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UNITED NATI()NAL REAL ;TATE
JONSERED
The West Virginia Division of For-
estry will issue permits to cut fire-
wood on the Greenbrier State For-
est. The Firewood cutting area is lo-
cated along the county road on the
top of Kate's Mountain within the
sate forest boundaries. The trees
available for cutting as firewood are
any trees marked with orange paint
and any down or uprooted trees.
Signs will be posted to indicate the
cutting area.
Firewood cutting will be permitted
from 8:30 a.m. on Monday, February
26 to 4:30 p.m. on Friday, March 2.
The firewood is free, but a permit is
required before any wood is cut.
Permits may be obtained from the
Greenbrier State Forest office lo-
cated on Harts Run from 8:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. on February 26 to
March 2. Permits will be issued on a
first com~-first served basis. There
is a limit of 5 pickup truck loads or
equivalent per individual or house-
hold. The firewood, is for personal
use only and may not be sold.
When cutting the firewood, ex-
treme care should be d~ed when
felling trees to prevent personal in-
jury or damage to vehicles. Large or
dead trees should only be felled by
expert cutters. Any trees which fall
across the road must be immedi-
ately cleared to allow passage of
vehicles. There are many uprooted
trees blown over by Hurricane Hugo
which have lodged in other trees.
These trees should only be cut by
expert cutters as they can be very
dangerous and could result in se-
vere personal injury if improperly
cut. Firewood cutters with average
capabilities should restrict their cut-
ting to standing trees 10 inches or
tess in diameter and trees fully on
the ground. People with a low level
of firewood cutting experience
should restrict their cutting only to
trees fully on the ground.
Additional information concerning
the firewood cutting may be ob-
tained by contacting Walter
Jackson, Service Forester or
George Clarkson, Forest Ranger at
647-7426.
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Hoof Picks
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Grooming_ Brush ................................... 3.99ea
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GREENBRIER VALLEY
IFARM CENTER [,
920 Monroe Ave., Ronceverte, WV
647-49t 1 or 1-800-464-1717
{WV Toll Free Line)
Ed TucleMIler, Sales
Sales and Service
Trimmers
CHOCOLATE POUND CAKE
1/2 cup butter
1 cup Crisco
3 cups Sugar
1 cup milk
5 eggs
3 cups flour
5 tablespoons Cocoa
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon Salt
2 teaspoons vanilla
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Cream s rting & sugar. Add eggs, one at a time. Mix well
after each. Sift dry ingredients and add alternately with milk
& add vanilla. Pour into tube pan(greased & floured)
Bake 1 1/2 hrs at 325o
By J. Schumaker
Sweet Springs
Send your favorite recipe to
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122 N. Court St.
Lewisburg, WV 24901
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8A The Mountain Messenger, Tuesday, February
Now we can move on to antisep-
tic herbs. We all know antiseptics
are agents that kill germs. In herbal
language the intent and action is a
little more than the "hype" of a televi-'
sign commercial on cleanliness.
Antiseptic herbs act as agents for
destroying or inhibiting pathogenic
or putrefactive bacteria. In common
language this means we finally got
the bad guys.
The prefix patho always indicates
disease or suffering. Genesis, as in
the first book of the Bible, means
beginning. Genic is derived from
genesis in shortened form, meaning
the potential is there. Therefore,
pathogenic means capable of caus-
ing diseases. The bad guy is on the
scene; what will we do about him?
Putrefactive means bring about
putrifaction. In a way we all know
what this means -- something just
smells bad. Instinct tells us some-
thing must be wrong -- out of order.
All of the above is true. Our sense of
smell does tell us that something of
organic matter is decomposing,
breaking down to basic parts, bacte-
ria invade.
Bacteria are free-loaders. Some-
one is taking a free ride on OUR
back and just waiting for a weak-
ness to occur. What actually is hap-
pening, happens all of the time. We
can ignore the bacteria or we let
them get to us. Obviously when we
ignore their presence there is no
problem because we do not allow
them to be. They are just there en-
joying their free ride. Problems oc-
cur when we allow them to exist.
This happens when we don't take
proper care of ourselves. The weak-
est part of our bodies, our "Achilles
heel," is the most susceptible. Prime
time TV is on the scene and cam-
eras are ready. The very rested
freeloader parasites are totally pre-
pared to take advantage of this
weak situation. They invade. Our
Helen Woodward
body goes from
AGRAVATION and is
DESTRUCTION period.
good time for antiseptic
the scene.
Beechdrops, chives,
Robert, Lady's mantle,
periwinkle, Peruvian
sewa, poplar and wild
some of the many good
herbs.
BEECHDROPS, Epifag
canus or virginiana
chacese), is a parasitic
taches itself to the
beech tree. This is a
ample of "an eye for an
negative actually treats
negative condition. Any
plant can be used to
minor cuts and wounds,
skin irritations.
CHIVE, Allium
is a member of the
which helps to promote
stimulate the digestive
Chives should always be
to maintain the maximum
their iron content. Chop
add to salads or soup.
HERB ROBERT,
tianum (Geraniaceae)
NESBILL, Geranium
(Geraniaceae), (common
nium with clusters of
ers blooming from late June
early July, leaves are
lobed and usually spotted)
only two members of the
family used medicinally.
used for color and scent
have specific labeled,
noted, medical
green crushed leaf of the
will clean, cleanse and
cuts, inflammations, and
tea of this herb makes a
mouthwash and diluted
strength, a good eye-wash.
We do need to learn
care of ourselves.
No Bake Fruitcake
1 one pound box graham cracker
1 10-ounce jar maraschino cherries drained
1 14 ounce can sweetened condensed milk
2 cups chopped pecans or walnuts
1 3.5 ounce can flaked coconut
1 cup dates or raisins
Crush graham crackers into crumbs. Drain juice from
cherries, Combine all ingredients in an extra large
bowl. ( Tip. You may divide the ingredients equally
two large mixing bowls.) Mix with electric mixer until
Add enough cherry juice to make dough stick together.
well. Divide dough into four equal sections. On waxed
form each section into roll or loaf shape. (Dough may be!
one hour for easier handling.) Decorate top of loafs with I:
halfs.
By Christy
Fairlea
Send your favorite recipe to
Mountain Messenger ° 647-5724
122 N. Court St. Lewisburg, WV 24901
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Who Work Close to. the Earth
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Bring Your Soil In Now
For Early Its.
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By An
Bluegrass
4'
Saturday February 2,
147 head sold to
amounting to
STEERS;
Under 500# 78.00 - 1
500 - 750# 47.50"
Over 750# 72.00
HEIFERS;
Under 500# 66.00
500 - 750# 65.00
Over 750# 58.50 "~
BULL CALVES 81.00"
BABY CALVES
By Head 20.00-
VEAL CALVES none
8~AUGHTER CATrI~
STEERS none
HEIFERS none
COWS
most sold 47.50"
BULLS
Under 1000# none
Over 1000# 53.00
COW AND CALF PAI~
By Head 435.00"
COWS t2y hd. none
HOGS
SLAUGHTER 43.00
SOWS 35.50 -
BOARS 32.75
t:LEEE_ .aM#
BLUE 55.O0
RED None
OTHERS 56.50 -
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