'JS Journal', June/July 1962

Table of content

• Miss Elizabeth Sainsbury's Wedding
  02

  The wedding of
  Mr. Roger Jackson Clark and Miss Elizabeth Sainsbury,
  eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sainsbury, took place on May 5th
  at St. Margaret's, Westminster. On behalf of all our readers we take great pleasure
  in...

• Contents Page
  03

  B 90
  Page 2
  Miss Elizabeth Sainsbury's Wedding
  Page 3
  Forest Gate
  Page 8
  The Master Race
  Page 9
  Focus on Frears
  Page 14
  Among the Necessaries of Life
  Page 20
  Basingstoke - A New Depot
  Page 22
  Darts Finals 1962
  Page 25
  Table Tennis...

• Forest Gate
  03

  FOREST GATE
  Above is our chairman Mr. Alan
  greeting one of Forest Gate's first
  customers on Tuesday, April 3rd, when
  our 36th self-service branch opened for
  trading at 304 Romford Road. This
  new branch, of which we...

• The Master Race
  08

  Master Race Dog statisticians claim that there are at least 3^ million dogs around
  at the moment. This includes 2,700,000 licensed dogs, 400,000
  unlicensed puppies under six months of age and about 100,000 dogs
  without...

• Focus on Frears
  09

  FOCUS ON SUPPLIERS NO. 3
  FREARS
  This is the third of our articles about people and
  firms who supply J.S. It tells the story of the
  growth of a firm which began producing biscuits
  in 1926 with one oven and a few hands...

• Among the Necessaries of Life
  14

  "Among the Necessaries of Life"
  Weighing and measuring are essential
  in our daily lives. In this article
  Mr. L. M. Griffiths, Inspector of
  Weights and Measures, writes about
  the long history of weighing and
  measurement,...

• Basingstoke - A New Depot
  20

  New d.S. Depot will be at Basingstoke
  Last April it was announced that J. S. will shortly begin to erect a new depot at Basingstoke in Hampshire, for daily distribution of
  provisions, grocery and fresh meat to some hundred...

• Darts Finals 1962
  22

  Triple Action
  Here are just some of the
  people who have been
  playing their way towards
  Blackfriars since last
  September when the
  Griffin Darts Competitions
  got under way.
  Players at the Canteen
  came from...

• Table Tennis Finals 1962
  25

  Table Tennis
  Champ in action above is Brian Gilham whose play in
  defence of his men's singles title was outstanding at the
  Table Tennis finals held at Blackfriars on April 8th.
  Winners and Runners-up. From left to right, Mr....

• Endurance Test
  26

  Endurance Test
  Force nine gale and cold with it. Rain for the luckless
  members at the end of the queue off the tee in the
  afternoon. Not ideal weather for golf. No other
  sportsmen than golfers would have survived....

• Sixa Side
  28

  sixa side
  A wonderful turnout of enthusiastic
  supporters of all ages at Dulwich
  on Good Friday saw the Office
  first team win this year's Easter
  tournament. The Office team
  defeated the Warehouse in a final
  which ended with...

• J.S. Footballer of 1962
  30

  J.S. Footballer of the Year
  This year the Barrett Memorial Trophy, presented by
  Mr. W. Barrett in memory of his son, was awarded
  to Jim Arnold of "N" Section who is just visible on the
  left sinking a pint from the trophy, a...

• Dances and Socials
  31

  Ipswich Section
  at Felixstowe
  About 130 members and guests from Ipswich S.S.A.
  section spent a cheerful evening at the Regal. Above,
  I. to r.: Mr. F. C. Juby, Manager of 51 Ipswich,
  Mr. T. Dean, Meat Supervisor, Mr. C. W....

• Marriage
  34

  Marriage (Between Members ofJ.S. Staff)
  Congratulations to Mr. A. Turney and Miss P. Seagrave,
  both of our Cambridge branch, who were married on
  March 17th, 1962.

• Movements and Promotions
  34

  Movements and Promotions
  Managers
  L. D. SALTER
  J. MILES
  C. E. DAVIS
  S. PARTRIDGE
  H . P O U N D E R
  Spare Managers
  L. FINCH
  S. GARDNER
  Assistant Managers
  L. HALL
  E. BOULTER
  H, DAWSON
  W. WATSON
  J. TOMB
  S. OSBORNE
  D....

• Obituaries
  35

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following colleagues
  and send our deepest sympathy to all relatives.
  F. C. Green, a Pensioner who retired in 1950 from
  our branch at Bournemouth, where he had been a
  Porter...

• Retirements
  35

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues who
  have just retired.
  Mrs. J. M. Gilroy was engaged as a Daily Maid
  at our Ewell branch in January, 1950. She was later
  appointed Daily Housekeeper at Cheam,...

• Our Manor Park Branch
  36

  OUR MANOR PARK BRANCH. OPENED 1901-CLOSED 1962