DA Vital statistics statistics Neenah. WASHINGTON Kenneth and Vicki Stadler, 717 Di- move up to the vision Oshkosh. prominent Catholic likely punish- Birth elsewhere Daughter to Jack and Cathy Goodman, Aurora, Ill. Grandparents are Glenn and Lee Goodman, Appleton. Daughter to Paul and Diane Jones, Pardeeville.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Probst, Kimberly, and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Jones, Madison. Marriage licenses Waupaca County Clerk Eleanor Dretzke has issued licenses to: Matthew J. Mehring and Sona R. Hunter, both of Murnsville, Minn. LeRoy A.
and Tipawan Meidam, both of Town of Dupont. Jeffrey A. Kent and Dawn M. Schumacher, both of Town of Caledonia. Fernando R.
Duran III and Susan L. Wendlandt, both of Waupaca. David S. Schucknecht and Holly A. Hauser, both of Town of Caledonia.
Outagamie County James Hensel has issued licenses to: Allen S. Vande Hey and Jean A. Van Gheem, both Town of Oneida. Lester C. Hopp and Wilma J.
Larsen, both Town of Grand Chute. Douglas M. Newhouse, Little Chute, and Jennifer J. Klotzbuecher, Schofield. Terrence M.
Reed and Amy A. Crabtree, both Appleton. Michael J. Kersten and Kristine A. Heinzen, both Appleton.
Daniel J. Wulterkens and Lorna S. Thorpe, both Appleton. Thomas H. Daily and Julie A.
Hoffstatter, both Appleton. Charles H. Rafferty, Appleton, and Mary L. Fox, Town of Freedom. John J.
Lantry, Fullerton, and Diane M. Richardson, Appleton. Wednesday, Mar. 12,1986 The Post- Crescent, Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis. A-5 Liberal theologian will appeal to Vatican Deaths Klara L.
Beaman, 83, 220 Euclid Manawa. Emil W. Carstens, 72, 2390 Fiesta Court, Neenah. Donald G. Ehrgott, 68, 861 Zemlock Neenah.
Mrs. George A. Giesbers (Clara A. Schoenrock), 83, 125 W. Tenth Kaukauna.
Mrs. Arthur H. Oettinger (Cecilia Long), 207 Doty Kaukauna. Deaths elsewhere Mrs. Vicki Jago (Vicki Butrem), 62, Oceanside, formerly of Menasha.
Clara E. Malchow, 96, New Berlin, formerly of Neenah. Births Appleton Medical Center Sons to: James and Tari Butler, 103 Ridgeway Drive, Appleton. Joseph and Kathleen Shepard, 415 N. Glenview Brillion.
Mercy Medical Center Daughters to: Va and Yang Yang, 1038A Jefferson Oshkosh. Paul and Lisa Schwertfeger, 1629 Minnesota Oshkosh. St. Elizabeth Daughters to: Michael and Louann Calinowski, 1608 E. Calumet Appleton.
Greg and Cynthia Hilbert, 424 Camellia Lane, Appleton. Vicki Kettner, route 1, Hillview Road, Greenville. Daniel and Jean Mittag, 1420 S. Chickadee Lane, Appleton. Theda Clark Regional Medical Center Daughters to: Dan and Peggy Moseng, route 1, Fremont.
Santiago a and Ann Sanchez, 1007 Oxford Drive, Neenah. Sons to: Jerome and Linda Smith, 748 Reed New sewers will be ready May 15 STEPHENSVILLE The sewer project in the sanitary district is complete, according to Robert Phillips, project engineer. Phillips met with project contractors and district commissioners recently to coordinate efforts. Luke Verbeten of the Oudenhoven Kaukauna, said he expected to have the project ready for operation about May 15. Oudenhoven is the general contractor for the sewage treatment portion.
The sewer line portion, which is being done by DeKeyser Construction Green Bay, is near completion now. The group will meet again at 1:30 p.m. April 8. ment from Rome for his liberal teaching on sexual relationships. The Rev.
Charles Curran, professor of moral theology at the Catholic University of America, a com- (AP) The next Vatican, says a theologian facing Curran plained on Tuesday, "It is unjust to single me out for disciplinary action of any type when so many other Catholic theologians hold the same basic Curran, 52, a former president of the Catholic Theological Society of America, said he wouldn't give in to Vatican pressure, a stance that seems destined to him his standing as church-recognized theologian as well as his theology position at the school. "It's my church as much as anybody else's," he declared then point in a news conference at university, winning cheers from students in a crowded auditorium. However, he said Pope John Paul SUMMER'S COMING LOSE WEIGHT AND FEEL GOOD! 1 Up SAVE to on All Programs CALL TODAY 731-3354 WEIGHT CONTROL CLINICS 225 N. Richmond, Appleton WATER PUMPS Sales Service Installation Radio Dispatched All Types of Submersible Pumps COMPLETE INSTALLATIONS Water Line Digging REPAIR ALL MAKES New Used Rebuilt Water Softeners Conditioners at Factory Prices Sta-Rite Meyers Gould Red Jacket ABITZ WATER SERVICE WATER SOFTENERSServing the Valley for 20 Years With All Major Lines of Water Pumps Phone and Repairs 733-7209 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE MASTER PLUMBER RA-03289 AT GORDY'S TRUCKLOAD FROZEN FOOD SALE -the savings Enjoy the Savings through the all natural taste of Breyers or Sealtest Ice Cream. Ice Breyers the all creAm in Ice Flavors Assorted Cream Half $269 ace Gal.
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He handed out summaries of his views that clearly conflict with church leaders' strong opposition to artificial birth control, divorce and hom*osexual relations. But he said he was hardly an expo, nent of any of those things and merely taught they were not "in- trinsically circ*mstances, evil" and could, in certain be morally "My positions are neither chosene. lious nor radical," he said. "My posture is neither defiant nor disrespectful. My theological positions represent the mainstream of Catholic theology and are accepted by the majority of Catholic theologians today." He now awaits a Vatican declaration that he cannot be considered a Catholic theologian a relatively rare punishment last publicly meted out to internationally known Swiss theologian Hans Kung in 1979..
