'JS Journal', March 1964

Table of content

• Contents Page
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  C102
  Page 2
  JS steps out in 1964
  Page 8
  New Uniforms
  Page 10
  Antarctic Harvest
  Page 1S
  Emmenthal
  Page 18
  Bear Lane School
  Page 20
  The Cadbury Story
  Page 26
  Potatoes Without Backache
  Page 28
  Social Events
  Page 32
  Staff...

• J/S steps out in 1964
  02

  On Jftts anrf /Ae opposite page is our new branch at
  Wallington which opened for trade on 4th February.
  The branch structure is one of the firm's Architect's
  Department designs. The interim follows the usual
  pattern and has...

• New Uniforms in J/S Self-Service
  08

  New uniforms in J/S Self-Service The new uniform. Pictures opposite show it with sleeves pulled up, rolled up
  and worn with the collar open. While equality of the sexes has long been a
  rallying cry for women, there seems to be...

• Antarctic Harvest
  10

  Tfo hunt for the raw materials of our foods takes men into far distant parts of the planet. One of most adventurous and difficult searches within the food industry is whaling. Each year about 16,000
  men go down to the edge of...

• Emmenthal
  15

  Emmenthal
  The Swiss cheese
  with the holes
  A brief account of a very popular
  Swiss cheese which has been on the
  market for several centuries.
  Emmenthal originated in the valley of the
  Emmen, from which river it derives its...

• Bear Lane School
  18

  Bear Lane School
  Miss G. Springthorpe
  Bear Lane School not far from our
  Union Street premises has been a
  Southwark institution since it was
  founded in 1713. The decline in numbers
  of the local school population has...

• The Cadbury Story
  20

  The end of the eighteenth and beginning of the
  nineteenth century was a time of shifting populations.
  No longer able to earn a living in the
  country, people were moving into the towns,
  attracted by fast-growing industries. One...

• Potatoes Without Backache
  26

  Potatoes Without Backache
  Mr H. Brown writes about a new way to grow potatoes The cultivation of potatoes, particularly for the
  keeping varieties, is perhaps best left to the
  commercial grower. Very few gardeners have
  either...

• Social Events
  28

  All over the
  Firm
  JS people in the pictures on these two pages are whooping
  it up in parts of the firm both near and far. Like Balham,
  Kingston, Ipswich, Norwich, Nottingham, Bristol,
  Crawley and Bury St Edmunds - and looking...

• Movements and Promotions
  32

  Movements and Promotions
  Managers
  G. ANSELL
  H. M. COLLINS
  J . CRANE
  F. C. FREEMAN
  R. H. GUINEY
  F. MARCHANT
  E. NEWMAN
  A. W. PALMER
  G. PARRY
  L. RAWSON
  From West Wickham
  to Rye Lane, Peckham
  From Upminster
  to Forest...

• Congratulations
  33

  Congratulations
  To Mr Fred Welford who celebrated his 93rd
  birthday on 7th February. He first began
  work with J . S . as a carter in 1890. He retired
  in 1940. To Mrs Evamy who celebrates her 94th birthday
  on 23rd March. She...

• Retirements
  33

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues who
  have just retired.
  F. Smith joined the firm in 1923 as a butcher at
  Harrow, and after working at several branches in
  this area he was appointed Butcher's...

• Obituaries
  35

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following colleagues and
  send our deepest sympathy to all their relatives.
  F. J. Ansell, who joined the firm in 1929 as a
  shop porter. He transferred to the staff of...

• Puzzle Page
  36

  Whatsit No 2 Solution in our next issue