Gazette News-Current from Xenia, Ohio • Page 13

KAY TURNBULL S. SHERIDAN THE XENIA DAILY GAZETTE 1 Saturday, July 26,1975 Dr. Kyle atGMH CAROL ALLISON CHRISTY FRANKLIN S. HOLLY compete for 4-H crowns SEVENTEEN contestants will compete for the title of 4-H king and queen this year at the contest to be held Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the junior fair tent at the Greene County Fair.

Participants are: --Marie I. James, 16, daughter of the Doyle Jameses, 1492 SR 72S, Jamestown, a member of the Saddle-Ite 4-H Club; --Christy Franklin, 18, daughter of the Gale M. Franklins, 9 Elm Jamestown, member of the Silvercreek Junior Farmers; --Kim Lewis, 16, daughter of the Dewitt Evanses, 1054 Watkins Jamestown, member of the Greeneview Town Country Club; --Karen Wheeler, 16, daughter of ttie Joe Wheelers, 2020 US 42S, member of the Spring Valley Saddle Scores Club; --Tod D. Fowler, 16, son of the Franklin Fowlers, 2251 SR 72S, Jamestown, member of the Saddle-Ites Club; --Sharon Sheridan, 16, daughter of the Keith Sheridans, 3526 Wilberforce- Clifton Cedarville, member of the Winning Ways Club; --Nick Pitstick, 16, son of the Eugene 'Pitsticks, 3008 Tobias Cedarville, member of Cedarville Hot Shots; --Kay Turnbull, 16, daughter of the James H. Turnbulls, 2786 Wilberforce- Clifton Cedarville, Cedarville Hot Shots; Carla D.

Spinks, 17, daughter of the Ralph Spinkses, 1961 Irvin Jamestown, member of Buc-A-Roo Club; --Minnetta R. Kassell, 16. daughter of Elmer J. Kassell. 4001 Barber Cedarville, Little Fern- dalers Club; Liesa Rihl, 16.

daughter of the Rex Rihls, 4616 Federal Cedarville, member Cedarville Hot Shots; Dale Amstutz, 18, son of the Wade Amstutzes, 3970 SR 235, Fairborn, Fairborn Junior Farmers; --Carol Allison. 18, daughter of the Roger Allisons. 469 Warm Springs Fairborn, Happy Clovers Club: --Tom Fowler, 17, son of the Delbert Fowlers, 435 Watkins Jamestown, member of Ross Champs; --Debbie Klopfenstein, 18, daughter of the Calvin Klopfensteins, 1482 Beaver Valley Eager Beavers 4-H Club: --Stephanie Holly, 16, daughter of the Joe Hollys, 3997 E. Enon Yellow Springs, Pins Pans Club and --Diane Palmer, 16. daughter of the Acie Palmers 314 Washington Que' Pasa 4- Club.

Convicted in gun case Vernal Adkins, 1836 Miami Fairborn, was convicted Thursday in a jury trial before Common Pleas Judge Dan M. Aultman. Adkins will be sentenced Aug. 7 on the charge of carrying a loaded firearm. He was stopped on Ironwood Dr.

by a police officer April 14 Tor drunken driving when a loaded semiautomatic pistol was found in his pocket. The case was referred to the Adult Probation Department for pre- sentence investigation. Assistant Prosecutor Dain DeVeny represented the state, and Fairborn attorney Robert H. Thureau II represented Adkins. M.

KASSELL MARIE I. JAMES KIM LEWIS LIESA RIHL courts Elsewhere common Pleas: Divorces sought Charles Stickle, Miamisburg, vs. Martha Fairborn; Juanita Louise Nickell, vs. David Fairborn, and Cullen Nelson, WEright-Patterson AF Base, vs. Felicia Nadine, Dayton.

SPECIAL HONORS went to Dr. Donald F. Kyle of Cedarville at the annual physician-clergy breakfast at Greene Memorial Hospital Friday morning. In the first of what is planned as an annual presentation by the GMH Chaplaincy Committee, Dr. Kyle was awarded a plaque in recognition of his service to the community, the hospital and his church.

At the time of the ceremony, Dr. Kyle was with a patient in surgery, and the plaque was accepted in his behalf by the pastor of. his church, the Rev. Daniel Graham of Cedarville i i a Church. FEATURED SPEAKER at the breakfast, attended by nearly 50 physicians, churches The Rev.

Faran Boyle OFM has been named associate pastor of St. Francis Catholic Church, Bellbrook. Ordained to the priesthood in 1952, Father Boyle, native of Grand Rapids, has served as vice rector of the a i a i Seminary, Mt. Healthy, and most recently as instructor at Roger Bacon High School, Cincinnati. The Rev.

Francis Hoffer is pastor of the church. clergymen and GMH personnel, was Dr. Robert D. Reece, associate professor of medical ethics and director of the Medicine in Society Program at the Wright State University School of Medicine. Dr.

Reece's address centered on the development of ethical and human values in medical students and the preparation of students for confrontation with moral questions in medical practice -questions in the areas of abortion, smoking, drug abuse and the confidentiality of the physician- patient relationship. Presiding at the event was the Rev. M.A. Kunkle, pastor of Jamestown United Methodist Church and chairman of the GMH Chaplaincy Committee. what's news Opera star Roberta Peters will appear in person on the Kenley stage at Dayton's Memorial Hall Aug.

5 to 10 in Noel Coward's broadway classic "BITTER Sweet." This operetta is a nostalgic valentine a love story that tells of the bittersweet memories of the loves of the Marchionesse Sarah DALE AMSTUTZ NICK PITSTICK TOD FOWLER TOM FOWLER life squad Daytonian is jailed XEMA Dale E. Yenger, 293 Hill 11:15 p.m. Thursday, transported to GMH, treated and released. PAIRBORN James Remey, 206 A. Landmark 6:56 p.m.

Thursday, ill, transported to Grandview Hospital. Maureen Murphy, 3030 Valley View, walk-in to Station 2, 7:21 Thursday, injury, no removal. Joe Hawley, 1407 Arlington 7:47 p.m. Thursday, ill, transported to GMH, fair condition. Gloria Long, 315 D.

Landmark 9:22 p.m. Thur- day. ill, transported to GMH, treated and released. Lexie Adams, 207 Calls 10:48 p.m. Thursday, ill, no removal.

Ralph Andrick, 439 Lohnes 11:03 Thursday, injury, no removal. Delores Moore, 1170 Date walk-in at Station 2, injury, no removal. Michael Austin, picked up at Kiddi College, Dayton lawmen's and Superior injury, transported to WPAFB Medical Center. Eva Coughenour, 4332 SR 235, 10:18 a.m. Friday, ill, transported to Grandview Hospital.

Donald Allen, 248 Woodlawn. 11:30 a.m. Friday, ill, transported to GMH, treated and released. Thirty days in county jail was the sentence given Melvin Young, Dayton, Friday morning in Common Pleas Court by visiting Judge Paul E. Riley of Ginton County.

A plea bargain was introduced with Young pleading guilty to a first- degree misdemeanor of carrying a concealed weapon. Young was credited with log BEAVERCREEK POLICE Complaints by: Arlos Combs, 92 Resell four tires stolen. Doug Beem, 2901 Rock Ledge bicycle stolen. Franklin Johnshon, 1901 E. Skyview two bicycles stolen.

Richland Dyer, 2558 Wendover bicycle wheel, gearshift and brake removed. XENIA POLICE Complaints by: Brenda Finley, 410 N. West bicycle'stolen. Charles Hazelbaker, 252 S. West truck engine vandalized.

Ronald Fyles, 541 Colorado auto hood damaged by vandals. Xenia has just begun to build back ffve days jail time, with the remainder to be served on a split sentence in order that he may not lose employment. He will pay costs of the prosecution within 90 days. The offense occurred Dec. 27 near Fairborn.

Dennis Sipe. assistant prosecutor, represented the state, with Dayton attorney a A representing Young. ITS PUNTIME AT THE GREENE COUNTY JULY28- AUG.2!! Junior Fair Livestock Shows Vesper Service at grandstand 7:00 p.m Sunday, July 27 MON. JULY 28 (Beginning at 10 a.m. and continuing through evening) Demonstration "Wool--from Fleece to Fiber" 7:00 p.m.

Monday, July 28 Pork Carcass Contest 8:00 p.m. Monday, July 28 Garden Tractor Pulling Contest Tuesday, July 29 (Beginning at 10:00 a.m.) PARI MUTUEL HARNESS RACIHG Wed. and Sat. Afternoons Wed. Fri.

Nites. Junior Fair Market Swine Sale 7:00 p.m. Thursday, July 31 Southwestern Ohio District Ayrshire Show .7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 31 Parade 10:30 a.m. Friday, August 1 (Livestock, Machinery, Floats, Junior Fair Royalty) Junior Fair Livestock Sale(Sheep, beef, rabbits) Friday, August 1 (starts at 11:00 a.m.) Stock and Modified Tractor (Speed) Pull .7:00 p.m.

Saturday, August 2 (Free Grandstand except Saturday nite show) EXHIBITS COMPETITION ENTERTAINMENT General Admission J. Herman Randall, Pres. Gerald Bock, Vice Pres. Beginning at 12:00 noon Monday and continuing throughout the week (day and night), $1.50 per person (over 12 yrs. old) except Saturday "Day" admission which is $1.00.

Mrs. Elwood R. Shaw, Sec. Joseph A. Fmney Treas.

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