'JS Journal', February 1965

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  C108
  Page 2
  Own Brands
  Page 8
  News and Developments
  Page 16
  How to Get the Best out of Hotels
  Page 19
  Match Sticks and Match Men
  Page 23
  Parsley for Vice-President
  Page 24
  Some Like it HOT
  Page 26
  Retirements and...

• Own Brands
  02

  Mr. J. D. Sainsbury discusses in the following
  article one of the most interesting developments
  in retail trading in recent years.
  From a handful, JS Lines have increased
  in number to several hundreds.
  Our article in...

• O.B.E. for J.S. Chief Chemist
  08

  O.B.E. for J.S. Chief Chemist
  In the New Year's Honours
  List for 1965, Mr. E. F. Williams,
  M.A., F.R.I.C, the firm's Chief
  Chemist was awarded the
  O.B.E. for his distinguished
  services in the field of food
  hygiene.
  On...

• News and Developments
  09

  Chelsea foundations take
  shape far below the level of
  King's Road. There will be two
  basements; the lower one a
  car park for 78 cars, the upper
  one a warehouse, preparation
  areas and staff facilities for
  our new branch...

• How to Get the Best out of Hotels and Restaurants at Home and Abroad
  16

  How to Get the Best out of Hotels and Restaurants at Home and Abroad
  Our article by Derek Taylor, a hotelier by profession,
  provides some common sense comments on the service you
  should expect in his branch of the catering...

• Match Sticks and Match Men
  19

  Match Sticks and Match Men Ihere was t h i s man
  who kept losing out
  in the gallantry
  stakes so
  he takes to
  the high hill8
  with his
  hatchet to
  chop
  down
  poplars
  and lower
  down the
  high hills
  he does
  the same A...

• Parsley for Vice-President
  23

  Parsley for Vice-President
  I'd like to be able to say a good word for parsley, but I can't.
  And after all what can you find to say for something- that
  even the dictionary dismisses as a biennial umbelliferous plant?
  Speaking...

• Some Like it HOT
  24

  Some like it HOT...
  J. L Woods plays it cool
  Another episode in the career of our D.I. Y. Expert "You are strongly advised" said all the
  pamphlets we were avidly reading on various
  forms of central heating which we...

• Golden Weddings
  26

  golden weddings Left. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
  J. H. Davis who celebrated their Golden
  Wedding on November 7th, 1964.
  Right. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
  J. Burgin who celebrated their Golden Wedding
  on December...

• Retirements
  26

  retirements
  Left. Mr. W. McGovern retiring manager at
  Bognor receives a tea service from
  Mr. F. A. Pagden. At the party I. to r.
  Messrs. A. H. Gibbs, A. W. Smith, F. A. Pagden,
  G. Kelsey, W. McGovern, A. E. Flint, P....

• Congratulations
  27

  congratulations
  Mr. C. A. Church of Buntingford Depot and
  Miss Michele Lee at St. Mary's, Westmill
  Mr. G. H. J. Baker and Miss Josephine
  D. Mills of Chichester branch at St. Mary's,
  Sidlesham
  Left: Mr. B. Cook and Miss K. M....

• Movements and Promotions
  28

  Movements and Promotions
  Managers
  F. COSTER
  L. NETHERTON
  Spare Managers
  D. BARCLAY
  F. PANKHURST
  H. POUNDER
  C. SUMMERTON
  S. TREWHELLA
  from Chichester
  to Self-Service relief duties
  from Bishop's Stortford
  to...

• Retirements
  29

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have just retired.
  Mr. J. Gregory
  Mr. F. W. Salisbury writes:—
  It has often struck me as a most remarkable
  coincidence that within a few miles of each...

• Obituaries
  31

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following
  colleagues and send our deepest sympathy to all
  relatives.
  F. Gladwin who joined the firm on 18th February
  1943 as a cleaner in the warehouse. During his
  career he...

• Obituary. Mr. S. J. Knight/Area Superintendent
  32

  Obituary Mr. S. J. Knight/Area Superintendent
  Mr. Knight at the office desk in Watney Street Branch some years ago. Lord Sainsbury writes:
  SIDNEY JAMES KNIGHT was born on
  March 7th, 1910 and joined the firm in
  1926, just...