'JS Journal', October 1967

Table of content

• News & Developments
  02

  NEWS & DEVELOPMENTS Charlton, where a third new JS
  depot will be sited, is down river
  from Greenwich. On the opposite page is the reach of river called
  Bugsby's Hole that shelters the
  craft of an active yacht club. Below, the...

• Making Toothpaste for JS
  10

  MAKING TOOTHPASTE FOR JS Swirling shapes opposite are the liquid ingredients of
  toothpaste in the mixer.
  Above, the mixers in which these ingredients are churned
  and from which they are poured down to the floor below to
  be...

• Pages from a Settler's Diary
  14

  PAGES FROM A SETTLER'S DIARY Lady Barker, from whose diaries these extracts
  were taken, was widowed early in life. She
  remarried and went to Canterbury, New Zealand,
  with her second husband, Frederick Napier
  Broome, who had...

• The Home Scene
  18

  THE HOME SCENE Camombert
  In the little village of Camembert, near
  Vimoutiers in France, stands a small statue of
  Madame Harel, a local farmer's wife who,
  in 1790, perfected Camembert cheese.
  Today, this cheese is made all...

• You Too Can Help
  19

  You Too Can Help
  Thirty thousand children a day die of hunger and
  disease. Of the child population of the world half
  are given no education at all. Only one in ten passes
  the most elementary grades. Almost all are working
  by...

• JS Veterans at Southsea
  20

  Our Veterans outing to Southsea
  on July 20 was, as you can see
  from Mr. Charlesworth's pictures
  below, a very happy one—plenty
  of sunshine too. In fact Southsea
  put on a great welcome for their
  JS visitors.

• Griffin Report
  21

  Since the last report was published in the
  March, 1967 issue, the Finals of all the winter
  competitions have been successfully concluded.
  The Annual Netball and Six-a-Side Football
  Tournaments were belter supported than...

• Crossword Solution
  26

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• Round Up
  27

  To Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Topp of Colchester,
  members of JS Veterans Group, our best wishes
  on celebrating their Golden Wedding on
  August 26th.
  To Miss B. M. Richardson of Personnel
  Department and Mr. J. A. Carney of...

• Movements and Promotions
  28

  Movements and Promotions
  Managerial Appointments
  E. HUGHES
  L. HENWOOD
  D. LAMBERT
  from Spare a t Rugby to the
  Management of Whetstone
  from September 25
  from Assistant Manager a t
  Watney Street to the Management
  of Stoke...

• Retirements
  29

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have just retired.
  I. Thomas commenced on 26th October, 1925, a t
  21 Epsom staying there until October, 1929, when
  he went to 68 Croydon. He was at various...

• Obituaries
  31

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following
  colleagues and send our sympathy to all relatives.
  Mr. S. Alland joined the company in 1926 as a
  first hand in the factory. In 1943 he became a
  skilled tradesman and...

• Contents Page
  32

  CI 29
  Page 3
  News and Developments
  Page 10
  Making Toothpaste for JS
  Page 14
  Pages from a Settler's Diary
  Page 18
  The Home Scene
  Page 19
  You Too Can Help
  Page 20
  JS Veterans at Southsea
  Page 21
  Griffin Report
  Page 27
  Round...

• Crossword
  32

  THE JOURNAL CROSSWORD
  No. 12/Solution page 26 Across
  1. A national English dish
  that is well filled out to
  start with (4-7).
  7. Gone in the ragout (3).
  8. It's first returned in
  orderly manner (4).
  9. Made from entire...