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i. 'lt "err," . IE l NT 7 _ r " '. EM ‘ " . "it l new - - . i A , - l ‘ f . fi-z;.‘~:¢;: dent's n; _ "’“' t, ', A ". _ il 2 an I Corner -: is“ l i ' Mrs. James Huggerly, LNipu Presidenl, F.W.l.O. T. r. HE Year of 1957, our Sixtieth Annivers- ary, brings new responsibilities for me and I know I shall receive much and my life will be enriched by the pleasant ass0- Ciations. You, the Branch Members, will play a major role in the success of my new office. I am looking to you for loyal support Of the Plans of the Provincial Board. I am anxious to meet the members of our fine organization throughout Ontario and become acquainted personally with as many as possible. I like people and through many years' ex- DErience, have found that Women's Institute women are people of high caliber, intelligent, unseltish and progressive. Let us work together this year, using our intelligence, our wisdom, our broadened edu- cation and our selflessness, to make this Anni- versary year an outstanding period of progress in adult education for ourselves and others, Let us treasure the past, meet the prublems and needs of the present and work and plan for a bright and peaceful future. With the world in such a confused Iue.1l may we study a rpm " of other countries in the same light “5.1.1: " the close relationship In which we WE3h IN own difficulties-may we always bept.-tiscious'lrt our thinking and action. C I wish each mlgtltM' a the Women's Insti- tutes of Ontario " 1llBlit New Year, so alrtt in your work ' .: " 0y of a per - peace throughout fur-ma. . . / t.- -- -. a” - " a: rs , u" a ' P, . ' ' Hang. " lllliiiill4