Wagga Wagga in the Past from the pages of the Daily Advertiser.

Highly respected, retired Wagga doctor and specialist dermatologist, Allen Collins passed away after a long battle with illness.

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Wagga Wagga in the Past from the pages of the Daily Advertiser. The cost of unleaded petrol at some Wagga service stations has skyrocketed by as much as three cents per litre in recent days to around 75.9 cents per litre. CLICK headline above for more stories and more photos.

Wagga Wagga in the Past from the pages of the Daily Advertiser.
A new board was elected to the Riverina Conservatorium of Music including, Patrick Pickett (Director), Professor Kath Bowmer, Cr Mary Kidson, Robyn King, Roger Pell, Don Pembleton, Anne Brassil, Myles Ryan, and Ray King.
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Wagga Wagga in the Past from the pages of the Daily Advertiser. Peter Kimpton, Michael Beltran, Ian Donaldson, and Joe Knox were among those attending the official opening by Wagga’s Mayor, John Harding, of San Isidore’s Yarragundry Fire Station. CLICK headline above for more stories and more photos.

Wagga Wagga in the Past from the pages of the Daily Advertiser.
Francis Alberni, president of the Rotary Club of South Wagga will host a conference dinner dance for conference attendees, Rotarians and Rotaryannes, which will include a mannequin parade at the Kyeamba Smith Hall.
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Wagga Wagga in the Past from the pages of the Daily Advertiser.

The first sod was turned for the Riverina Anglican College by Bishop Godfrey Fryar.

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Wagga Wagga in the Past from the pages of the Daily Advertiser.
High profile Wagga City Councillor, Jim Eldridge died at Wagga Base Hospital at the age of 83 years.
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Bill Marsh who has served the Boy Scout Movement for 30 years will be presented with a service medal by the Governor-General, Sir Paul Hasluck.
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After sixteen months running a successful delicatessen in the Australian Arcade, Neville Chapple has opened a coffee shop, The Big Wheel, in vacated premises across the arcade.
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More than 400 invited guests watched Australia’s Governor General, Sir William Deane officially open Wagga’s new $16.4 million civic centre.
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