The Pomeroy Herald from Pomeroy, Iowa • Page 3

9 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1954 POMEBOT" FOMBBOY, IOWA WILL HE LOSE THE BALL? POMEROY SCHOOL CYCLONE SIREN (Continued from Page Two) Mr. Cuddy's comment when I inquired about some of the projects being carried on in manual training. In the sophomore class there are a number of more advanced projects. A few of the boys are tackling desks while others are making other useful and practical pieces of furniture for homes. Dek tuft lamps are the rage among the freshmen.

They are colorful and attractive lamps made out of squares of-plastic. Mystery Personality No. 11 Our Mystery Personality for this week Is a senior who's always neat. Five feet tall and eyes of blue, She plays in band and in vocal too. You guess this gal, these are the clues.

Mystery Personality No. 12 His hair is" brown and eyes of blue, He's five feet four, a senior too, Plays a cornet in our high school band, To all he gives a helping hand. Can you guess this guy? You have the clues. Question of the Week What do you think of the Safety FREE WITH EACH 9'xl2' OR LARGER GULISTAN RUG PURCHASED BEFORE OCTOBER 31 YOUR CHOICE OF One Rug Pad to fit rug selected OR Pacific Drapes for two regular windows (Additional drapes may be purchased to match free drapes if necessary.) GLENN R. MICHAEL Pomeroy, Iowa Phone 66G2 For evening appointments call at residence or phone Club which has been set up in school? Mardith Nehman: I think it's a very fine thing and it should have started a long time ago.

Elmer Meyer: Only time will tell. Miriam Johnson: I think it's a great advantage and it's for the safe- ty'of the kids. Paul Timan: I think it will be fine if the kids would organize. Eileen Peterson: I think It's a good deal. Donna Davis: It's good if all the kids stick together.

Marvin Essing: I think it's a good idea. Janet 'Meyer: I think it will help make a lot more good drivers. Mr. Craigmile: It's a fine worthwhile organization which is devoted to better relationships between teenage drivers and adults. Sharon Bangert: It will be a great thing if the kids help to make it work.

Comic Dictionary Golf: A game in which a ball is driven by a square into a round hole. Fisherman: A jerk at one end of the line waiting for a jerk on the other end. A genius: A person who solves a problem you didn't know you had in a way you can't understand. Eighth Grade News The eighth grade girls have recently completed their crocheting projects- and are now starting on skirts, which can be either gathered or flared-. They, are under the direction of Mrs.

Jessie Aden. The eighth grade boys are learning how to work with the shop equipment and at present are making wall shelves, etc. Their instructor is Mr. Cuddy. Fifth Grade One of the most interesting lessons last week, covering many of the places recently studied in our geography assignments, was a "sight seeing" trip by way of colored slides showing various points in Canada and the United States.

Beginning our tour were pictures of the southeast Nebraska flood which happened about three years ago. Here we saw the results of a cloudburst where the bus was washed off the road into the ravine and completely destroyed. There were only three survivors. The corner of the depot was missing and we saw many wrecked homes. Next we came to Hot Springs, New Mexico, where we saw the big parade celebrating the changing of the city's name to Truth or Consequences.

The Elephant Butte and the dam were interesting, also the 'Carrie Tingley hospital for crippled children. Leaving there for Silver City to see the open pit copper mine, one of the largest in the United States, we marveled at the depth of the terraced pit with railroad tracks running on each of the terraces. Across the desert land into Arizona where the mountains reached toward the bluest blue skies and the cacti towered 30 feet high, we saw the woodpecker's nest in a cactus similar to the one we have hanging in our school room. We visited Old Tucson where the picture "Arizona" was filmed, an adobe replica of Tucson in the early days. We enjoyed a picnic in Sabino Canyon, near Tucson, in the middle of January, wearing no coats.

We saw the mountains for the man who can build a Greater Iowa LEO A. HOEGH For GOVERNOR REPUBLICAN Fair and Honest Government for All As Your Attorney General He Has Met the Test Vote for LEO HOEGH Nov. 2 turn from gray to deep purple depending on 'the sea'son or sunset. We visited the school where Mrs. Aden taught, saw pictures-of a class of 30 youngsters, but not the Yaqui Indians which we wished we could have seen.

We saw cactus blossoms so pink or creamy they looked like waxed flowers. We bought grapefruit and oranges from a wayside truck, six dozen for $1.00. We then went to the Petrified Forest in northern Arizona. We traveled on to California where we saw the orange trees loaded with the golden We yisited the.zoo at San saw the Golden Gate bridge and Island where the prison is located, with the high waves of the Pacific ocean beating against the rock walls. We traveled along the Pacific, saw Seal Rocks with its hundreds of seals, into the Redwood forests where we saw the big tree with the car coming through the tunnel cut in its base.

The lumbering trucks of Oregon were next, taking immense logs to the mill to be made into plywood and lumber. Our next stop was at Mt. Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota. We saw the shaggy buffalo and at Needles a giant precipice where Paradise Pass had been tunneled. At Wall, S.

we met Mr. and Mrs. P. -Aden plodding along in a -covered wagon pulled by two burros (a picture later used by them for Christmas greetings). Our next thrill was in Itaska state park in northern Minnesota, seeing the trickling streams join to form the beginning of the mighty Mississippi River.

We saw a few of the 10,000 lakes of Minnesota. From here we went to Detroit, and then headed north to Port Huron where we saw the Big Blue Water Bridge. We stood looking from the United States side across the St. Clair river into Canada. We stopped at the customs station to be checked before going into Canada.

We visited the Sunken Garden at Hamilton where we saw an old (Paid Political Advertising inserted by Calhoun County Republican Central Committee, wight W. Ewing, Chairman.) Hog KNOCK OUT WORMS NOW Now you can worm your hogs safely and effectively with Nutrena Hog Warmer. And.with Nutrena Hog Warmer you get full levels of antibiotic, vitamins and minerals to keep your hogs growing and gaining even during the treatment period. Tests at the Nutrena Research Center indicate that when Nutrena Hog Warmer is fed for 3 days, over of the large roundworms found in pigs will be removed. With Nutrena Hog Warmer, it pays to worm hogs, it doesn't cost.

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We saw the large electric clock, 50 feet in diameter with hands about 24 feet, made completely of different colored growing shrubbery, clipped to make the numerals on the face. We traveled for nearly 100 miles on the "electric lighted" Queen Elizabeth's Way, formerly called the King's Highway, on which the lights were all turned off during World War II to conserve electricity. The roaring Niagara Falls was our next thrill. No one wanted to go across the cable car which we saw over the raging river. We crossed over to the U.

S. side where we saw the Light Power Building. In a canal we saw a large freighter barge Professional Directory CHAS. I. TAYLOR, M.

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ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION TODAY! Lenz-Omann Imp. Co. POMEROY IOWA laden with 120,000 tons of wheat, also a family of river boat people. We saw the locks used to lower and raise the water in the canal. Our time was running short and we had to catch the 3:40 school bus in Pomeroy so we hurried to finish our trip, stopping a few minutes to see our own Twin Lakes where the water was quiet and peaceful.

We arrived safely at 3:40, recalling clearly a roadside sign: In life as in baseball, It's the number of times you reach home safely that counts. We are very grateful to Mr. and Mrs. John Aden for showing us these beautiful pictures and hope they will return later as we would like to see Carlsbad Caverns, the Alamo and the trees covered with moss. Thanks again.

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