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RINGETTE TEAMS from
all over the north met in
Terrace over the
weekend for a 14-team
tournament. This game

~ saw Terrace's novice divi-
- Slon take

on Prince
George. That's Triston
Murray and Taylor Mallett
who helped lead their
team to a 10-7 victory.

Super BM undefeated in

Men’s Indoor Soccer

MEN’S FUTSAL is back in
action and the undefeated
Super BM still looks pretty
untouchable,

The team sits high atop
the league standings, with

fence with 38 goals this sea-
son.

And that offence struck
early and hard, taking a two-
point lead on goals scored
by Gary Galuska and Clint

nearly twice the points of -

their nearest rival,

As of Friday, Super BM
had won all seven of their
games, with no losses, no
ties and allowed just 11
goals all season while pot-
ting 29 themselves.

That’ undefeated streak
nearly came to an end last
week in a game against
second-place Park V&M.
Although they are tied for
second with two other
teams, Park V&M has the
league’s most potent of-

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keeper Alcx Hassett to earn
the game-winner and con-
tinue Super BM’s  un-
defeated streak.

Meanwhile, another game
played last week had to be

‘‘We want to get rid of this stuff — send a
clear message that repeat offenders will be dealt
with harshly’? —Jacque Corstanje on fighting

Shepard. Super BM fought
back, tying the game twice
and making it 4-4 in the
fourth quarter.

Then, wilh just minutes
left in the game, George De
Medeiros of Super BM
blasted one past Park V&M

halted because of violence.
That game saw Wedges

and Western Pacific in a

battle that had to be stopped

with just eight minutes left

to play in the second half.
Officials stopped the game
after an altercation began

between four players.

“The recommendation is
that they ail receive a leng-
thy suspension,” _—the
league’s Jaques Corstanje
says of the fighters. “We
want to get rid of this stuff
— send aclear message that
repeat offenders will be
dealt with harshly.”

Besides the odd mix-up,
Corstanje says the league
competition is very strong,
with many teams coming to-
gcther.

‘Super BM really has it,
no matter who they play,’’
he says, ‘‘Other teams are
very close, bul with just
seven games left it will be
hard to catch Super BM,’’

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“Who's that babe sitting out
in the hall, Jean-Pierre?”

. Jean-Pierre was at his desk
gettin out the file of the next applicant
or a Canadian Visa. ;

“Fred| That ‘babe’ is applying
to the Commission of Canada, here in
Hong Kong, for permission for her and
her Son to move to Canada, it’s our job
to examine the file, not the body."

_, “Come on, Jean-Plerre, don't
you think a gorgeous looker will be an
asset to Canada?” | ;

ignoring Fred, Jean-Pierre
went to greet Soo.

_, , tean-Plere opened Soo's file,
studied it and then looked up with a
frown.

“Madame Soo, there's just
one thing that concerns me.

You are applying as a single moth-
er, but our records show you are
married. Why this discrapancy?

“Ah, Monsieur Jean-Pierre,
there is a mistake. | am not married to
Benton, | arm his concubine.”

Jean-Pierre turned and whis-

ered out of the corner of his mouth to

red,
“What's aconcubine?” _
te lstress." Fred whispered with a
smile.
Jean-Plerre turned back to
Soo, relieved. “No problem.” And he
stamped the immigration visas.
fter Soo had left, Fred turned to
Jean-Plerre. .

. “There's something suspi-
cious about that woman.” Fred
remarked,

; ., Jean-Pierre frowned once

again. He liked everything neat and tidy.
is job depended on it,

_ "She's just too gorgeous.”

Fred continued, “There's something

power ful even cruel about her. She's

Ike the Cat Woman In Batman.”

Jear-Pierre grabbed the

“YOu BE:‘THE.
Cat Woman Goes To Immigration

UDGE

BASED ON
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CASES

phone.
“Give me the Investigation
Department.”

; The Department went Into
their secret files. The clerk phoned

ack,

“Jean Pierre, Soo is a mem-:
ber of the Hong Kong Triad - the equiv.
alent of the mafia. We'll get a
Canadian court crder to revoke her
visas. We can do it while she’s still in
Hong Kong. And we ‘are freezing her
files so she can't get the Informer's
name, Otherwise he's dead meat.

The court revoked the visas. Soc

appealed.
‘ — *“Your Honour,” Soo pleaded with
the judge, “The Charter puarantees my
right to life, liberty and security. By
preventing my entry into Canada, they
interfered with my liberty. By saying
I'm in the Mafia, they damaged my tep-
utation and thus, my security, ake
them tell me exactly why they're keep-
ing me out of Canada and make them
give me my visa.”

Jean-Paul argued back: "The law
says that people connected to organ-
ized crime cannot move to Canada,
‘our Honour. We are trying to protect

anadian soclety fram those likely to
engage in criminal activities.
Furthermore, we have no obligation ta
give Soo the Information we found.”

Should Sao be told why her visa
was revoked and be let Into the
country? .

You! Be The Judge. Then see
below for the court's decision

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