THUIffDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1955
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALUS, OREGON
PAGE TWENTY-ONE
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Parakeets
If you had no tecih, yew would
be handicapped when meal tunc
rolls around. That's what happens
to your parakeet when he Is not
supplied with an ample amount
of proper gravel, according to Q.
Buell Culver of branch's Pet Bird
Institute. Your bird eats bits ol
gravel Uiat he uses in his giz
zard to grind food inio a soft,
easily-digested torm.
Research has discovered that
grh should supply "teeth" lor the
bird but not extra minerals. All
mineral supplemenuuon. with the
possible exception ot calcium; may
or may not be included in ilio food
ration, but it is preferred that it
be supplied separately in tho lorm
of cuulcbone. In this way. the bird
may select calcium at wiil in order
to balance the ration.
Sonic fanciers say that para
keets should have brown gravel
rather than the white- ittveu to
canaries. The brown gravel con-
tnms iron and oilier minerals
There seems to be nc justification
lor this. Iron is a trace element
that is readily supplied by the food
portions of the proper parakeet
diet.
No supplementation should be
required except In cases of anemia
ana certain other. Infections. Ex
cessive irons supplementation may
lead to disturbances in the nu
trition of the bird.
Using a gravel with oyster shells
or charcoal Is debatable. With
cuttleUme available, oyster shells
arc unnecessary since cuttlebone
supplies the bird's need for cab
cium and provides means for
sharpening Its beak.
A CHEESE TRAY, flanked with shiny fresh fall fruit is an important addition to your holiday
informal buffet snack table. Interesting slices (plain or faneyl, wedges, cubes, finger and tri
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or cheea-cutting board placed nearby with a cheese knife will provide opportunities for each
. guest ti cut for himself the siie pieces of cheese he prefers. An assortment of salty crackers
and qU'ses of chilled cider are aood accomoaniments for- the cheese trav. Photograph is
courtesy the Wisconsin Gouda Cheese Foundation.
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Officials Inspect
Ski Facilities
f MOUNT) SHASTA Philip Goog
ins, mayi, and Elmer Kennedy,
president! tf the chamber of com
merce. Wire among the Mount
Bhasta dilatation spending a week
end Inspecting ski (acuities at
Squaw Valley last Saturday and
Sunday.
Accompanying them were Ray
Chinca, Ouy Scharschmidt, Fletch
er Hoyt, Wallace Walte, secretary
of the chamber; and George Schra
der, secretary of the ski develop
ment committee. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffry and
R. W. Mallory of Weed, Mr. and
Mrs. chapman ' Wentworth and
Mayor Fred Lloyd of. Dunsmuir
completed the party.
A great deal of first hand knowl
edge was obtained, Schrader re
ported. Alex Cushing, owner of
Squaw Valley Lodge, generously
shared his experience in develop
ing Squaw Valley and pointed out
the various sources of financial
gain.
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Poultry nutritionists frown upon
the use of charcoal In poultry ra
tions because it has been btiown
that It interferes with normal pig
mentation of shanks, beaks, and
skin. '
Uniform range of particle sites
and shape edges are the impoitan'
requirements in good gravel for
your parakeet. It should be .thor
oughly silted, washed, and steri
lized. Feed it to your pet bird
in a separate seed cup and also
spread it on Uie floor of the cage
to help keep It dry and easier
clean. An additional advantage
to
tn
good gravel Is that it helps
I lie bird's feet in condition.
keep
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