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away anyone who seeks him’. out, visitors. surprise him. seme of them found me = MacCieave, who relies on made. But his first one still | ee, 6A tenant whose. landlord 3°. can’t. be. ‘found when the . furnace breaks down, may now turn to the ‘New Brunswick. government to get it fixed fast. - “Landlords. who. can’t: ‘gid paint,’ ” she said in an in- ‘ terview. “But where you: have a situation that actually does need (attention):to bring it up ‘to a state of repair or ‘fit for . habitation, - then our ue nalural ins’ ‘reserves: _ loge. be pee “was ‘working’. “on. ‘a "Be foo hard, " he says. “And: : @uitar and somehow got the- “TE figured’ I did. well. with - idea of trying a violin. After: ‘what I had to work with. © 1a few moments of thought," “I take pride he deciphered the’ design: everything 1 do and my _ and primed himself for the philosophy is. to excel in ‘task. . \ everything you do.” - : Spruce for the sound- 4 PEOPLE '* After‘a-day of recording dialogue as Luke Skywalker, ‘Mark Hamill arrives at the Shubert Theatre in Century ‘City, Calif., to prepare for his role as Wolfgang Amadeus "Mozart. “I like doitig two such different things," says the man - who has starred in two of the ‘all-time moneymakers, Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back, and is working on the last of the trilogy, Revenge of the Jedi, due-in May: : “At 31, Hamill has no trouble impersonating a 16-year-old, - “and that has been part of his problem as a working actor. - The other part of his problem ig “producers: seem to think — ~ that Star Wars promises. the extent of my talent.” Hamill can take solace: Star Wars producer George - = . About _ Lucas has given: Hamill and his co-stars’ profit percentages ° ‘that should. assure them comfortable incomes for ‘ght ; years, a be ‘Elsewhere near ‘the city. of lights, the movie industry patted itself on the back for. boffo box office boam suring. _the New Year’s holiday weekend. Tootsie was the season’s big winner and led'a parade of attractions followed by The Toy, The Dark Crystal, 48 Hrs. " ‘Airplane UH: The Sequel, Best Friends and The Verdict. The losers were Six Weeks, Trail of the Pink Panther, Still. of. the Night. and Honkytonk Mati‘“"" Tootsie, Dustin Hoffman's.comedy about an uiemployed actor who’ finds stardonr ‘when he ‘pases. as a woman, collected more than $11 million at 1,020 theatres. oa in the North, far away from the irendy: ‘cafes ‘and’ sarty circults of the big.arts cenires, Archle Beantien: ‘paints the life and legends of his people: ©) > Pats Beailliew, 31, is a member of the Dogrib tribe of the Deite ’ Nation who was born and still lives in the hunting, trapping. . and fishing community of Fort Rae on the noith arm. of “Great Slave Lake in the ‘Northwest. Territories. : His talent for art has Sradually, taken over his life. “Ag a ‘kid, whenever F-had any free: ‘time, I-was: always. _ doing art,” Beaulieu sald'in an interview. “I just had it in “me,” ‘Beaulieu said he sold all 40 palnitags at his first show ina Yellowknife gallery in 1980. He now sells ‘privately and through’ the Native ‘Women’ s Asaoeiation. in Yellowkutfe. " Elldabeth Taylor met Israeli Prime Minister. Menachem Begin for 20 minutes Tuesday in Jerusalem as part of her tour of the Middle. > She arrived for the meeting. with her leg bandaged as the result of a weekend car accident.” The actress plans to fly to Beirut today for a meeting with Lebanese President Amin Gemayel. A king’ has fallen. King Juan Cartes of Spain, who turns:45 today, fell and cracked his’ ‘pelvis on-a ski slope in Gstaad, Switzerland, a statement ‘issued by the royal palace said Tuesday. .- - It said Juan Carlos felt Monday while skiing in-the Swiss - resort where he was vacationing with ‘Queen Sofia and his sen i. < Swoduped | and. .Js ‘eoming, “close. to- logging - new oil; othe - ah “has hit’ Petro-Canada - the - n violin making 1. <. * Comes: from Europe and the: in-.. = decide from the sound if it is “-sideboards. in a fr + Inc.'s While they. gradually’come . marketing-assets for about. $570 million, its. fourth ~ Niolin set before putting the - of spruce Intended for the‘ ~ remain in relative obscurity, - that, his. Job. took. him — to: do ‘with’ citi ha ‘financial: necessity: Industry activity |, is dows ‘and Hopper said: the. decline . an off "Nova. 'Seotia:, ee -withdut:- . - Significant oil: dincavery ait” ‘thme : "Betio-Conada's debt": boards’ and: ‘maple for . the. sides, back,’ top, and neck: clally troubled“: “Dome. “Petroleum Ltd.: which ¢ owes” $8' billion.’ Petro- Canada ~ now owes about $1.5 billion. Petro-Canada's: acqui- sition “ binge’ will . end’ this 1 year when it completes a “deal to absorb BP Canada “. refining: ‘eboily for the fingerboard i is from “Africa, oa “I. rub évery. piece ‘and. © any good.” - ; He starts by wedging ‘the . ‘to hold the shape of a'violin, ‘he carves the back and front “major purchase since 1976, "pieces. He -then: glues - the East Coast offshore ex- pieces together along with. ploration will continue to be the fingerboard and lets the Petro-Canada’s main focus ‘final touches to it. -. It usually takes’ him 150 hours to complete - en in- ‘ strument, - : MacCleave is not only . concerned with how a violin: sounds. He rejected a piece ‘ top of a violin because ithad a knot, one that ‘imight not . affect the sound but doesn’t fet look good:” . The loud volume. ang’ | ‘brilliant’ tone. of his—‘fn- .' struments: have ‘made him. ‘known worldwide among serious violin and fiddle players. et + Net, MacCleave wishes to * in Oxford, ‘Where he- aleo fishes, gardens; curls and ~ keeps. in touch with thée-' world of boxing. -His first class as a teacher . found. him in a one-room school with 52 students in grades. one to. eight. After “around the province and he maved to Oxford’ in’ 1955." - Retirement sits well with MacCleave. He plays his ; violins: with local friends 5 every now-.and then at ff ; senior citizens homes i in the Oxford area, 4 pastime he enjoys, os * “Some of them might not . hear any. live: music if we was ‘Second only’ 40. finan-:° | vowel sen" the “tederal,_ ‘ih 1983, said. govérnment's | 4. équity - some: ‘obstacles like’ be allotment ta: the. Crown’ jurisdictional ai “not -. paid Projected , commerical quantities of ol by. the mid-1980s, now: may * serlous- production before. 1089, that’ to. - provide | - Hopper said. “It may require royalty and tax concessions to’ eet" ar . Hibernia's ofl flowing, he “The . governments and - . may haveto take leas, ‘that’ 5 added. all, ss Hopper is not enthisslastic end gia “slump in’ world oil. prices ke ae eve produce * hs _ about . Beaufort: Sea oil; . except for some «inshore: _ leases were. Petro-Canada” . has an interest. wee aaa dE TS “Phone | Manager anytime at 638-1268 _ Please enquire about our . new reduced rents. “TETRAULT PLACE _ APARTMENTS - ‘Rents start at $300, Fridge, . stove, drapes, carpeting, off “Street pereinge security system, Phot recep anytime 638-1268 - MANOR. 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