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The root
with bite

What is corned beef or roast beef without horseradish? A
relatively bland meal.

“geniors from Terrace are joining
others from around the area for
a 28-day bus tour to the U.S.
which will take them to Los -
Angeles and then on to Tijuana
where they will board a ship for
a Mexican cruise. Happy
holidaying and safe journey to
them all. ;
And this Saturday, March 16,
the centre will be marking. St.
Patrick's Day with a delicious .
Irish stew meal prepared by
Hazel Defrane.
’ Birthday greetings go out to

(70) ‘and. ‘Steve Gregorah. (6,
both on March 17, :

kkk. .

At the Willows apartments, |.

_ Mildred H§ort is back from two}

months with her family in Ed--»

mionton and Eunice Nordstrom.
is visiting her brother in Ontario
—~ he’s not. well at the moment.

’ Happy birthday to Pearl Nor- :

mandy (March 16) and’

Charlotte Boulard (March. 18). yt

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‘ Congratulations to Jim Nord. a
strom, son of Neal arid Betty | -

‘a'love letter to the past.

. KEN MORTON
DAVE BATTISON °
GORDON. OATES’:
MARCH 14, 15,1 16 & 21, 22, 23

But for many centuries people thought of horseradish only Alleen Frank and Chris Nordstrom
as a‘medicine, The only Europeans using this biting-pungent Troelstra, | F eb. ee har the Renna ao 8.00 am,
root were the Danes and the Germans. They started to ap- kkk ke Regina training academy and is .|— ; McCall Playhouse, 4628 Kalum Street

preciate the culinary pleasures of horseradish during the.mid- Birthdays at Terraceview. “now stationed at St.

Pierre, "Tickets at Erwin Jewellers (Skeena Mal “3 views

dle ages. Since then, horseradish roots have been used at their Lodge this month are being Manitoba, 30 miles south of. So eee a Bonk of Manital
dinner tables in ever increasing quantities celebrated by Doris Williams Winnipeg, Good luck, Jim. : $8 Thursdays $10 Pridays/Saturdays . - vee

The French named horseradish mutarde des allemands, (70 on March 3), Peter Neves An deih hie departu i from 7 g oe Pe
meaning mustard of the Germans. It took a while until this (82. on March 14), Sadie Gagner the academy, another Terrace’ . slarring

resident has taken his place. |: “Jane Sparkes «Lillian de Balinhiard *
Betty: Raposo, daughter of | >; Sarah Brorup-Weston »Linda Zwaga wide
Manuel and Maria Raposo has .. John McGowan *Lorenzo Campanelli and

(94 on March 15), Edith Inglis
been accepted by the R:C.M.P., |, —<
and leaves for Regina on Friday: Kevin Oates as ‘Eugene’

One malure scenes- t

and Lyman Miller, both 79 on
March 16, and Henry Fortin
to begin her training. Con-.
In England, around the 1500's, it was known as raphanus gratulations and good luck, Bet- re Sign MBWerlon

Clearing
rusticanus or, in common language, Red Cole, Itseven grew ty.
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wild in many parts of the country. At that time, it was only confusion a ¥ Ve ‘ . j
CHICKEN TETRAZINI

being used for medicinal purposes. The London herbalist, .
John Gerard, said: '‘The Germans use this herb with a little Lacal Canadian Cancersocie- ~~.

- Sautéed chicken with fresh vegetables in
a creamy parmesan cheese sauce, ©

vinegar for fish and meats, as we use mustard.”* —. ty unit president Nel Liewwen
' tossed with fettucini noodies

plant caught on in other countries, especially i in the Americas.
Later it became a common staple in many kitchens around
Europe and other continents.

The origin of horseradish is very obscure. Historians and
herbalists trace it back to eastern Europe and western Asia. It
is assumed that it made its way from the Caspian sea through
Russia to Finland to the West.

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When, in the 1600's, horseradish became an acceptable wants to clear up any confusion
condiment in England, John Parkinson, a herbalist of that caused by donation requests by
era, said: “It is too strong for tender and gentle stomachs, another organization with a
and that is only fit for country people and labouring men.” similar name,
However, this attitude has changed during the Centuries. Lieuwen says. the confusion
Horseradish comes in second to mustards. Many mustard stems from a fundraising drive
producers add this pungent herb to their products in order to by the Cancer Research society

enhance the strength of their mustards. and has resulted in some people a
‘thinking the two groups were dj :

As I already mentioned, the early applications of
_ horseradish were only medicinal. lt was assumed, that, when the same.
taken internally, it would stimulate the appetite and help “The Canadian Cancer socie-
digestion. It was also thought it would improve the function ty is the only national, volun-
of the liver because of its vitamin C content. lary organization providing ma-
‘Horseradish, applied externally to the skin, can act like a jor support for cancer research

a joint pal Plaster i in the form of a poultice to fight arthritis and in B.C,” she explains, Half its ey STE AK C AT ALANE . St. Patricks Day Only.
in e :

It is better to plant horseradish to be used as an annual. If B.C., a further 20 per cent on i topped ‘with on array of ioch If you are wearing
you plant it is your garden, without confining it, you might services to cancer patients and vegetables and smothered in a tangy GREEN
end up with a jungle of roots unless you control their growth | their families and the society tomato sauce YOUR APPETIZER
tight from the beginning. also offers public education

In conclusion, try this tasty recipe: Take a quantity of fresh programs aimed at prevention — 1S FREE
horseradish. Scrub, peel, and grate it. Put the grated herb ina and early detection, she adds. RIBS & LAS A GN A When accompanied by a

papertowel for only half an hour to dry. Some of the strength
will vanish. Make a white sauce of butter, flour and milk, and
stir in your horseradish. It’s good on corned beef, roast beef
‘-atid-boiled fish or beef. coe ae
~ “Enjoy Life, enjoy horseradish! epee
’-¥our future lies before you
like drifts of soft white snow.
Be careful how you treat it,
for every step will show.

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special: Fresh Spinach
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Ribs in our chef's own barbeque sauce
a personal pore of lasagna

Try ofa. s homemade
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Mount: Layton. Buttertarts (the chef's favourite)
Ask your server about all our fine desserts

a you enjoyed your stay tell others If you didn’t, tell us!

supplying these prograns and
services are often the same peo-

: ple who appear on. doorsteps .
during ‘the, annual’ April door; men
ta-door canvas.

In order to be sure who they
are supporting, people should
look for the symbol of. the
Canadian Cancer. Society, the
daffodil, she adds.

Lieuwen says local volunteers y

vale

Calendar winners

Another week has brought and Valerie Crantz and Paul WHAT'S YOUR Reservations Recommended si
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- Now $50 richer are Kelly Ann
Pequin and Len Pigeau of Ter-
race, Jim Yeager of Kemano

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