Diewel Train to Make First Run and Rail Battle Notes
The Diewel railway line schedules its inaugural run on Monday July 2 with the 642 pm Melbourne departure and 1030 pm Benalla arrival while the Spirit of Progress keeps its Benalla Saturday night stops for passengers to New South Wales. The Benalla Air Service ends operations with the last Highter Saturday June 30. The article also describes carpet bowls gaining traction in Benalla with plans to form a local association under the Victorian Country Carpet Bowls Association and notes Carrier Street developments including a cafe the Do Drop Inn and a new garage. An amusing incident occurs in the Benalla railway refreshment rooms involving a New Aus train discovery.
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End of Benalla Air Service Ends Amid Rail Competition
A Victorian letter from the Benalla area notes the decision to discontinue the fast diesel rail service from Wangaratta to Melbourne stopping at Bealace from July 20. It contrasts rail and air travel times, cites a 80 percent fare difference, and thanks the air service staff while expressing regret at ending the service as railway competition intensifies.
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Borough Council weighs INward service future
At a Monday council meeting Dr Gourley reported the tram service may be discontinued after prior struggles to secure it. State Development Committee hearings in Wangaratta raised agitation for a better transport service while the mayor and Dr Firth noted patronage declined with a new timetable. Local officials urged retaining air service as the Railway Department offered no assurances on Diesel operation. Business leaders supported reinstating the service if restored.
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Prompted remark on coworker at work incident
A hurried remark from a worker about a colleague suggests silence will be maintained. The exchange implies a discreet handling of a shortcoming or incident at the workplace.
Small Agenda at Borough Meeting in Benalla
Borough council notes include appointments to the Tourist Association and a thanks to Mr Thwaites who will not seek re-nomination. State Development Committee report to be tabled, and details on sealing works, footpaths, and street stalls discussed. Council approves borrowing £4500 for permanent works and undertakings.
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J. Bennison
Sian Thwaites
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An Ber Wits
Tie
Oach
Fawckner
Benalla
Basket Ball Dance at St James Mall
A Saturday dance at St James Mall to benefit the Basket Ball Club drew good attendance. Tungaimah Orchestra provided music and Mrs W McCarty won a club competition. Miss Betsy Dempster was celebrated on her upcoming marriage with a presentation from Jack Kelly and others. Supper followed the event with thanks from Mr M Murphy.
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Methodist News from Baddaginnie Trust Funds Event
The Baddaginnie Methodist community reports the trust secretary F A Cook MLA failing to present a wool cheque over £100 from wool donated by locals for the New Church Building Fund. Members praise donor generosity and outline services on July 6 with Rev Chas Gallacher as preacher. Proceeds from an American Tea support church property maintenance and plans include a Mt Buffalo trip for a Girls’ organisation.
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Fabled voyage and Hawking in a British era adventure
The article recounts a sprawling English medieval desert world blending Oriental shrines with a perilous voyage. It notes the cast including Wells and Hawking's screen taunt and the production aims, filming in a rugged border setting and the involvement of actors like Michael Heismere.
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Local Notes on Painful Death and School Fire
Fragmented report from St James mentions a junior teacher and a school gift presentation to Mr Mya amu. Earlier residents and a former resident Ted Parsi are noted, with references to a fox drive and Moodie’s Swan. Details are unclear. context suggests an obituary or community incident with several names and events.
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Ted Parsi
Moodie
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