'JS Journal', June 1957

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  Page 1
  Cheese
  Page 6
  Making Cheese in a Modern Creamery
  Page 11
  J-S. Jobs
  Page 12
  Veterans Meet at Blackfriars
  Page 16
  Animal ? Vegetable ? Mineral ?
  Page 24
  The Monarch's Menu
  Page 27
  Darts Finals 1957
  Page 30
  Meet Your...

• Cheese
  03

  A survey in pictures of the daily work of the firm's cheese department at Blackfriars ALL cheese sold by J.S. passes through the Cheese Department in Stamford House before reaching the branches. This Warehouse is not only...

• Making Cheese in a Modern Creamery
  08

  Present-day technique explained briefly by Mr. R. A. Ingham, Assistant to Mr. Cox, J.S. Dairy Produce Buyer ALTHOUGH the making of cheese is a highly skilled art passed on from generation to generation the basic processes...

• J.S. Jobs
  13

  Number 4. New Series Mrs. J. G. Cox. FOR Mrs. Cox, Supervisor of the Head Office Cleaners, the firm of S. is very much a family business. Her father was stores foreman at Gravel Lane, as Union Street was called, back in...

• JS Veterans meet for tea at Blackfriars
  14

  Looks, like an exchange of pretty shrewd comment between Mr. Alan, Mr. Show and Mr. Gurr. A general view of the Veterans gathering for tea at Blackfriars on April 30th. The meeting was a particularly good one this year,...

• Animal ? Vegetable ? Mineral ?
  18

  Logging Logs being driven downstream to Corner Brook mills in Newfoundland. Timber is mostly moved down in spring when the streams are flooded with melted snow. In this case all three ! THESE words are printed on a mixture...

• The Royal Madman's Menu
  26

  Neuschwanstein THE mad king Ludwig II of Bavaria was one of the last European monarchs to have everything his own way. For a time, because of a combination of wealth, power and the nature of his madness, he was able to give...

• Darts Finals 1957
  29

  The semi-finals of the Arcady Trophy in progress. We had over 350 people at Blackfriars for the Annual Darts Finals. Play started with the preliminary rounds for Country Sections who came from as far afield as Norwich, ...

• Meet Your Contact Clerks
  32

  A J. S. Journal Feature to help you know to whom you are talking when you make a. call to the Sales Office Contact Clerk for District 4 is Mrs. Joyce Davison (left), who joined J.S. nearly four years ago. Mr. Davison works...

• No Chicken for Dinner
  34

  Today we are persuading the public that chicken for dinner is no longer luxury living. In 1907, aldiough I could hardly walk across the back yard without falling over chickens to tell the truth, I could hardly walk at all at...

• Warehouse top in 6 a-side football
  40

  Mr. Simon Sainsbury presents the cup to Mr. S. Hopkins, captain of the Warehouse team. W i n n e r s The Warehouse team. L. to r. back row, S. Hardy, J. Arnold, P. Fory. Front row, J. Floody, S. Hopkins (capt.), R. Mason....

• Rice
  42

  how to get the best results out of cooking it, plus some recipes that are a change from that old rice pudding. RICE Puddings are like mother-in-laws, there are a lot of bad jokes made about them, but they can both be...

• Movements and Promotions
  45

  Movements and Promotions
  If'V are very pleased to rerorri the [oihnring promotions:—
  11. H. Jordan, formerly Manager of Hast 1 farling, has now undertaken
  liaison duties with the various Poultry Packing Stations supplying the...

• Congratulations
  46

  Congratulations
  We send our congratulations to A. T. Miller, Leading
  Salesman at 1/4 Ealing, who has been selected by the
  Governors of the College for Distributive Trades as the
  first recipient of the travelling scholarship...

• Marriage
  46

  Marriage (BETWEEN MEMBERS OF J.S. STAFF)
  Very best wishes for their future happiness to:—
  Miss E. COCKS and Mr. E. HEWITT, both of the Factory, on March 30th.

• Retirements
  46

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues who have just
  retired:—
  H. J. BASTON, who was engaged in September 1930 as a
  Butcher's Shopman at West Croydon. After a short period
  at Streatham, he was...

• Brides and Grooms
  47

  Brides and Grooms
  TOP LEFT
  Mr. P. R. Brissenden ofWillesden
  Green
  and Miss J. M. Pearce of
  165 Haverstock Hill
  married on March 9th, 1957.
  TOP RIGHT
  Mr. Roy Daley and
  Miss Doreen Clarke
  both of Selsdon
  married on March...

• Down Memory Lane
  48

  Down Memory Lane. This football team took the field in 1912 to represent
  all the Ealings and the picture came to us from Mr. E. K. File.

• Griffin Thursday hold Beckenham Hospital Cup
  48

  Griffin Thursday hold Beckenham Hospital Cup
  On April 25th at
  Whyteleafe the
  Griffin team
  defeated R.A.F.
  Kenley 5-4 and so
  retained the
  Beckenham Hospital
  mid-week cup for
  another year. Our
  cheerful team on the
  left,...

• J. S. Journal Competition
  49

  J. S. Journal Competition
  We have had letters from 140 Finchley Road and Bournemouth
  pointing out that September 30th would be too early a
  closing date for staff who take late holidays to enter the
  competition. We are...

• "N" Section Represent West End League
  49

  "N" Section Represent West End League
  The Warehouse (" N " Section) team had the honour to represent the West
  End League in a goodwill match against Handsworth, a Birmingham team,
  on Easter Monday at Dulwich. This hard-fought...

• News of J.S. Staff on National Service
  50

  News of J.S. Staff on National Service
  The following notes are based on a feir of the letters we have received from our National
  Servicemen:—
  A. BANNISTKR, Tohror/h. Malta (Royal Marines). Recently spent a
  period in Libya on...