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CONCORD FAMILY CLASSES BEGIN JUNE 26 Marking history Georges Bank Fish rules favor commercial boats Battered fishery to reopen next spring The Associated Press Hampshire Pottery About 150 feet north of the marker stood the famous Hampshire Pottery Works founded by James Scolly Taft for the manufacture of earthenware In 1878 Majolica ware was a major product followed in 1883 by the addition of useful and decorative art objects and souvenir pieces With the introduction in 1904 of the famous Hampshire Pottery was recognized as a leader in its field SUMMER DAY CAMPS 7:30 am pm Let your children experience fun friendship at the YMCA Summer Camps Gamp runs for 10 weeks beginning June 19 and ending Aug 25 Squedky Sneakers Camp' 3-6 yn olds Camp YMCA 7-12 yr olds Teen Leadership Ad venture Camp 13-16 yrs (Must have completed 7th grade) PRE-SCHOOL CLASSES Swimming Lessons (6 moi-5 yn) I Toddling Around (1-3 yrs) Pre-School Gym (3-5 yn) Play Group (2-4 yn) Squeaky Sneakers Camp YOUTHCLASSES Swimming Lessons Swim Team Backyard Pool Program Strength Training -Camp YMCA Karate SIGN UP NOW! Call For A Brochure 228-YMCA TEENS ADULT CLASSES Teen Leadership Adventure Camp Country Line Dancing Arthritis Aquatic Program LeamioSwim Aquaerobics Aqua Fitness Beginning Aerobics Archery Yoga Karate Strength -n-Stretch ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS (55 Exercise Outing Club Aquiiembics Travel Program Tap Dancing What It is: A state historic marker Where It Is: Located in ffoni of the Keene Public Works office building on lower Main Street I do believe that the stocks will come back The goal of all this is to rebuild 9 9 Patricia Kurkul National Marina fisheries Sendee Waterford Conn recreational fishing boat and president of the Connecticut Sport Fishing Alliance said the new restrictions on sport fishing were too extreme is going downhill ev4 ery day In five years 50 percent of the fleet in Connecticut has gone out of Wadsworth said Paul Cohan a Beverly fisherman said the government should offer subsidies to fishermen for tying up their boats similar to pay- ments offered to farmers for not -growing a particular crop the government spent the same percentage on fishing that they do on agriculture we wouldn't have a problem" Cohan said I Line Dancing-Swim Lessons Canoe Club Hike Club f-Sports League Arthritis Aquatic Program i When It was erected: 1972 Sunday Monitor Shopping for a Deal? New and used cars in Sunday's Auto section BURLINGTON The New England Fisheries Management Council may reopen Georges Bank and other northern fishing grounds to limited harvests of axC haddock andyellow-tail flounder next year The council met last week to discuss a plan that would impose greater restrictions on recreational fishing while allowing limited commercial catches of the badly depleted groundfish stocks The US Commerce Depart- ment closed Georges Bank ana the waters off southern New England last December to protect the groundfish spawning areas The emergency ban was extended indefinitely in April until the- council could come up with a long- term plan for restoring the fish- stocks which most experts agree collapsed because of overfishing across the world countries have had difficulties managing resources but I don't think any of them believe that this is impossi- ble" said Kurkul of the National Marine Fisheries Service do believe that the stocks will come back The goal of all this is to rebuild" The plan would: apply to Georges Bank once one of the -world's richest fishing grounds -the Gulf of Maine and the southern New England seas The proposal will be discussed and refined at a series of public hearings in the mqjor New England ports starting in August The final version would be recommended to the National Marine Fisheries I Service for enactment next year Themain points of the proposal are: The total commercial catch in each area for 1906 would be limited to less than the total catch for 1993 except that boats could catch more haddock on Georges Bank Once that limit has been reached no further fishing of the three groundfish species would be allowed The catch limit would' be recalculated eachyear Boats would have to use nets with a mesh no smaller than six inches so young fish could escape Large boats would have to spend one day tied up for each day at sea but could bring back as many fish as they could catch Vessels shorter than 30 feet would not have to tic up but would be limited to bringing back 200 poundsper trip of all three species combined Electronic tracking systems would be required on all commercial vessels Now they are only required on boats longer than 45 feet Recreational and charter fishing boats would be limited to two hooks per fishing line and could carry only five 10-fish bags- The number of days they could spend at sea would be' restricted and they would be prohibited from selling any of their catch John Wadsworth captain of a C95-U CORRECTION We apologise On pg 25 of our circular effective Sun June 11 thru Sat June 17 the 5" BAW TV (model 0TVP6) Sale Priced at 5999 should have a black A white photo Inside the screen rather than a color photo We regret any Inconvenience this may have caused BECKLY CO (6ai)46VMW 1-HXJ-S16-9HIN I If you thought home equity rates had nowhere to go but up think again Now Shawmut is offering an Equity CreditLine a full 2 below Prime for a full year After that the rate is still a low Prime plus 1 It's a great rate plus there are no points application fees or prepayment penalties Of course you can also get a fixed rate home equity loan And that's a great deal too In cither case the interest you pay may be tax deductible! 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