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by Fae Mooney |

On limes and Ilme trees |

-Popeye the Sailor has his
spinach, but the English sailors
of old had their limes. From

the routine use of limes on long

sea voyages, English sailors re-
- ceived their nickname of
‘Limey’.

But why limes? Why did
those English sailors of
Nelson’ s day eat limes?

‘ Scurvy. Sailors died from it.
But somehow limes prevented
it. |
We now understand that it’s

the vitamin C content of limes
that prevents the once dreaded
disease. Long before the word

‘vitamin’ was coined, indeed,

before the antiscorbutic vitamin

was ever isolated in lime, the
fruit’s ability to prevent scurvy
was well known and accepted,
- although not fully understood.
Today we know that limes
are valuable not only for their

vitamin C content, but also for

the minerals they supply. Ac-
cording to some nutrition
sources, the addition of limes
to a balanced diet can be bene-
ficial in cases of arthritis and
- some liver ailments, as well as,
_ of course, preventing that-an-
_ cient scourge of the high seas.

As with the lemon, the juice.

of limes has antiseptic qualities
and will destroy harmful
bacteria found in cuts and
other sites of infection. For
skin problems, lime juice can
.be applied directly to the skin
and. allowed to dry. This
should be followed with a
thorough: rinsing With clear
water and an application of a
light moisturizer. As a hair
tinse in. the eontrol of. dan-.
druff, or for relieving the itch
associated with insect bites. and
. irritation caused by poison ivy,
lime juice cari be used success-

~ fully in place of lemon juice.

Equal parts of lime juice and
honey will ease a sore throat or
cough.

“The inside rind can be used
as a dentifrice to whiten teeth.

More popular uses of the
lime are in beverages or in
cooking. A slice of refreshing
lime adds not only tang to cool
summer beverages, but also
flavor to mild herb teas such a! as
linden.

Linden (also known as lime-
flower) tea is a soothing, mildly
lime-flavored herb tea. The
sweet-scented flowers of
creamy yellow and the roman-
tic heart-shaped leaves of the
linden — or lime — tree, used
as a tea, are good for easing a

_ headache, sore throat, cold,

coughs, and indigestion. But
for pleasure, a hot cup of
linden tea can be enjoyed with
a squeeze of lime and a drizzle
of honey. ;

To top summer salads, here
is a healthful recipe for a tangy
and fresh —

‘Limey’ French Dressing

4 c. freshly squeezed
lime juice

Y% c, pure olive oil

2 tbsp. unpasteurized
liquid honey...

pinch of sea salt (to taste)

f.g. cayenne

- Shake well before using.
Cover and store in refrigerator.

| City adopts

new rules

Terrace city council adopted a
number of Planning and Public

“Works Committee recommen-

dations at a recent public
_meeting that will affect how long
local drivers park at one loca-
tion, where they drive in another

_and just where Parkside Elemen-

tary children will cross the
street.

The first involves parking to.

the north and west of the Skeena
Broadcasters building at Lazellle
Ave, and. Emerson St. The 15-

minute parking zone on the east
side of Emerson between Lazelle .

and the alley has been changed

to one hour, and the section of ~

Lazelle in front of the Skeena

. Broadcasters ‘building -has been:

posted as a 15-minute parking
‘zone.

Other. committee recommen: .

dations adopted by council in-
clude the permanent closure of
Hughes St. between Straume
‘and Hamer as a dust control

measure and the paving ‘of a

short section of Birch Ave. east
of Pendrini-St. Also following

the direction of the committee,

the city will begin developing a
‘comprehensive satellite dish sit-
ing plan for residential use, con-
tinue their examination of traf-
fic flows at the North Sparks/
Halliwell . intersection, discuss
the installation of a sidewalk

_ with two homeowners on the
east side of Eby St. between
-MeConnell and Parkside
a School, and continue their. in- —
-.yestigation into ways of provid-

. ing a sewer line to North Sparks

-residents living north of Halli- |

well.

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Sacred Heart Catholic Chureh

Mass Times: ..

Saturday: 7:30 p. ma.

Sundays: 9:00 a.
14:30 a.

4830 Straume Avenue.

Pastor... |.
oo Fe. Allan Fr ‘Noonan
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| St. ‘Matthew’ s ; Anglican Episcopal Church
‘Sunday Services: °.

10:00 a.m.

Sunday School classes are held during the 9 a.m.- -sarvice. Chitd
cate |§ available during the § a.m. service.

4506 Lakelse

Priest in Charge:
‘Ven. J.A, MacKenzie -

635-9019

Avenue

Starting

3229 Sparks

Christ Lutheran Church -
Sunday School — 9:45 a.m.
Sunday, May 7 — Worship Service at [1:00 d:m.
_ Pastor: Donald P. Bolstad

Street | 635-5520

‘Terrace Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Sabbath School:
Saturday 9:30 a.m.
Divine Service:
Saturday 11:00-a.m. |

3306 Griffiths...

Pastor:

Ole Unruh —- 695-7913

Prayer Meeting:
a, Wednesday 7:00 p.m.

695-9232 -

(for all ages}.
9:45 am.

Sunday Services: .
8:30 a.m. / 11 "00 o.m,.6:90 p.m
3302 Sparks § Street oo

Evangelical Free Church
Sunday School: oe

Pastors:
“Jim Westman
Gordan Froese -

Prayer Meeting:
Wed. 7:00 p.m.
mr 035-5115

Sunday Worship:

40:30 a.m: .

Sunday School:

10:30 a.m.

4907 Lazelle Ave.

Knox United Church

Evaning Worship: Minister: -
| July 9 & 23 Stan Bailey
August 13827. _— . Youth Group:
Co 8:30 p.m.

895-6014

| Terrace Pentecostal Assembly
‘Early Service:.

8:30 a.m.

Associate Pastor:

Sunday School:
10:00 a.m.

Morning Service: 1: 15 am.
3511 Eby Street © .

Pastor:
John Caplin
Cllif. Slebert

. Prayer Time: a

6:00 p.m sot
Everio Service: 6: 30 p. m.. Ca

635-2434]

Family Bible School:

9:45 a.m.

Worship Service: 11: :00 a.m.

Youth Ministries * Home Bible Studies: he “visitation
(4923 Agar Avenue. -

The Alliance Church

Pastor: Rick Wiebe

Asa‘t Pastor: Douglas Ginn
Fellowship Service é: 330 P. m,
_All are cordially Invited -

635-7727 |

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On the ni nan . of our Son and Brother
Exnzat. Predburg gu who passed away
uly 28, 1989. “We wish to thank our
friends and neighbours for thet kind con-
dolences and flowers. ote will always b re

Hu lovtig Mother, Dather, Sister |

and Brothas

Sunday Services:

9:30 a.m. Chri

11:00 a.m. Holiness Meeting
For further information call

4643 Walsh Avenue.

‘The Salvation Army
stian Education (afl ages) a
t: 100 p. me Salvation Meeting .

635.0480 |

Ch

“unday Services:
_ tam. &5 p.m. .

3602 Sparks

rétian 2 ‘Reformed Church

Pastor:

Peter Sluys ~ — 635-2621 ;
Coffee Break, Ladies’ Bible Study
Wednesdays 9:30 a.m. & 7:45.p.m.

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