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Wednesday.
November
27,
1946
Macey's
Down
Port
Edward
Taximen
.'Maintain
Unbeaten
(Grotto
overcame
Canadian
Le-Record
Tic
in
Junio
League
glon
21-17.
-
Standing
Making
what
was
'n
effect,
practically
a
one-man
raid
on
Macey's
of
the
Senior
"B"
League,
Port
Edward
hoopsters
last
night
missed
by
only
a
narrow
margin
carrying
off
the
honors
in
a
hard
fought
encounter.
The
visitors
ended
holding
the
short
end
of
the
45-43
score.
In
the
three
other
names
of
the
ression,
99
Taxi
maintained
its
Senior
"A"
supremacy
by
defeating
Savoys
32-30
while
hi
the
Girls'
League
Rainbirds
downed
People's
Store
by
a
score
29-21
and
in
the
Junior
League,
"A"
LEAGUE
BOWL
SCORES
Variety
Store
and
Big
Sisters
Have
Clean
Sweep
Victories
With
an
aggregate
three-game
score
of
2,522,
Variety
Store
dominated
last
night's
Ladies
"A"
bowling,
running
up
team
scores
"of
70S,
851
and
903.
Team
standings
for
the
night
in
games
were:
Variety
Store
3,
Annettes
0.
Big
Sisters
3,
Savoy
Swingers
0.
Moose
2,
Orange
1.
Ideal
Cleaners
2,
Lucky
Strikes
1.
Toilers
2,
Miller
Bay
1
1.
101
143
165
203
132
143
189
120
155
175
109
109
851
903
133
120
134
177
150
145
165
161
188
152
26
'
23
796
781
139
224
158
128
95
106
109
135
190
67
737
801
292
156
46
106
88
157
128
96
146
155
33
33
733
703
114
82
97
151
193
134
122
111
211
197
107
107
844
782
162
118
206
92
198
119
143
192
152
100
89
89
955
710
128
139
113
160
114
189
161
178
145
149
19
19
780
834
VARIETY
E.
Feasby
101
I.
Lykegaard
124
F.
McKinnon
146
F.
Campbell
147
A.
McLean
141
Handicap
103
Totals
768
ANNETTES
Montgomery
128
Smith
,
123
McMillan
162
Ostashcwer
.
..
129
Dickens
158
Handicap
26
Totals
726
EIG
SISTERS
B.
Gomez
154
E.
Bond
192
,,.r
Vi
Alexander
E.
Rothwell
136,
R.
Alexander
138
V.
Alexander
129
Totals
849
SAVOY
SWINGERS
Macphee
178
McLeod
Knutson
109
Menzies
127
IcCallum
169
Low
Score
129
HandlAp
3
"
"Totals
715
ORANGE
A.
Newton
.
125
A.
Denton
145
E.
Anderson
144
P.
Andrews'
133
B.
Piper
162
Handicap
107
Totals
716
MOOSE
Taylor
142
Hilton
106
Irvine
202
Erickson
163
-Morrison
123
Handicap
89
Totals
.
825
-LUCKY
STRIKES
J,
Boulter
94
M.
Scharfe
134
C.
Barrie
154
..A.
Postak
117
J.
Warren
131
Handicap
,
19
Totals
49
IDEAL
CLEANERS
H.
Schmidt
20'4
152
134
D.
Hood
217
96
135
It.
Suden
138
184
220
1).
Ballinger
198
148
183
Low
Score
...
94
113
139
Handicap
......
22
22
22
Totals
873
715
844
TOILERS
M.
Smith
185
198
G.
Richards
137
151
C.
McLeod
172
108
J.
Menzies
142
193
;B.
Ellison
150
123
Handicap
90
90
Totals
876
868
MILLAR
BAY
Peterson
73
201
143
Kelly
99
80
89
Roberts
65
70
72
Morton
89
125
154
Vincent
142
119
110
Totals
468
595
568
Port
Edward's
scoring
strength
was
pretty
well
wrapped
up
in
the
person
of
A.
Gurney,
who
lobbed
'in
32
of
the
visitors'
43
points.
In
a
manner
reminiscent
of
Jack
Lindsay
in
one
of
his
"hot"
moments,
Gurney
made
every
move
count
toward
a
score.
His
virtuosity
accounted
for
16
of
his
team's
32
points
at
half
time
but,
even
at
that
early
date,
failed
to
match
the
more
widely
distributed
accuracy
of
Macey's
who
had
tallied
up
27
points
by
the
half-time
whistle.
Joe
Haugan
led
the
Macey's
scoring
with
14
points,
followed
by
Maurice
Teng
with
10.
R.
McNeil
scored
9
points
for.
Port
Edward.
91
Wins
Again
In
the
Senior
"A"
game,
99
Taxi
p.rrlved
at
half
time
lead-
n.g
Savoys
17
14,
and
Savoys
managed
to
narrow
the
margin
during
the
second
lialfy
a
single
point.
Lindsay
carried
the
individual
honors
for
the
taxi-
men
with
12
points
while
Ted
Arney
ran
up
an
equal
number
for
Savoys.
The
girls'
game
vas
distinguished
by
Rainbirds'
successful
effort
to
overcome
Peoples
Store's
initial
lead
thus
saving
themselves
from
their
second
defeat
of
the
season
at
the
hands
of
the
working
girls.
Half
time
score
was
12-11
in
favor
of
Peoples
Store.
Hard-working
Carol
Grey
tal-l.'ed
12
points
for
People's
Store
while
Budinlch
ana
Thain
led
the
scoring
for
Rainbirds
with
11
and
10
points
respectively.
Grotto
obviously
had
the
ad
vantage
throughout
their
Junior
League
encounter
with
Legion.
Scoring
was
well
distrib-.
tited,
none
of
the
players
run
ning
up
any
spectacular
totals.
Grotto
led
at
half
time
by
a
score
of
10-6..
Senior
"A"
99
Taxi
MacPhee
7,
Dominate
4,
Houston,
Beynon
7,
Lindsay
12,
Viereck
2,
Clausen.
Savoys
Davis
9,
M.
Holkestad,
T.
Arney
12,
R.
Haugara,
R.
Vuck-ovich
2,
D.
Arney
1,
A.
Holkestad
6,
D.
Murray.
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Senior
"15"
Macey's
B.
Pierce
8,
E.
Pierce
4,
Menzies
4,
Teng
10,
James
1.
Olafson,
Slatta
4,
Gill,
Haugan
14.
Port
Edward
A.
Gurney
32,
C.
Clauten,
A.
Luson,
T.
Stevens
2,
A.
Stevens,
R.
Mo.Xell
9,
R.
Morgan.
Girls'
League
Rair.i'jirds
B.
Hamilton
2,
R.
Thain
10,
Budinlch
11,
N.
Bill
2,
MacKenzie,
Howe,
Youngman,
A.
Hamilton
4,
Thompson,
Kennedy.
People's
Store
Grey
12,
Sand-ahls,
Blain
5,
M.
Bill
2,
Berg
2,
Thornton.
Junior
League
Grotto
Hebb
7,
Currie
2,
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she
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private
secretary
to
a
cabinet
minister,
and
complained
that
if
a
man
could
get
her
job
he
would
get
20
per
cent
more
pay.
Miss
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protest
that
women
have
labored
too
long
under
unfair
conditions
in
all
forms
of
employment
stirs
con-
cern
in
high
places
in
the
Labor
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movement,
dependent
through
'
its
history
on
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support
of
women
workers,
Miss
George
is
secretary
to
George
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minister
of
works,
and
other
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Senior
"A"
99
Taxi
9
0
9
B.
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Packers
3
5
3
Savoy
i
8
1
Senior
"B"
Rainmakers
8
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8
Maceys
3
5
3
Co-op
l
7
1
Girls'
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Rainbirds
7
17
Peoples
Store
17
1
Junior
League
Gyro
5
15
Grotto
5'
2
5
Canadian
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3
3
3
Watts
and
Nickerson
0
7
0
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Equality
ministers
in
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Labor
government
porbably
have
'women
secretaries
who
hold
similar
views.
The
equal-pay-for
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school
has
its
enemies
in
those
who
say
the
average
man
has
to
maintain
not
only
himself
but
a
wife
and
family
while
many
working
women
have
not
the
same
responsibility.
The
T.U.C.,
however,
carried
unanimously
a
resolution
declaring
dissatisfaction
with
"discriminatory
practices
pursued
by
employers
of
labor
against
their
female
staffs."
As
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major
employer
of
le-
male
labor,
the
government
hopes
its
answer
to
the
demand
for
equal
pay
for
men
and
wo-
men
doing
similar
work
will
be
made
easier
by
the
report
of
a
royal
commission
on
the
question
which
has
been
sitting
at
length
but
is
expected
to-report
shortly.
The
commission
was
established
by
the
Churchill
coalition
government
as
a
result,
of
the
defeat
by
one
vote
on
an
education
bill
amendment
dealing
with
equal
pay
for
women
v
teachers,
i.
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then
a
Conservative
back-bencher,
was
responsible
for
this
defeat.
Later
she
became
under-secre-tary
for
education
but
lost
her
seat
at
the
1945
general
election.
The
commission
was
asked
to
advise
the
government
on
the
social
and
industrial
implications
of
equal
pay
and
what
would
be
involved
if
it
were
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as
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matter
of
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now
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seasonably
quiet
and
the
six
salmon
canneries
of
the
community
are
closed
down.
Although
the
sawmill
is
running
full
blast,
the
United
States
Army
is
taking
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entire
pro
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and
there
are
no
building
materials
for
many
people
who
would
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homes
and
makim
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were
they
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to
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has
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deserted
for
the
past
couple
of
months
of
larger
craft
due
to
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west
coast
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regular
steamboat
callers
being
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and
Princess
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new
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now
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ar-
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for
in
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night
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city's
theatres.
been
shuttling
back
and
forth
between
Ketchikan
and
Prince
Rupert
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out
fish
products
and
bringing
in
foodstuffs.
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winter
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so
far.
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has
been
clear,
cool
and
dry
and,
while
Seattle,
Vancouver
and
Prince
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