'JS Journal', April 1960

Table of content

• New Branch at Stockwell
  02

  When the villages of Clapham
  and Lambeth began to be
  joined up by houses about a
  century ago, Stockwell grew—
  a place on the way to another
  place. The future has moved
  in now, and the pattern of life
  changes daily as the...

• Christchurch and S.L.I.M.
  10

  The new Christchurch opened by
  the Duke of Edinburgh stands facing
  Blackfriars Road, where
  people gathered to greet the Duke.
  Below is the interior of the church during the
  opening service. The two choir stalls (one of
  which...

• Saturday Football
  14

  Saturday Football
  For most years since the war the Depot Sections
  have operated in the West End League. They have
  met with mixed success, "N," "Q" and "V" Sections
  all winning honours at various times. However,
  on the only...

• P.B.X.
  16

  Communications
  P-B-X
  A general view of the switchboard.
  Mrs. J. Hearn, Telephonist
  in Charge, who has been with
  J.S. for five years. With
  Mrs. Walker she helps to
  maintain the record system
  which keeps track of...

• A Fine and Worthwhile Job
  18

  A Fine and Worthwhile Job
  Mr. O. E. Randle, of Work Study, writes
  about the contribution being made by
  some J.S. People to the work of
  Trueloves School.
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  Mr. Simon Sainsbury
  announces one of the
  winning...

• Pensioners' Progress
  21

  Pensioners' Progress
  An account of a new Visiting Scheme
  that has been organised by J.S. Veterans.
  The J.S. Veterans' Group, first organised just after
  the formation of the Sainsbury Staff Association,
  has grown steadily in...

• Seeker II
  22

  Seeker II
  Mr. J. G. Dearlove writes about
  the training vessel of
  the Southwark and Walworth
  Sea Cadet Corps.
  Above is Ronald Fry, who looks after the clearance of
  the firm's imports through the docks, and whose passion
  for...

• Socials and Dances
  24

  J.S. People
  enjoy themselves at Coventry
  Lots of fun at the Coventry
  dinner, dance and social at the
  Leofric on January 23rd.
  Guests from Walsall came over
  to join in. On the left are
  two fugitives from the Fancy
  Dress...

• Union St. Dines Out
  26

  Union Street dines out
  On Friday March 18th the Union Street
  Branch of the Transport and General Workers
  Union held their third annual dinner at Friars
  Hall. On the left Mr. L. H. Smith,
  Branch Chairman, welcomes the guests....

• Congratulations
  27

  Congratulations To Mr. K. G. Owen and Miss S. J. Hawkins, both of
  Haywards Heath branch, married on March 5th. To Mr. Ron Glazier and Miss Janet Walters, both of
  Head Office, who were married on February 20th.

• J.S. Prizewinners
  27

  J.S. Prizewinners in the Industrial Catering
  Association cooking competition were Mr. L. C.
  Fin (left) and Mr. H. A. Robson. Mr. Fitt,
  who is a chef at Blackfriars canteen, won second
  prize in Class 1, the preparation of a...

• Contents Page
  28

  S E R I E S No. A 70
  Page 2
  New Branch at Stockwell
  Page 10
  Christchurch and S.L.I.M.
  Page 14
  Saturday Football
  Page 16
  P.B.X.
  Page 18
  A Fine and Worthwhile Job
  Page 21
  Pensioners' Progress
  Page 22
  Seeker II
  Page 24
  Socials...

• Retirements
  28

  Retirements
  Miss J. S a v a g e , who was engaged in September
  1952 as a Daily Housekeeper at Norbury, at which
  branch she remained until her retirement on March 1st
  of this year.
  Miss D. White, who joined the firm in 1949 at...

• Transfer and Promotion
  28

  Transfer and Promotion
  Head Butchers
  L. JONES from Amersham to
  S. HILDRETH
  128 Kilburn
  at Amersham