PROPERTY RIGHTS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, INC.
P. O. Box 75
Stony Creek, NY 12878
(518) 696-5748
www.prfamerica.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT:
Carol W. LaGrasse - (518) 696-5748
lagrasse@prfamerica.org
March 19 & 20 at the Saratoga City Center, A Time to Learn First-Hand about Saving Hunting Camps on Leases where the DEC Plans to Acquire Land for the Forest Preserve
The Property Rights Foundation of America is reaching out again to tell gun owners about the work to save hunting camps on leases where the state acquires timberland in the Adirondack Mountains. This occasion will be a way to learn about a serious issue while having a great time at the NEACA Arms Fair and Militaria Exposition.
Join us on Friday, March 19 (1 pm to 8 pm) and Saturday, March 20, 2010 (9 am to 5 pm) at the Saratoga City Center in Saratoga Springs (day’s admission $8.00, senior citizen $7.00, under 14 free with adult). PRFA’s display features original photos and publications about the threat that land acquisition poses to hunting access and the existence of hunting camps on leases in the historic Adirondack timberlands and the practical effort we are making to counter the threat.
We’ll be distributing copies of our just-published “Winter 2010” issue of the New York Property Rights Clearinghouse with the cover story on how 220 hunting camps on the conservation easement lands of the former Champion International tracts in Franklin, St. Lawrence and Lewis Counties are being saved ten years after our lawsuit set off a campaign to protect the Champion camps that the state had doomed. Everyone who comes to our display will receive a free sample of our popular new full-color postcard, Welcome to the Adirondack ‘Park.’
Our “No APA” sticker and “Welcome” postcards will also be for sale at a discount at the show. In addition, we continue to have perfectly preserved copies of Tony D’Elia’s vintage Adirondack Rebellion.
The Property Rights Foundation is a not-for-profit, voluntary, educational organization dedicated to preserving private property rights and the American tradition of private land ownership. The Foundation is based in Stony Creek (518-696-5748), www.prfamerica.org. The new outreach efforts are possible with a generous grant from Great Circle Foundation, East Northport, is dedicated to supporting the work of grassroots organizations based in the local community.
The New Eastcoast Arms Collectors Associates, NEACA, is a membership organization based in Mechanicville, known for its arms fairs (518-664-9743). www.NEACA.com. The Arms Fair features “Quality Investment Firearms, New, Used & Antique…Knives, Swords and Vintage Military Collectibles.” The show includes “buy, sell, and trade.” One of the neat features of the NEACA shows is bringing unique possessions to sell or barter, whether or not a person has a table.
Location: Saratoga City Center, 522 Broadway, Saratoga
Springs. Directions: Adirondack Northway, Rt. 87 to Exit
15, West on Rt. 50 to City Center on left (Broadway). Info 518-584-0027
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