'JS Journal', October 1965

Table of content

• Contents Page
  01

  C114
  Page 2
  News and Developments
  Page 14
  Eggonomics
  Page 18
  Woods' Wall
  Page 21
  Griffin Report
  Page 24
  Inside and Outside
  Page 26
  Veteran Vehicle
  Page 28
  Staff News
  Page 32
  Journal Crossword
  Cover Picture: Bath....

• News and Developments
  02

  Bath branch opened on
  September 21st with a big
  welcome from the city's
  housewives. The branch is
  at 42/48 Southgate Street in
  the main shopping area, a
  short walk downhill from the
  Abbey and the Pump Room.
  The branch was...

• Eggonomics
  14

  FOCUS ON SUPPLIERS
  Eggonomics
  A visit to two farmers in the Eastern counties
  who supply eggs to the firm. RECENT years have witnessed a transformation
  in the field of egg production.
  Pre-war production was a haphazard...

• Woods' Wall
  18

  Woods' Wall
  J. L. Woods, 'do it yourself pundit and expert,
  tells all about a mural project ONCE upon a time - about 15 years ago I
  decided to build a wall. I bad the idea in fact
  before the Russians but not with quite...

• Griffin Report
  21

  The Griffin Saturday XI
  Standing I. to r.: F. Coombs (umpire), W. Lappage,
  M. Sanders, A. Billingham, J. Holmes (vicecaptain),
  S. Hopkins, P. Cima (scorer).
  Kneeling I. to r.: D. Heaton, C. Talbot, W. Eddy,
  F. Floodgate...

• Netball
  22

  Netball
  At Dulwich on Sunday, September 5th, there
  was a good turn out of enthusiastic support for
  the Netball tournament. Portsmouth were
  winners for the second year running, winning a
  1418 victory against Southampton in the...

• Golf
  23

  Golf
  The annual match between Depot and Branches
  took place at the Hill Barn course on Sunday,
  September 19th, in good golfing weather. The
  Branches scored a convincing win with 8
  matches to 2 and 2 halved.
  Our pictures...

• Bowls
  24

  Bowls
  Griffin Bowls Section held its finals of the Annual
  Competitions at Dulwich on Sunday, September
  12th. The Brighton Cup went to R. Holman of
  the Factory, who played W. Capron of the
  Warehouse. In the Fixed Jack between...

• Inside and Outside
  24

  Inside and Outside
  H. Brown writes about how to get
  the best out of tulips and has some
  suggestions about using bulbs for
  indoor decoration. During the past 20 years or so tulips
  have increased greatly in popularity; this...

• Crossword Solution
  25

  CROSSWORD SOLUTION
  See back cover
  ACROSS
  1. Shortbread
  6. Fat
  7. Rhubarb
  9. Selfish
  12. Omelet
  15. Eel
  16. Native
  19. Anthem
  22. Tai
  23. Russia
  26. Good tea
  28. Ketchup
  30. Add
  31. Blancmange
  DOWN
  1. Sirloin
  2....

• Veteran Vehicle
  26

  Veteran Vehicle
  Mr J Clay, JS Driving Instructor, writes about
  the firm's first steps into motor transport The picture above Is of a lorry of some importance
  in the story of JS Transport. It was
  known as the 'B.A.P. Leyland'...

• JS Veterans Visit Clacton
  28

  JS Veterans Visit Clacton
  Old friends met at Clacton on August 24th when
  the annual outing for the firm's veterans who
  live in North London and the Eastern Counties
  was held. Grey skies and rain in the afternoon
  marred a day...

• Movements and Promotions
  28

  Movements and Promotions
  Managerial Transfers
  E. GOEMAN from Spare at Romford
  to the management of
  355 Lea Bridge Road
  A. SQUIRES from self-service relief
  duties to the management
  of Redhill
  D. WHITE from further training...

• Examination Passes
  29

  Examination Passes
  Congratulations to the following members of the
  staff who have passed the 1965 examinations
  of the Grocers' Institute and the Institute of Meat
  The Grocers' Institute Examination
  Intermediate I
  D. J....

• Retirements
  30

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have just retired.
  A. W. Morgan commenced with J S as a learner
  at Crouch End on 12th July 1920, remaining there
  until June 1926. He then went to 7 Palmers...

• Obituaries
  31

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following
  colleagues and send our sympathy to all relatives.
  Mr. G. Hoare, right, with Mr. J. B. Sainsbury at the
  IS 80th anniversary celebration dinner in 1949.
  George...

• Journal Crossword
  32

  the journal crossword/No 4 ACROSS
  1. It is not long before livelihood takes the
  cake? (10)
  6. Solid animal or vegetable oil. (3)
  7. May be cooked and used like fruit. (7)
  9. Mean shelf is disorganised? (7)
  12. Pancake of...