'JS Journal', April 1965

Table of content

• Contents Page
  01

  C110
  Page 2
  Mr Alfred Sainsbury
  Page 3
  News and Developments
  Page 11
  Cube Roots
  Page 16
  Two Retirements
  Page 18
  Marmalade for JS Breakfasts
  Page 22
  L
  Page 23
  KS Veterans' Visiting Panel
  Page 24
  Suddenly it's Spring
  Page 26
  Slough...

• Mr. Alfred Sainsbury
  02

  Mr. Alfred Sainsbury
  Just as we were going to press we received the news
  that Mr. Alfred Sainsbury, the fifth son of the Founder,
  died in his 82nd year.
  Mr. Alfred joined the business in 1906 as a young
  man after having...

• News and Developments
  03

  Redhill, which, says the
  guidebook, gets its name
  from the local sandstone, is a
  19th century town which
  came into existence with the
  opening of the railway to
  Brighton. Sainsbury's opened
  up for trade there at...

• Cube Roots
  11

  FIRST CENTURY
  Focus on Suppliers in this issue
  is about the growth of the Liebig
  Group which celebrates its
  hundredth birthday this year.
  OXO cubes are made by
  the Group's subsidiary
  0X0 Limited. We are indebted to The...

• Two Retirements
  16

  Two Retirements
  When Mr. F. A. Pagden and
  Mr. A. C. Welch retired on April 30th
  the firm lost from active work two Area
  Superintendents from areas south east
  and south west of London.
  Both Mr. Pagden and Mr. Welch had...

• Marmalade for JS Breakfasts
  18

  Marmalade
  forJS
  Breakfasts
  An account in
  pictures of the
  making of JS
  marmalade THE story is told that in 1561 when
  Mary Queen of Scots sailed from
  Calais to be crowned Queen in
  Scotland, her Spanish doctor made
  her an...

• L
  22

  by Peter Proto I DIDN'T, I'm afraid to say, take too readily to
  the motor-car. And I think the car felt the
  same towards me.
  I started taking driving lessons last October.
  After months of contemplation and thought
  beforehand,...

• JS Veterans' Visiting Panel
  23

  JS Veterans' Visiting Panel
  Mr. W. C. Gurr writes about
  some of the problems of
  retirement and the work done by
  the JS Veteran Visitors in
  helping to face them Mr. G.H. Lovegrove.Vistting Panel Secretary addresses the...

• Suddenly it's Spring
  24

  Suddenly it's Spring
  H. Brown's gardening
  notes for this issue cover
  routine jobs and advise
  on plant selection for
  the small garden Another busy month. Happily the lighter
  evenings make us less dependent on a fine
  weekend,...

• Slough goes Dancing
  26

  Slough goes Dancing
  Slough section held a very lively
  dinner and dance on March 13th at
  the White Hart Hotel, Windsor.
  About 250 members and their
  guests were there to dine and dance.
  In a raffle for the JS Crippled...

• Factory win Cup
  27

  Factory win Cup
  Griffin 'Q' won the Senior Challenge
  Trophy of the West End AFA in
  solid style by defeating Osram-GEC
  5-3 on March 13th. Our factory team
  started with four goals in the first
  13 minutes. Picture on the...

• Congratulations
  28

  Congratulations to Mr. Dennis
  Warren and Miss Valerie
  Gilbert of Crawley, married at
  St. John's Church on
  March 27th
  Congratulations to Mr. Jim
  Denman and Miss Pat Down
  of Crawley, married at Worth
  Church on March...

• Movements and Promotions
  28

  Movements and Promotions
  Managers
  J. BIGLAND
  K. BOSTON
  J. BRECKm,
  W. BUTCHER
  P. DAVIS
  E. GORMAN
  G. HOULFORD
  G. HUNT
  C. MINTER
  R. MOTA
  J. NANZER
  Spare Managers
  B. GOODSWEN
  A. MOTT
  A. PIKE
  D. WHITE
  from...

• Retirements
  29

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have just retired.
  W. J. Bridgeman joined the firm as a learner in
  July 1921 at 8 Temple. Three years later he moved
  to St. Albans, and in October 1927 he...

• Obituaries
  31

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following
  colleagues and send our deepest sympathy to all
  relatives.
  W. H. Ayliffe who was engaged as a
  warehouseman at Blackfriars in 1942. He
  subsequently became checker and...

• What is it?
  32

  What is it? It's a Sausage Tree. You mean like those Spaghetti Trees? No, this is for real.
  Where does it grow? All over the African tropical belt. Family name is Bignoniaceae and
  this is the Kigel Africana Bentham species. Its...