"My Trip to England and Scotland, 1965", [1965]-[1967], page 24

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through many editions, sold not only to members but to men who hurry home from their offices to adjust their air-locks and gloat over the dandelions and parsnips happily fermenting in the corner of the sitting--room. jams and jellies, pickles and home- made bread, game-pies and farmhouse cakes--on these wholesome foundations much of the reputa- I S tion of the Women's Institute movement is built, and in these days of the Great Freeze and tasteless food, who would decry such a contribution to the happy and healthy life of the nation's families? Above -- Imide t/Je Market. Right -- All the family bring .mpp/iex [a (1 U71. market.

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