'JS Journal', March 1964

Keywords:
new branch at Wallington (with photographs) pp.2-3;
planned opening of Winchester branch p.3;
176 Streatham Hill's new self-service grocery department (with photograph) pp.4-5;
photograph of Basingstoke warehouse p.5; new self-service branch at Station Road, West Wickham p.5;
planned openings of branches at 116 The Broadway, Bexley Heath [Bexleyheath] p.5, Forest Hill pp.5-6 (with photograph p.7), Ilford p.6, Coventry p.6, and Wimbledon p.6; photograph of construction of new Walthamstow branch in Hoe Street p.7;
new uniforms in J.S. Self-Service (with photographs) pp.8-9;
Emmenthal cheese (with photographs) pp.15-17;
Bear Lane School: Mr Timothy is new Trustee of fund (with illustration) pp.18-19;
photographs of parties at Balham, Kingston, Ipswich, Norwich, Nottingham, Bristol, Crawley and Bury St. Edmunds pp.28-29;
photographs of J.S. people from: Chatham and Factory Engineers p.30, and London p.31

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Contents Page

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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