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Auburn Women s Institute celebrates 60th a
nniversar
decorated with „beautiful 60th anniversary cake with
quilts and other crafts which candles flanked by blue
the members had made candles.
during the winter months. The president, Mrs.
This was set up by Mrs. Tom Kenneth McDougall,
Jardin and Mrs. Donald presided for the dinner and
Haines. opened with the Ode and the
The tables were at- Women's Institute grace
tractively set with small with Mrs. Emerson Rodger
bouquets of daffodils and an as pianist. Members of the
the centre was a decorated quilt course were also guests -
BY ELEANOR BRADNOCK
The Auburn ._ yl!Qmgn's
Institute held its annual pot
luck dinner and meeting last
Thursday afternoon in the
community memorial hall
With the Branch directors,
Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs.
Lillian Letherland, Mrs.
Robert , ' uie1r and, Mi....
Tina Empey as hostesses.
• The hall was attractively
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for the dinner and brought
their articles for the display.
Following the dinner, Mrs.
McDougall welcomed all and
greetings were brought by
the special guest, Mrs. Peter
Chandler of ,St. Helens,
president,. of Huron -West
District.
In the absence of the
London Area chairman, Mrs.
Gordon Papple of Seaforth,
Mrs. Eleanor Bradnock
brought greetings to the
Auburn Branch which was
celebrating its 60th an-
niversary. The curator, Mrs.
Tom Haggitt read a short
history of the Auburn Branch
which was organized in 1922
by a Mrs. Harry Little of
Londesboro. Mrs. • Eleanor
Bradnock, a member for
over 50 years, lit the candles.
and a member for many
years , and the eldest
member, Mrs. 4Eiva
-Straughan cut the cake. -
Mrs. Frank Raithby had a
quilt contest and Mrs. Tom Mrs. McDougall thanked
Haggitt was the winner. A all for their support during
piano solo was played by the past year and turned the
Mrs. Gordon Ch..mney and a
reading, "Income Tax
Again" was given by Mrs.
Raithby. Slides from the
national office, "Grand-
mother's Quilt Blocks, the
1959 Competition", was
shown by Mrs. Gordon
chamney and she gave
commentary.
A short business meeting
was held with the secretary,
Mrs. Bob Peck reading the
minutes and giving the
financial statement.
A request to canvass
for the Homemakers was
read and instead of a can-
vass, a donation of $50 will be
sent.
The annual meeting was
held and the secretary, Mrs.
Bob Peck gave a detailed
report of the year's ac-
tivitiee, She also gave the
financial statement. The
auditor's report was given
by Mrs. Lillian Letherland.
election of . officers over to
Mrs. Chandler. The con-
vener of the nominating
committee, Mrs. Lillian
Letherland read the slate of
officers for the coming year
which was accepted. After
conducting the election of
officers, Mrs. Chandler
installed them.
The new officers are as
follows: past president, Mrs.
Eleanor Bradnock;
president, Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall; first vice-
president, Mrs. Gordon
Chamney; second vice-
president, Mrs. Leonard
Archambault; secretary -
treasurer, Mrs. Robert
Peck; assistant secretary,
Mrs. Donald Haines; district
director, Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock; alternate, Mrs.
Tom Haggitt; pianists, Mrs.
Emerson Rodger and Mrs.
Catherine Jackson; branch
directors, Mrs. Lillian
Letherland, Mrs. Frank
Raithby and Mrs. Tom
Haggitt; . public relations
officer, Mrs. Gordon
Chamney; conveners of
standing • committees,
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries, Mrs. Roy Daer
and Mrs. Donald Cart-
wright; Citizenship and
World Affairs, Mrs. Tom
Jardin and Mrs. Tina
Empey; ' Education and
Cultural Activities, Mrs.
Hugh Bennett and Mrs.
Emerson Rodger; Family
and Consumer Affairs,,gMrs.
Lillian Letherland 'and Mrs.
Elliott Lapp; card convener,
Mrs. Lillian Letherland;
visiting convener, Mrs.
Major Youngblut; telephone
committee, Mrs. Arnold
Craig and Mrs. Elva
Straughan; curator, Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt; Tweed-
smuir history book com-
mittee, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt, curator; Mrs.
Oliver Anderson, Mrs. Tom
Jardin, Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock and Mrs. Frances
Clark . and auditors Mrs.
Lillian Letherland and Mrs.
Gordon Chamney.
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HAPPY 46TH ANNIVERSARY
MOM and DAD
LOVE:
Ron, Jane, Jamie, Paul,
Corry, John and Bram!
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The Auburn Women's Institute celebrated its 60th anniver-
sary last Thursday with a special anniversary cake.
Gathered around the ; cake are, left to right, Marjorie
McDougall, president of Auburn WI, Sybil Chandler, Huron
West district president, Viola Raithby, a past president of
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Just as we can look back with pride on our past,
we can now look with pride to our future.
Canada now has its own Constitution
with the traditional rights and freedoms
we once took for granted.
Today
We can truly say,
the future belongs to us.
The Canadian Constitution and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
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Auburn WI, Eleanor Bradnock, a past president, Elva
Straughan, the oldest member at age 92 and Betty Archam-
bault, Marion Haggitt and Lois Haines, all past presidents.
Mrs. Straughan had the cake cutting honors. (Photo by
Joanne Buchanan) '
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