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OTTAWA (CP) — prefer beer and

imported wine, in Atlantic Canada they Like rum and in Ontario and the Pralries, whisky is the favorite drink.

‘Page 6, The Herald, Tuesday, August 21, 1979,

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ynanani child in the coun

They also knocked back 42,2 mililon galions of liquor

and alpped $7 million ga

of wine, At an average of 1%

ounces of liquor that's

48 billion cocktails, nearly

200 for each person in the country.

average i the Yukon is more than lone. They also consumed more than 2 1-

2 gallons ot wine for each reaident, compared with -a

gallons, and 3.8 gallons of spirits. compared with the

‘H-drink almost“dny

gallons. -_ . Officials at Statistics figures

national ave: age of 1.6 Canadian ‘average of 18° Canada: say these

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normal, or euphoria, and said that people can alter-

highest per cepita con- ,Salés totalled more that #4 sumption of beet wine and lili, but: that..does riot, ete spirits while British aed gra be: — Columbia is second in wine cena: = aatioe. It is Naptie con vee i , r capita con-. sumption ot beer ‘Taxes on liquor, wine and by Linda Purschke ; - heer sales enriched Herald Staff Writer . Statistica Canada's most 1 treasuries by $1.3 } ‘ _ recent as reported’ thelr Biilion in 1977-78. Francia Sabine, counsellor fw the Northwest ' c gc ig service, says people s Ae watoas atberci de more per Rarson than belleve common misconceptions on how alcohol acts year: ended March, 1978, else, While average. 0 the body. about 18.7 gallons or 277 19- annual beer consumption in “Alcohol is-a depressant, not a stimulant as most ounce bottles for every man, Canada is 18.7 gallons, the people think,” Sabine sald. “People think it's a’ c stimulant because it depresses the inhibitions," 79 Babine ained that alcohol is one of the most potent m tering drugs. He sa average person has three main types of moods; depression,

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Sabine said, “the firat few drinks seem to create a pleasurable sensation which gives the drinker a

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Instead, Sabine continued, since alcohol deepens

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depression, it requires more liquor to attempt to regain a normal state. Eventually Sabine explained, the drinker is not able to retain even a normal state of

mind, °

"Sabine explained this cycle is maintained by” terns :

hazardous drinkin

“If you're constantly drinking more “than the average social pattern, for example more than four bottles of beer every day, you're developing a

pattern,” Sabine sald. |

Sabine added that on a sociological scale, about six to-eight per cent of the population will never drink, while on the other extreme about six te eight per cent; of the population will drink too much and not be able ta? benefit ” ;

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any treatment.

Sabine sald the other 85 per cent of the population: were between the two extremes and are either able fo; Only about four out of 10

moderate thelr drinking ar could become prone*to{ ‘bottles consumed in the

alcohol dependencies during particularily stressful,

periods in thelr lives,

“The social attitude waz it’s alright to drink, but not

to be drunk,”’ said Sabine. ‘People are now bec aware that alcohol is a destructive drug.”

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He started his company, Adams’ Performance.

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parts and makes and

The $2-year-old ts the Canadian distributor for R.

across Canada. The retall shop in Edmonton accounts for the remaining 40 per cent,’

On display in his retail atore is the reason for his featuring a ecord! bresking grag bikes Adams either faced or belped design and

Russ Collins, founder of R. C. Engineering, set. the world's record in one of these bikes. His success aa a. leading parts distributor came 2000 after. His line of custom parts for modified Honda engines are’ in de: mand throughout the world.

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exposure to the Arab world, says Hamad al-Rujaib, Kuwait's acting un- dersecretary of foreign affaira.

The minister, one of the

| ghief architects of Arab

foreign policy, mado the observation in’ a Saturday interview with Micheel Valpy of the Sun.

Valpy is the first Canadian .

newspaper reporter to spend ume. in an Arab country since Prime Minister Joe

‘Clark announced plans to

ahift the Canadian embassy in Terael to Jerusalem from Gpeaking through an inte: rougn an x. preter, al-Rujaib said in the

interview published today .

that Canada is not neutral on the Middle East but has a pro-Israeli bias close to that @ the United States and markedly different from the growlng neutrality af Europe.

dollar in ternis of Canadian

funds at 3:3 pm, EDT

Monday was down 7-100 at $1.1670, Pound sterling was down 1-100 at $2,5837,

In New York, the Canadian dollar was up 1-20 at $0.8569 and sterling was up 13- 100 at $2.2140, ‘

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may be distorted because they do. not distinguish

between consumption by the territory's 22,000 permanent residents and the large . humber of summer tourists. But there is less likilhood of distortion in figures which- show British Columbia second in per capita con- sumption of liquor — at 2.4 gallons — and second in wine, almost 2% gallons . bath, .

In B.C, neatly three- quarters of the con sumed is the domestic

et, with the reat im- Ported, |

After the Yukon, Quebec leads the lst in beer con- sumption at about 21 gallons for every resident.

And Quebec is third in wine consumption with about 17 gallons per capita, But shout seven of every 10 bottles are imported,

Albertans like wine almost a8 much as Quebecers but prefer the domestic variety.

Province are imported.

And: while beer con- sumption in the oil province is less thai. the national average, It ranks fourth in

per capita consumption a liquor at 2.3 gallons a year,

Aa the most populous prov" ince, Qntario’s total. con suraption of beer was highest, at 168 million gallons. But on

a per capita basis, it wag

about average at 18:7

gallons,

Ontarlans also drank an average amount of wins — about 1.5 gallons per person ‘—and’a slighty more than average amount of apirits — 1.8 gallons per person.

_But Ontario residents fer whisky, mainly rye; rearly four times a5 much as rum, which ranks second in

Vouk a is third and ga

fourth. That same psitern applies throughout the West and North.

In Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and Proh§b;yinr8§ lem rndéy2'wice as po

said booming

_ Collins in 1969, breaking the North American record with ‘the first custom Honda four- cylinder engine built that

, Year, Adams also broke the National ‘Hot Rod As- sociation's top-gas world records in Ateo, N.J., in 1974

and 1975;

“Collins also started his business with $100, in 1969," Adams sald. Today, Collina’a company is an $4-million-a-

: year business,

Adams sald he is trying to improve his own drag bike that already | sets “more

rsepower @ pound than the R. C. E dragster because of an Adame Performance de-

. Signed super-charger.””

He thinks Alberta ia the

-best place in Canada for the

“We're on the ‘upswing with high performance bikes now, the way cars were eight to 10 years ago.” :

_ He sald Alberta, witfi r cent of the popula

His five mechanics are kept busy building $1,500 to $8,000 custom . Als orders are usually backed for two months.

Adams said he hopes to enter the final trials later this year In Ontario, Collf., the largest motorcycle championship in ‘the ;

STOCKS

TORONTO (CP) = The Toronto stock market was sharply higher at the close of active trading Monday.

The TSE 300 index 21.57 to 1,640.73, a record.

Oil and gas issues ied the way, reaching a record-high amid speculation over ex- ploration activity.

Volume was 6.66 million compared with 6.68 milllon

Friday.

Among Industrials, Hudson's Bay Ol] and Gas gained 3% ‘to 774, Noranda Mines 2% to $53, Imperial Oil

: A to Be, i % to 1% to HK.

Biltmore Industries lost 4:

to #4, D.H. Howden % to $11, Superior Acceptance ‘A 20 cents to 2.25, Dominion

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VANCOUVER (CP) — Prices were mixed in heavy trading Monday on the Vancouver Stock Exchange with a volume of 4,406,738

at close. .

In the industrials, B.C, Re- sources Investment Corp, was down 07 at $6.08 on 141,209 shares and Canadian Javelin was unchanged at $1.20 on 6,179. Northway Gestalt was down .03 at $1.80 am 5,500 shares and Mac- Millan Bioedel was un-

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(Redford Mines was up .25 at $2.15 on 103,300. SNA WOE up .09 at .46 * ~0n'84,000 shares and Jet-Star Resources wan up 06 at $4.20 on 67,101. Iona Silver Mines was down .06 at $1.45 and

Resources was down 40 at $2.05 on 107,500, Rebel ents was up .10 at 3S on 75,500 shores and Burlington Gold was down 02 at .61 on 58,750, Cusac Industries was up .12 at $1.89 ands Carpenter = Lake was up .10 at

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