'JS Journal', September 1966

Table of content

• Contents Page
  01

  C121
  Page 2
  News and Developments
  Page 10
  Nylons
  Page 16
  Trip on a Century
  Page 20
  Edible Fungi
  Page 24
  The Lyceum Dance
  Page 27
  A Place by the Sea
  Page 30
  Staff News
  Page 32
  The Journal Crossword
  On the left an operative...

• News and Developments
  02

  Farnham housewives
  gave an enthusiastic
  welcome to our new
  branch which was opened
  there by Lord Sainsbury
  on July 26. The new
  premises are at
  8 Woolmead, East Street,
  not far, as can be seen from
  the picture on...

• Nylons
  10

  JS began selling nylon stockings
  in April and they have proved a
  great success in those branches
  in which there is room to stock
  them. This article is about their
  manufacture in a modern factory
  in the Midlands. JS stockings...

• Trip on a Century
  16

  Mr. A. A. Wright of Chelsea branch, who
  won a £100 cruise at the SSA Albert Hall
  dance last year, writes about his trip. Opposite page: Mr. Wright at the Acropolis.
  Below: Mr. Wright with Biblical film star
  on the shores of...

• Edible Fungi
  20

  The Produce REVOLUTION The fourth article in
  our series about changes
  in methods of production
  and marketing of produce
  deals with mushroom
  growing—a tricky
  business. There are many natural species of
  mushrooms in this...

• The Lyceum Dance
  24

  There is no Text

• A Place by the sea
  27

  A Place by the sea A cautionary tale by
  W. J. Bridgeman THERE were quite a number of other people
  enjoying morning coffee in the Sun Parlour.
  A slim red-head was leaning over the promenade
  rail watching the gulls, and the...

• Congratulations
  29

  Congratulations
  Congratulations to Mr. Harold Wright, Spare Manager at
  Islington, who married Miss Patricia Gillian Moss, check-out t
  at Walthamstow, on June 25th, at St. Peter''s-in-the-Forest,
  Walthamstow.

• Crossword Solution (see back cover)
  29

  Crossword Solution (see back cover)
  ACROSS
  1. Cheddar cheese
  5. Along
  7. Cracker
  11. Cicero
  13. Fodder
  15. Nor
  16. Ear
  17. U-boat
  18. Bag
  20. Gum
  22. Delays
  23. Enamel
  24. Bathbun
  26. Flour
  27. Christmas...

• Movements and Promotions
  30

  Movements and Promotions
  Managerial Transfers
  D. DYKE
  H. EDWARDS
  C. HUMPHREYS
  J. MILES
  E. NEWMAN
  from Thornton Heath to Spare on
  Mr. Booth's area from August 11
  from Spare at Cheam to the
  management of the branch
  from...

• Obituary
  31

  Obituary
  A. L. Woodhams commenced as a learner at
  7, Palmers Green in 1927, working later at both
  339, Palmers Green and Winchmore Hill. After
  a few months away from the firm, he was
  re-engaged at Tottenham in 1948 and...

• Retirements
  31

  Retirements
  H. C. Batchelor commenced as a delivery lad
  In Tunbridge Wells In July, 1920. He was
  regraded to poultry blockman and moved to
  55, Brighton, becoming a butcher's cutter In 1940.
  After working as a butcher a t 66,...

• The Journal Crossword
  32

  the journal crossword/No. 8 ACROSS
  1. Cheered and cashed the anagram.
  5.
  7.
  11.
  13,
  uPr° 'ass- • the queue please." (5)
  Biscuit or firework ? (7)
  Great Roman orator of Rice Co. (6)
  _. Forded perhaps for food. (6)
  15....