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SEVERAL deserving cases for charity have recently been brought under notice in Frankston. Although assistance has been forthcoming from individual sources no organised effort has been made to render adequate relief. With the idea of giving a start to what may later develop into a more comprehensive effort, Mr. Ray Coxall is advertising a benefit dance to take place in the Frankston Hall on Thursday night, 16th inst. Music will be supplied by the Tasma orchestra and a good night’s amusement is assured. The proceeds will be handed to Mr. E. Barrett for distribution. *** THE Church of England Girls’ Club last Thursday night gave a very fair display of physical culture and gymnastics in the Hastings Hall. Under the able training of Miss D. Young of Tyabb, the girls have made splendid progress since the last display given some twelve months ago. During the evening Miss Young was presented with a handsome xylonite brush and comb and mirror. Rev. Alfred Craig, the Vicar, made the presentation on behalf of the club. Mr. Day, from Melbourne, gave a very clever series of conjuring tricks, thoroughly mystifying his audience and certainly amusing them. The proceeds, which are most gratifying, are to help to endow, in the name of the club, a cot in the Austin Hospital. *** A START was made this week with
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Compiled by Cameron McCullough IN a reply to Mr. Prendergast, leader, of the Opposition, Mr. MacPherson, State Treasurer, stated that he had been approached by representatives from a certain fruitgrowing district supporting over 2000 growers. Their request was for monetary assistance to help them organise the sale of their produce. He had made enquiries and found that out of the 2000 growers only 150 of these were willing to help themselves by joining and supporting the growers’ organisation. The district was not the Peninsula, but growers in this part of the country could well take the lesson to heart. There are three Associations – Somerville, Tyabb and Red Hill– but the membership of these far from includes all growers in the district. Then, at the important fruit centre of Hastings there is no Association. One prominent grower there was even heard to remark that he would not join the Association to help keep some fellows in good billets in town. Perhaps the reference was to the secretary of the Central Association, who receives a princely salary of £100 per annum. The Association, however, helps hammering away with every little concession is hard fought for and thoroughly appreciated by its members. Enjoyed also by non-members and such communities as Hastings. Is it a fair thing that they should sit back while the faithful few do all the
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