Lions Down Elks 99 80 In Charity Basketball Game
The Lions defeated the Elks 99 to 80 in a charity game at the PHL gym last Friday. Howard Nelson scored 33 points to lead the Lions who avenged last year’s overtime loss. The game included $100 in side bets with proceeds to the Lions Light Foundation and the Elks Rehabilitation Hospital in Boise. Utah State players Preston Bailess and Bob Bergstrom refereed as Sid Johnson led the Fiks with 37 points and Paul Read added 25.
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Obituary: John Bert von Wilk inson Franklin
John Bert von Wilk inson 66 died Tuesday at his Franklin home from an apparent heart attack. Born August 28 1910 he married Fern V McWhorter in 1932 and worked at Te Viente Cerp until retirement. Survived by his wife two sons two daughters and numerous relatives services Saturday at 1 pm Franklin Ward church with viewing Friday evening at Webb Funeral Home. Burial in Franklin Cemetery.
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Pirates Seek American Falls Invite After Tough Firth Meet
West Side track coach Jim Griffin expects better days after a rough outing at the Firth three way. Pirates finished third on a gravel track, with Jeff Elgan winning the triple jump and Rich Austin the pole vault. Girls team narrowly missed taking top spot as Firth beat West Side by one point.
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Preston Couple Take Honors In Annual Bowling Tourney
Addie Harless and Albert Gittins of Preston top the mixed bowling standings with a 1 289. Montpelier’s Tru man and Orlene Valentine lead the triples for top team honors with 2 431. Malad entries dominate several divisions as Dennis and RaeAnn Wilcox along with Wendell and Carole Feinauer claim teams.
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