CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 16, 1978

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gone. It was sort of fun, especially with an ebullient eleven-year-old fan at your elbow.

The last thing I want to be is a film critic. I could probably count on one hand the number of times I have been to a

¢ theatre in the last five years.

Furthermore, the imagery of almost any film is capable of widely

But Ster Wars cannot be described as exclusively tech- nological. Not can its tremen- dous popularity be accounted for at that level alone. What- ever else it may be, Star Wars is an epic with strong moral and religious overtones. It portrays the struggle of good and evil on a cosmic scale.

The plot is fundamentally simple, revolving around ‘a

tions. Most people see in‘a film

exactly what they want to see.

Probably Star Wars is no exception.

Maybe, however, I may be permitted to indulge in a few private impressions, for what they may be worth. You may or may not. agree ‘with my reading, but fere it is.

Star Wars is

galactic empire that seeks to conquer by sheer terror and destruction. Young Luke Skywalker exudes youth- ful idealism and manly .virtue. Ben Kenobi is the veteran warrior, benevolent and noble withal. Hans Solo is hard and cynical yet heroic, and ultimate- ly becomes good- -hearted. Leia is of course the -pure and central

first-rate science fiction, en- riched by an incredibly power- ful technology. The screen was ablaze with an intensity of energy which captivated the imagination. Probably never before has so much visual reality been projected into a spacé fantasy.

Somehow the vision of intergalactic empires, as also the immensity of the Death Star; was | fact, not fiction. The

nen not in the

‘This struggle of g evil is dominant throughout the film. Luke, Ben and ultimately Han all unite to destroy the evil, and apparently succeed. But as my uncannily observant young son informed me, Darth Badar bails out right at the end and escapes the catastrophic explosion of the death star— surely leaving way for a Star Wars sequel.

Yet, even if the evil protagonist is not finally de- stroyed, the base of his opera- tions is, and the lovely and - virtuous Leia is rescued and restored. For the present, all is calm and confident. The good has triumphed.

, -But not without the super- natural intervention of the Force, probably the most re- gious image of the entire

plot. All are sim-

always mystic, akin to the

ple of heart.

In stark contrast is the sinister, black-clad Darth Va- ° dar, at once villain and tyrant. As leader of the evil forces, he bears a remarkable resem- blance to Lucifer of the Bible.

Once good, he is not corrupt, obsessed by lust for power and supremacy. With his

of Star Ware can scarcely be disputed.

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I may be wrong but I feel strongly ‘that neither technol- ogy nor plot account for the box-office success of Star Wars. Its basic appeal lies in its forceful portrayal of the good- evil conflict, with its several related themes, not the least of them being the pure, self-sacri- ficing love-motif—all attesting to man's deeply religious na- ture.

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BURT CAMPBELL Publisher

RYON GUEDES, Editor

“Here let the press the people's “rights maintain, unawed by influence and unbribed by gain”

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(From a regular column in the Chicago Daily News.)

THE HOTTEST sUC- cass advice book for the year

Setting a Precedent —

Courts of revision for both

and the rural part of School District No, 9 have ‘set an important precedent In this region by. ordering. assessment reductions for taxpayers whose property values have been depreciated by government actions.

roviding they are upheld, the couris' eeciente grant reductions for lots

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B.C. Hydro’s Columbia River Treaty pro- pertles —. the decisions may also spur.

Videotaped Duiiness

Regular viewers of Channel 10 have by —

now noticed ~two significant facets © of Community Video's taped coverage of city council. meetings.

First, the obvious advantage to this type of coverage: verbatim accuracy. With virtually no third-party interference, taxpay- ers can view the process by which thelr

among and interest tn thelr con property assessments and how the assessments compare’ with those of thelr nelghbora.

The courts, composed of individuals

‘who are actually acquainted with the community and Its problems, are among the provincial government’s most responsive agencies and allow taxpayers to alr grievan- ces and requests on a local level. In addition, the decisions are made at public hearings which are accessible to anyone who wishes to attend, i In the next Court of Revision hearings a year from now, all who question . the consistency and falrness of their assess- ments should take advantage of the oppor- {unity to challenge them.

will Through Terror.

The book fs frankly aimed at those who weren't skilful enough to use the advice found in the many recent best-selling ‘books that recommended win-

ding through intimidation,

stealth and sneakiness,

I recently had a chance to read an advance copy of the book and talk to its author, Jack Nyfe, of New York.

“My book is for the blindly -

ambitious person who wants ithe best out of life—advance- ment in his career, financial

success, love, friends, meaning: - ful relationships—and is willing .

to do anything, short of mur- der, to get them. I feel there is an enormous market,

“MOST PEOPLE HAVE something they are’ absolutely terrified of—snakes, bugs, rats, darkness, heights. Find out what it is through casual conversation. Once you know, you have a devastating weapon.

“For example, two middle- level ‘were com-

Unlike senior levels of government, In which

profesalonal politicians play out their ideo--

logical battles on a broat more theatrical ncale, clty council often confines its fare to loss abstract issues, such as bent fire hydrant markers and clogged storm drains.

And officially having no special al allegt elty

ance to any. pariicular section of ti

munlelpal government reaches Second, its obvious dull-

counell - whe co uid be making more profitable use of

ness. Much of this can be attributed to the Umitations of the lightweight

‘thelr Tuesday nights — are obligated to make decisions they consider most benefic-

equipment used by Channel 10 program~

director Ed Chernoff. Coupled with the distracting background nolses emitted by city nall’s alr condliloning system, the monotonous panning of the single camera from one side of the council chamber to

fal to all

Although it Is not Iikely that counell coverage will outdraw Fish and Mary Tyler Moore, television view should at least take comfort In the knowledge that thelr city council is making decisions In a deft,

another does little to enh: effect of the broadcasts.

jut the lack of audience “appeai les chiefly In the screen Images of the mayor and council, who move so stiffly through

* their ,2gendas that they appeal to: be

“standing and silly personal clashes common to some other municipal councils In B.C.

One dramatic Insight which has come

out of the videotaped mestings Is that the

special

ind Inter-

elther

it would be council members as ill-at-ease in’ front of the camera. At this point most have learned to ignore the electronic eye and devote all their concentration to dealing: with the piles of paper on thelr deske.

Nor is it true that they are unable to communicate. Council members usually manage to express themselves audibly and effectively in logical statements.

What Is probably ultimately responsible for the fallure of council to capture the imagination of television. viewers is the format, of municipal government Itself.

whi the time or patience to view two uninterrupt- ed hours of

like manner..without” the. grand- ,

peting for the same Promotion.

‘But he had a | paralyzing revul- sion for bugs. His rival, Walter C., knew about it.

“On the day of an impor- tant 10 am. departmental meeting, Walter got to the

-office carly aud-siigped a few

beetles into Jack's can of Constant Comment tea bags. He put some roaches into Jack's pipe tobacco urn. He sent Jack an inter-office envelope con- taining a spider.

‘BY THE TIME THE meeting began, poor Jack had developed a facial twitch and was hyperventilating. He made a terrible showing. Walter got the promotion and Jack got the sack.”

In a chapter called “Hit His Where He Lives,” Nyfe

—T7"Moat successful people have orderly private lives. If you can turn your rival’s private life into a shambles, his concentration will be broken, is energies drained, and you've got him.

“fn the actual case of Sam ”

Sleeping With Three Years of Sunsets

By ERMA BOMBECK

(From a synidcated daily column.)

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU get when you cross an orthodox newspaper. clipper with a re- formed magazine saver?

A house that’s the pits.

T don't know which is worse—a husband who sits around night after night: rip- ping and tearing holes in the newspaper. or a woman who

can't bring herself to.-throw | away the Credit ‘Union Quar- : terly from spring, 1948.

“SOMETHING HAS TO give,” I told my husband at breakfast yesterday, “I. can't turn around without falling over: some pitiful. little para- graph about the rainfali in

Channel 10 provides a valuable back- ground service but does no more to isolate and explain the major issues than does a court transcript or a copy of the Hansard. It. Is. important that print. and broadcast reporters concentrate on what city council says, rather than how It says It.

And: it is ie esponsibility of the taxpayer to understand the advantages of both types of cor ou and use them to put local public affalrs Into proper perspective.

| . Remember?

Castlegar News headline stories one year ago

la or a talking dog in a

bar.’

“Where -did you find that story about the dog? I've been looking for it. Besides, what about you? Is there any reason why I am sleeping with three years of Sunsets?”

- “Iam going through those magazines some day and clip- ping out all the recipes.”

_. “TM CURIOUS. WHAT do you do with all the recipes you clip?”

‘I put hem ein in a little notebook called

* “Then why ie you throw the magazines away?”

“Because some of them

A strike, which hit three of B.C.'s chemical

plants that

needed in the manufacturing of pulp, brings the ahavancaiaeel that the local Pulp mill was facing shutdown with a chemical supply good fort one more eek.

The Castlegar D: with 73 members. ~ .

reaches its highest peak in membership

*

The 1976 sewer report indicates there had been 947 connections made in the south section of the

city. s

*

An ambitious program, Trade Fair ‘77, sponsored by the Selkirk Lions of Castlegar, has all " indications of being the biggest trade fair to hit the West Kootenays. .

The 20th anniversary of the Good Citizen of the es award, sponsored by the Castlegar Kiwanis Club. is celebrated with the attendance of all past award winners at a banquet held by the Club.

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have for making a~ doll out of a broom for a bridal shower, transferring zodiac signs to guest towels and. making a sauna out of discarded | wine barrels.”

“BUT YOU NEVER DO those things.”

“I will some day when I'm not busy clipping magazines. Besides, you have more brass than a door knob to make fun of me. What about all those ridi- culous things you clip?"

“I never clip for myself,” he said defensively. “It's always for someone else. I save them for people, like that amusing story of what Billy Carter said

*. when they asked him about the’

energy bill. You never know when someone will need a \warm-up story for a serious speech.”

“ALL I ENOW IS THIS house .is ready to walk. The stove drawer is stuffed with scraps of paper, the closets and cupboards are bulging with magazines and you are sitting on Prudential’ 's annual report.”

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f “What possible harm could it

do?"

Just then our two sons came in. “He just stole my Sports Illustrated from 1971." “And he took my football program from.1973 and won't give it back.” " -

WE LOOKED AT. ONE -

another. An orthodox news- . paper clipper and a reformed

magazine saver can marry .,.

jbut they | she

children. .

ould : never -have a

J., he was blocked from ad. vancement because Arnold M., his supervisor, was doing a competent, steady job, Sam had to do something about Arnold,

“Arnold often worked late ||

at the office. So Sam began slipping books of matches from the Rialto Motel into Arnold's topcoat pocket. |

“ARNOLD'S WIFE FOUND them, became curious and

asked him about the matches. |

Arnold said he must - have picked them up at the office.

ite we registered at the motel under Arnold's name. Then he slipped a room: key into Arnold's pocket. Arnold’s wife found it and they had a terrible row.

“Then the package arrived at Arnoiii's house. It contained a size 40-C bra and a note saying: You left this behind during your most recent visit. We hope you'and your husband visit us again. Sincerely, the Rialto Motel management.’

“That was it, She filed for divorce, Arnold took to drink, lost his job and was last seen on Skid Row, a totally broken man and no longer an impediment to Sam's career.”

DURING OUR INTER- view, author Nyfe said he expects to be invited to appear on every major talk show and that his book will receive favorable reviews.

“I know this,” he said, “because every talk ‘show heat, every book reviewer has some- thing he fears, or a wife ‘who could be made

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