'JS Journal', September 1957

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  Page 1
  Guildford
  Page 9
  J.S. Jobs
  Page 10
  Ready to Cook
  Page 14
  Fete Day
  Page 26
  Meet Your Contact Clerks
  Page 28
  Problem
  Page 29
  Frozen Cargo
  Page 36
  Escape to Freedom
  Page 44
  J.S. Staff News
  OUR COVER PICTURE ...

• Guildford
  03

  Our Guildford branch is in the High Street about fifty yards above Tungate and the seventeenth-century Guildhall with its famous clock. ROUND THE BRANCHES OUR Guildford branch is one of the most handsome of our older ...

• J.S. Jobs
  11

  Number 7. New Series FOOD worth £1,289,479,832 was imported into the United Kingdom last year and J.S. took their share of this total in meats, butter, cheese, canned fruits and many other products (including ...

• Ready to Cook
  12

  Demand for ready - to-cook poultry is growing steadily in Britain. Mr. W. M. Justice, Manager of J.S. Meat and Poultry Dept., reviews new developments which are bringing a newlook into poultry trading. To be concerned in...

• Fete Day
  16

  AUGUST 5th Out of a beautiful summer we picked the perfect day for the S.S.A. fete at uulwich. I he grass seemed greener, the girls prettier, the children livelier, the beer cooler, the chips tastier, the barbecue tenderer...

• Meet Your Contact Clerks
  28

  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 5 is Miss Jennifer Lever (right) who has been with the firm for five years. She grew up in...

• Problem ?
  30

  THE other day a man in California had a problem. He controlled a firm that preserved spicy foods and his problem was that the large quantities of garlic and onions that he used created what is called a " neighbourhood problem."...

• Frozen Cargo
  31

  Seventy-five years ago the first cargo of frozen meat from New Zealand was unloaded in Great Britain. It was the beginning of the vigorous trade in frozen food which has since grown up between the two countries. IN 1871...

• Crawley will follow Paddington
  37

  New J.S. Self Service Shop to be in New Town Building in progress on our new self-service shop at Crawley in Sussex. Crawley is one of the new towns outside London which have been created in an effort to relieve...

• Escape to Freedom
  38

  A J.S. employee describes his escape from Poland after the last war IT is now some 900 years since these islands were overrun by an invading army, and although the danger of invasion became very real in 1940, once again it...

• Building the new warehouse at Rennie Street
  45

  Our picture shows progress on the new warehouse seen from the Factory looking north-east towards St. Paul's. On the left in the middle distance is Stamford House and on the horizon beyond it can be seen the domed tower of the...

• Brides and Grooms
  46

  Brides and Grooms
  Above : Mr. J. Gibson and Mrs. C.
  Rankine both of the Factory on July
  5th. 1957.
  Top left : Mr. L. B. Hessey of Purley
  and Miss J. M. Gennery of Beckenham
  on June 15th, 1957.
  Not June I4th as announced in...

• Marriages
  47

  Marriages (BETWEEN MEMBERS OF J.S. STAFF)
  Very best wishes for their future happiness to :—
  Miss B. MORRIS and Mr. B. CHAPMAN, both of Luton, who were married
  on August 10th, 1957.
  Miss M. L. WELCH of 154 Walthamstow and Mr....

• Obituary
  47

  Obituary
  We very much regret to record the death of the following
  colleague and we send our deepest sympathy to his wife:—
  H. E. COUSINS who joined the firm in July 1931 as a clerk
  in the Transport Office. Apart from the...

• Bournemouth's Outing
  48

  Bournemouth's Outing
  July 7th saw Bournemouth's S.S.A. Section heading
  for the Isle of Wight. They took the ferry to
  Yarmouth where the picture above was taken
  just before they set out on their tour of the
  island, where they...

• News of J.S. Staff on National Service
  48

  News of J.S. Staff on National Service
  The following notes are based on letters we have received from our National
  Servicemen.
  M. W. MUMFORD, Romford. Iraq (R.A.F.). At the moment he is finding
  conditions far too hot and far...

• Aveley Section Dance
  49

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• The Guildhall, Guildford
  50

  This seventeenth-century building in the town's High Street is adorned with the Aylward Clock. By tradition it was a gift from John Aylward a clock-maker who wished to set up business in the town and overcame the objections of...