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Cheese Varieties in Cover Picture N “THE COVER STORY“ in this issue 1 readers are asked if they can name the varieties of cheese shown on the cheese tray in the cover illustration. Here are the answers: The smaller wedge in the foreground is Blue Cheese. The others. from left to right are: Brie, Swiss. Cream. Gouda. Cheddar. Links With The Old Land By Florence B. Nash HE WOMEN‘S INSTITUTES of Great I Britain are celebrating the fifti6th anniâ€" versary of their founding in 1965. The first Women’s Institute in Britain was organized in Llanfair, Wales, by Mrs. Watt in 1915. When we held our fiftieth anniversary celeâ€" bration in Stoney Creek in 1947, we received about 3,000 messages of congratulations, good wishes and greetings from many sources. Most of these came from Britain. thanks no doubt to the promptings of Miss Christmas who had just visited Canada: and we answered every one. Now I think it would he a nice gesture if early in the new year the Women‘s Institutes in our area at least would send a l'iftieth anni- versary card to the first Women‘s Institute organized in Great Britain. These cards could he sent to Mrs. Christopher Hughes. “Wylfa.” Llanfair P. G, Anglescy. North Wales. who is Secretary of Llanfair Women's Institute, Recently I received a request from Purley Beeches Institute. the yonngest Women‘s Instiâ€" tute in Britain for “a letter from the oldest to the youngest,“ to be read at one of their meetings. Several Women’s Institutes in England have written asking for information about our Insti- tute. pictures of the charter members, etc.. and I have filled all requests. The National “For Home and Country." we are doing a real service for these people in helping them to help then when they have no family support, Tiv Secretary wanted material for a brochin the parcel we sent cost us $1.50 for n. so you see we have tried to cooperate. crs may be interested in the pictures “Stoney Creek Stall" set up at the Saffron den Fair. A Unique Scholarship By Mrs. Kenneth Johns URON COUNTY Women's In have held 3 Rally each year sinct As in eyery organization we ha ects to keep interest high as well as pri friendships and ideas; and we hate varied programs. Our first large project was the em ment of a scholarship for a county 4-H making Club girl. begin a new venture. one which in due we hepe will produce wonderful resull started a fund called the Huron Counix en's Institute Children's Aid Society I! Each member in the county gives 5H t year towards this fund which is to be help a deserving child under the care Children‘s Aid Society to learn a ti. was stressed that this money was not used for the higher academic educatp rather for those who have to earn then with their hands. no one else to help them. Later it was deci These children usuali To date we have raised over $2.5M have two qualified hairdressers to OH! We have a third girl in hairdressing and one in business school at the present The motto for Women‘s Institute men. Our memht: This booth at Saffron-Walden: Festival was also labellec "Sloney Creek" and opporenl- ly the idea was to furnish it with articles used in 1397. Mrs Nash says: “I did nol send out of these. They have used they own imagination here." HOME AND CCU"? .illd lilng . m]. the -\’al- i6 ..,i. ng ill ‘z 4r; IRY