'JS Journal', June/July 1964

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  C104
  Page 4
  Motorised Shopping in the '70s
  Page 8
  Week-end at Bognor
  Page 14
  New Branches and Conversions
  Page 20
  Village Haul
  Page 22
  Baking JS Bread
  Page 26
  JS Veterans' A.G.M.
  Page 28
  Banting
  Page 30
  Darts Finals 1964
  Page...

• Mr David Sainsbury
  02

  Mr David Sainsbury
  Mr David Sainsbury, Mr R. J.'s son,
  who commenced with the firm
  as a Graduate Trainee in September last
  year, has now joined the
  Branch Staff Planning Department.

• A Daughter for Mr and Mrs J. D. Sainsbury
  03

  A Daughter for Mr and Mrs J. D. Sainsbury
  Mrs J. D. Sainsbury with Sarah Jane born on 4th June

• Motorised Shopping in the 70's
  04

  Motorised Shopping in the 70's Lord Sainsbury The if)f>4 Conference of the International Association
  of Chain Stores was held at Nice at the end of June.
  At this conference Lord Sainsbury who is a member
  of the Board of the...

• Week-end at Bognor
  08

  Week-end at Bognor JS people with their relatives and friends who went to Butlin's Holiday
  Camp at Bognor Regis in early May are generally agreed that it was a
  wonderful weekend in spite of the weather. Below on the left are
  Mr...

• New Branches and Conversions
  14

  New Branches and Conversions
  Winchester, 97 Kingston, West Wickham and Hoe St. Walthamstow Winchester
  Opened on
  iyth March this
  self-service branch
  has been designed
  by JS Architects'
  Department in
  consultation with
  the...

• Village Haul
  20

  Village Haul
  Our man in jumble, Mr J . L. Woods, writes
  about the joys to be had in preparation and
  planning during pre-andpost-jumble activity. 'Darling,' said my wife, flushed with triumph.
  'Look what I've got, just the...

• Baking JS Bread
  22

  The firm first introduced the New Enriched J S
  loaf in J a n u a r y 1964. I t sells at all our self-service
  branches and at over seventy service shops. J S
  bread comes in large loaves, sliced medium or
  thin and small loaves...

• JS Veterans' A.G.M.
  26

  JS Veterans at their 1964 AGM
  The Annual General Meeting and concert oftheJS Veterans Group was held this year at Porchester Halls, Paddington.
  Pictures on this page show, top left, Mr Alan talking to Mr and Mrs C. A. Wright....

• Banting
  28

  Banting
  Just a hundred years ago
  Mr William Banting
  a London undertaker
  started on a course
  of diet which gave
  a new word to the
  English language William Banting was in the midst of his annus
  mirabilis in the spring of...

• Darts Finals 1964
  30

  Darts Finals 1964 Winners
  This is the 'P'
  Section (Garage
  and Drivers)
  team who won the
  Arcady Trophy.
  Standing I. to r.
  Messrs
  A. Thompson,
  G. Dennison,
  T. Hunt,
  R. Thornton
  E. Williams,
  K. White and,
  kneeling, C....

• Appointments
  32

  Since our issue of April-May 1962 when we last reported appointments to Senior Executive a number
  of new appointments have been made. Five of them are recorded below.
  Five more will be recorded in our next issue.
  Mr C. W....

• Movements and Promotions
  33

  Movements and Promotions
  Managers
  N. BARRANCE
  L. BECKER
  H. EDWARDS
  H. GOSHAWK
  L. JIGGINS
  Spare Managers
  J. ENFIELD
  S. INKPEN
  From Debden to Hoe Street,
  Walthamstow for opening
  From Barkingside
  to Seven Kings
  From 73...

• Retirements
  33

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues who
  have just retired
  MR A. JAMES
  A. James retired on the 25th April 1964, some
  few months before completing 44 years' service.
  He joined the firm in September...

• Commendation
  35

  Commendation
  MRS TAMPLING a n d MR ASHTON Two members of our Lewisham branch
  staff, Mrs Tampling, I.C. Checkouts and
  Mr Arthur Ashton, Basket Issuer, were warmly
  commended by Mr Simon Sainsbury for
  their plucky action on 13th...

• Obituaries
  35

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following colleagues and
  send our deepest sympathy to all relatives
  MR H. BLOWS MR C. H. KING
  MR V. C. SALMON E. V. Belchem who joined the firm in 1922 as a
  driver in the Depot....

• Puzzle Page
  36

  Whatsit No 4 Solution in our next issue
  Whatsit in last issue was a piece
  of this crumpet. To readers who
  were uncertain about the rather
  dark picture in the May solutions
  the object was a seeded bread roll.