Ysnnlnfl" Saturday,' March 6 IW3
Farm Calendar fe/
(Continued from Pag* Aid)
(CondniMd from Pag* AID)
State Schuylkill Campus, 9:30
ajn.-3 p.m.
Profitable Dairy Fanning Seminar,
Holiday Inn, Unionville, 9:15
a.m.-3:30 p.m.
PFA annual Washington Legisla
tive Tour, thru March 11.
Cecil Co. Md. Pasture Manage-
Landowners
To Meet
WATERFORD (Eric
Co.) The Pennsylva
nia Landowners’ Asso
ciation (PLA) is hosting
an educational/
informational meeting
regarding abusive wet
land regulations and
other land use issues on I
March 13,7 p.m. at the I
Farm and Home Center I
of Lancaster County. I
PLA will offer a vid-1
eotape presentation I
regarding wetlands and I
will also briefly address I
scenic river designa-l
dons and their impacts I
upon land use. I
Guest speaker for the I
meeting will be Con-1
gressman Tom Ridge I
(PA-21), who is co-1
author of H.R. 1330, the I
Comprehensive Wet-1
lands Conservadon and!
Management Act,l
which has been the most I
comprehensive and]
widely supported wet-|
lands legislation intro
duced. “Comprehensive
wetland reform is long
over-due,” stated Rhon
da MeAtee, PLA execu
tive director.
“Landowners, both
large and small, have
suffered immeasurably
from confiscatory wet
land regulations and|
over zealous bureau
crats consumed with
power,” she said.
Bill Ellen, an envir
onmental engineer and
the government’s latest
wetland victim was sen
tenced in November of
1992 to 6 months in a
federal penitentiary for
creating waterfowl
ponds on formerly dry
land.
"This was property
declared uplands until
the bureaucrats, not our
elected officials, took it
upon themselves to add
millions of acres to the
wetland rosters by
changing the dcfmitic.i
of wetlands in 1989,”
McAtee stated.
‘Travesties such as this
must stop,” she said.
Congressman Ridge
has recently announced
his candidacy for gover
nor in the 1994 election.
A question and
answer period will be
available for landow
ners and concerned citi
zens to ask the Con
gressman about his
future agenda on prop
erty rights issues and his
plans to bring regulatory
agencies under control
within the
commonwealth.
ment Series, extension office, 7
p.m.-9 p.m., continues March
17.
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Ag Issues Forum, Leola Family
Restaurant, 7:30 a.m.-9 a.m.
National Holstein Winter Forum,
Grantville.
Urban Forestry Workshop, Mont
gomery Co. 4-H Center,
Creamery, 8:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Composting Dead Animals Semi
nar. Lancaster Farm and Home
Center, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Farm records on computer,
UNILEC Building, Dußois, 1
p.m.
York Co. Potato Growers meeting.
Centre Presbyterian Church,
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Cumberland Valley- Cooperative
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Match 13.
Md. Holstein Association Fun
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annual banquet. Comfort Inn,
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Mid-Atlantic Alternative Animal
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