Aynho Women's Institute
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Welcome to the National Federation of Women's Institutes (NFWI) and Aynho WI.
The NFWI is the largest national organisation for women in the UK with 230,000 members in England, Wales and the Islands.
The ideals of the Women's Institute of truth, justice, tolerance and fellowship are as strong and important now in the 21st century as they were at the birth of the WI in 1915.
The WI exists to educate women to enable them to provide an effective role in the community, to expand their horizons and to develop and pass on important skills.
Aynho Women’s Institute
President : Mrs. B. Watkins
Hon. Secretary: Mrs. V. Swann
Hon. Treasurer; Mrs. J. Pusey
Committee Members; Mrs A Rickard, Mrs F Hodges & Mrs H Bradford
Through the WI, members are encouraged to pursue a wide range of interests. Activities are driven by our members and their interests and develop and evolve with time. There are also many opportunities for activities from Northamptonshire WI. Denman College offers courses from music to public speaking within easy reach. Why not come along with a friend or two on a Wednesday and see what goes on. Here in Aynho we have put together the following varied programme for 2009. We also organize monthly walks, ten pin bowling trips and visits to Northampton College for lunch & beauty session outings.
Meetings 3rd Wednesday at 7:30pm In the Village Hall
Annual Subscription £29.50
Visitors £1:50
Links:
http://www.womens-institute.co.uk
http://www.womens-institute.org.uk
Aynho WI
FEBRUARY 17TH OPEN MEETING
“From the Scilly Isles to the Shetlands”
An illustrated talk by Andrew Fairbairn
2010 PROGRAMME
JANUARY 20TH
“The History of Pantomime” A talk by Linda Maude
Tea Hostesses: Mrs G Phillips & Mrs J Darby
FEBRUARY 17TH OPEN MEETING
“From the Scilly Isles to the Shetlands” An illustrated talk by Andrew Fairbairn
Tea Hostesses: Mrs B Williams & Mrs K Arnold
MARCH 17TH
“From the Baltic to the Caspian” A talk by Jennie Boyle
"WI Christmas Party
Open to members and their guests. Tickets from Jenny Pusey.
"Fifteen Months in Burma"
A talk by Margaret Arnold
Aynho WI
"Annual Meeting & Ploughman's Supper"
Tea Hostesses: The Committee
