'JS Journal', December 1966

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• Mr. E. A. Farrell
  02

  Obituary
  Mr. E. A. Farrell
  Mr. R. J. Sainsbury writes
  IT is difficult to be objective about someone
  whom one has known closely both as a colleague
  and a friend for well over thirty years.
  On the other hand, having had to...

• News and Developments
  03

  Kingsland High Road where
  a new JS shop opened on
  December 6th; our only
  branch built as a Grocery
  Self Service branch - others
  have been extensions of
  existing premises. On the
  right is 73 Kingsland opened
  in 1906 and now...

• Crossword Puzzle Solution
  11

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• The Modern Orange
  12

  The Modern Sixth article in the JS Journal series
  about the revolution in produce growing
  and marketing is about the orange.
  This seasonable fruit is now grown
  everywhere in the warm climates of
  the world and has gone through...

• A Peep through the Window
  18

  A Peep through the Window
  Miss Coulson of Head Office went this summer on
  a School Cruise ship to the Baltic. She visited
  Leningrad and paid a flying visit to Moscow. In this
  account of these two historic Russian cities she...

• Crossword
  23

  the journal crossword/No. 10 ACROSS
  1. May be sliced and made of stone-ground
  flour. (5, 5)
  7. A monkey needs ten for the top. (4)
  8. Took it easy for one short day ? (3)
  9. The second course which was in perfect
  order?...

• Home for Christmas
  24

  Home for Christmas
  A seasonable recollection
  from W. J. Bridgeman IT was a quarter-past nine on Christmas Eve,
  1925, the year Cambridge branch opened.
  There were three scruffy turkeys left hanging
  outside, and a couple of...

• JS Veterans' Committee Appoints New Officers
  26

  JS Veterans' Committee Appoints New Officers Mr. F. W. Salisbury is to be
  President of the JS Veterans'
  Group.
  Mr. W. J. Hedges takes
  over the Chairmanship from
  Mr.JW. C. Gurr who becomes
  Vice-President. At Christchurch,...

• Butlins Clacton 66
  28

  CLACTON 66
  Over 1,500 people, mostly families, made a roaring
  success of their October week-end at Clacton,
  Dancing, quiet and uproarious - billiards - shooting -
  swimming - skating and Limbo dancing.
  Below left Miss...

• Solihulls first Dance
  31

  DANCE At the Saracen's Head on October 22nd.

• Congratulations
  32

  Congratulations to Clifford Miles, age 15, a
  trainee butcher at Boscombe branch, who
  recently won the Duke of Edinburgh Award
  bronze medal in the Outward Bound section. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. E. Goodall, who...

• Watford
  32

  Watford On October 10th Watford held a very successful dance.
  Manager, Mr. K. J. Collins (below left) took a leading part in organising it.
  Members and friends came from many places in the North West of London.

• Movements and Promotions
  33

  Managerial Transfers
  D. DYKE
  R. GARDNER
  C. INGLE
  R. LAKE
  W. MANSFIELD
  C. TUCKER
  E. WHELAN
  from Spare on Mr. Booth's area
  Addiscombe from October 31
  from Feltham service to further
  service training from November 7
  from...

• Retirements
  34

  Retirements
  We send our best wishes to the following colleagues
  who have just retired.
  W. C. Cudd
  S. J. G. Fripp
  F. C. Juby
  W. C. Cudd joined the firm on 17th December 1923
  at 96 Kilburn, moving to Willesden Green...

• Obituaries
  35

  Obituaries
  We regret to record the death of the following
  colleagues, and send our sympathy to all relatives
  Miss R. A. Brearley was engaged as a daily
  housekeeper at 76 Islington in May 1958.
  She died after a long illness on...