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We'll show you how to defer taxes and make more money using the government' own rules. After all, the whole idea is to make you money. This business and the building on Main Street were purchased in 1902 by James Kingsboro from Harry Borland. George Kingsboro learned the hardware business while working with his father and took over. the operation when James Kingsboro died in 1939. The store was smaller at this time, with wooden warehouses at the back of the property. An ex- tension was added in 1947 with new shelving being installed. George recalls how the bulk of the business at that time was derived from~sales to local farmers. It was not unusuial to sell seven dozen pitchforks in the spring. Nowadays, possibly two forks a year is all the demand calls for. Horse collars and harnesses were another necessary commodity. The harness was supplied in numerous separate pieces, and it was George's job to assemble it. It was also possible during this time to pur- chase McCormack-De- ering farm machinery through the store. The reduction in farming has brought about a change in the clientele and the type of stock carried in the store. news District E. Lorraine Orr, Coldwater Lorraine Kindy, Victoria Harbour Charlotte Gerdes, Waubaushene 538-2977 686-7847 534-3338 Coldwater Library asked to write its history by E. Lorraine Orr An increase in mem- bership of 111 was realized during 1976 at the Coldwater Memorial Library. The circulation for the year was also increased by 1590 books. These figures were revealed at the annual meeting. A review of projects for the year showed the painting of the exterior, the installation of new indoor lighting, a successful Fall Fair booth and the interesting side windows displays. A list of officers indicated the present executive will remain in effect. They are as follows: Chairwoman - Pat Clark; Secretary- Treasurer- Linda Hass; Board members - Eleanor Sheppard, Lorne Letherby and Bruce Lye. A history of the Cold- water Library system has been requested by the Georgian Bay Regional Library service. They are compiling a collection of histories of libraries in the area. The Coldwater library is considered to be one of the oldest systems in the province of Ontario. library's past history are requested to contact Pat Clark, 686-7761. A donation of $100 has been received from Medonte Township to be used as the board sees fit. A Wintario grant ap- plication has been ap- proved in the amount of $2000 to be used for the purchase of Canadian books and films. The book committee is now reviewing catalogues of Canadian books. Mem- bers are invited to suggest books they would like to see in the library. Estimates are being obtained for the in- stallation of extra Shelving, a book drop and a rack to contain the newly received paper- back books. Residents are asked to remember the library has extended its hours to include Tuesday mor- nings from 10 to 12 noon. This is still on a trial basis until the end of February. If you find it a more convenient time, please use the facility and ex- press your feelings to the librarian, Mrs. Mona been assigned the responsibility of in- vestigating the cost of building an _ indoor swimming pool adjacent to the Coldwater Com- munity Centre. Anyone wishing to serve on a committee to find out if the project is feasible, please contact Al at 686- 7849. A follow-up on the details of the fire in the 100 year old General Store in Coulson, shows that a trust fund has been started to aid the Frank Orr family, owners of the store. The building was completely demolished. Donations are being received at Sterling Trust's Orillia branch. Cheques should be made out to "Frank Orr Family" or the 'Coulson Waubaushene General Store". Com- mittee members also receiving donations are Len MacArthur, R.R. 2, Oro Station, Cliff Wells, R.R. 4, Coldwater, and Don Booth, R.R. 4, Coldwater. Receipts will be issued for evex contribution received. ° The Eady United Church held the annual congregational meeting recently at the home of Allan Walker. Time of the anniversary service was set for June 12. The Reverend John Allsop will be in charge of this service. Summer activities will include an auction sale of articles donated by in- terested persons and quilts made by the United Church Women's group. Anglican Guild support foster child in India 5 Persons having any Beach. by Charlotte Gerdes cont'd p. 8 knowledge of our Councillor Al Brand has 538-2977 On Monday, January es od an Le See fae este se eats Let Edwards 4 make yours is SSO tree, oS E "RES Nie Aday made for Memories. your most important day picture perfect. Our Bridal Consultant Service will help you plan a successful day, from wedding gown to going away outfit. 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