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G. F. Mee, 45, for the past four years head of personnel at the London hq of BRS, becomes head of personnel (designate) for BRS Parcels Ltd on Monday and will be joining the present heed, W. S. B. Jackson, who retires in October.
R. Woodward has been promoted Ipswich branch manager (designate) of BRS Parcels, pending the retirement of manager F. H. Hood. B. W. Lennard, previously Droitwich manager, becomes branch manager (designate) Wolverhampton, and will take over when H. Gould retires, Geoffrey C. Smith, general manager of Southdown and a chief general manager in the Southern region of NBC, becomes group executive—management services, based in London, on June I.
Tony Rieger, 29, becomes sales and development manager for Frigoscandia's UK transport division; he was transport manager at the Stratford cold store,
Jenny Atherton, 27, becomes sales executive—contract hire for J H Transport Group Ltd; she was previously with Hertz. Peter Lovell, for two years deputy chief engineer of the RAC, takes over from Leslie Webb, who retired as chief last week. Michael Reddaway, 39, joins the RAC, as technical manager, from the Consumers' Association.
Obituaries
We record with regret the deaths of Edward George Broome, A. F. E. ("Tony") Hale, and Alfred Thomas Moseley.
Mr Broome was manager of Shell-Mex & BP's Northfleet terminal, and for five years organising secretary of Kent LDoY centre.
Mr Hole spent some time with Anthony Hoist, Autolift and Telehoist; at the time of his death he was sales director of Birchwood Commercial and Tipper Co Ltd.
Mr Moseley, 66, retired in 1958 as director and general manager of W. S. Yeates Ltd. He then joined forces with his eldest son, Alfred, and formed the nucleus of what is now known as the Moseley Group of Companies. His other son, Vincent, later joined them,