'JS Journal', June/July 1965

Table of content

• Contents Page
  01

  C111
  Page 2
  A letter from the Founder
  Page 2
  News and Developments
  Page 10
  Jars for Jams
  Page 15
  Kitchenfoil
  Page 18
  JS People at Play
  Page 26
  Planned Polyanthus
  Page 27
  Review
  Page 28
  Staff News
  Page 32
  Crossword

• A Letter from the Founder
  02

  The Founder of the firm was a man of few words. When Mr. Alfred Sainsbury
  began work at Blackfriars in 1906 these were his first instructions from
  Mr. J. J. Sainsbury. The letter came to light when Mr. Ivor Sainsbury was
  going...

• News and Developments
  03

  Visitors at
  Basingstoke
  On May 4th a large number
  of visitors were entertained
  at our Basingstoke depot
  and were taken on a tour of
  inspection of the work of our
  depot, one of the largest
  food distribution centres...

• Jars for Jams
  10

  JARS FOR JAMS
  by Victor Wyatt of The Glass Manufacturers' Federation GLASS is one of the oldest packaging materials
  known to man, and yet in the highly competitive
  marketing conditions of today, sales of
  glass bottles and jars...

• Kitchenfoil
  15

  The Story Of the production Of aluminium, the
  modem light metal Which today is finding a multi-
  4. j x • • - i x - •
  TUde Ot u s e s in industry, in packaging and, in the
  tV.rmn«Lf;+»u~nx_:i u * XJ x- i. x.
  torm Of...

• Crossword Puzzle Solution
  17

  Crossword Puzzle SOLUTION (see back cover)
  ACROSS DOWN
  1. Garlic, 4. Simnel,
  8. Olympia, 9. Under,
  10. Enlist, 13. Echo,
  14. Atom, 15. Pat,
  16. Egg, 18. Road,
  21. Otti, 22. Sweets,
  25. Fruit, 26. Cutlets,
  27. Turnip, 28....

• JS People at Play
  18

  Six-a-side, popular as ever, was the
  Griffin Athletic Club's last big football
  effort in a good season. Twenty-eight
  teams, bags of supporters and good
  football weather made a very happy day of
  it at Dulwich. Winners were the...

• Griffin Report
  21

  THE football season finished on a high note
  with an entry of 28 teams in the Six-a-Side
  Tournament at Dulwich on Good Friday
  and i t was pleasing that so many Country
  Sections participated. Most matches were
  closely fought,...

• Socials and Dances
  22

  Prizes, prizes, prizes were won by
  JS people on the left, the girl above
  got caught in the camera and we do
  not have her telephone number -
  the men in the picture up top and
  opposite are pondering the chances
  of the...

• JS Veterans
  25

  JS Veterans met on April 6 at Porchester
  Hall Paddington to hold their Annual
  General Meeting and Concert. The event
  was attended by about 700 members of the
  Group and after the election of the
  committee for 1965-66 they were...

• Planned Polyanthus
  26

  Planned Polyanthus
  H. Brown writes in this number
  about making use of your
  summer relaxation JUKE and July are months of comparative
  relaxation for those who garden, and very
  welcome too after the labours of April and
  May....

• About Shopping
  27

  Review
  About Shopping Published by the
  Consumer Council, 6d.
  A NEW series of booklets giving facts about
  buying is being published by the Consumer
  Council and the first issue is titled, appropriately,
  "About Shopping". It...

• Movements and Promotions
  28

  Movements and Promotions
  Managers
  G. BENTHAM
  H. CROWE
  G. HOWARD
  0. KEEN
  J. MASON
  G. PARRY
  E. RAMSDEN
  A. RANGER
  L. WARNES
  From Victoria to further
  training
  From Self-service training
  to Paddington
  From 97 Kingston...

• Retirements
  29

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have just retired.
  C. H. C. Clarke was engaged as a learner at
  159 Kentish Town in January 1920. After a short
  period a t 296 Holloway he moved to the...

• Obituaries
  31

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following
  colleagues and send our deepest sympathy to all
  relatives.
  W. F. Attewell who joined the firm in 1920 as a
  butcher at 140 Finchley Road. He was later
  regraded to head...

• Crossword
  32

  the journal crossword/No 3 ACROSS
  1. Flavour of sugar licensing. (6)
  4. Kind of cake for Christmas, Easter,
  or Mothering Sunday. (6)
  8. The scene of many spectacular
  exhibitions. (7)
  9. Down here for New Zealand! (5)
  10....