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i L* N k W. I. CENTENNIAL SsoNG 1. It‘s a hundred years since Adelaide Hoodless was convinced That milk should be pasteurized. Then Janet and Erland Lee Found it easy to see That women should organize. 2. For Mrs. Hoodless knew s That informed women grew, P : So,. they did mobeélize. f Hundred and one women came | T And things were ne‘re the same, For they formed the W.I.‘s. 3. So this idea spread, Round the world it shed Its light. Things modernized. 4 So women‘s homes improved , § And tCountries .laws were moved Their knowledge exercised. 4. _ To encourage, help and share, Build a better world with care Is the work of the W.I.‘s . Now a hundred years young, > Still there‘s work to be done. Women‘s lives to be vitalized. 5. Now it‘s time to celebrate; ‘ Achievements commemorate wWith honour and with pride. This Centennial salute Of the Women‘s Institute. 1897 â€" 1997 = Women of the world, Arise! f - (C) Words and music by Marie F,. Harris, . CC 3# anniversary _< October 1994 , Permission granted tmscomme W.I. to edit words or music and to duplicate as is necessary . M.F.H. (Words and music by Marie F. Harris, Coningsby Branch, Wellington Centre, Guelph Area) o rrrmmmmmemmmn