CB-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, August 15, 1992 York Co. Holstein Picnic At JOYCE BUPP ty Holstein picnic, hosted July 30 daily producers were briefed on York Co. Correspondent at Furnace Creek Farms. activists with agendas aimed at Hanover (York County) Relaxing in a shaded back-yard doing away with animal Animal rights, cattle judging, and setting, after a morning of cattle agriculture, chicken baibeque headlined the facility tours, cattle judging and a “Most of the United Slates program at the annual York Coun- chicken dinner, the audience of population has little relationship as pets,” k ■/V s J ‘animal rights’ and ‘animal wel fare’”, Laßochelle elaborated. jBHBpp-. * ■ JbL. ’THLjgK;, ‘ impedes the cause of animal . 1 rightists; they want animals to be HBJBi.jßprf Y worse off, not better off, because it Iffigafurthers their cause. Anything you ".jP* ,4/ do to care for your animals better, < the ‘animal rightists’ are against.” Laßochelle encouraged York ' Holstein members to contact their m congressional representatives ’ support of House Bill 2407, legis lation make acts destruction at animal JB a ■■mßl. IOKm Picnic hosts Frank and Sandy Feeser prepare to serve programs are in your schools, your barbeque chicken dinners to York Holstein members. libraries,” he further urged. “Ani mal rightists work to get their legislation, through They know they genera the B| the educational Putting People now has r some 45,000 members in state jjjj^ Wr chapters. Annual individual mem hership f® 6 i $ $l5. m%-mk In the two-class judging con tPlNr test, youth division senior winner Doll topped all participants with a ; perfect score. Other youth divi ,yg sion winners were siblings Greg ■O B and Michelle Walker, taking the Ul m | ■ intermediate and junior age t « SM J ■ groups; and Bethany Zirkle, who KB i J topped the under-8 group. Adult Wm£ kriß division winners were Joyce Bupp and Scott Cooper. Official contest judge was Steve Woods from B> Penn Gate Holsteins, Littlestown. Pi cn i c hosts Frank and Sandy Feeser own and operate the Fur- Holstein picnic Judging winners Included, from left front, nace Creek dairy farm, located on Bethany Zirkle, Michelle Walker and Greg Walker, rear, Pumping Station Road. The cou- Scott Cooper and Shannon Doll. (|sj) (jssp (|s|) (jOg) <j?s|) ®IVIARIJYAMA I <@> Quality equipment since 7895 ft /I \ BACKPACK SPRAYERS j The Very Best In Lightweight Power end Performance - Platon Pump 2 Whaal Cart f 1 i= - - Larga 6-Gallon .Only 17.6 lb. |0 (BBt)= ; - Traiwlatorlzad R.lnlorced I ! • 350 l ‘psi Praaaura ’ M • 2 Cycle Engine yjjj, W : i i t Long Stroke Lover i—: — ] Spray Pattarn "riggar Valva ’UMP SPRAYER $99“ GSI g time (gSX) Mp|HEY EQUIPMENT "Oy OMPAWY > INC ' <GSJ) CGSI> EFFICIENT MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES RELIABLE FACTORY-TRAINED DEALERS Furnace Creek -..•site <ig . jople First updated York Holstein members attending the county picnic on legislation addressing facility terrorism by animal rights and animal welfare groups. pie took over operations of the registered Holstein herd in 1981 from Frank’s father Roy, who started fanning SS years ago on the site near today’s Codonis State Park. The 140 registered Holstelns (!3S|) <@) <m> <@) (fSSp TOGO SYCAMORE IND. PARK 255 PLANE TREE DRIVE LANCASTER. PA 17603 (717) 393-5807 are milked in a double-six parlor, with automatic takeoffs. Rolling herd average is 21,200 milk and 663 protein. Feeding is for a 75-pound average production, based on haylage and high mois ture com, with protein concen trates as needed. ALITY ME FOMENTS DUCT PORT SSI Route 30 West at the Centerville Exit. r'* SB SB SB SB SB JSB gs GS GS GS GS GS GS GS
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