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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-10-31, Page 6•• • • 0 . Mats frozen foods McCains Fancy PEAS McCains PEAS AND ,SAdRROTS 2 lb, bog 75( BREADe DOUGH pkg. of 5 $1.73 FISH AND CHIPS 32 oz. box $2 19 ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUP R104 21b, bag 88t 01 12 V W 00 0 4 V O I V 3d D S F I T • I rk -}7 1 .- T `F T •1 •7 :1 -1 -7 M EM G • • t 1 0 1/ 13 d r i H - a, us iot &H :SU P ER I OR FO OD MA RK E T &H SU P ER I O R F O O D MA R K E &H SU P ER IO R FO OD MA RK E CriscoOL 7 oz. 9.49 Marisa Soft 100% Veg. Oil MARGARINE 69 Seaforth First Grade BUTTER 5 1.48 FFacAellett TISSUE 100's 77t fresh produce 1 litre bottle 1.99 Produce of U.S.A. Ontario Fancy HEAD LETTUCE 24's ea , 424 MAC APPLES 3 lb. bag 98( Produce li filIEROR GRAPES lb. 734 TURNIPS ea , 394 gelitHROOM TISSUE, $ 1 1 8 TOMATO SOUP 4/1 SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI 2 lb ba98 9 Times-Advocate, October 31, 1979 'tkrtlft; V,IA, .$0~ ok* • • Odd in ends Just call me By ELAINE TOWNSHEND Call me anything; just don't call me late for lunch. That's a common phrase used when someone asks how they should refer to you or when someone addresses you by the wrong name. It's a way to let people know you forgive 'them for forgetting your name; you've forgotten a few names yourself. I've mentioned this before, but I'll mention it again. I have problems with my name; in fact, I have problems with both my names, Take my first name, for example. It's pronounced with the long sound "E" followed by "lane", as in a narrow street or road. A silent "i" is thrown in the middle of the lane just to add confusion. Some Elaynes use a silent "y", which probably achieves the same purpose. Elaine isn't an uncommon name, is it? I've run across a few of them in my lifetime. For some strange reason, I'm called a variety of names by a variety of people. The most popular is Eileen, but I'm also referred to as Aileen, Ellen, Helen, Lucy, Shrimp and Squirt. . . (The last two I don't even dignify by raising my head.' Behind my back, I'm probably called names I'd rather not hear. Many people call me Eileen; I don't mind; I like the name, but I got into an embarrassing situation because of it. I was called Eileen so often, that I fell into the habit of answering to Eileen almost as quickly as I answered to Elaine, One night the phone rang; a man asked for Eileen; without thinking, I said, "This is she." Too late I realized he really did want Eileen. It was extremely difficult to explain that not only was I not the Eileen he wanted but I wasn't Eileen at all. Why did I say I was, when I wasn't? never do that again! Now let's look at my last name - Townshend. I un- derstand why people omit the silent "h"; I insist they put it in, but I understand why they forget it. Sometimes people forget other letters, such as the w,s or an n. I've received mail addressed to Elaine Towshed, Eileen Tonsend, Aileen Towsent and Elaine Townshead. The labels Miss and Ms add to the variety. Once I received a letter addressed to Mrs. Elaine Townshend. That really shook me! The people at the Post Office are extremely tolerant. They've become familiar with most of the variations; if it looks close enough to my name, they throw it in my box. Only once have I been asked, "Do you suppose this is for you?" "Your guess is as good as mine," was my reply. My middle name, by the way, is Marie, which seldom causes any problems. If you say my initials quickly, though, EMT sounds like empty. Some people are named after their parents favourite movie stars, sports' heroes, political figures or beloved relatives or close friends. When I asked my parents what prompted them to call me Elaine Marie, they were stumped, "Oh, I guess we thought it sounded nice together." Little did they know people would find many variations for the simple name. Oh well, variety is the spice of life, It's confusing at times, but I don't mind. MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL VEAL Catherine Anne McCann and Michael Ross Veal were united in marriage by Father Al Sasso at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church September 29. Catherine is the daughter of Arnold and Theresa McCann, R.R. 3 Dashwood and Michael is the son of Ross and Pat Veal of Hensall. Julie Webb was maid of honour while Barbara Lewis, Melissa Veal, Mary McCann and Rita McCann were bridesmaids, Kimberly Lewis was flower girl. Best man was Sandy Ingram and Barry Miller, Pat Joynt, Bill Davidson, Randy Regier and Ed McCann ushered. Follow- ing a honeymoon to points east the couple is now residing at R,R. 1, Kirkton. MR. AND MRS. GARRY WEIN Linda Darlene Earhart and Marven Garry Wein exchanged marriage vows on October 12 at 7:00 in Crediton United Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scanlon of Clandeboye and the groom is the son of Mr. Marven Wein of Crediton. The best man was Bob Haist. The matron of Honour was Beth Waddelove and bridesmaids were Cheryl Wein, Betty Earhart and Wendy Earhart. The guests were ushered in by Ricky Wein, Steven Kirk, and Peter Earhart. Flower girl was Shellie McLeod and Ring Bearer was Jimmy Kirk. The couple now reside in Huron Park. fashionable, practical, durable and energy wise MR. AND MRS. DONALD HOLT Elaine Errey and Donald Holt were united in marriage Oc- tober 20, 1979 at Grace Bible Chapel, Parkhill, The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Errey of Parkhill and the groom is the son of Erwin Holt, Grand Bend. Following a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls the young couple are residing in Parkhill Ont. allIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I111111111111111111111111111111111MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIUMME-: 7,9 Now you can purchase South Huron's tasty bakery products 6 days a week, Monday through Saturday. Wholesome unsliced bread. Good variety of cookies, bran muffins, tea biscuits, almond bars, cakes to order, pies (Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays), doughnuts (try our whole wheat variety on Wednesdays) MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN R. BAYNHAM Debbie Dickey and Steve Baynham were united in marriage at their home September 15. Attending the bride were Debbie Armitage, Arva, Kathey Vereyken, Lucan and Janet Middleton and Bonnie Baynham of Exeter. Randy Finkbeiner, Crediton was the best man and the guests were greeted by Ron Ferguson, Bill Daters and Brad .Baynham, all of Exeter. Ring bearer was Bobby Ironside and flower girl was Lisa Reynolds, both of London. Frank and Anne Heenan provided the music and Rev. Charles Scott officiated. After a wedding trip to Pennsylvania, the couple has taken up residence in Ex- eter. Photo. by Baynham SOUTH HURON BAKERY Just behind Arc Industries, Dashwood. Monday - Friday 9:30 - 4:30 Saturday 10:00 - 4:00 11%111 01111SIN ;1,4;4! 1 01411% I le 1:6 • • 66 1a • •• Seib • %I 7.1.11 11111 ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUP RIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPEMOR FOOD MARKET WITH THESE FALL OODVALIVES 73( ASH SUPERIOR FOOD M RKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET Fresh Grade Al CHICKEN LEGS b OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. PHONE 235-0212 Maxwell House COFFEE AP Grind $ • 4 1 lb. bag HT Regular 40-60- BULBS 100 watt Pkg oft A&HSUPIERII 0 so ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET .1.1.i.ci,V.trallIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.1111111' 2 per pkg. Vac 1's, lb. Schneiders STEAK PIES Canada Packers Devon BACON Store Sliced COOKED HAM GROUNDrIBEE Schneiders Sweet & Sour PICKLES Schneiders Mini Sizzlers SAUSAGE lb, Vac 1's lb. Schneiders Regular, Kiss of Orange BACON or' Maple Flavour Vac I's lb 88' 98' 1 .88 1 .79 .28 .68 1 .09 $1.29 $1.48 1 .68 Facelle RoyaleT TOWELS 2 Roll Pack 99 Duncan Hines eluxe II CAKE MIXES OP A SOUP 'your choice 4 5 6 s Nabisco SHREDDIES 5L9-884 ASH SUPERIOit FOOD MARKET lb. lb. "New Product" lb. 5-6 lb. avg, lb. ilihA RE RIBS Schneiders Dutch treat or Red Hot WIENERS ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET 79t ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET i rAD 24 oz. Enriched 3/9 Su A9 ioue4AR DO NUTS 79‘ Weston Brown and Serve ROLLS 12's 59( Home Pride SPICE BAR 19 oz. $ 1 . 3 bakery buys ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET ASH SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET