The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 18

POULTRY NEWS i.CO CIVIC AND ARTISTIC $18,844 Value On Nelson Eddy W-UK HENS Rilhv aicks UFE mmYED MAGA2WE Kinspel Estate Appears Today DECLARED THE BEST Poultrvmen should realize that those pullets which start laying early and show a fairly high rate of egg production during the first three months of the laving year are apt to prove the best layers and to be most profitable, according to Ross Crane, assistant farm advisor representing the University of California Agricultural Extension service in Orange county. Crane states that such early maturity in pullets is probably largely inherited. Because of practical poultrymen who wish to save pullets for a breeding flock I should separate these early ma-; turing birds from the rest of the flock and use them for breeding during the following year. Bv Themselves Later maturing birds that have good physical development should be placed in pens by themselves. They can then be forced along by use of more stimulating feeds and perhaps by use of electric lights.

The rest of the flock will then be made up of culls and late maturing birds which should be sold immediately. Experience has shown that they will never become profitable commercial birds. Science Proud Of Gizzardless Hen BY ELEANOR YOUNG ELLIOTT Always of interest in this community where its editor and publisher, Ada King Wallis, was a former newspaperwoman the a Los Angeles-published has met with more than customary attention for its current issue just off the press. For this issue is given over entirely to Orange county women and their achievements and interests, with pictures and articles of widely varied import. In her foreword, she writes: The late Lawrence K.

Kinspel, Laguna Beach automobile dealer, who died last August 18, left an The long-heralded debut of Ilona Massey as newest and most alluring singer star becomes estate valued at $18,844.48, ac-a reality tonight with the open- cording to an inventory and ap-iing of in which the Baby chicks are going out all over Orange county to the hundreds of poultry ranches that supply this area with fine eggs and poultry. This year the flock owners are paying more attention to the supply of chicks and are looking into the flocks that supply the chicks to their own flock. It pays to know your chicks' parents and the many ranch owners are wanting good breeding behind the chicks. The chicks that will spell profits for their owners are from good stock with known egg records. None but the best at the lowest price is a good motto to follow.

The above chicks are close to the electric hoover which supplies the warmth the first few days when a life is so important to the rancher. Have you heard the story of the hen whose gizzard was removed for the sake of science? She attracted thousands at the Poultry Congress in Cleveland. A skillful surgeon put "Lady Lime to sleep and took out her gizzard without her knowing it. She was then fed a balanced mash ration containing "Lime Maniodized Calcite (Calcite Flour, Potassium Iodide, and Manganese Sulphate). The experiment proved that if birds are fed a balanced ground ration, with all the minerals they require, they will be perfectly healthy and produce a gizzard.

It shows, furthermore, that the average hen with a gizzard eats gravel and grit as much (if not more) for the mineral elements as for the grinding. In ordinary practice, at present, the usual method is to feed a limestone or calcite grit which is relatively easily dissolved by the acids of digestion; or to use oyster shell and a high-mineral grit in addition to the minerals in the mash. The Egg Bowl A new safety parachute for airplanes recently developed contains 2000 square feet of silk. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS Chicks are hatched from eggs of our flock of old hens with egg records of 280 eggs pullet year. Chas.

Heemstra Rt. 1 Box 159 Santa Ana Phone 5195-M Eggs furnish protein in a very efficient form. This protein is readily utilized in the body for growth or repair. The egg yolk contains the important vitamins and and is an outstanding source of vitamin D. The very important minerals, iron, calcium and phosphorus are found in the egg yolk in such form as to be readily assimilated.

The egg yolk being one-third fat is capable of digestion in the stomach. The Sandwich Loaf Turkey Filling 1 cup ground meat cup ground almonds 2 to 4 tbsp. chopped celery Salt and lemon juice Salad dressing to moisten French, or mayonnaise) Mix meat, celery and almonds. Season with salt and lemon juice and add enough dressing to give a spreading consistency. Egg Filling 4 hard cooked eggs cup chopped cooked bacon, or cup stuffed olives Few drops Worcestershire sauce Cream or salad dressing Chop eggs, add bacon and Worcestershire.

Add enough cream or dressing to give a spreading conj sistency. Cheese Filling 2 packages or 1 4-ounce glass pimento cheese. Enough salad dressing to make a paste. Frosting Vi to Vi pound Triple Cream Cheese. Water or milk to majce a paste.

Beat cheese and liquid until evenly mixed and good consistency for spreading. Cut a -pound loaf of whole wheat or white bread into 4 lengthwise slices after removing CHILDERS HATCHERY Are Supplying CHIX From Their Own BREEDING FARM BrPeders of Pedigreed S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS S. C.

R. I. REDS BAR. PLY. ROCKS Trapnested 9 Progeny Tested and Family Bred Also Producers of Crosses for Meat Purposes.

Breeding Stock Growing Stock Hatching Eggs of a quality that merits your consideration Free Catalog on Request 618 North Baker St. SANTA ANA Originators of Sunshine Brooders Home of Dependable BABY CHICKS AND TURKEY POULTS (Lewis Double-Breasted) Phone Anaheim 2690 N. Euclid Ave. BWD RECORD HITE LEGHORN BABY CHICKS 250 EGG RECORD KIMBER MALES All Eggs from Our Own Flock isolated in Silverado Canyon HOLTZ HATCHERY 1 Bx. 514, Orange Ph.

8703R1 "Within the borders of Orange county dwell many of the women who today are making history in one field or another of human endeavor-women whose achievements are worthy to be recorded and permanently The cover page presents a picture of Leta Atkinson Smith (Mrs. Earl E. Smith) of Anaheim, one of the most popular clubwomen, now president of Southern District, California Federation of Clubs. Also Are Represented Within the cover is a reproduction of a painting, "The Old by Hazel Nell Bemus, art supervisor in Santa Ana High school. A portrait study and biographical sketch of her are included.

Others from the teaching profession similarly represented are: Mabel Seeds Spizzy, former music supervisor in the county schools; Lilian Whiting of Laguna Beach who resigned from teaching art and ceramics in Los Angeles to open her own studio; Jennie Lasby Tessmann (Mrs. John A. Tessmann), Mrs. Robert Northcross and Miss Dorothy Decker of Santa Ana Junior college. Localities Interpreted Among places of civic interest, Mrs.

Wallis has included the Orange plaza; Anaheim Ebell clubhouse and a pioneer home; Laguna Beach clubhouse; Bowers Memorial museum with several interior views and a portrait of its curator, Bessie B. Coulter (Mrs. Francis E. Coulter), and various libraries and their staff members. These include Orange County library, with its head, Carma Russell Zimmerman, and Margaret Cotant Morrison of the department; Santa Ana library with Miss Ethel Walker, librarian; Mary Bowyer Doesken and Mona Summers Smith; librarian, Elizabeth Calnon, with a member of the library board, Miss E.

Kate Rea, and Elva Haskett of the staff; ruilerton librarian, Carrie Sheppard, with two of her staff, Mary Campbell and Margaret C. Kessler. On Civic Interests Civic interests are represented by Robbie Anderson, Anaheim attorney; Ada E. Purpus, postmaster at Laguna Beach, and Grace L. May, city clerk of Brea, Then there are the club affiliations and business interests of Mrs.

Lloyd Chenoweth, Assistance League president; Ethel Coffman, president of Santa Ana Business and Professional club; Irma Ferris, president of the Fullerton club; Julia Ann Hyde, (Mrs. C. W. Hyde) of Altrusa club, and several prominent business women of Santa Ana especially. These include Rose Walker, Blanche Smail Brown, Cora Prather, Laura Warren, Helen Gallagher, Mary Howard and Eleanor Elliott.

Terry E. article, Century of Progress in Orange forms a fine historical background for achievements of femininity, and is the sole recognition of a masculine contemporary. Mrs. Stephenson too is represented by a portrait and biographical sketch. The arts are given prominence not only in portraits and biographies, but in reproductions of etchings, paintings, sculptures and ceramics.

These include Marjorie Cline Dunn and her miniatures; Joane Cromwell, Nellie Gail Moulton whose wide ranch interests also arj noted; Helen M. Smith, Ida Randall Bolles, Edith Harrison Loop, Julie E. Raymond, Mollie Katherine Knox, Baroness L. de Saint Mart and Beulah all crusts. Spread slices except for two outside surfaces with butter.

Spread turkey filling on first slice. Cover with second slice and spread this slice with the egg filling. Continue in same manner with the cheese filling. Cover with the fourth slice and frost the entire loaf with the Triple Do not smooth but rather i leave in rough swirls. Let stand I in refrigerator several hours before serving.

RITTENHOBSE HATCHERY Continuous Breeding for a High Quality Chick! REDS RED ROCK CROSSES WHITE LEGHORN WHITE Buena Park, Calif. 479 KIMBER STRAIN S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS BABY CHICKS FROM OUR OWN FLOCK OF BLOOD TESTED BREEDERS SCHILDMEYER LEGHORN RANCH Olive and Taft Ave. 2 Mi.

N. Orange Phone Santa Ana 429-R CHOPPED Green Feed For Poultry Delivered Daily in 25-lb. Sacks Good Quality Feed and Dependable Service. San Diego Santa Ana San Fernando NOVA RANCH RFD No. 4 Anaheim PAone Garden Grove Progeny tested sires, tested for Pullorum.

Two grades of Chicks: Meat Grade and Laying Grade Cockerels for Red-Rock cross PRODUCTION TYPE BARRED ROCKS Stock Corner of Morse Avenue and Jefferson P. O. Rt. 1, Box 32, Yorba Linda, Calif. ALBERT S.

WALKER Phone Placentia 6263 HEIREMAHH REDS Trapnested for 23 years. Bred good egg production of large aif'T? and good meat birds. ah blood tested for pullorum. Also progeny tested for laying, livabil- of birds. Baby chicks and breeding cockerels that will improve your A.

H. HEINEMANN North Tustin Meat. Phone Orange 1 May. Miss poems are quoted, as is one by Filomina Shafer (Mrs. Robert Ranney Shafer).

Ethel Jacobson of Fullerton, whose work appears with unfailing regularity in Saturday Evening Post, also is given prominence. Those priceless ceramics of Kay Finch (Mrs. Braden Finch); Julia Bracken sculptures; Lucile are all given place. Among allied arts are the drama, exemplified by Santa Ana Community Players and their director, Gladys Simpson Shafer, and music, represented by Florence Austin Newkirk (Anaheim), pianist, and Charlotte Stafford, young Santa Ana violinists. Handcrafts are represented by Lucile Burlew, Eleanor Dunn, Mrs.

Douglas and Mrs. Felton Browning and her daughter Louise, all with fine examples of weaving; Karita Richardson and her wood carving; Mary photography; Nelle interior decorating, and Mrs. H. Cardoza Sloan, whose gardening ability has been raised to a fine art. praisement filed in superior court today by James B.

Utt, state inheritance tax appraiser. The inventory listed $6300 as joint tenancy property. Included were such items as $5446.17 in cash, $6000 in real estate and assets of Laguna Beach Motors company. UNDER ADVISEMENT Superior Judge G. K.

Scovel today had taken under advisement the damage suit filed against Bascom D. Lake by Francisco Gonzalez and his son, Victor, who were hurt in a recent traffic crash at Brookhurst and Katella roads. The son. Victor, was substituted in the case as plaintiff, in place of another son, Louis, who had been mistakenly named plaintiff in the original complaint. Nor can Joann Negus of Fullerton, and her collection of rare dolls be omitted, nor that young Newport Beach girl, Virginia Dee Williamson whose rescue of a lad from drowning, gained national attention and honors.

Lina Russell of Brea, and her memories of James Whitcomb Riley; Mrs. W. W. Crosier (Newport Beach) and her prominence in all community affairs; Louise Moulton and her fine horsemanship, and many other women of note are included. beautiful Hungarian appears opposite Nelson Eddy at the West Coast theater, Joe McKee, West Coast manager, announces.

A colorful romantic operetta, set in a background of old Russia, was chosen as a fitting medium in which to present the new singing team. Musically, has been gauged to meet the approbation of everyone regardless of musical tastes, McKee says. Nine numbers are sung by Nelson Eddy and Miss Massey individually and as duets. Among eatured players are Charlie Ruggles, Frank Morgan and Joyce Compton. Seen in the companion film, Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the are Ann Sothern, Lewis Stone, Walter Brennan and William Gargan.

Taken from Damon Joe and Ethel Turp, the story concerns the visit of this lovable pair to the White House to interview the President on behalf of a postman who has tampered with the mail. SOUTH AFRICA GETS MINT CAPETOWN, South Africa Africa is soon to hcve its own mint under the Union government. The existing Royal mint at Pretoria will cease to be a branch of the British mint. The Union government is preparing a bill to that effect. SERVE SKIMPY BREAKFASTS Start the day with a nourishing, substantial meal.

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