News Herald from Port Clinton, Ohio • 12

B6 Monday, June 1, 1992, The News Herald, Port Clinton, Ohio Bataan students deserve credit for program Briofs Step'n Out Church women host Riverview birthday OAK HARBOR Tinka Worthington, Ann Turner and Dot Uhle, women of Firelands Presbyterian Church, Port Clinton, were hostesses at the monthly birthday party held recently at Riverview Nursing Home. A Kincrincr trrmin nf vmincr mm SknA nrnmon onfortainpri rpsi- dents and their guests at the party. This Woodmore group in I was truly impressed by the unveiling ceremony last Thursday for the Bataan Memorial Wall located in front of Bataan Elementary School. Everyone involved is to be commended on a job well done. The monument is really beautiful and a fitting tribute to the members of Company 192nd Tank Battalion who participated in the Battle of Ba-taanBataan Death March.

My uncle, Charles R. Boe-shart, was a member of that company and now lives in Kentucky. His health isn't the best and he was unable to attend the ceremony but he and the other living members of the company will receive a tape of the ceremony. I know I wasn't the only one at the ceremony with tears in their eyes as we listened to Mike Empcke and Steven Gipe play taps. I think what made the ceremony and the whole idea of the memorial so special was that it was the chldren of Bataan School who worked to see that the monument was built.

And it was the kids who conducted the ceremony. A Catawba Island parish, Resurrection Lutheran Church, celebrated its 25th anniversary Sunday. Dr. Kurt Borows Jr. is pastor of the parish and officiated at the special ceremony along with the Rev.

Erwin Streng, first pastor at Resurrection, the Rev. Harry Holzap-fel, pastor at St. John's Lutheran Church in Port Clinton and the Rev. Janine Dress, a former member of Resurrection who is now pastor of St. John's Lutheran in Marblehead.

St. John's in Port Clinton sponsored and helped Resurrection become a church. Others at the ceremonies were known as The "Classy Cats." Their director was Barbara Mauntler. Celebrating May birthdays were: Clara Fellerath, May 5, 92 years; Alverta Felder, May 8, 87 years; Ruth Smith, May 11, 100 years; John Jensen, May 13, 100 years; Mildred Faulk, May 16, 86 years; Pearl Hetrick, May 17, 87 years; Mabel Wilkins, May 18, 87 years; Esther Eckerman, May 20, 80 years; Alice Ziegler, May 22, 87 years; Mary Molnar, May 23, 82 years; Walter Sadler, May 26, 84 years; Nelle Lemm, May 27, 83 years; Evelyn Jess, May 27, 78 years; Ida Bell Mackey, May 28, 80 years; and Dorothy Hatten, May 30, 72 years. Guests attending were: Vonda Genzmen, Jeanette St.

Clair, Gwendolyn Apling, Mercedes Stewart, Audrey Liske, Ginette Felder, Anna Johnson, Nelta Seaman, Eleanor Batcha, Day Care residents Margaret Rosentreter and Luella Mehlow, Luella Terp, Alice Hemminger, Esther Petersen, Natalie Lu-beck, Evelyn Farrow, Marian Lieske, Helen Nowak, Helen Hutt and Marian Winter. Oak Harbor class to hold reunion July 17 OAK HARBOR The 5-year class reunion of the Oak Harbor High School Class of 1987 will be held Friday, July 17, at 7 p.m. at Oak Harbor VFW on Main Street. Dinner will be served at 7:30. Cost is $15 per person and $25 per couple.

Music will be provided by a D.J. Anyone who has any information on the location of the following students should call Diane Schimming at (419) 862-2054: Lesley Benefield, Lisa Eichman, Jeff Grosjean, Scott Hivnor, Terry Johns, Shirley Johnson, Danny Marvel, Cassie Joseph, Serena Rutherford, Herbie Whitman, Laura Foreman, Matt Haley, Dodie Duprae and Aaron Wilburn. Cancer Society's C.A.R.E. Group to meet PORT CLINTON The American Cancer Society's C.A.R.E. Group will meet on Tuesday, June 9, at 7 p.m.

The meeting will be held at the ACS office in Port Clinton. Guest speaker is Jerry Robertson, attorney, who will discuss living wills. Cancer patients, families, and survivors are encouraged to attend. For more information, please call 734-4669. Sandusky.

Every month the Port Clinton Junior High School names a student of the month. In May Amanda Hamann, daughter of David and Peggy Hamann, was honored. Fourteen Port Clinton High School seniors and one Danbury High School senior were honored Sunday at St. John Lutheran Church. A special breakfast for the students was held in the parish hall, then during the morning service the students who wore their caps and gowns were recognized.

Seniors from Port Clinton included Stephanie Case, Christie Gipe, James Mizener, Roger Mooney Joshua Nichols, Eric Petersen, Cynthia Rounds, Amy Coppeler, Kelly McDougall, Richard Milnar, Jason Moran, Todd Perry, James Peto and Melissa Wylie. Delephine Peto was the senior from Danbury High School. For any of you who love lighthouses as much as I do, Ben Richmond from Marblehead has just finished a special new poster featuring five of his Lake Erie lighthouse paintings. The poster is called "Lights of the North-coast." Proceeds from the sale of the poster will go to the building fund for the Marblehead Historical Conservancy, a non-profit organization working on refurbishing the old Marblehead train station into a public museum. Lighthouses in the poster include the Lorain, Marblehead, Sandusky, Put-in-Bay and million lighthouses, all in full color.

The poster is $15. If you have an item for Step'n Out, call 734-3641 or write 505 Holly Court, Port Clinton, Ohio 43452. Hope to see you next Out. know anyone on this list, contact Marie Metcalfe at 734-5259 or Mary Hahn at 433-7701. Addresses are needed for: Ve-reda Ballin, Mike Burdorf Kathy Burke, Tim Carr, Rick Castellano, Tina Cox, Lynn Cumin ings, Jack Donahue, Darrell Fastzkie, Beth (Fisher) Gonya, Teresa Gresh, Mike "Andy" Harrison, John Hicks, Tracy Holzhauer, Christine Horn, Robyn Hovis, Ken Howell, Nancy Jones, Junko Koizumi, Sheila Kopp, Brian Kraus, Tim Matthews, Bill McDonald, Doyle McDonald, Laurie Milazzo, Connie (Mo well) Cutcher, Bob Mol-nar, Cheryl Nesbit, Penny Nichols, Angie Osburn, Bobbie Pastor, Joe Pastor, Beth Paw-loski, Teresa Peterson, Eddie Pittman, Nadine (Red-field) Fralik, Maurice Robinson, Carol Sayre, Mary Schmitt, Joni Shortridge, Brian Shields, Bob Solis, Cindy Stevens, Debbie (Taylor) Ellis, Charlie Thompson, Phil VanHollebeke, Debbie Wade, Debbie Wickline, Jayne (Winke) Long, Cindy Washington, Dave Wheeler, Jeff Beach, Sally Lopez, Rosie (Obragon) O'Neal or Tom Sams.

A Catwba Island man is planning a Father's Day trip to East Riverside, R.I., to visit his daughter and son-in-law. Joe Passabet's son-in-law Henry Pet-cavage has had a rough year. His 23-year-old son died this year of cystic fibrosis and his dad also died. Joe thought Father's Day might be a time his son-in-law could use family around. Joe tries to make the 750-mile trip to visit his daughter Patty and her husband several times a year.

Joe raised his family in Connecticut then moved on to Rhode Island where Patty stayed then to New Jersey and finally to Port Clinton where two of his sons live. Joe Jr. and Quentin Passa-bet both live and work here. Another son and daughter live in fl Preacher's misinformation on 'self-abuse' damaging BUY U.S. Forthe current rate 1 18 Hot Savings To Warm Up The Summer At Rite Aid Time-Zero Supercolor INCH BARBECUE GRILL WITH FOLDING LEGS gg Kathy Estep the Rev.

Robert Butcher from Firelands Presbyerian Church and Charles Garrett, former choral director at the high school, who led the choir. An Oak Harbor Lutheran Church pastor celebrated the fifth anniversary of her ordination Sunday. Associate Pastor Karen Stiles of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church was honored at services Sunday. Former Port Clinton residents Vaughn and Debbie Brewer and their children were in Port Clinton Memorial Weekend visiting family and friends.

A former Port Clinton resident, Barbara Kent Kocik, now of Granville, will be back in town Monday, June 15, as a guest speaker at the Fishers for Christ prayer group at Immaculate Conception Church. The Monday program will start at 7:30 p.m. in the Immaculate Conception School gym and everyone is welcome to attend. Barbara is the author of three books. Members of the Port Clinton High School class of 1977 are planning their 15-year reunion Aug.

1. But they have 55 classmates whose addresses they haven't been able to find. If you Personal Ann Landers good than you will ever know. It would be impossible to count the millions of adults who have suffered a lifetime of shame because their religious leaders made them feel guilty about the normal act of self-discovery. Stand by your guns on this issue.

A lot of people need your advocacy. New York Mom From San Diego: I'm a Navy wife who knows only too well what it is to be separated for long periods of time from a loving husband. Your advice to "satisfy yourself" was perfect. How wonderful that you had the nerve to print it. Greenville, S.C.: I was shocked that you would promote self-abuse in your column.

I hid the newspaper from my kids. Any more dirty stuff like that and I am canceling our subscription. Seattle: BRAVO! You are sure to get a ton of mail from the Bible Belt denouncing your advice to the woman whose husband has not approached her sexually for two years. Ignore them, please. Millions of others will applaud your courage.

These days when there is so much sexually transmitted disease, especially AIDS, it's the ideal solution. I could not respect you more. ELECT GEORGE L. MYLANDER STATE REPRESENTATIVE 53rd District Pd. for by Mylander lor You in '92 Committee, Bill Steuk, 165 E.

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Every morning I woke up wondering if I had gone insane during the night or developed some outward sign that would let the world know of my "unpardonable sin." That terrifying misinformation carried over to my adult life and it took a long time before I could be a loving husband. Now that I am older and wiser, I see what horrendous damage was done to the youth of our day by hypocritical clergy who surely must have experienced the same urges in THEIR younger days. Hooray to you for having the courage to say it in print and remove the burden of guilt suffered by millions of healthy, normal people, both young and old. Raleigh, N.C. Dear Raleigh: When I wrote that response I didn't think it was particularly heroic.

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