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In article <1992Apr8.141939.11898@socrates.umd.edu> jon@socrates.umd.edu (Jonathan Kruger) writes:
>The following is a press release from United Poultry Concerns:
>
>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE                       CONTACT:  KAREN DAVIS
>                                               (301) 948 2406
>                                  
>24-HOUR SPRING MOURNING VIGIL COMMEMORATES CHICKENS RAISED FOR FOOD
>
>Group Bears Witness to the Suffering and Death of 6 Billion Chickens
>
>   A Spring Mourning Vigil for Chickens has been scheduled at the Perdue
>chicken slaughter plant in Salisbury, Maryland on U.S. Route 50 from 7:30
>AM Friday May 1 to 7:30 AM Saturday May 2, 1992.  The Vigil bears witness
>to the suffering and death of the 6 billion chickens cruelly raised each
>year in the United States for meat and eggs.
>
>   Chickens are ranging animals by nature who need plenty of fresh air,
>sunshine, exercise and fresh greens to stay healthy and feel good.  

No, my pet birds need space and fresh air and 
sunshine, and they need chickens to eat.  Chickens 
are high in many of the things that my birds need 
to eat; very good for them.  Since throwing a live 
chicken in for the other birds to kill and eat would 
be a bit messy, not to mention very painful for the 
chicken, I am glad that I can go to the store and buy 
Mr. Perdues chicken parts, which have been raised 
specifically for food, and have been killed in a lot 
less painful way then being torn apart by a bunch 
of other birds.  Perdues way is a lot nicer than
Natures way...

>                                  
>                           PLEASE JOIN US
>
>         Where: Perdue Chicken Slaughter Plant, US Route 50
>              Salisbury, Maryland on the Eastern Shore
>
>          When: Friday-Saturday, May 1-2, 7:30 AM - 7:30 AM
>-- 
>Jonathan Kruger   jon@socrates.umd.edu   UNIX & VMS Systems Staff
>
>"Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball."

I cant make it that day; can someone pick up a case 
of the boneless breasts for me?  Skin is fine, but 
boneless is better for the birds.

Thanks!


Cherry