Peters Valley Craftsmen Preserve Arts in Layton Village
In Layton New Jersey the Peters Valley Craftsmen a nonprofit guided by the National Park Service preserves traditional American arts in a former village within the Delaware Water Gap area. Potters woodworkers and weavers teach students in 60 weekly slots with tuition 50. Prices range from 25 cents to 1400 for handcrafted items.
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James Gerstenzang
Associated Press
Layton
N.J
New Jersey
National Park Service
Peters Valley
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation
Craftsmen's Village
Park Service
National Parkland
Sussex County
Andrew J. Willner
Willner
University of Virginia
Cancer Society Memorials Honor Donations To Research Fund
Giving contributions to the Cancer Research Memorial Fund include Mrs. T. R. Whitehead in memory of Mrs. A. B. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Preston in memory of Mrs. Rose Marie Davis. Also listed are contributions from Mrs. LaWayne Boney and Steve in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boney and from Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Timmons, Mr. and Mrs. Rush Timmons, Mrs. Permelie Timmons and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stiner in memory of Mrs. Lola Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Stiner give in memory of J. E. Turner.
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Cancer Research Memorial Fund
T. R. Whitehead
A. B. Smith
Jack Preston
Rose Marie Davis
LaWayne Boney
Steve
Joe Boney
Tom Moore
Clem Timmons
Rush Timmons
Permelie Timmons
Glen Stiner
Lola Thomas
Stiner
J. E. Turner
Forester Tames Wild Boar as Pet in Czech Republic
A Rabstejn forester in the Pilsen District keeps a wild boar as a pet. The animal reportedly drinks kofola, a Czech cola, from a bottle, according to Lidova Demiokracie Daily.
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Prague
Rabstejn
Pilsen
Lidova Demiokracie Daily
Rangers Reacquire Murphy in NHL Trade
The New York Rangers returned right wing Mike Murphy to their roster from the St. Louis Blues in exchange for defenseman Ab DeMarco as part of an NHL trade.
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New York
New York Rangers
Mike Murphy
St. Louis Blues
Ab DeMarco
Houston
Sid Gilman
San Diego Chargers
John Breen
Houston Oilers
Hartford
Conn
Robert Casciola
University of Connecticut
Princeton
Soviet duo nets fourth straight world ice dance title
Ludmila Pakhomova and Alexander Gorshkov defended their world ice dance crown at the 1973 world championships in Bratislava as the Soviet Union kept both doubles titles.
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Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Ludmila Pakhomova
Alexander Gorshkov
Soviet Union
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