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[Fwd: Harrisburg march for game land]
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- Subject: [Fwd: Harrisburg march for game land]
- From: Helga Loncosky <hblmh@ptd.net>
- Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2001 11:28:44 -0400
PA Protest Ride at Harrisburg for Keeping PA State Game Lands Open to
Horses:
BTW--I am going down for this, so If someone near me (Bloomsburg, PA)
needs a ride, let me know.
>
> Debbie Zanot here. I am not a director in the PEC so I
> do not know how much contact you directors have with
> horseman in their areas, but I do know that the people
> I have talked to in our area have responded to the
> Protest Rally and plan on attending. Most of them will
> be trailering 6- 8 hours. It would be good if we could
> have a more uniform representation from all over the
> state. Where is everyone that cares about trail
> issues??? I have 40 signed up and the mountain bikers
> have an important rally of their own somewhere else
> and won't be there, so we can have more than 100
> horses.
> If trailering in 3-4 horse trailers is a problem then
> come as you can in smaller trailers.
> The newspapers and TV will be there.
> I spoke with Kevin Shivers from Governor Ridge's
> office today after e-mailing the Gov. office two times
> to inform them that we would be there on the 17th. Mr.
> Shivers informed me that Governor Ridge will not be
> available but that Jim Bret the Governor's Sportsman's
> Advisor will be there to greet us.
> I asked Mr. Shivers if he knew how Gov. Ridge stood on
> this issue and he was very non-committal and told me
> the same old song and dance about the Game Commission
> basically answers to noone..I did mention however that
> the senate sub-committes to the games commission and
> the Governor DO have final say in the end. He then
> proceeded to tell me that we need to talk with the
> Executive Director of that senate committee David
> Comes
> 717 787 1857.
> He also explained how the Games Commission is in the
> early phase of the regulatory process (which we all
> know) I mentioned to him that the purpose of our visit
> is a public awareness campaign so to speak and that
> the first write-in phase for the public Jan-June was
> NOT publically announced and even though it has been
> now extended to Aug 10 that not enough Pennsylvanians
> are aware that an issue exists and that the input
> meetings would be biased.
> I also informed him when I called County
> Commissioners, State Representatives, etc that
> THEY were "clueless" so how was the general public to
> know..mental telepathy?
> He did NOT deny there was no public announcement by
> the PGC.I was disappointed that he had no comment from
> our Governor. I was hoping to hear something positive
> from Ridge. Gov. Ridge has ridden in Elk County with a
> friend of mine and ate at his table, has ridden on the
> vast network of trails that Don Wood made in the
> gamelands to show people the Elk (which Pa. encourages
> people to see) The Governor enjoyed himself just as
> we do when riding and so why is he being silent????
> Don Wood has basically been stabbed in the back by the
> game commission if thse proposals go through. Woody
> is probably the best (free of charge) steward of the
> land the PGC had in Elk County. He worked with him to
> encourage interest in the elk and now that the PGC has
> those numbers (in visitors) they have no further use
> for Woody.
> I am READY TO RIDE!!! How about you?
> Debbie
>
> UNITED INTO ONE VOICE, WE WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND WE WILL BE HEARD.
>
> NO HEAVEN CAN HEAVEN BE, IF MY HORSE ISN'T THERE TO WELCOME ME.
>
>
> http://www.pastatehorsecouncil.homestead.com/index.html !
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Helga Loncosky
THE ARCHIVAL MORGAN RECORD--Registry for Foundation and Half-Morgans
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Beacon Morgan Horses
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The path of least resistance is what makes rivers and men crooked.
"There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the
inside of a man"--Winston Churchill
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