Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 7, 1973, p. 16

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The Acton Prw Anarch 7 Obituary C Roy Mcintosh was funeral director C Roy Mcintosh retired Interment was in Union funeral director died at his home Cemetery Slxocoe St on Sunday morning March Bom In Stewarttown Jan he was a son of the late James and Hannah Mcintosh He was educated in Acton public school and Georgetown high school He started his business career as a bookkeeper with Beardmore and Company In Acton In aa an Acton town councillor he was a member of a delegation from across the province to meet with the then premier of Ontario J Whitney to petition the government to establish a central hydro system The Ontario Hydro Commission was later established as a result of those meetings Funeral borne From to he was employed by Manufacturers manufacturers of carriages in While in he was active In church work sports and lodge activities He moved to In 1920 and from to he was superintendent of the Small Parts Enamel of General Motors In 1933 he purchased the Luke Burial Co which later became the McintoshAnderson Funeral Home He retired from business in May when he sold the business to the present owner Donald Spiers He was a charter member of Knox Presbyterian Church Oshawa trustee of that church and a former board member Walker put matter He was Past Master of Walker Masonic Lodge Acton charter member and 1st Worshipful Master of Temple Masonic Lodge He received his year Past Masters Jewel from Temple Lodge in 1971 He was a charter member of Park- wood Lodge AM member Toronto Lodge of Perfection and Rose Croix Toronto and Moore Consistory Hamilton He received his 33rd degree Scottish Rite Honorary in October He was a member Pentalpha Chapter Arcntnasons of and of Corinthian Lodge 100F and the Obituary Mae Lindsay lived on family homestead Mary Alice Mae Lindsay died In Toronto Western Hospital on February Eldest daughter of the late and Jane Alice Lindsay she was born at Evergreen Holme highway No 7 Just east of Acton where she- resided for her lifetime until she moved to Toronto after living with her brother for many years on the homestead She Is survived by G of and Jean C Anna A and James Lindsay Toronto Had been Mae had been a patient at MapleView Lodge Acton and Guelph General Hospital During the last year while making her home with her sisters in Toronto she was In a nursing home and was also a patient several times In the Toronto Western Hospital where she passed away She attended Bannockburn and Acton Schools and later took a course at Hall Ontario Agricultural College She has also been a member of the Bannockburn Institute She was a member of the Acton Trinity United Church In her earlier years she was a regular member of the Young People a organization and Sunday School Funeral service A Walter of Churchill Community Church a former pastor of Acton United Church and a friend of the family officiated at the funeral service at Funeral Home on February 22 Interment was in Cemetery Acton The ladies of Trinity United Church very kindly served lunch to the friends after the funeral Pallbearers were Clarence Coles John Harvey Young Stanley Morrison and Clarence Denny Citizen of Year Mrs Peggy Treahv has been named Georgetown Citixen of the Year by the Lions club there She works at the adult workshop for the retarded at Hornby and was Instrumental In the building of the Sunshine School for the retarded creation of the workshop and forming of the auxiliary in Georgetown He la a former member of the Rotary Club the Lawn Bowling Club Curling Club and the Golf Club He is survived by his daughter- inlaw Mrs Grant Mcintosh Ruth his grandson Roger both of and a cousin Mrs George Betty of Toronto He was predeceased by his son Grant in 1966 his wife the former Rachel Morton whom he married In Acton Ontario in 1909 who died in and by his brother Frank Mcintosh of Acton The funeral was held from the McintoshAnderson Funeral Home on Tuesday March Ebenezer Womens service Day of Prayer By Mrs Ron McLean Mar 17 Irish stew and program Everyone welcome Women of the community gathered at Presbyterian Church to join with people all over the world in the world day of prayer Rev Doug gave an inspiring ad dress and Mrs Bernard Warren sang a solo Birthday greetings to Murray Church downstairs Since the sanctuary is being pointed church service was held downstairs MIKE In the market for a new or wed car Invites all his friends In Acton and area to drop In and him Jack LT MS Milton WAIN OH SALTED PREMIUM CRACKERS SOUP MIX UPTON CHICKEN NOODLE CHOICE IGA TOMATOES 23 IGA GREEN or WAX BEANS MO FOOLING Weve got 9 ton of chocolates lust fresh in Shop early on this item we only have lbs to begin with Mr IGA gives you SERVICE with a personal touch TURKEYS UNDER 10LBS SIDE BACON SCHNEIDER DINNER HAMS R0WNTREES 1LB BA6 CHOCOLATES LB BAG POTATO CHIPS Reg SPECIAL HALF CRTOVaC pint cereal cream with the purchase of a 3quart bag or jug milk at regular price JGA SPECIAL IGA SPECIAL Fab Detergent tmm a 125 Dole BANANAS LB OF A No AA CELERY STALKS SWEET JUICY ISIIE JAFFA ORANGES TREAT SPECIAL MEM STUDIED Baby Foods 2 FRESH PICKED 11MII IGAs EXCITING NEW GAME 100 WINNERS SPECIAL 49 PORTABLE COLOR TV BY Date SPECIAL Wiener Buns BARKER BANCROFT J KOP JIM G PROTHEROE BRADFORD HAVE LOCK LINDBERGH TORONTO PAT YEATES BAY RIDGES MRS ANDERSON SUSAN PEARSON AJAX CLIFFORD DAVISON SUSAN KENNEDY DONNA RAMSAY NEWMARKET RONALD SJ NEWMARKET JACK DAWSON CLARKSON AtD VARUM KENNETH STURGEON NEWMARKET VANDEN8ROEK AURORA GERALD ALLENBY R0MAR90 TOILET TISSUE CAI G ALE bottles FOOD service still lives at IGA PLUS DEPOSIT

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