'JS Journal', March 1962

Table of content

• A New Sainsbury's
  02

  a new Sainsbury's will open.... Many people play a part in planning and building a new J.S.
  branch. This picture story is about the planners whose work
  begins with a site and closes when the fully equipped building
  is ready to...

• Contents Page
  02

  B 88
  Page 2
  A New Sainsbury's
  Page 12
  How to be a Ham
  Page 14
  Unilever Part 1
  Page 19
  New Malden-an experiment
  Page 22
  Fresh from Friesland
  Page 27
  A letter from Australia
  Page 28
  A Walk on the North Side
  Page 32
  Dances and...

• How to be a Ham
  12

  How to be a HAM With little trouble and at low cost, you can make
  contact with other enthusiasts using the miracle
  of radio communication. It's educational too !
  Read our exclusive story from J . L. Woods,
  the man who "knew...

• Unilever Part 1
  14

  FOCUS ON SUPPLIERS No. 2, Part 1
  UNILEVER In the first of this series we wrote about a new firm
  built up by the efforts of one man and his wife.
  This month ourarticleisabout thefirmof Unilever,
  a world-wide organisation which...

• New Malden-an experiment
  19

  New Maiden
  An Experiment in Trading
  At New Maiden in Surrey the firm acquired a site next
  door to our branch in Maiden Road, and have
  converted it into a self-service branch. Trade at the
  extended branch is divided between a...

• Fresh from Friesland
  22

  Fresh from Friesland
  Part 1. Making Dutch Butter for J.S. Milking This is Friesland in the north of the Netherlands. As
  different and distinct from Holland as Scotland is from
  England. The world famous Friesian cattle are...

• Down Memory Lane
  27

  Down Memory Lane
  A footnote to our article in the last J.S. Journal about
  the five-day week is this photograph of our branch at
  76 Chapel Market. This shop opened in 1898 and
  has been altered since so that the entrance...

• Letter from Australia
  27

  A Letter from Australia
  J.S. Veterans' Group has recently
  begun publication of a news-letter
  which goes to all J.S. pensioners.
  News for it is gathered by the
  J.S. Veterans Visiting Panel and
  it is hoped that it will be...

• Tribute from a Customer
  27

  TRIBUTE FROM A CUSTOMER
  Sing a Song of Sainsbury's
  The shop where I can buy
  All the best previsions
  At prices not too high.
  When the shop is opened,
  The tills begin to ring,
  What a feast of fine fresh food
  To set before a...

• A Walk on the North Side
  28

  Miss G. Springthorpe
  writes about the streets, courts and alleys
  across the river from Blackfriars. These corners ffcT"
  of old London are rich in historical associations
  and only a few minutes' stroll from
  Stamford...

• Dances and Socials
  32

  GOOD TIME
  At C o l c h e s t e r - twistwise.
  Mr. A. Pearce (below) was happy
  winner of Branch Darts
  Competition.
  At Bognordifferent
  kind of twist.
  At S t e v e n a g e above and
  at Crawley below -food,
  fun, frolics. At...

• Congratulations
  34

  Congratulations to Miss Margery Smith and
  Mr. G. Heffer, both of our Cambridge branch, who
  were married on September 16th, 1961.

• Movements and Promotions
  34

  Movements and Promotions
  Assistant Managers
  L. M. ROME
  E. TYRELL
  K. WOOLNOUGH
  P. J. TAPPER
  D. BARCLAY
  D. WOODS
  C. VENABLES
  H. WRIGHT
  from Hanwell to
  87 Ealing
  from 87 Ealing to
  Hanwell
  from P.A. to Mr.
  Pagden to...

• Retirements
  34

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues who
  have just retired.
  G. H. E. B o w y e r , Abattoir,
  retired from the Company on
  Friday, February 9th, 1962. He
  was first employed by the late
  Mr. Frank...

• Obituaries
  35

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following colleagues
  and send our deepest sympathy to all relatives.
  C. W. G i l e s collapsed and died suddenly on February
  21st, 1962. He started with the Firm in 1947 when he...

• Valentine Night
  36

  Paddington people
  enjoy themselves at
  Porchester Hall on
  Valentine
  Night