BY THE WAY.

Dozerdust, Volume 1, Issue 24, 27 November 1943, Page 5

BY THE WAY.

SGT. A. Chapman arrives to help our • Clean Old Man ” whom we rarely see * never delivering pap •ors - since ho camoup to take over the job of Technical Storeman. BICK Lauric and Bill Morrisey o tumbled home last Sunday night - • dont break the crockery, you mug • " Where, is the crockery you fool ?• Bo rt further details ask Bill* JIMMY Woods latest hair cut suits him admirably, ' but tough on the barbers* OVERHEARD when Barber Soandrett was cutting a clients hair r Your head is like heaven - there alnt no partin' there • GEOBGB Welsh had the misfortune to Ilnurs his hand which meant that ho was unable to compete in the Shot Put at the Base Sports. Judging on his throws ho would have been hard to beat. BOXER Me Cosh is back from Transit Camp. After one night of boxing he had to go to R.A.P, next morning* No, it was not Dave Holwell a fault. TRY outs for ths tug-a war attracted poor support until a bottle of beer was offered for every pull that rang the bell at 200 lbs. Awful lot of beer claimed.

TRUCK Drivers Mbn Bishop and Lauric Thurston locked in to give us the once over during their leave* It wan the first t ime Laurie had visited us * he was very impressed and joined with Bon is wishing he were here for a while. PAINTERS Harry Cole, Bill Goddard, lock Allison, Heit Butler and Tom Martin now busy with brushes up on the hill. We hope to have a few reflections from Jock and Tom in our next issue. JIM Craig back on the job again after a spell in the hospital* «e io a great supporter of 4th. Gen. SNOW Hendry who is also a patient is spending a good deal of his time on a A.B.W.S. Course on electricity. He should make sparks fly when he comes out •