'JS Journal', March 1959

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  Page 2
  Swiss Cottage
  Page 9
  Continental Sausages
  Page 9
  Continentally Cut
  Page 10
  All we want is the facts!
  Page 12
  Les Belles Alpes Francaises
  Page 15
  Musa Sapientum
  Page 18
  Badminton
  Page 19
  Socials and Dinner
  Page 22
  Spring...

• Swiss Cottage
  02

  A general view of the new shop at Swiss Cottage.
  Swiss Cottage Swiss Cottage is one of those London districts that
  have no real boundaries nor any official civic
  existence. It is just part of the Borough of
  Hampstead and took...

• Continental Sausages
  06

  Continental Sausages Zwyczajna, Krakowska, Debowiecka, Kabanosi,
  Krajana—no, these are not the names of Russian
  footballers or rocket scientists; they are the names
  of varieties of Polish sausages, and they are
  becoming...

• Continentally Cut
  09

  Fresh Meat—Continentally Cut
  In the fresh meat department of the new Swiss Cottage
  branch part of the counter is devoted to the sale of
  meat prepared in the Continental style. The Continental section in the Fresh...

• All we want is the facts!
  10

  All we want is . . . The facts! Do you know the right order for
  these six stages in the production of
  aJ.S. grocery line ? Rolling,
  Withering, Plucking, Firing,
  Fermentation, Sorting.
  Can you name two main products
  (matting...

• Les Belles Alpes Francaises
  12

  If you haven't planned your holiday yet, here's a possible
  way to spend it
  G. ASHTON
  ofJ.S. Sales Office
  writes about cycling
  in the highest
  mountains of Europe
  Belles
  Alpes
  Francaises
  Looking across Grenoble.
  Cable...

• Musa Sapientum
  15

  Musa Sapientum (bananas to you) Older than written history, the story of the banana
  is probably the most romantic of any food we eat.
  We know that Alexander the Great found them
  flourishing in India in 327 B.C., but long...

• Badminton
  18

  Winner of the Men's Singles was
  Mr. B. Helliwell of Derby branch,
  seen on the left (in white) talking with
  Les Potter. Between them is Mr. A.Jarvis
  of Eastbourne, whose hard-fought
  match with Mr. Helliwell was one of
  the...

• Socials and Dinner Parties
  19

  J.S. Drivers' Club
  met for a dinner and social evening at the
  Blackfriars canteen on February 7th. Mr. R. J. Sainsbury
  was the guest of honour.
  Socials and
  Dinner
  Parties
  Harlow
  S.S.A. section held a
  well-attended...

• Darts
  22

  O' at the Angel

• Spring Dish
  22

  Spring Dish
  Now that New Season's Lamb is in the shops, and
  spring is on its way, we feel we need a little variety
  to our menus. Here are a few suggestions for
  cooking lamb.
  If you are buying neck of lamb as a joint, fry
  it...

• New Appointments
  23

  Mr. H. J. Dyer
  will be taking up the duties of
  Superintendent. Mr. Dyer's first
  management was at Dorking in
  1930 and he subsequently
  managed Surbiton and
  Bournemouth. After his war
  service he returned to...

• Obituary
  24

  Obituary
  CHARLES E. V. (Tommy) ATKINS died on
  the night of January 14th in his sleep, aged 73
  years. He joined the Head Office staff on February
  1st, 1906, and took charge of the Retail Sales
  Office in November, 1917, which...

• Transfers and Promotions
  24

  G. ALLAN
  P. J. TOPPER
  Transfers and Promotions
  from 101 Golders Green
  to Kenton
  from 339 Palmers Green
  to 16 Enfield
  We are pleased to record the following promotions:
  To Assistant Managers
  R. BRYANT Gerrards...

• ? What
  24

  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
  £1-0-0 Premium Bond
  Entries should be sent to "J.S. Journal," .'Stamford
  House, London,...