'JS Journal', April/May 1964

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  C103
  Page 2
  The London Provision Exchange
  Page 4
  The Far Side of the Planet
  Page 11
  Refrigerated Vehicles
  Page 16
  Accelerated Freeze Drying
  Page 20
  Judo
  Page 24
  Honey on the Move
  Page 27
  The Wallflower
  Page 29
  Griffin...

• The London Provision Exchange
  02

  The London Provision Exchange The London Provision Exchange held its Annual Dinner at Grosvenor House on
  18th February. The Exchange, which was founded in 1887, exists for the
  purpose of bringing together representatives of the...

• The Far Side of the Planet
  04

  The Far Side of the Planet
  Mr W. M. Justice writes about a business trip which took him to Canterbury, New Zealand In the Mount Cook area. In muggy mid-day sun, four ski-tourers gradually disappear from sight on the vast acres...

• Refrigerated Vehicles
  11

  REFRIGERATED VEHICLES
  a picture story of the construction of new vehicles for JS Sid Adkins is the bodyshop foreman in the section which builds refrigerated
  and insulated bodies, so he has been connected with JS work for...

• Accelerated Freeze Drying
  16

  Accelerated Freeze Drying Progress continues in accelerated
  freeze-drying as a preservation
  technique for foods. In this
  article Mr S. W. F. Hanson of
  the Ministry of Agriculture,
  Fisheries and Food Research
  Establishment at...

• Judo
  20

  'Hajime!' The Japanese word for start rings out
  in a first floor classroom of the John Harvard
  School in Union Street. Another Judo contest
  is on. The Griffin Judo Club is run by John
  Gowland of J S Transport Dept. and...

• Honey on the Move
  24

  Honey on the move The Australian method of beekeeping differs
  from that of most countries, for in Australia the
  majority of the apiarists travel hundreds of
  miles with their hives, following the blossom.
  They set up their...

• The Wallflower
  27

  The Wallflower by Mr H. Brown A well grown bed of wallflowers, rich in colour
  and scent, is one of the joys of late spring and a
  source of great satisfaction to the grower. On
  the other hand, the pathetic remains of a bed...

• Griffin Report
  29

  Griffin Report
  Seventeen teams competed in the Annual Sixa-
  sidc Football Tournament at Dulwich on
  Good Friday. The cold and miserable weather
  kept the attendance down, but there was a feast
  of good football, with the...

• Six-a-Side
  31

  6-a-side at Dulwich Good Friday 1964 The Winning Team 'Q_' 5 {Factory): T. Richings, E. Dickenson,
  J. Dixon, F. Oram, L. Turner, D. Asbury. F. Oram was voted Footballer
  of the Tear for 1963-64. season and received the...

• Movements and Promotions
  33

  A. G. Booth commenced with the firm in
  November 1931 at 59 Kingston. From there he
  moved to 114 Lewisham, and worked at several
  branches in this area before the war. After the
  war he spent 5 years in the Transport Office...

• Correction
  35

  Correction
  In our March Number page 33, the photograph
  lower right is of Mrs Edney and not Mrs Evamy as
  captioned.

• Obituaries
  35

  Obituaries
  A. J. Lyddiard who was engaged in 1923 as a
  Poultry Blockman at 176 Streatham. He subsequently
  transferred to the Brighton area, and worked
  at several branches on the south coast. During the
  war he transferred to...

• Retirements
  35

  Retirements Miss C. Ashe who started with the firm in 1942
  as a sales woman at our Chingford Branch. In 1944
  she transferred to the office and in July 1954 she was
  appointed to the position of first clerk at Chingford.
  She...

• Puzzle Page
  36

  Whatsit No 3 Solution in our next issue