  Instructor (Factory).

• Obituaries
  35

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following colleagues
  send our deepest sympathy to all relatives
  A. J. Arthur who joined the firm originally at
  our branch at 2/4 High Street, Ealing, in 1950. He
  left for a...

• Commended for Action
  36

  Commended for Action On Saturday soth April the two young men in the picture
  above, Michael Preston {on the left) a Senior Leading
  Salesman and John Rutledge a Junior Trainee left
  Oxhey Branch on their way to the Night Safe...