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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1975

Page

7

Seven cars derailed in North Hoosick wreck near bridge

Seven Boston and Maine railroad cars derailed from a North Bennington bound train just after midnight Friday. The last seven cars including the caboose left the track when sixteen lengths of rail pulled loose from the ties and toppled over. Derailed cars remained on the damaged track in North Hoosick.

Boston & Maine RR North Bennington North Hoosick

Wizard of Oz delights at South Londonderry Town Hall

Derry Community Players staged an original Wizard of Oz to packed houses Friday through Sunday. Notable: Iwanna Kerod-Reed as Dorothy, David Gamper as Scarecrow, Stephen Anderson as Cowardly Lion, Robin McCurdy as Wicked Witch, Tom Hayes as Wizard. The Tan Martin Orchestra accompanied with Shellen Lubin and Allen Lubin contributing strong musical and visual effects.

South Londonderry Town Hall Bob Myers David Gamper Wizard Thomas Dibble IV Allene Lubin Iwanna Kerod-Reed Dorothy Judy Garland Ms. Reed Ms. Garland Stephen Anderson Robin McCurdy Tom Hayes Shellen Lubin Bennington College Anna Dibble Carol McDowell Derry

Ordination And Installation Of Rev Broadbent At North Bennington

The Rev W Matthew Broadbent was ordained and installed as pastor at a 3 p.m. service in North Bennington Congregational Church. His father Rev Charles Broadbent preached in the morning and participated in afternoon rites. The ordination featured an anthem taped by Broadbent’s absent elder brother Norman. Relatives, colleagues, and local church leaders participated in prayers, readings, and the laying on of hands as part of the formal vows. The couple, married to Barbara Johnson, have two children Benjamin and Michal and were honored with a large church reception afterward.

North Bennington Congregational Church Matthew Broadbent Charles D. Broadbent Salem United Church of Christ Rochester N.Y Norman Pacific School of Religion Berkeley Calif Ulpit Marion W. Riemann Leo Hourihan North Bennington Baptist Church John N. Bixby Union Church of Proctor Jane G. Kates Ordinand Harvard University Jerome J. Hevey Jr First Congregational Church of Manchester Vermont Conference United Church of Christ Chandler W. Gilbert Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Mass Broadbent Allen Barnes Redeemer Lutheran Church Bennington Richard Armstrong First Congregational Church Wallingford Southwest Association Vermont Max H. Webster Congregational Conference Thomas D. Steffen Second Congregational Church Angus MacDonald Shaftsbury Benjamin Michal

Vermont dairy farmers to receive record blend price in Boston market

UPI reports Vermont dairy farmers will be paid a record 10.10 dollars per hundredweight for milk shipped to Boston last month, up 1.40 from October. Connecticut market farmers will get 10.71 dollars, up 0.35 from September and 1.49 from October. The blend price sits between drinking milk and manufacturing milk rates.

Boston UPI Vermont Oscar Zucchi Zucchi Connecticut

Richmond inventor's wife killed crossing highway

Louise LaForce, 72, wife of inventor Edward LaForce, was struck and killed Saturday by a motorist on U S 2 in Richmond. The driver, Roger Goodhue, 34, of South Windsor Conn, said he was blinded by oncoming headlights and did not see her crossing. LaForce was famous for internal combustion engine experiments.

Richmond UPI Louise LaForce Edward LaForce LaForce U.S. 2 Roger Goodhue South Windsor Conn

Deer hunter killed as 16 day season opens in Randolph

Robert Kendall, 73, of Randolph died after another hunter fired into his hunting blind on opening day of the 16 day deer season. Police say several suspects exist with no arrests yet. About 125000 hunters hit the woods as stations reported strong first day kills aided by Friday snowfall.

Randolph UPI Robert Kendall Kendall

Vermont hunting deaths and Vermont poll ratings report

In Montgomery Center two men died and two were wounded during hunting season as Arthur Jacobs Jr. and Robert Munson perished and Marie Bailey was shot in Barnet after James DeWitt mistook her for a deer. Timothy Bombardier injured himself while hunting in Fairfax. In Burlington Rep. James Jeffords earned the lowest favorable rating among Vermont's delegation at 40 percent, while Sen. Stafford and Sen. Leahy posted higher scores after a Burlington Free Press poll of 800 Vermonters conducted Oct 22 to Oct 24.

Montgomery Center UPI Vermont Arthur Jacobs Jr Brattleboro Robert Munson Springfield Hospital Barnet Marie Bailey Barnett Connecticut River James DeWitt East St. Johnsbury Miss Bailey Timothy Bombardier St. Albans Fairfax Burlington James Jeffords R-Vt Burlington Free Press the Free Press Stafford Leahy

Demonstrators rally in Pittsfield over UN racism resolution

Demonstrators marched from the Pittsfield Jewish Community Center to Park Square in Berkshire to condemn a United Nations General Assembly resolution deeming Zionism a form of racism. An hour-long rally featured Mayor Evan S. Dobelle, B'nai B'rith president, Rabbi Harold Salzmann, Temple Anshe Amunium, and Jeffrey Cook. A statement from Congressman Silvio Conte was read.

Pittsfield United Nations General Assembly Park Square Evan S. Dobelle B’nai B’rith Harold I. Salzmann Temple Anshe Amunium Jeffrey Cook Jewish Community Center Ada Silvio C. Conte

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