[HCCN] Fwd: this Sunday at the Grand program on fisheries

[Phppwp at aol.com]

Can you please forward to HCCN list?
This will be an excellent program
thanks loads
Pam Person
 
 
  
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                  FISHING MOVIES:
PAST PRESENT AND  FUTURE          When:  
Sunday August 15th 
 
Time:   
5pm 
 
Location:   
The Grand, Main St.,  Ellsworth
 
 
 
   

These herring were  photographed in Stonington this summer. Thirty  years 
ago
we would have seen boat  loads of all kinds of groundfish including hake  
and
cod.  Where are they now? When are they coming back to  eastern Maine?      
  
 
 
Penobscot East  Resource Center presents two films   
and a conversation that vividly tell this  story.



 
 
"Finest Kind", a charming  1975 half-hour documentary made by then  
Vinalhaven resident film-maker Constance  Richardson, vividly depicts the life of 
this  vibrant fishing community at a high point in its  history.

"Fishing Voices:  Insight Into The Future", a  twenty-minute contemporary 
video by North Haven  native Cecily Pingree, documents a disappearing  era 
through the stories of fishermen who  remember when the Gulf of Maine was 
brimming  with fish and when all that was needed was  little more than their 
knowledge and a  compass.

After the movies,  Executive Director Robin Alden two fishermen  from 
"Fishing Voices" - fisherman-scholar,  MacArthur Fellow Ted Ames and Gouldsboro  
fisherman John Renwick will discuss efforts to  restore the once productive  
fishery. 






_The Grand  Poster_ 
(http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1103609090479&s=376&e=001dnA02eAgalwsHZRH4ld-YPkvRCFENmY4xxZA_45tUDoet09Jf_D-6atXeCnSRG3iJ7WyIHczMU8c4
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  The event is sponsored  by Hancock County Towns in Transition  
and the Maine Chapter of Sierra Club.  The screening of "Finest Kind" 
is made possible by Northeast Historic  Film.





    
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