'JS Journal', November 1958

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  Page 2
  The Fabulous 1 5 %
  Page 7
  Chicago—Code of Conduct
  Page 8
  People on Holiday
  Page 10
  87 Ealing
  Page 12
  Pasties and Ghosties
  Page 16
  Country Sections' Dance
  Page 18
  Ally Pally
  Page 19
  71 Club
  Page 19
  Down Memory Lane
  Page...

• The Fabulous 15%
  02

  The Fabulous 15%
  Last time you bought
  a. toothpaste or a cake-mix
  were you thinking of
  a glamorous picture in a
  magazine or a coaxing
  homely voice on the telly?
  Our article describes how
  advertising agencies, who
  create...

• Chicago—Code of Conduct
  07

  There is no Text

• People on Holiday
  08

  UNDER CANVAS. C. A. Gogarty, Union Street Office.
  People
  DERBY WINNER! C. Ransom, Poultry Dept.
  *
  First prize in our photographic competition was awarded
  by Tony Armstrong-Jones to Mr. C. A. Gogarty, of
  Union Street, for his...

• 87 Ealing
  10

  Two Ealing branches close down
  and a refitted one expands for
  new trade at
  87 EALING Above is the refitted branch at 87 Ealing
  Broadway and on the right are the two
  shops at 126 and 130 Uxbridge Road which
  have closed down....

• Pasties and Ghosties
  12

  Sunset over Looe harbour as a fishing boat returns.
  Pasties and Ghosties
  by J. F. Gardiner of Amersham Branch Have you ever visited Cornwall? If so, you will
  have admired the magnificent coastal scenery, the
  desolate moorland...

• Country Sections' Dance
  16

  Lots of people packed
  into the Canteen
  on October 4th
  to have fun at the
  Country Sections'
  Dance . . . which included
  a cabaret turn
  by Oliver
  and Twist
  seen here in action A Luton
  B Amersham
  C Colchester
  D Hayward's...

• Ally Pally
  18

  Three sections got together to hold
  a dance on Saturday, September 27th. 'D', 'E'
  and'M' (that's Finchley, Hendon, Enfield
  and Tottenham plus surrounding districts).
  They report a great success. Over five hundred
  guests...

• 71 Club
  19

  A night out with the
  club
  The 71 Club held a
  very lively dinner and
  social last October 11th
  at Pimm's
  in Bishopsgate. Guest
  of honour was
  Mr. J. D. Sainsbury,
  whose witty speech
  had a warm reception.
  So did the...

• Down Memory Lane
  19

  Down Memory Lane
  This month's picture is from Mr. P. Crook
  of 14 Hastings. The photograph was taken at
  Oxted when that branch was opened 21 years
  ago on October 21st, 1937. The names of the staff
  are, I. to r., back row:...

• The Six Skills of Soccer
  20

  The 6 skills of Soccer
  Number two of three articles by
  Norman Creek, the Olympic team
  manager, about the fundamental
  skills of soccer.
  How to kick the ball accurately
  There are many ways of kicking a football, but...

• Now . . . Ice It
  21

  The cake we were talking about last month will be
  the centre-piece of your tea table on Christmas
  Day, so make it attractive, to be admired.
  Having made the cake and left it a few weeks,
  you then have to ice it.
  Firstly brush...

• To Australia
  21

  With George Taylor on his right and Pete Cima on his left,
  Les James seems in a pensive mood about his new move. He
  has gone to Australia with his family to see what a new
  world has to offer. One thing he'll find plenty of is...

• Two Retirement Parties
  22

  CAMBRIDGE
  Mr. Lovegrove's
  Retirement Party
  and a brief appreciation of him by
  Mr. F. W. Salisbury.
  GEORGE HERBERT LOVEGROVE, an Oxfordshire man
  by birth, retired from the management of Cambridge
  branch in September....

• Congratulations
  23

  Congratulations
  To K. W. Wiltshire, a Senior
  Leading Butcher at Southampton,
  who was recently successful
  in gaining his Meat Trades
  Diploma.
  Mr. K. W. Wiltshire.

• Marriage
  23

  Marriage (BETWEEN MEMBERS OF J.S. STAFF)
  We send our best wishes for their future happiness to:—
  Mr. R. Findlay and Miss V. Ravenscroft, both of
  Folkestone, who were married on October 25th,
  1958.

• Obituary
  23

  Obituary
  We regret to record the deaths of these colleagues and
  send our deepest sympathy to all relatives :—
  E. H. BAITUP, who died on October 20th following
  a prolonged illness. He had retired in June of
  this year after...

• Retirements
  23

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have just retired:—
  Mrs. J. Buckingham, who joined the staff of the
  Factory in September 1-949 and who, since 1950,
  has been a Special Grade worker.
  Mrs....

• Transfers
  23

  Transfers
  E. J . CORNELIUS
  A. SQUIRES
  A. GALPIN
  F . J . SPEED
  J . BUSH
  L. D. SALTER
  E. COOK
  S. J . BROWN
  C. WILLIS
  J. CRANE
  W. E. FARWELL
  from Spare List
  to Hythe
  from Hythe
  to Oxted
  from Oxted
  to Hayward's...

• News from our National Servicemen
  24

  News from our National Servicemen
  S. Baker, Kenton. Yeovil (Army). After a short period at
  Aldershot he was transferred to Yeovil to complete his
  training. He has now learnt to drive a three-ton lorry. The
  first job he has...

• ? What
  24

  WHAT
  Can you identify the object in the picture above?
  For the first correct identification to be opened
  "J.S. Journal" offers a prize of a
  £1 - O - O Premium Bond
  Entries should be sent to "J.S. Journal," Stamford
  House,...