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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-12-31, Page 12The, The**. Mese** neeenthee 190- O0'00‘0004110,4001.14.1040,000,00wOUUMMORM.010041090140400100000004004•0000000 Les Talk SPORTS By DON "BOOM 1.00M`i 'GRAY.OTT Sport* 'Editor equeeenee.....e.neeemeeeeneeeeeeemeeteue...e.e..0,00.... These days one has to take more than a quick glance at the hockey schedule to find out What's on tap for the tribe. With Old Man '68 upon uss a spy -glass report of the MOI schedule bows that on only TWO oeeasions throughoet the „Math of January the tribe will play league games befere home -town fans. Although six road games have been slated, the tribe may have to use their good looks in the credit department to keep operat- ing until February. It's peculiar how ft happens but t alwaye does. First you have a flock at home games and then you don't see your local arena for so 1eng that the town folk think .you're hibernating. Ir trying to get over the lengthy absence of borne games, BILL MUSSER , tribe manager, tried to get MITCHELL LEGIONNAIRES in for an exhibition game on January 4, jest when it looked as tnough they were coming, the plans tell through, so now an attempt is being made to have RCAF CENTRALIA Melva in on the same night. if you recall, Centralia won the RCAF TRAINING commAmi ciumnoN- . SHIP• from MacDONALD, MANITOBA, last year in Lueane BILL FRANKLYN, who Avlieeleci, a stick for the 11,1011AWKS last year, is one of the main spark plugs on the club along with. MQE VBEIL, CHUCK PARENT and GIL GEEKIE. So as this column goes to press, it looks like a definite exhibition game will take place in , the local arena on January 4 either with. RCAF CEN- TRALIA or the Mimic° Mice .for sure! Peering into tbe O.iLA. SENIOR. "B" picture for a moment to look at the standings of DeceMber 28, We firtd it has "the new look". First of all, tile *Ad situation shows the WOODSTOCK ATHLETICS s-enecesTorPPlayllig Coach "Red" e was without. e perched on, top of the league with the once -powerful Loader, Gib Sabourin, Gar WALLACEBURG HORNETS in second place. Last . Baker, Dick McFalls and Bill Oberle but a fine stand-in job Luc h 0, ks. I d . Egete'r Mohawks will be 'as. Scarce to the heMe. IOWA fent through the month at :January' as the :Chicago Black ilawka have been celebrating A Stanley Cup championship over the past .six years!, With, the newly inaugurated chedule into .effect,, Exeter fans witi only have theopPOrtunity. to witness. the local Braves on two occasions through league gaMes, While this takes place over the, tdaYthe tribe. win matte s at* . p 0. Although the Mohawks .are sat- tiog op in first place in .the loop standings with a boastful 70 win -loss record, they will not have a .eluioce. to .add to their total at home until January 10 when the tailJend Pt. Ethyrd. Merchants pay their only visit of the season to the local WilgWkol., Meaowhile, Exeter will tangle with Zurich on the eighth, day of January and will Make en int-- y1%14a jaunt to Clinton on the Clinton Coltswho haven't been loSing moth time .Since the league started, will do battle with the ,third..plaee Pion Irish in the rembunctious Irish toile on the third day ea the New Year. The game should be.,a reel thriller front start to finial), .400 there is no love 10$t between tale two. COtts Meat Pratioctivel The Colts have scored the Meat, Allinher Of goals irt the league to •date at 62 but the, titg "irre V?feee49 ide are heels With 16. The best gea's-aeainst average castles Mit ,Exeter where -the tire e goaltenclers used in the seven game* have allowed 23 pucks to pis* into the net. The worst defensive Club mil record is Blackwell. ,The daYS, who have been in .on 40 Miring plays, °have let the op,. positien bleat 84 unto their cage in 10 games. of liderton at eo. A recent win Fewest Vela gored cornea out wiped out of the standings, 'against Hensall, who folded, iSJ one Of the main reasons for the low scoring total. Tribe Nips Blackwell ForSeventh Straight • Exeter Mohawks, playing with- tance of the Tribe, but the Mo - out the aervices of three regular has& defensive play peeved too minders, rose to the occasion in Erratic shooting hankpered Blackwell Holidays 6-, for their club throughout the game. ferwards and two. regular net- reach for the htimesters, Forest Monday eight to down goal -scoring attempts by each seventh victory in a snw. On two occasioht, IVieliawk Captain Larry Heideman waltzed le oti top of taloa in the Black. - well net, only to be foiled once with the puck sliding by the open corner alit! another' with the red- , year at this time, the A's were parked in third place with 14 points compared to the Hornet's nest on top of the heap with 22. Secondly, STRATHROY ROCKETS, who seem to have money to ham and who started off like the American Sputnik only to explode 60 feet off the „ground, find themselves in fifth place in the eix- ,team grouping. Twelve months ago they were on iWallaceburg's heels with 17 points. Getting back to Wood- stock, we find that quite a little success story crops up from the ambitious town. A chap by the name of BILL WOODWARD has ! been very instrumental in p u t ti n g them on their lofty perch. 'Woody" has his club hustling all the way and above all he has his forwards feeding the disc back continually to the bliteline brigade for goals. With power to burn on the points, Woodward 18 putting it to excellent use as the scoring statistics will reveal. - A pair of ex -Mohawk performers in the per sons of JACK DWYER and DOUG THIEL are a shining light in the mastermind's eyes. Thiel, who is wearing the "C" on his sweater, and Dwyer are con- tinually denting the twine with their whistling slap-, shots much to the delight of the ,fans who have been turning out in numbers from 1.200 -to MO a game. Iii fact, the lowest crowd to witness u game there this year was 900. To get the people out in hoards such as this, something must be rolling in high gear and from the looks of the way their paying their players, it Ls! Each team member is given so much for a win and loss. On top of this, there is a $25 bonus each week to split between. the players who figured in the scoring statistics. However, if you were on the ice when a goal is scored against you, a deduction of a point is made. So you see it works both ways. It keeps the boys working all the time. As long as the fans keep coming the bonus stays - in operation. Not a bad idea from where we sit. *' CUFF CLEANERS EXETE E. 1VIOHAWKS (brOottiball variety) started the season4off on the right foot with a 4-0 victory over JACK FULLER'S MERRY MAIDS. (Will not be held responsible for the name, heir!) William "Mustard" MUSSER stepped right back into his last year's form by scoring three of the four tribe goals. MURRAY BRINTNELL, over from his hockey goaltending chores, took time out to score the other goal.. Dangerous JACK and TOBY "The Coat" BRINTNELL stood out (somewhere) for the losers . • How does RUSS SNELL get away with it? They tell us he uses at least three skips a game to keep in the curling win eolum.n. Pretty 60011 the rocks will have to be guided by traffic lights with the players led by safety patrols when the Snell rink is on the ice. The imports must really cost a pile 'of dough! (They're all jealous, Russ.) * * * * RESOLUTION ROUNDUP—HAL HOOKE and BILL McKENZIF2—"Witt more money ori the links next'yeer than AL BALDING!" . . BERT HORTON —"Sell more Bromo Seltzer than ever' „ Bunn MOHAWKS (baseball variety)—"Win a game!" AMOS DARLING—"Mark the card deekl" — KEN IIOCKEY—"No head pins?" HAROLD libleTZ- MAN---"Strikes galore!" . GERRY SMITII---"Grow • more hair!" . CASEY suNGt1.4---"The Champion- ship!" DIZ DEAN—"Final stud into second base retirement!" , , WILLIE SHOEIVIAXElt—"Stay on the horse!" . GLEN MICKL—"Have the team to touch the pigskin he one of the games this fall!" . MISS SEIGNERe--"Less headaches—more champion., ships!"* . ?MEP. McFALLS—PScort goals!" LAII,ItY11EIDEMAN—"IVitiele Makers '58 tune up-ior the wedding march!" . . BOB BEAVERS --"Need Inore goals'!" HILLY BEAVERS—"Try not to missany Mohawk home genies!" MOItLEY AANDERS-14Will a tournameet!" MOHAWXS (baseball)—"No more night genies in Deshwoodr . Anti O'NEIL—"teat the Mohawks by ten goels!" HAROLD IIMSON--"Get people into the arena be- iddes when the, Mohawks play there!" (Ilope we got your quotation correct, Itibby/ ha!) , . ALVIN WIL- LEM-PNo tag ill public skating sessions and raise - the family!" „ Lad but not leest, our owtt—"to touch the puck iti one of our future Mohawk games!" AlkaSeltzer time is here again, so while an eyes focused -on this column are as clear as al (we hope), we Send along our very best ot VY HAPPY NEW YEAttt JACK DWYER between the pipes by Murray Brietnell and some double duty up front was all that was needed to take the Blackwell club for a sleighride 'arid Make aclean sweep of the licne-and-hoine Series, When the firing had ceased, statistics ,showed that Don Gravett led the scoring parade for the winners with three goals. Latry Heideman followed closely behind with two, while JirrapY Russell sank a solo marker for the victors.' Holidays Take Early Lead Holidays, who started the game with only tWo reserves on the bench (more arrived later), grabbed a, 2-0 lead, thanks to wiry Stan. MasOn'a efforts. s, Mohawks came surging back to tie the score with Eeideman denting the twins at 14.32 on a pass from Bill Waghorn, and "Boom" deflecting a pass into the net from Bob Coates who did a nifty bit of forecheeking in the BlackWell end with the Tribe shorthanded at 19,03. beaded netniiiider getting his Stick iit the Way. Only abed 50 fans turned out to see the cOntest. “Makei It A )Iapn-t New Yeast!, EXETER - Cleat, Brintnell; de- fence, Witgltern, COatee: .entre, Freidman; Butisell, Pin- combe; alternates, Rundle, Del- brid$se, MacDonald, laienimaert, Batten, Jehnston, MuSiser, Gra- vett. BLACKWELL - Goal, Ba4nes; defence, wales, Lehner; centre, Randall; wines, liliteori. 1`.'artia; a.lternatets, Flitzley, Blake, Rink- er, Griffon, Gardiner, lioorehouse. lefrrit Period 1-Bl5ek*411, *Main 3:30 Merlon (Blake) 9:24 8--Exitter, Haider/11A Goals by the same pair in the 'second period, with only one Holiday 'tally, gave the Tribe a 4-3 lead to carry into the final stanta. Mason scored his third goal from a scramble at 18.27 in front of the Mohawk net in which Farris and Wales drew assists. With a little aver five Minutes played in the final period, Right- winger Jimmy Russell came up with a picture goal to sheet the leaderS into a 5-3 lead. Taking a pass front Heideman at ,erase ice, the lanky winger pulled around Ken Latiner on the blueline to roar right in en a helpless Ted Baines and haat- hand the puck into the top left hand corner of, the cage for his fourth goal of the year. "Boom" gave the visitors a 6.3 lead at 7.22 by backhanding a passout from JIM MacDonald into the cage. Late period goals by Hap Ran- dall and Jim Farris brought Blackwell to within striking dis- Coach White Sparks Irish 'wait Irish, on the strength of two goals in each of the sec- ond and third periods, spanked the visiting Blackwell Holidays 5-3 in a WOAA Intermediate "B" hockey game in Lucan arena Friday night. Playing Coach Bob White, who Move4 up froni his defence no., sition to pivot •wirigers Allan Elsoe arid Steve Sterey, sparked the victory with an mitts (Waghorn) 1432 4-Eketer, Gra-vett (Dikter') -.4- 15:03 renames - Bundle (elbowing) 2:05; COrtteis (bolding) 6;46; Lather onterrereoeo Ituesell (trIPPing) 18:46. Second Period 5 -Exeter, Gravitt (1‘111.0170nald) -- _ - _ 6:46 6-EXpter, Heideman (Pincortbe), 8:07 7.-Bleckwell, Mason , (Farris, Wales) 18;27 Penaltiet-•Piricenibt (holding) 8:24; Randall (e 115 0 w 1 rt g) 11:58, Third Period 8-txster, -Russel! (Heideman) 5:1/ 9 -Exeter, Gravett (MacDonald, Heideman) 7:23 19"-Blackweli, 10:26 Farria,/ (Mahn) 1314 Penalties -Gardiner finterfer- Once) s:43; alioDonald • ing) fi:65. ,Clintono F Z.,..4rich.itontsary MURR'S THE NAME Goaltending's the Gamel Murray Brintnell was the brave warrior who donned the goal- teeding eqeipment for the' Tribe in Forest Monday night when the two regular nettinders failed to show up. hlurr, who put on the pads Ur the first time this sea. soo, was a major factor in the Mohawks posting their seventh ateaight win. The result: sore arin, shoulder and leg muscles the next day. He welts' to return to the minor leagues! Hockey Standings WOAA. 110111EBBEW.INT. Loot Week'S Score's' Exeter 6, riackweit 5 Lucan 5 Blackwell 3 LuCan Forest 6 Forest 7, Zurich 4 T F A Exeter 7 0 0 5333 Clinton 6 1 0 62 32 Lucan. '5 3 0 53 26 Irdretst 5 5 0 61 58 Blackwell 3 7 0 4064 Zurich 1 4 0 27 44 Ildertert 1 4 0 20 42 Pt, Edwar-cl - 8 0 27 33 District Masons Defeat Visitors Exeter Masonic Lodge, spelt - ed by George Glendeening:a 756 triple, defeated the visiting Irish Masonic Lodge from Len. don on Boxing Day by ••a 5.2 sore on the loci' alleys .in a to Mr. Ctlibert he lived .or a The visitors won. the first game with a pin total of 1122 to Exeter's 1031 but the locals can back strong in. the final two games to win the niateh. Exeter Masohit, which. was composed of Chester Mawhili- zieya Howard Truemor, Bill Mc, Kenzie, George Glendoning and Exeter's Mayor Ted Poeley recorded 1129 and 1143 total pins in the last two games for the victory. London Maionic "had Harry RoSsettes, .0. &Unifiers, M. Lake, Max Etabeau and 11, Canip on their five -man team. - A I No Skunks is Week first period marker atid an as. Th. sisti Fred eevingtot, storey, Gary For the first time this season, Vowels and defencernan Ray the Exeter Ladies' II 0 w li n g Yelle were the other Irish riterks. League has rolled off its 12 nen. • games without .otie team gettitig Ed * Moorthouse, Start Mason skunked. Every team in ea th of and Ted Wales blinked the light the "A" and "A" groupings et or the visitors, least picked up two points as f The Victory was the second the first half of the schedule Within the week for the Loin wound up for the yuletide Sea loSs raenedoedgivine6thtliedinstandi5n1s.win. St:VirtitiPylotipipetitieastioens8 thdettstrtertpgiteli, eittimat etm iists AGAIOnt „ , Merl up a 5-2 victory Over the dettinAdet,1"!, 11.11kkljer-', 1?."10o,13rdttiriueri tra„hdicApiers to maintain a nine» centre, Randall: wing& ittaleir, lent Ida over the seCond Idace hatnots who clectrocuted the Meorehoute; alternates', S. atasen, I.Lights 342, on the loeal alleya. P. Griffin, Varris# Pritsley, Lat- mtr, 11, Blake, a;c N 4, temiee., de. The *test game of the week tow, welipinp, derittt, in the "A" class came 'when the Whits; wiega. storey. Bisen: al. PiI1 edged but the Lollipops 4-3 iernitters, L. Bevington, tirbehott,itta battle right down to the Ttevtogtee, Vowels. nastnharn, /Article, ReadY, P0•Ics Conlin• Failure Garners' Deannber 30 -Clinton at Blackwell Lucan at Ilderten, January 3 -Clinton at Ltican 6 -Blackwell 84 Forest 7.-ZUrielt Ilderton 8 -Exeter at Zurich Lucett at Clinton :Forest at Pt. Edward 6-1.1darton Foreet 10 -Pt. Edward at Exeter 11 -Exeter at Clinton RCAF INTERSECTION a- ev r.„ e le P 7 6 1 0 36 11 12 7 4 3 0 10 42 8 7 2 5 0 32 44 4 7 2 5 0 28 38 4 tin!, PFS Cadets COMbines --- Tech-Wing - Future Gamest Jan 6 (7:30 P.m.) Ca,datis vS. Tech.Wing Jan. 0 (6:45 p.m.) PFTS vs, Combines Pct. 1.000 .857 .635 .500 .800 .200 .200 .146 'Heildeman 'Sparkplug .•Of Mohawks' Streak First Period 1--411ack*S11, Wales ---- 6;53 2-.-Lticrtn, White 14:28 Perirtitie6 •-• Larilrin--(11-0(sking) *atone Period 2-Luta:ft, V. 1'16'4100bn Veweltr) 2:05 4.-4.11•Oart, Storey (tirbilhOtt, "White) 10:01 Aftedit , Finish Sked. For Holidays With one-third of- the WOAA. 1 • and three assists ' lioniebrew -Jotermediate hockey schedule under .their bells, • Exeter Mohawks* have beee. .able.eo retire for the boll. day season with one -of the best early season. records set by an Exeter eke) ie some year. The tribe has run up seven consecutive victories withoet suffering a setback to nail down the top rung with a perfect record. Looking ever (ile lfoliawk scoring statistics, it is easy to determine the main reason the tribe is perched in their lofty position, M o h a w k pivotrnan, Larry Heideman is the golden package that has ignited the spark behind the club so far this season, The lanky centre, who- directs plays for his wingers, Jim Rus- sell and Pineombe, has managed in each o the seven games ploed to sore at least one goaL ...against Blackwell Holidays in the seasou's opener and against Ilderton Wildcats in the third game of the schedule, the sharp- shooter filled the nets, with four goals in each game. As well as blinking the red lights behind the goaltenders, Heidie has Picked up eight assists to go with his 14 -goal productien for 22' points. Only on one oceasion, which was against Lucan Irish in Exe- ter, did the tribe's leading point maker fall to register at least one assist With. his goal per game. In this encounter, he _scored 'one of the four Mohawk tallies but failed to add to the assist column. In. the penalty department, Ileidie has been bit tor three to-rninute• minors. The Exeter-Cettralia . Minor Hockey League schedule has been released ter the baliziee of the Christmas -New Yeatrs' hol)- day season. WO we, squee gee and six pee -wee teams will play right through until January' 4 with the wee wee and squee gee teams winding ,up the holiday schedule. An added attraction In Recre- ational Director Larry Heide - man's plebs is skating and girls' hockey. • tem WEIE1 Lest' Week,* Scorers! Roolte.ts 3, ROYals Iv I, Whirs 3, Terriers, 55, 11111twi ega[c:rkib(8trrt: 1412, lat Eulldogs 'Pee Wee TOP Ten Scoring Leaders T P 1 11 1 9 1, 7 2 6 10 0 2 • A P Allen Saul 11 2 13 Larry Brinttell 10 1 11 Stanley Lesnick, 3 11 Mike Halter 5 2 7 Mike '0111'hr:tan 4 2 6 Ronald Oke 3 28 Don Bray 2 3 6 Bob Hoffman 3 2 Ricky Fletcher 5 0 5 Don Cooper 2 2 4 Future Gamest &Wintry 2- 0:30 -10:30, -Wings vs. Bulldegs 10:30-1110-RoYals Alt. Terriers January 3.- 10:30 -11:30 --Marlboros vs, Rockett January 4- 10;00 -11:00 -4W -4e Wee and, Suttee Gob . BANTAM * 311)CbGET Lett Weelea &torte! Spitfires 8, ACM' 5 Mercury!' 8, Wolves 4 W L Mercury!' 2 0 2 Spitfiret 3 1 1 Acee. -----------------3 2 0 "IgolVe 0 3 1 Irsattore amnia! Decetriber 20- 7:00-8:00 'P.M. -Acts vs. WOlve,a 11:80-9:00 pan.-SPItfiret Vs, IderettrYa Midget' 66 Bantam TOP 'Vet* Scoretit G Llbyd Moore S 4 130b ,Arrnstreng __ _ 2 Bob $ headtam. Prat* Payte Ups & DOwes continued te -------- 5 stay up in first place id the "B" ,y;A ___ section with a tight 4-3 victory lAtis 2 over the /toilettes, but the Arian ------------4 1 seeond place ivtighty Mice gain- Dt416 2 VI a. point it the leadees when Following closely is linemate Jim Russell on four goals and two assists for six points. Jim MacDonald and defence. Mall Bill Waghorn are tied for seventh place with five points each with GUI Sabaerin and Bob Coates following with four and three respectively. Most penalized player on the club is aggressive Bob Coates. .Bob has been thumbed to the sin bin 1,1 times fez. misdemean- ors. The schedule opener saw him sit out three miners for six milt- tates against Blackwell with eight more minutes heing served against Forest in the second game in a close 4-3 victory for the tribe. Throe Netminders Three, goaltenders have guard- ed the nets for.the Exeter -club in the seven games to date, Gar Baker has seen action four times and has alloWed 13 pucks to OP Past him while Dick Mc - Falls was scored upon five times in two games, Murray Brintnelj, the third custodian the 'Mohawks have used, had five pucks slide past him to bring the Exeter goal- tending totals to 23 against in seven games for an average of 3,28 goals per game. romr PARADE: Ga G A P Pim. L, Heideman --,. 7 14 22 0 Don. Gravett ---- 7 9 10 19 0 Bill Cherie 6 17 10 Jim Loader 4 10 4 33111 Pincombe — 7 7 6 Jim Russell 7 6 2 aim MacDonald - 5 11 Waghorn33111 ....,- 6 5 6 Gib Habourin ..6 4 8 Bob Coates ' 7 3 22 Mur Brintnell 1 4 Al Rundle 4 1 Kevin Delbridge - 6 '0 12 Second in the tribe's scoring race is Don Gravett. "BOom' has turned in two "hat -tricks" in the seven games played to spark his nine goal total. The rightwinger also has ten assists, most on the club, to give him 19 points and the runner-up spots He is also the only member of the tribe who has played a reas- onable number of games to hold a clean penalty retort!. Leftwingtr Oberle, who has dented the twine eight times and has collected nine assists for 17 points, holds down the third slot. "Obie" collected three of his goals against Blackwell in the opener at Exeter, added two against Forest 'and sank single tallies against Forest in Forest and against Lucan in a home and home series. Merton kept him off the scoresheet in the third game of the season. • Pincombe Leads Rookies Bill Pineombe leads the rook- ies, with seven poles on four 6 5 4 1 1' 14 1311 3 7 6 6 5 they dumped the Mit Degt 54 e Bantam s, Midgets haled Betty WilsOn's teiele, Ohly Otte laeintS sereirate the m„dttutri ye" third plate With 58, 'ping) 12:65, 141010 Olbowitit) Ups & troWnas Eusy tees led tockts„ eeths ea These up. yule. 11:20, Merry edeids 'duptietted the gat tide schedule by pleying double - In Doubleheaders two aire. w th Ally link pewees -4e IleVitiiteT (trip- Re J4 th 4 I -51-eS -3t ---6 kettt tiotarri tied etidget 10:30-11:30-ROftl3 vs. Terriers 2:00-4:00-SICAVINq JanuarA 10:30-11:30-Maighores VS, Rockets 1:30 -2:30 -GIRLS' HOCKEY 2:30,4:00-SKAT1NG Jostens', 4 10:00 -11;b0 -Wee Wee 'vs. Scitles Gee Jannerrl 7:00 -S00 --Spitfires vs. Wolves 8:00-9:00-Aoes ve, Mereuryt Jana:try 8 7:00-8:00-Mercurys Wolves .8:00-9:00-Spitflros Vs. Aces V004 04004 elf& their .0epreeeeta. Headers bi the teeter Meek Mt 1.*Llican, Yetis 3 Ilift;:di'dSCDUtbattottailtilkt:dli tthbhittitEhtlesAYpielt6ivr65: jaftnittrgYialli voWN (rteolligtolltI3syraiani) :4 a , 7 05 ("1611°166) "r7=1;/17.- 1415 -teAlt10 fti d‘t# frt Oightfg the hours of /4 0,to. between . „ Sebedule 16 As 10110WS* Olfirettal;:g1 tti:Ittnitgatr:tnall4 *4hedille f"g 611.4WS1 tstall) Ift0141, high billotk *et% of ,hilt oott 14'144 .4' mei Turn to Page la 0;t040:30-w1tt5 vs, laultatese Reedy fttlititrilig) 121 5, 4 6 43 42 14 05 3 1 0 .3 1 0 0 1 0 0 LARRY HEIDEMAN s s leading Mohawk sniper Bill Batten 2 0.0 0 Jack Parsons ....- 1 0 0 0 Goalkeepers', laccord Ga, flA Gar Baker 4 13 Dick McFalls 2 5 Murray Brintnell 1 8- 23 Average - 3.28 goals per game. 11 You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Everybody gets a bit run-down now and then, tired -out, heavy -headed, and maybe bothered by backaches, Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just a temporary toxic condition caused by excess acids and wastes. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills, Dodd's stimulate the kidneys, And so help restore their normal action of removing excess acids and wastes. Then you feel batik, sleep better, work better. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red band at ail druggists. You can depend an Dodd's. 52 Once again, tbith the approach the New Year, we resolve to serve yew cheerfully, courteously, and to the best of our ability. Huron Lumber Co. Phone 48. LTD. Exeter Special New Year's Sale Of Late Model, Low Mileage OK Used Cars And Trucks '56 Oldsmobile 4 -door sedan, air conditioning heater, C ust 0 m radio, washers, two - tone finish, low mileage, new car condi- tien.• '55 Chevrolet 2 -door sedae, air coetlitioning heater, turn sigriale, chrome wheel dises, special two-tone, less than 15,000 miles, new tar condition. 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