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CONTENTS â€"rapION I â€" Branch History smggg@gectwn 1. Life Memt?ers and Women‘s Institute Membership Maps 4 0 2. Biographies of Past Officers 3. Yearly Appointments of President, secretary, Treasurer and ‘ Board Director 4, Activities, Programs etc. | 5. Tours | 6. Celebrations | 7. Projects | 8. 4H Projects 9. Achievements sECTION II â€" Community Residents = sub Section: 1. Indians and Pioneers <E§W | 2. Family Trees | 3. Personalities 4. Fiftieth and Sixtieth Wedding Anniversaries 5. War Records sECTION III â€" Community Services | _ sSub Section" 1. Education 2. Local Government 3. Recreation Services 4. Fairs 5. Church â€" Choirs â€" Groups 6. Clubs â€" Hockey, Lions, Optimists, Masonic, Od@dfellows etc. sECTION EV â€" Community Facilities _ Sub Section: 1. Churches - 2. Cemeteries 3. Schools 4. Library 5. Roads 6. Telephone . 7. Arena , 8. Utilities 9. Community Centre SECTION YÂ¥ â€" Farming Sub S@etion: 1. Maps and Boundaries . 2. Century Farms 3. Other Farms ho 4. Implements â€" old and new o 5. Fences o 6. Crops SECTION VI â€" Industry, Trade and Commerce Sub Section: L1.; Mills 2. Businesses C 3. Shopping Facilities 4. Newspaper O 5. Modern Commercial Development ; SECTION YVII â€" Life Styles Sub Seetion: 1. Homes | 2. Fashions | 3. Furnishings o 4. Food â€" health, fast, quick, dining out /f;% “ 5. Cooking â€" changes ‘ | 6. Crafts and Hobbies ‘ 7. Gardening SEggkI)OgeflfmI â€" Events Touching Thamesford and Community jeééti®on: 1. Weather Phenomena es 2. Visitors to the Community 3. Happenings Outside the Community