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Obituary Death occurred on Oct. 22, 1980 of Mrs. Claircy Gignac, following a_ lengthy illness. Mrs. Gignac, whose maiden name was Marion, passed away at Georgian Manor in her 83rd vear. She was born in Lafontaine and lived her entire life in the Penetanguishene area. Her parents, George Marion and Philomene Lesperance, and her husband Armand Gignac all predeceased her Mrs. Gignac was a member of the Ladies of St. Ann's and funeral services were there conducted on Oct. 25. Services were of- ficiated over by Father V. Laurin, with burial later at St. Ann's Cemetery, Mrs. Gignac is_ sur- vived by five sons; Andrew, of Willowdale, Martin, of Hamilton, George, of Midland, Oroinveli a. of Gravenhurst, and Marcellin, of Penetanguishene. She is also survived by daughters Rita, GIVE Te Siz Ralph Ladouceur) of Scar- borough; Jeanne, (Mrs. Geral Dorion) of Midland; Edna (Mrs. Jack Calhoun) of Midland; Florence (Mrs. Doriste Desroches) of Lafon- taine: Evelyn (Mrs. Leo Lesperance) of Perkinsfield and Julia CoM Ss Ernest Ladouceur) of Penetanguishene. In addition the late Mrs. Gignac is survived by three sisters; Leona (Mrs. Edmond Quesnelle) of Midland; Emelda (Mrs. Hor- midas Laurin) of Lafontaine and Rochele (Mrs. Eudege Robitaille) of Port Colborne. One brother also survives; Jean-Baptiste Marion of Lafontaine. Obituary Louise Marie formerly Mrs. McNamara, Marie Louise Lalumiere, (Light), passed away Oct. 18, 1980 at Providence Villa. Scarborough, Ontario. Mrs. McNamara, whose last residence was 68 Harris Park Drive. Apt. 110, Scar- borough, Ont., died in her 90th year, following a brief illness. She was born in Tiny Township, to Pierre Lalumiere and Leona Leblanc, both deceased. Raised and living most of her life in Penetanguishene, she spent the last 40 years in Toronto. Mrs. McNamara was married in 1911, in Penetanguishene, to James McNamara, who also predeceased her. In addition to being predeceased by her parents and husband, Mrs. McNamara was predeceased by two sons. Howard and Francis; by two brothers, Theophile and" Aime Light, and by three sisters, Albina Dennis, Josephine McLaughlin and Exilda Beauchamp. She leaves one son, Gerald McNamara, of Midland and a sister, Celina Gendron of Cookstown. Other surviving family members in- clude four daughters; Veronica Quigley and Obituary Mrs. Gignac leaves 40 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. As well as_ being predeceased by her husband and parents, Marguerite McNamara, (both of Toronto); Laurine McLeish, of Sebright and Alice Muldoon of Noyac, Long Island. Mrs. Gignac was also predeceased by a daughter, Theresa Gignac, four sisters; Angeline Maurice, Albertine Mrs. McNamara is also survived by six grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St. Ann's The death occurred on _ Oct. 17, 1980 of Michelle Rebecca Robitaille, of 48 Poyntz St., Penetanguishene. Miss Robitaille was Dionne cil ion Penetanguishene to Lionel and Lorraine Robitaille, and she lived all her life in the town. She was single, and in her 19th year at the time of her death. Miss Robitaille is survived by her parents, Lorraine and Lionel Robitaille, of Beef outlook Slaughter' cattle prices in North America are expected to remain strong during the next year according to Agriculture Canada economists. The economists an- ticipate that a steady improvement in beef demand by the con- sumer will largely offset an increase in beef supplies through 1981. The strengthening demand for beef is largelv the result of sharply higher pork prices in recent months. Pork supplies are ex- pected to continue to decline in coming -months which will keep LAU A Oe UE: McNicoll. (eee Nelson Baumgardner Harry Baumgardner NOTICE OF POLL Notice is hereby given to the municipal electors of the VILLAGE OF PORT MCNICOLL That whereas more candidates\have been nominated to each of the following offices than the number required to fill such offices, therefore polls will be held upon the dates and at the times and places stated in this notice for the purpose of electing the holders of such offices. OFFICE(S) FOR WHICH POLL TO BE HELD: Reeve: Patrick V. Armstrong Reeve: John B. Moreau Reeve: Regis Quesnelle Deputy-Reeve: Ted Walker Deputy-Reeve: Tom Savage Councillors: Chris Merritt Councillors: E. Ross Cameron Councillors: David G. Stone Councillors: George Hill Councillors: Leo J. Copeland ADVANCE POLLS: DATE(S(: Saturday, November Ist, 1980 LOCATION: Municipal Office, corner of 4th Ave., and 3rd Street, Port TIME: Advance polls will be open from 9 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. REGULAR POLLS: DATE: Monday, November 10th, 1980 LOCATION: Canadian Legion Building (Downstairs), corner of 3rd Ave., and 2nd Street, Port McNicoll. TIME: Regular polls will be open from 11 o'clock a.m. until 8 o'clock p.m. PROXY APPLICATIONS . A person who has been appointed a voting proxy may apply to the clerk not later than 5 o'clock in the afternoon of Polling Day to receive a certificate to vote by proxy for the polling subdivision in which the person appointing the voting proxy is entitled to vote. Given under my hand this 23rd day of October, 1980. Elected by Acclamation Alexander J. Hancox, Returning Officer. | Page 12, Friday, October 31, 1980 pork prices high and encourage consumers to buy more beef. Earlier forecasts that beef supplies would continue to decline have not been realized. More heifers and cows have been placed on the market than previously anticipated. This is due to higher feed grain prices which have discouraged herd ex- pansion. Prices If feed grain prices remain strong, as is forecast by Agriculture Canada grain economists, this will further weaken feeder Penetanguishene and by one, sister, Suzanne Lawson, of Midland. She is also survived by five brothers; Donal, Kenneth, Anthony, Gregory and Charles Robitaille, all of Penetanguishene. Legault, Marianne Robitaille, Victoire Gravelle, and by two brothers, Hyacinthe Marion and Michele Marion. Pallbearers at the Memorial Church, on Oct. 21, 1980, with burial in St. Ann's Cemetery. Services were con- ducted by Father Cyril Robitaille. Funeral services were held Oct. 21, at St. Ann's Memorial Church in Penetanguishene, and were conducted. by Father Cyril Robitaille. Burial followed at St. Ann's Cemetery, : Virs. Claircy Gignac funeral included: Bullie Calhoun, Richard Desroches, Donald Dorion, Jimmy Dorion, Allen Lesperance and Nelson Lesperance. irs. Louise Marie McNamara Pallbearers included: Peter Light, Ted Light, Tom McNamara, William McLeish, Bob Murdock and Bernard Smith. Michelle Rebecca Robitaille Penetanguishene. Pallbearers at the funeral included: Jamie Robitaille, Claude Robitaille, Mark Robitaille, Gilbert Duquette, Paul Belanger and Patrick Belanger. appears stronger cattle prices and en- courage even further slaughter and higher beef supplies. Slaughter levels are now expected to be about the same as, or slightly higher than, a year ago. ) Later in 1981, slaughter levels could increase even further as the five per cent in- crease in the 1980 calf crop reaches the market. However, beef demand should hold strong and maintain slaughter cattle prices. Al and 2 steers are expected to average $86 to $88 per hun- dredweight in Toronto during the last quarter of 1980 and $81 to $85 in western markets. During the first quarter of 1981, prices could average about $90 per hundredweight in Toronto. Singers have | new direction Huronia Harmonizers program director Norm Capes orchestrated a special program of barbershop _ singing Tuesday night which will be the basis of a membership drive, says spokesman Harry Brown. Capes and the group's executive, Brown said, You NOW came up with a new program that offers new music and a 'more painless way" to learn it. The group is preparing for its guest night in late November. The Ontario district champion quartet, the Four Karat Gold, are expected. Have a Choice ELECT JACK GEROW MAYOR for MIDLAND eStrategic planning for the future! eWork together with Industry & Community! eHave empathy for Individuals & Business! eGet excited and set realistic goals! eLet's all work together aren eee