'JS Journal', April 1954

Table of content

• Contents Page
  02

  Page 1
  Round the World Diary
  Page 12
  An old Friend in a new wrapping
  Page 15
  The Secoy Rifle Group
  Page 18
  Spanish Holiday
  Page 22
  Eggs, Onions and Oranges
  Page 23
  The Mayor of Southwark at Blackfriars
  Page 24
  " Learning by Doing...

• Round the World Diary
  03

  Sydney harbour sunshine, cloud, sparkling water and the bridge. A day by day account of a recent business trip made by Mr. F. W. Salisbury, Assistant General Manager ofJ.S. His travels took him to Australia, New Zealand,...

• An old Friend in a new wrapping
  14

  The new Crelos pack in which Sainshury's margarine will be on sale on May 10th. To those housewives whose experience of margarine has been limited to that produced as part of the fats ration for nearly 15 years, Crelos (and,...

• The Secoy Rifle Group
  17

  Two groups of members of the Secqy Rifle Group. Behind the group above can be seen on the wall the club's shield, work of one of the Works Department signwriters. Heads. An account by Mr. R. A. G. Lee of the activities of...

• Spanish Holiday
  20

  The Kamblas, Barcelona. An account by Derek McCord, Senior Leading Salesman of High Barnet, of observations made of the retail food trade in Spain during a holiday there last summer. MAJORCA, often called " The Golden Isle...

• Eggs, Onions and Oranges
  24

  IN Northumberland (and at points further south) there is a charming Easter custom of making what are called "pace" eggs for the picnics of Easter Monday. The eggs are usually prepared for the festivities by boiling them hard...

• The Mayor of Southwark visits Head Office
  25

  BLACKFRIARS was honoured by a formal visit, on March 12th, by the Mayor of Southwark (Councillor Jno. J. Keen, J.P., L.C.C.) and the Mayoress, accompanied by a party of members of the Borough Council. The visit was one of a...

• "Learning by Doing"
  26

  J.S. are always glad to co-operate with caterers and canteens by showing how the is done. Here is Mr. Drury instructing a class of canteen workers in the subtleties of the butcher's art. Mr. Drury of the Training Centre,...

• Easter Baking
  28

  Simnel Cake | lb. self-raising flour. 1 teaspoonful mixed spice. -| teaspoonful cinnamon. 4 02s. butter. 4 ozs. castor sugar. \ lemon. 4 ozs. raisins (stoneless) 4 ozs. sultanas. 4 ozs. currants. 4 ozs. candied peel. 2...

• Push-button Cookery
  30

  A glimpse of the electronic future WE can foresee the development of machinery that will make it possible to consult information in a library automatically. Suppose that you go into the library, of the future and wish to ...

• Four Months in the Canadian Arctic
  31

  The four Swiss scientists prepare for a walk while Colonel Baird {left background) looks on. Readers of "J.S. Journal" will remember that in our issue for February, 1951, we published an article by Mr. Thompson on his...

• Derby's New Look
  37

  The butter weighing room on the first floor. This is sited where the dining room used to be. The dining room and a modern wellequipped kitchen is now on the second floor. The goods lift entrance in the rear yard. The lift...

• News in Pictures
  40

  Southampton
  Progress
  Above is a general
  view of the shop looking
  towards the main
  entrance. Recess on
  the right will be part
  of the shop and the
  hole in the floor left
  is for the refrigerating
  lines to come...

• Kitchen's Kiddies go to a Circus
  45

  Photographs by George John Keen
  Kitchen's Kiddies go to a Circus
  Too late for our last issue, V Section's January Party for 150 parents
  and children was a great success. At Jack Hylton's Earls Court
  Circus, a pleasant and...

• Surbiton's Double Event
  47

  Surbiton's Double Event
  At the British Legion Hall,
  " T" Surbiton Section held two
  grand parties on the afternoon
  and evening of January 3Qih.
  144 children and 300 adults,
  in all, took part in the festivities.
  Above is...

• Congratulations
  48

  CONGRATULATIONS
  The annual presentation has been made to Miss D. E. Hawkins, First
  Clerk, Apex Corner, who completed 25 years' service during 1954.

• Marriage
  48

  MARRIAGE (BETWEEN MEMBERS OF J.S. STAFF)
  We offer our best wishes for their future happiness to :—
  Miss B. Edwards and Mr. J. Hartnup of The Grove, on the occasion of their
  marriage on the 20th February, 1954.
  Mr. P. R....

• Staff Movements
  48

  The following transfers will be of interest to many members of staff:- MANAGEMENT W. B. Black (Spare List) to 87 Balham H. K. Stevens (Personal Assistant to Mr. Pagden) to Lee Green L. Tuck (87 Balham) to Spare List ...

• News of J.S. Staff on National Service
  49

  NEWS OF J.S. STAFF ON NATIONAL SERVICE
  The following are extracts from some of the letters we have received recently from our
  men on National Service :—
  T. COWDEN, FJgware. Hythe (Army). Has now returned to England after a...

• Obituary
  49

  OBITUARY
  On 21st February, 1954, Mr. J. Hulse died as the result of a road accident.
  Mr. Hulse joined the firm in January, 1939, straight from school and went to
  124 llford and commenced a promising career. He went on National...

• Retirements
  49

  RETIREMENTS
  It is with considerable regret that we have to announce that, following advice
  from his doctor, Mr. W. A. Farrant has retired from the active management
  of our Egg Collecting Organisation in the Eastern...