Harassment charges are read to ministerOne count of promoting prostitution and four counts of harassment by telephone were read Wednesday morning to Ellsworth minister Stanley Ross Rule, 29.Rule, who posted $2,000 bond Tuesday on the five misdemeanor charges, returned to District Court Wednesday for Associate Judge Gene Penland’s formal reading of the complaint filed against him. The trial will be in June.According to police information, Rule is employed at the Lighthouse Assembly of God Church in Ellsworth.Police say Rule is suspected of making numerous obscene telephone calls to Salina women over the past year. After police received repeated complaints about the calls, a pattern ' developed of the caller using the name of a South Salina man and offering $200 for sexual favors, often described by the caller as a “personal service.”home and, when the man arrived, called police with a prearranged coded message to let them know he was there.But she had a few anxious moments as the eager suitor declined her offer of a drink and started to get undressed. Fortunately, officers were quick to arrive, finding the man in her bedroom, shoes off, shirt open and pants unbuttoned.That incident led to the fifth charge against Rule, accusing him of promoting prostitution by attempting to entice Mrs. Rush to provide sexual favors for money. Far from being lured by any such offer, however, Mrs. Rush is expected to be a key prosecution witness for her help in clearing the case.'Y' gym members to national clinic