Hale’s tales of the grizzly who likes to steal porridg I WOULD like to inform everyone that on Saturday, June 24 from 1 to 3 p.m, Jerry and Rose Hale will be at the Coles book store at the Skeena Mall for a book signing session, Their’ latest book, The Adventure of Muskwa, is a true life story that took place in the beautiful Cas- Siar mountains at Tatogga . Lake, BiG; - - In it, Jerry and Rose tell of Muskwa, a huge grizzly bear who paid them an un- expected visit in 1997, After-a’ few years of some very hard times while living. in- Alberta, where they lost their home ‘la. the. ‘bank, Jerry and Rose . Hale moved to Tatogga Lake to operate the Tatog- ga Lake Resort. In 1994, they sold’ the business to Bunty Altaus and retired to live in their home at Ta- topga Lake. © , Once, while they were away visiting their family in Alberta, Muskwa, a huge grizzly bear, entered their home and proceeded to tear the place apart. The first time he entered, he went through a window and made himself comfart- able in the bed. -Later, he returned and started ripping apart a wall, and starting destroy- ing things. He somehow smashed a rocking chair and proceeded to eat everything he could - in- cluding the porridge. When ‘Jerry and Rose returned home to this ter- tible mess, they had to buy a new bed, a new rocking chair, and, of course, more porridge. Then they went ahead to try and bear-proof their house. After this was all done, and when Jerry and Rose told friends about their ter- tifying story, they said it Marion Purschke, seen here holding the cake, was the guest of honour at a recent party marking her 7Oth birthday, where she was joined by her good friand, Jean Maroney, seen seated to her right, and Bernadette Hallock. HERE ‘N THERE YVONNE MOEN was like a real-life fairy- tale: Goldilocks and the Three Bears, So, they decided to write about the bear exper- ience in a book, and that’s how The Adventure of Muskwa came to be, So, if you want to find out more on Muskwa, just drop down to Coles book store in the Skeena Mall on Saturday, June 24, and you can talk ta Jerry and Rose Hale about their life on the shores of Tatogga Lake. Jerry and Rose have now had three books pub- lished. The other two are / Never Walked Alone and My Walk With God. A surprise 70th birthday luncheon was held at 1 pm, on May 13 at the Northern Motor Inn for a long-time resident of Ter- race, Marion Purschke, A group of 25 ladies — long-time friends members of the Catholic Women’s League (CWL) - all gathered together to wish Marion a very happy and “ff you've got EMAIL, you.can reach us © electrunicaily, We welcome letters, news tips, sports and community, -. *. ‘contributions, and: feedback of all types. ~ standard@kermode.net 70th birthday. A lovely, flowery hang- ing basket was presented io Marion from the group, as well as other gifts she received from friends who came to share this happy . day with her. The surprise luncheon was organized by a few la- dies of the CWL, includ- ing Polly Kuemper, Irene Kuemper, Bernadette Hal- lock, Jean Maroney, Marie Macado, and Joan Korpe. Everyone there had a fun time together, and were all wont to wish Mar- ion the best of health in the coming year. 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Late NightGames Doors 9:30 p.m. Bingo Every Saturday Afternoon TV, MONITORS 4410 Legion, Terrace NO SMOKING Doors 11:30 a.m. Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 1:00 p.m. Games 6:15 p.m. Games 9:45 p.m. AISLE CONCESSION 635-2411 The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 21, 2000 - B3 YOU BE THE JUDGE BY CLAIRE BERNSTEIN Take My Ex-Wife! Joe was sitling facing his psychologist. Tears streamed from his eyes. His psychologist, was sympathetic. “Tissue?” “No thanks.” Silence. The psychologist broke the silence. “So how did the divorce trial go, Joe?” “Terrible. Linda, my ex; gol custody of Amanda. Amanda's fifteen... She's such a wonderful child. And | won't be there for her during these important years,” Joe sighed. “The judge ordered me to. pay Linda $1200 a.month. for her. support... and $500 .c month for Amanda,“ The psychologist looked puzzled. “What's the matter with Linda? Can‘t she work for herself? I's not as if you're a high-flying executive. You work in a sawmill.” The lears kept pouring. “Tissue?” “No, thanks,” Silence. ; Finally Joe spoke up. “Linda never got beyond high school. Shes only worked in low paying clerical jobs. Plus, she’s bean off the work market for 13 years. Because‘of all that, the judge ruled that she can‘t work. Sof have to pay.” The psychologist looked at his watch. “Time's up, Joe. See you next month.” Al the next session Joe was terribly agilated. “You've got to help me. Linda won't let me sea Amanda.” The psychologist tensed. “Did you speak to your lawyer?” |. “Yes, We went to court. But she still refused and the judge held her in contempt of court, She went fo jail for 30 days.” _ Its time she went out and go! ajob BASED.ON ACTUAL COURT CASES The psychologist relaxed. » “So everything is okay, right?” “Wrong!!! Linda still refuses to allow me to see. my daughter! And now, Amanda herself refuses.ta see me, Linda has poi- sohed Amanda's mind. | spoke to my law- yer. Nothing can be done.’ Joe's head drooped on his chest. "| love my daughter. | don't deserve Linda's hatred.” ~~ | One month later, the psychologist got a phone.call from Joe: “I can't come today. |'m going to court. last my job. What a disaster! I’m asking the court if can stop paying Linda alimony. In court, Joe was desperate, “Your Honour, ils unfair for me to pay any support to my ex-wile, Linda has made no effort to ind ‘a job, meanwhile | am being laid off. She has been in contempt of court and had not allowed me to visit my daughter for five years.” Linda fought back, “Joe is grasping for any excuse he can to gel oul of paying, Your Honour. | can’t work Becouse | have no job skills. | should not be persecuted just because Amanda does not want to see her aller.” Should Joe be forced to pay alimony? YOU! Be the Judge! Then lack belaw for the decision, SPONSORED BY Phone: 638-0354 WRIGHT & MARDIROS TRIAL LAWYERS Serving the Pacific Northwest TERENCE WRIGHT 15 years experience DAVID MARDIROS Criminal and Family Law Civil Litigation Aboriginal Law Free Initial Interview for I-C.B.C. and Personal Injury Claims 4730 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace, B.C, V8G 1T2 Fax: 635-2919 YOU BE THE JUDGE - DECISION “loe, you ng lager haw fo y spousal support,” the Je destroy ihe relorenahip baboaar you and Amanda.” a ruled, Linda's mixcondua offue ate rl Sho refuses to werk, thq wos in contempt of o cour! order, cad she hos octed fa YOU! BE THE JUDGE js based on ocutal court cosas Today's decision is based on the facts of the case and He tow of Britsh Columbia. #f pou hove a similar preb- njust on Jom, pleose consult Wright & Mordiros. 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