'JS Journal', February 1966

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• Contents Page
  01

  C116
  Page 2
  News and Developments
  Page 10
  A New Look for the Personnel Department
  Page 14
  A Farmhouse Industry
  Page 17
  Magic Carpet—Turkish Style
  Page 20
  To Denmark with Notebook
  Page 22
  Knees Up
  Page 24
  Kids...

• News and Developments
  02

  Tunbridge Wells branch opened
  with great success on November 30.
  Mr. W. Turrell who was Manager
  at the opening (he is now District
  Supervisor designate, see page 27)
  is on the right with
  Mr. and Mrs. Bingham. In 1911
  Mr....

• A New Look for the Personnel Department
  10

  A New Look for the Personnel
  Department Mr David Sainsbury writes about recent changes In the past few months many changes have
  been made in the Personnel Department.
  These are the result of an Organisation
  and Methods study...

• A Farmhouse Industry
  14

  A Farmhouse Industry
  Making Farmhouse Cheddar in the Mendips WALDEGRAVE
  One of the sources from which
  farmhouse cheddar comes is a small
  group named Chewton Farms. It is part
  of the Earl of Waldegrave's estate which
  lies on...

• Magic Carpet—Turkish Style
  17

  Rough roads, unpredictable hotels, wonderful weather
  and warm easy-going hospitality make a motoring
  holiday in Turkey delightful. Miss Rosemary Spiller
  of Head Office writes about her tour there in an MGB. Hadrian's Temple,...

• To Denmark with Notebook
  20

  To Denmark with Notebook
  D. P. Collis, in last year's Grocery Institute
  Examinations, won the Colman Prize, the Ibson Prize
  and a fortnight's tour of Denmark. He writes
  about his visit in this article. LAST year I had the good...

• Knees Up
  22

  KNEES UP
  Two pages of pictures to demonstrate
  that (a) the female knee is more
  photogenic than the male and (b) that
  if you didn't beat your way through
  the blizzard to the Office dance at
  Greenways, West Mailing,...

• Kids Christmas
  24

  Junior JS people in
  wonderful form for
  Christmas at Crawley,
  Haverhill, llford
  and Basingstoke.

• JS Transport
  25

  JS Transport
  A letter from a veteran driver to
  Mr. N. C. Turner
  Dear Mr. Turner,
  I was very impressed with the article written
  by Mr. Clay about the old Leyland Motors. I
  think I was the first Horse Driver to be trained
  as...

• Congratulations
  26

  Congratulations
  to some of our JS Veterans
  who have recently celebrated
  their Golden Weddings
  Above left
  Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Masters December 30th
  Above right
  Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Graveney December 12th
  Below left
  Mr. and...

• New Appointments
  27

  New Appointments
  Congratulations to the following
  who have been appointed
  District Supervisor designate.
  W. T. Turrell
  W. T. Turrell commenced with JS as a learner
  at Wlnchmore Hill In October 1932. In July 1933
  he moved to...

• Weddings
  27

  Weddings
  Congratulations to Mr. W. Mitchell and Miss P. A. Taylor of 870
  Cowley (top) married on September 18th at St. James Church,
  Cowley; Mr. S. Long and Miss Dorothy Lightfoot of Stevenage
  (centre) married on August 21st...

• Movements and Promotions
  28

  Managerial Transfers
  H. CROWE
  W. DOWSON
  T. DRANSFIELD
  H. WATKINS
  from Paddington
  to Wembley self-service
  from 67 Sutton
  to special relief duties
  from 94 Tunbridge Wells
  to 176 Streatham
  from 250 Kentish Town
  to...

• Retirements
  29

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have fust retired.
  W. J. Hedges, Area Superintendent, retired
  from the firm at Christmas 1966. A review of his
  long career with JS will be published in
  JS...

• Obituaries
  31

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following
  colleagues and send our deepest sympathy to all
  relatives.
  J. Astell was engaged in September 1914 as a
  skilled tradesman in the factory, from which
  position he...

• Crossword
  32

  the journal crossword/No 5 ACROSS
  1. Usually made by slowly stirring oatmeal
  in boiling water. (8)
  5. A girl cut short, I'm sorry to say. (4)
  9. The young fox I see is solid. (5)
  10. It's for Peter's tea this Tuesday ?...