inesday, July 27,1966 “OMINECA" HERALD, ‘TER E SH COLUMBIA, Page Severn

a WEW ‘ScueDULED FREIGHT: SERVICE BETWEEN VANCOUVER ‘AND ; “A phe Wea 48 hes Wihegavee
PRINCE GEORGE. ALSO BETWEEN VANCOUVER AWD ALL POINTS: on _ * ad i et eto

wee “+ ‘The will ‘supervise the work ‘of lx
| -HIGHWAY 16 WEST OF PRINCE 3 oe + | studenta-.-aystematieally .-studying
The Public Utilities Commission of The Prevines'o? Sritich Columbla ° “| the way plant. life has adapted to
- Motor Carter Branch has approved the application made by Cane: . h té. | the many combinations. of climate
dian Freightways Limited for Operating Authorities te porform o 1 ding Fort St. James ond Topley Londlag cffective Joly _ || 8ad aoil condition in the islands,
regio scheduled moter carr sarcea fo werepad genera oh ee : " . | Just in ease anyone is interest

ed. in “studying the way people
~ [adapt to the Hawallan Islands, let
“-[me give you a few ‘personal views.

ave Vancouver - $:00 pm.'- Mondays - « Tuesdays - ~ Wednesdays - - Thersdeys « Feidays. Anive - Plants may adapt, but people
Ese: Wednesdays = Thoredays ~ eidays = Seterdays, eave 2 9 dervation; to ihe wl, the ated and
| epuvae 500 pom, Mone = emedeye = Woda pegs els a ieh | [theeand. Any afotematic study

start with the air, because it
IK ‘TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS OVER 30 YEARS, WE SPECIALIZE | emu. | RES ters coos
_ TRANSPORTATION OF LESS THAN TRUCK LOAD AKD SMALL SHIPMENTS aul BG. tea conde op of

"| than “We:breathe in B.C.

Cage rset totes os fled with ihe P.U.C. in the Vancouver: ES BE im tie _jeeon you live, either .
| | __leroon Tent Bovewe, Vancouver, B.C. Pebtahed bythe Wi Be seven mle _—

This sided service'in, Keeping with the growth of the B.C. titerior now provides - less than track toad shipments ona scheduled bi Btrae al i 8 si eB gon pommel Tequizement be nites

a one line motor Carrier Transportation Service speciolizing in the handling of cated on the Mowing GF Route Wap. 0 U*. Tgen ta i, at ated line

Dilly local varvice between Dawsen Creek end Prince George con- 7 : ae

pd with aise A sn ahalaaehirgne Highway, Edmonton © - sien between Prince. Oesiec; ening, iepley ipeding . dust By. aight or orchid scent by
and Eastem Canada, Pokies Ovorte eed Venderteat rat: 4] Sheet a tenes: Meneten, Salthéey Tesaes . ay. It: envelops ‘a malahini, ‘or
Daily local sevice between Prince George end Venderhoet, FA. Free : _ sad tone Rupert. : ants " wd |_| neweomer, instantly; -and,. like a
or, Fraser Lake, Endako and Burns Lake. Ot ae a boat f am tp a Batman, : ZAP! you're
: i ae toe No doubt the professor “ study-
ing dls plants would take the two.
most important items next—sun
, fand water, The-sun-is bigger—it's
. [hotter, and better gtill, it’s al-

oo ways there when you want Ht
os “Beagle: tend.-ta glow’ .a gaint
"pink when they first ‘get out into

_|the sun, redden, then slowly, un
like the swift ‘change worked by
‘L!.... | alt, start to datken.on the outside
ey and ‘lighten on. ‘the inside. Byes
‘ sparkle, teath. whiten and the sun’s

"| magle::makes ‘everyone smile.
Adapting - to. .water, takes aome
Beople -a° little: while, especially
’ honewimmers, ‘but the blue-green,

rag eee (Se ae 5, elo me Pra

i
|

Toporte 2-the : water
. stone’ offen turns hard ‘nosed busi-
ness men into nothing’ more than
beach ‘bums overnight, .”.

| . Thig is not the state of degener-
ation that the word. ‘bum’ implies
here, heavens, no! It's a miraculous -
transformation that nearly always
makes a human being “out of an
‘otherwise lost-soul. /<27;3

‘The study: of soils “would no
doubt occupy much of: 4 botanists
time; Here .again, human, beings,

. | like plants, adapt all over the is-
_|Tands until. they. succumb to the
| mountaina, the beauty;. and. the

" -{ sand. Thousands ‘of people just lie —

_-;| --T've seen no more movement on
ee hae fe ee! oaciaaee 0 strip of heaeh than the idly fap.
iN a Sieg ° —_ . .| ping edge of a. grass mat, under a

oe coal 8“ progtrate form, as the-Paelfic air
aomas CI po io | wafte shoreward,

: J True, people do turn occasional: |
ly, but only to get a-better view
of Diamond Head or ‘the golden-
ye ae who happena to be walking |

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