The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

juE smaAawy Rulasty cAMILECLT PPz â€"__ Keep us 0 Lord from pettiness; let us be large ./ . in thought, in word and deed. â€" £ Let us bg done with fault finding and leave 8O0th ANNUAL MEETING off self seeking. May we put away all pretence and meet each other face to face, without self pity OF 2 and without prejudice. Mayl we â€" never be hasty in judgement and > * always generous. + j Let us take time for all things; make us ONT. NORTH D'STRICT : grlt;w calm, sere:e,_ gsntle. . . Teac us to pu into acti ifamp top i spmises Cerstgut Hormara anJ unabraia. ~â€"â€" WOMEN‘S INSIITUTE _ crant that we may realize that it is the little things that create @ifferences; s a *4 that in the big things of life we are o re. . to be held in and, may we strive to touch and know the [ H a & { ~great human heart common to us alil, and Q Scott Township Ha , } Lord God 1et us not forget to be kind. * on : + i\ WwomEN‘s INSTITUTE AnTtHEm _ Wednesday, May 16th, 1990 | * (Tune â€" igdbslave.'l'he queen) \= â€"==_co in Zephyr { . C ess our Institu e s1elx y 00 "at o+ i. 4 cive us a mina astutete t at’9.00 aâ€"Mâ€" t Reverent and kind, Ain eras Ga e . ' 6 as we together meet ; May bearts in union beat <L ODE : May thine own concord sweet 45 x our spirits bina. : A goodly thing it is to meet, ; In friendship‘s circle bright, * For Home and Native Land Where nothing stains the pleasure SWeet,‘ 2. May all OUr members stand Nor dims the radiant light. \ Firm for the right. No unclean words our lips shall Pass, / An undivided throng No envy sour the mind, May we CrUSh out the wrong But each shall seek the common weal, . and helPp the goo@ along > The good of all mankind. § M with all our might. P $ THEME : May aiscord, hate and strife | & § 3+ Be panished from our life for evermore The International Year of Literacy May error flee away 4 Like wist before the day. The future belongs to those who prepare for And own Thy Kingdom‘s sway it. From Sshore to Shore. A quote from a speech by Miss Helen Hunter.