Coos Bay,maternal grandmother
of the hride; Mrs. Orley Rich,
E tn a , C a lif., paternal grand­
m other of the bride; Frank Bur-
k e, Junction C ity , m aternal
grandfather of the groom and
Rocky O. Corner, Albany, pater­
nal grandfather of the groom.
Program Presented
The Christm as story was
presented in pantomime at the
Port Orford C o m m u n ity
Church Sunday night with the
following people taking part:
Mary, M rs. Kenneth Nelson;
Joseph, Kenneth Nelson; Child
Jesu s, Robbie Nelson; Isiah,
Virgil Libby; Micah, Milo Sel-
lon; King Herod, Ralph M iller;
Wise Men, Randy Elliott, Tim
Sparks and Glenn Libby; Shep­
herds, Mitchell Harper, L eo
Haight, Keith Rowling and Ron
Green; scribes, Milo Sellonand
V irgil Libby; Angel, Jolene
Preston; Anna, Mrs. Eulah El­
liott; Simeon, Virgil Libby.
P astor Daniel Hager narrated
the story’, and Mrs. Virgil Libby
directed the pantomime. M rs.
Robert Meyer had charge of the
costuming, assisted by Sandra
Calhoun. M rs. Meyer also had
charge of recitations that were
a part of the program along
with the Junior choir and g irls’
trio, directed by Ken Nelson.
Robert Meyer had charge of the
lighting for the program.
The Langlois-Port O r f o r d
Lions clubs and auxiliary had
their annual Christm as party
at Whalens Friday night with
about 50 present. Richard Hil­
debrand Is president of the
Langlois Lions and B u r r e l l
Babb was m aster of ce re­
monies. D istrict D irector Bob
Pinkie and Auxiliary D istrict
E D irector Opal Pinkie from
Gold Beach were guests.
Present from Port Orford
were Mr. and M rs. Babb, Mr.
and M rs. C arl Renter, Mr.
and M rs. Howard Beasley,
Mr. and M rs. Jack Smith, Mrs.
BATTLE R<
Team
McKay's
W. S. Plywood
Pacific Drive-In
Beeline Fashion
Flash's Mkt.
Port Cleaners
Pearsons Chev.
B artlett's Cafe
High Team
Port Cfcford News, Thursday, December 21, 1967—3
McKay's M a rk e t............. 2105
High Team Game
Pacific D rive-In................. 741
High individual Series
Ima S trah an ........................498
High Individual Game
Vera R ein ert........................191
Splits Picked Up
Muriel Gehrke 5-7; Marge Lar­
son 5-6-10, 4-5-7, 5-10; Arlene
Greene 4-10; Goldie Hayes 5-7;
Maude Weir 5-10; Ann Ryan
3-5-10, 3-10 twice; Ima Stra­
han 3-10. This was the end of
t h e first half, with McKay's
Market winning first place.
CANDLELIGHT
SERVICE
To wish jon
all tlicjoijs of the
Christmas Season
Thursday
Luth. Ch. Women, 7:30 p
N. Cur. R e c ., 8 p. m.
Friday
Christmas Vacation
Basketball, Elkton, here
Saturday
Basketball, Elkton, there
Monday
Christmas Day
Tuesday
Rotary 12:10 p. m.
Lions A ux., 8 p. m.
Wednesday
P. O. Bridge Club, 8 t>. m.
'CHRISTMAS AROUND
TH£ M R L 0 "
DEC. 1 4
11:00 P,M .
KEELER'S
McCulloch Saw
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Nuptial Mass In Springfield
Weds Neal Conser, M ary Geer
Miss Mary Lee Geer and Mr.
Neal Conser were joined in m ar­
riage in a nuptial mass S a t.,
Dec. 2, at St. A lice Catholic
Church, Springfield. The mass
w a s celebrated b y the Rev.
Jam es Crunican, associate pas­
tor of St. A lice. The Rev. W il­
liam Mai, Langlois Community
Church, t h e bride's minister,
was present in the church sanc­
tuary and gave his blessing to
the young couple a t the close
of the mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Geer of
Langlois are the parents of the
bride. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Conser of
Junction City.
Mr. Geer gave his daughter in
m arriage at the 5 p. m. service.
She was attired in a floor-length
gown of C hantilly lace over
taffeta. The overskirt was of
chiffon o v e r taffeta and the
bodice featured long lily point
sleeves. The elbow length veil,
of illusion fell from a white
s a t i n rose-shaped headpiece
trim m ed w ith seed pearls. The
bride's bouquet was of yellow
rosebuds.
Honor attendant for her sister
was Donna C hesselet She wore
a sleeveless r o u n d neckline
dress of yellow brocade satin
w i t h high w aist and bow in
back. The skirt was floor-length
and she wore long w hite gloves
and carried a bouquet of white
carnations and yellow roses.
Bridesmaids, dressed like the
honor attendant, were Sharon
M anicke and Sharon Strain. Miss
Joyce Geer, sister of the bride,
was junior bridesmaid.
Arnold "Skip" Tracer was best
m an and groomsmen were Don­
ald Tracer and Paul Griffith.
Clinton Smith, Mr. and M rs.
Ira Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Del-
bert Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Weir, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Keel­
e r and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wills.
It was announced that the
auxiliaries from Gold Beach and
Bandon have been Invited to the
Jan. 23 meeting and installation
of new members In the Cedar
Room of Orfords.
Douglas Conser w a s j u n i o r
groomsman. Ushers were Dale
Sargent and Ronald Schneider.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Geer wore a lim e green
dress with m atching coat and
hat and brown accessories. The
groom's m other was attired in a
dark blue shift dress, trim m ed
w ithw hite, and white accessor­
ies. Both Mrs. Geer and Mrs.
Conser wore corsages of white
carnations.
Frances Smith of Port Ctfard
sang and was accom panied in
the songs and at the organ by
Ruby H atm aker of Langlois.
At the reception in the parish
hall, Mrs. Gary Nelson, sister of
the groom, presented the guest
book. Serving were Linda Brady
a n d Collen Couch, Carolyn
Couch, M arian Dent, Mrs. Ar-
leigh Tracer and Sandy N ich­
olls. Caring for the gifts were
Pauline Lindsay and Jeanie Lin-
sey.
Decorations a t the church and
the parish hall were bouquets
of gladiolus and yellow roses
and white carnations.
For a honeymoon trip to San
Francisco and Lake Tahoe the
new m atron wore a brown and
orange checked s u i t , orange
shell and brown accessories.
The couple will be at home
after Dec. 10, in Springfield,
where b o t h are em ployed by
Citizen's Bank.
The bride is a graduate of
Langlois high school. The groom
was graduated f r o m Junction
City high school and attended
University of Portland and Lane
Com munity College.
Special guests at the wedding
included four grandparents of
the couple; M rs.JohnMikulecky,
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