"A GOOD SHOW"

Dozerdust, Volume 1, Issue 23, 22 November 1943, Page 5

"A GOOD SHOW "

WIOT it became known on Monday night Wit Lt-Col > JR# Sayers had granted permission to use the I*D Block for n dance on Thur©day night*.s an appreciation of the way in which construction of the hospital had been carried out#no time wau lest in forming a committee to get everything underway* Sister M e Talbot and Opl 9 Brown panted Sisters & W.A, A.o.u re otivol, Padre Michael and Cpl, Miller th;, hospital personnel and 01 p. A; Wagner & Bpr# •*# Bradley Works. A tempo rniy floor was laid down and soon polished into good, chape# The orchestra looked kike proving a bother; an effort was made to secure a Branch one, this failing 9 efforts wore turned in the direct tion of am American band# Col. Sayers came to the rescue,, by s ecu ring Jby courtesy of Brigadier JDovcia five piece orchestra from "lv# Ban®, Shadiest! to say, the dance was voted a ” good show :! * For most present -dancing in the open was ah innovation - and one that is eminently suited to the climate®'. Thanks arc due to Sgt® Cheater and 11 Snow Botosson for assistance with supper and cake; to Tom ’fuMl fr '’Pop” Brayton , -Borey Seagal and lZauri'2 Woods of Works ■ for their share in cutting sandwiches Sister Hill, of the hospital stuff , earned the thanks of th a. committee for her asoi s. - tones in adv .tea and dance in arranging for the catering*

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