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Fourteen- -BUCYRUS (OHIO) Accident, Reported The first signs of spring revealed the worst in area drivers as 11 of them were among the 57 cited over the weekend by the Bucyrus Highway Patrol. There also was one accident reported Saturday. The lone mishap involved John D. Inscho, 16, of 5033 Ohio 598, Crestline, who drove off the right side of Ohio 598 one-tenth of a mile north of U.S. 30.

at 5 p.m. Inscho hit a mailbox, causing minor damage to his car, but there was no injury reported. Local people heading to court today are: Christopher A. Rank, 18, of 5648 Cox Tiro, for passing a stopped school bus; James A. Schiebler, 61, of 540 Tiffin Bucyrus, for speeding.

Going to court March 26 are the following: John E. Allen, of 4318 Ohio 598, Crestline, for a defective exhaust; Roy G. Ewing, 42, Rt. 1, Crestline, for speeding; Fredrick L. Ewing, 34 of 4298 Ohio 598, Crestline, for driving while intoxicated; Roger W.

Yates, 32, of 525 W. Charles Bucyrus, for speeding; Steven R. Yocum, 2 Sherry Lane, Galion, for no driver's license; David A. Bauchenbaugh, 23, of 1669 Olentangy Bucyrus, for a ficticious registation; Robert G. Seevers, 24, of 233 South Galion, for S.G.

Gilbert (Continued From Page 1) All his bands made many appearances and played on numerous occasions at the Ohio State Fair. He served as Mardi Gras parade marshal here in 1975. Mr. Gilbert joined the Methodist Church Howe, Ind. in February 1910 and last belonged to the Mt.

Zion United Methodist Church, where he and his wife attended for over 40 years. He was active in the music of any church he belonged to. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Wise Funeral Home. Officiating will be the Rev.

Netty Burkey of the Mt. Zion United Methodist Church. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery in Galion. Friends may call from to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Wise Funeral Home.

DAR (Continued From Page 4) listed included $488,769 from the United Presbyterian Church and $645,089 from the Methodists; Lutheran Church Episcopalians $173,544. Regarding Iranian students in the U.S., delegates said the demonstrations were organized students from local colleges in the Washington area were recruited and paid to demonstrate against the shah. Gold Standard Concerning the gold standard, delegates recalled the July 1944 UN Monetary Conference at Bretton Woods, N.H. Headed by Harry Dexter assistant secretary of the Treasury and an undercover Soviet espionage agent, which set the policy of stripping the U.S. of its monetary gold reserve by giving the gold to other nations to build their industrial capacity at our expense and take our markets.

Now, they said, the gold is gone, the U.S. has a $20 billion yearly rade deficit, a new hard European Currency Unit backed by gold was created to replace the worthless dollar at a July 16- 17, 1948 conference in Bonn, Germany to which the ollproducing OPEC nations have agreed to switch and the debased currency has made oil, gold and silver "the only things of value." Marriage Licenses The following people filed for marriage licenses in Probate Court this week: William G. Guilliams, 20, of 816 N. Sandusky Bucyrus, factory worker, and Lynette J. Schifer, 19, of 816 N.

Sandusky Bucyrus, factory worker. Steve A. Bowlin, 21, of 710 Clay Lot 38, Galion, machinist, and Amanda I. Rinehart, 18, of 242 N. Liberty Galion, unemployed.

Marion M. Kissel, 72, of 745 Harding Way West, Galion, vicepresident, Marylee Kissel, 61, of 682 Park Galion, manager. Robert L. McLeod, 24, of 1826 Brokensword Bucyrus, machinist, and Linda Hickman, 23, of 1826 Brokensword Bucyrus, factory worker, Edwin E. Powers, 38, of 558 Russell Bucyrus, foreman, Swan Rubber Company, and Ellen L.

Haycook, 25, of 205 S. Poplar Bucyrus, factory worker. Ronnie Olmstead, 21, of 324 Orange Galion, welder, and Denise K. Coning, 16, of 312 Clymen Galion, student. Donald R.

Clark, 20, of 704 Harding Way East, Gallon, factory worker, and Rebecca J. Fairchild, 29, of 642 Grand Galion, dental assistant. TELEGRAPH FORUM -Monday, March 19, 1979 11 Citations By 0. Patrol Kenneth J. Purvis, 17, of Bomb Threat Tape Be Made Tuesday; Not Evacuated Friday speeding; Melvin R.

Sandy, 32 Ohio 594, Marion, will Willow Bucyrus, for Juvenille Court later for speeding. lights. According to a report from Sheriff Floyd Smith, Buckeye Central High School did not evacuate following another bomb threat which was received by a Telegraph-Forum office employee Friday at approximately 2:15 p.m. The T-F employee notified the Sheriff's Department of the bomb threat, which in turn alerted Buckeye Central. According to Sheriff Smith, officials at Buckeye Central stated that there was only another hour or more of classes before students' would be dismissed.

The Sheriff's Department dispatched several deputies to the scene who conducted a thorough search of the school but reported that no bomb was According to the T-F employee, the bomb threat caller was a male who made the call from a telephone booth. She added that she knew the threat was made from a pay telephone booth because she could hear the the coins slot. as they dropped through "You have one hour to get the kids out of Buckeye Central," was the statement made the caller, according to the T-F employee. She was later asked to listen to several tape recordings made by the Sheriff's Department to see if she could identify the bomb threat caller. According to the Sheriff's Department, no identification of the voice from the March 16 bomb threat was made after listening to the tapes.

The Sheriff's Department made seven tape recordings using different men's voices by repeating the same statement as recorded by Buckeye East Elementary following a bomb threat Feb. 19. Persons who have received various bomb threat calls, against Buckeye Central have listened to the tape recordings to see if they can identify the person who made the bomb threat which they received. Last Friday's bomb threat made the third call against Buckeye Central which was received by an employee at the Telegraph- Forum, each by different employee. Of thee numerous threats made against Buckeye Central, no two persons have ever received a the same bomb threat call.

Ironically, last Friday's threat was received while former Tiro Police Chief Mike Little, 38, of 126 S. Main who is with four counts of inducing panic, first degree misdemeanor, by making bomb threats against the Buckeye Central School system, awaited his preliminary hearing in Municipal Court. A probable cause hearing was held Friday following a motion made by Assistant Prosecutor Dustin Redmond requesting that a tape recording of Little's voice be made for examination purposes by an expert in Michigan. Following testimony of three witnesses for the prosecution, Municipal Court Judge John F. Bender ordered that Little's voice be tape-recorded after he found that there was probable cause to believe that the voice recorded on the tape Feb.

19 at Buckeye East Elementary and the defendant's could be, the same. Little is expected to make the phone call which will be recorded at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday from the office of his attorney, Edward R. Wead, to the Sheriff's Department with his second defense counsel, John D. Sears, present.

According to Sheriff Smith, the tape recording will be taken to Michigan for analysis and the results of the examination are expected to be known within the same day of the examination. Sr. Auditor For Ferguson Is Indicted be no tail To BC COLUMBUS (UPI) A Franklin County grand jury today indicted John A. Blum, senior deputy auditor for state Auditor Thomas A. Ferguson, on two counts of accepting bribes and three other counts.

Also indicted was Raymond A. Castelluccio, president of the Unus Corp. of Cleveland, and the Unus Corp. The indicted in company was connection with consulting contracts with Ferguson's office. A spokesman for the county prosecutor's office said at least one more indictment would be handed down today.

In addition to the bribery charges, Blum was indicted on two counts of having unlawful interest in a public contract and one count of theft in office. Castelluccio, also know as Ray Castel, was indicted on one count of bribery. The grand jury has been investigating Ferguson's office since last summer and two persons, John A. Draggo of Georgetown and Frank R. Franko of Youngstown, were indicted last month for theft in office.

OHIOAN APPOINTED WASHINGTON (UPI) Tom Kindness, R-Ohio, was one of eight congressmen appointed to a House Task Force on Government Regulation and Oversight, said Rep. Mickey Edwards, R- chairman of panel. 16 Youths Are Heard In Juvenile Ct. Here Sixteen youths had their cases heard in Juvenile Court last week, with 13 cases disposed of and three truancy cases continued. Jon K.

Carter, 17, of Lot 92, Oak Crestline, was found guilty of driving while under the influence of alcohol and had his operator's. license suspended until Sept. 13, had his operator's license suspended until April 24 after he was found guilty of failing to yield the right of way and his license suspended until April 12 for a second charge of failing to yield the right of way. Donald E. Olson, 17, of 6033 Ohio 19, Galion, had his operator's license suspended until March 27 after he was found guilty of failing to stop in assured clear distance.

A 17-year-old Crestline male was placed on probation after he was found guilty of curfew violation. A 17-year-old male from Crestline was placed on probation after his permanent custody to the Ohio Youth Commission was suspended and he was found guilty of violating his curfew. A 17-year-old Galion male was given a 10 p.m. curfew until March 27 for polluting state land and water. The Department of Natural Resources filed the charge.

Patrick M. Rowland, 17, of 312 Clymen Galion, was fined $20 plus costs after he was found guilty of failing yield at a stop sign. The grandparents of a one-year-old female from Bucyrus were granted temporary custody of the child after she was found to have been neglected by her parents. Each parent of the child was ordered to pay $30 in support of the girl. A 12-year-old male from Bucyrus, charged with vandalism and arson, was placed in temporary custody of the Ohio Youth Commission and ordered to make restitution.

A 14-year-old Bucyrus male was placed on probation and had his temporary placement at the Ohio Youth Commission suspended after be was found guilty of burglary and arson. He was also dered to make restitution. Diee Clayton, 17, of 1007 Bucyzus Gallon, had his operator's license suspended until March 27 after he was found guilty of failing to stop within assured clear distance. A 16-year-old Bucyrus male was placed in permanent custody of the Ohio Youth Commission and ordered to make restitution after he was found guilty of the theft of CB radios and ears. A 16-year-old Bucyrus male, charged with the theft of a motorcycle, had his case dismissed.

A 15-year-old Galion male was given an 8.p.m. curfew until March 28 after he was found guilty of assault. A 16-year-old Galion male, charged with truancy, was ordered to return to Galion High School and had his case continued. A 17-year-old male from Galion charged with truancy from Galion High School had his case continued. A 17-year-old Galion female charged with truancy from Galion High School had her case continued.

NEWS TF FLASHES Hospital Activities Bucyrus Community Hospital admissions: Saturday, Lesley Brown, 9, daughter of Mrs. Carol Leibengood, Rt. 2, Bloomville. Sunday, James L. Oberlander, 1238 Ohio Merl Harrer, 1045 Lavina Fred W.

Shultz, Heartland Nursing Home, Miss Amy Alban, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Alban, 526 N. Morrison Nevada, Mrs. Earnest Ruth, 5124 Bethel Michael Stailey, nine months, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Stailey, 520 Sears Mrs. Mark Spicer, 219 Ethel St. Releases: Saturday, Kerri Eidson, one month, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Leroy Eidson, 510 E. Irving Mrs. Sara Miller, 1326 Home Circle Michael Pennington, 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Pennington, 317 Hill St.

Sunday, Jason Bursby, 3 son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bursby, 617 Old New Winchester Mrs. Rhuban Chambers, 435 W. Mansfield Lester Fritz 410 Songer Forest Frizzell, Woodbine Apt.

6, Carl Gingery, 127 Sears Khara Murphy, 5 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Murphy, 427 E. Southern Ave. Births: Sunday, a son to Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Walimire, 122 Dudley born at 5:50 p.m. and weighing eight pounds, ounces. The mother is the former Janice Jones. Birth releases: Saturday, Mrs.

Ernst McFarland, 1075 Nevada and daugher Sarah Eileen, Mrs. William Varble, 701 S. Spring and son Mattheew Kedrick. Now is the time to buy your dormant oil spray to help ward off insect and disease problems. Norton's Garden Center Stereo Floor Sample Sale---SAVE BIG! Marantz Stereo Equip ment Now In Stock.

BIll's TV Appliances 1855 E. Mansfield Rd. Phone 562-4308 Carrier Needed Immediately in Nevada The ASCS meeting at the Conservation League on Marcl 21 will be at 1:30 p.m. Ambulance Runs-Byrd Ambulance Service transported the following persons to Bucyrus Community Hospital over the weekend: Vicki Rule from 814 Lincoln Highway at 9 a.m. today and Fred Schultz from 1170 W.

Mansfield St. at 7:30 a.m. yesterday. Byrd Ambulance transported an unidentified female to Wyandot Community Hospital, Upper Sandusky, at 5:15 p.m. Saturday, Squad Run ReportedBucyrus Fire Department's rescue squad assisted Byrd Ambulance Service in treating Edwin L.

Caskey, 74, Chatfield, who, while at Good Hope Lutheran Church around 9:40 a.m. yesterday morning, suffered respiratory problems. Byrd ambulance transported Caskey to Bucyrus Hospital for treatment. Hitskip Reported--Jay R. Keller, 1295 Whetstone reported to police yesterday that his vehicle recently suffered damage to the right side and right rear fender as the result of a hitskip accident.

Wrong Location--The late Friday morning barfight involving Delbert Montgomery of Galion occurred at the Pleasant Inn, 642 Woodlawn and not the Plaza Bar on W. Mansfield St. as reported Saturday. Citations Issued -The following persons were cited to Traffic Court March 26 for various offenses: Robert J. Fisher, 62, of 1127 Nevada for driving while under the influence of alcohol at the tersection of E.

Mansfield and Inez Sts. at 3:21 p.m. Saturday; Bonnie S. Grasley, 20, of 414 N. Walnut and Thomas E.

Honaker 21, of 414 S. Lane both for speeding, Appearing April 2 will be Chris C. Hernandez, 28, of 229 W. Mansfield for failure to control in the 100 block of N. Sandusky Ave.

at 10 a.m. yesterday. Roll Call (Continued From Page 4) various health schools. Sen. Pete Domenici, an opponent, said: "We have to send a signal to the American people and to the entire world that we in the Senate are serious about spending restrains in these extremely inflation-ridden times." Senators voting "yea" opposed the budget cut.

Glenn and Metzenbaum voted Dedication Of Juvenile Receiving Center Apr. 1 A been open A date set house of for of Sunday the dedication April 1 recently has and End Of Crude Oil Price Center finished Children's at the Home Juvenile in Crawford Galion. Receiving County Curbs Being Pondered ACTIVELY SEEKING QUALIFIED PERSON for Clerk of Board of Crawford Co. Commissioners. Application blanks available at the Commissioners Office in Court House.

Applications accepted until March 26. Personal interviews will be held March 28, 1979. Call 562-5876 for appointment. Biggest Price Cut Sale in progress until March. 24: Stop in and pick up one of our sales circulars.

BIANCHI Western Auto. (Right across the street from Lees Shoes). Book Sale by Friends at Library, Friday, March 23, 5-9; Saturday, March 24, 9-5. Close Out Sale off entire stock. Macrame cord, braided and twisted PolyPro from 3mm to 8mm.

PP84 colored jute. Cable Cord. Calcutta, knotty, maxi and many more. Books, beads, lamp shade frames, rings, rods, purse handles, ceramic and clay pottery. Handblown glassware, wrought iron stands, glass showcases, house plants, many more items.

Must see to believe. Hours 1-6pm daily except Sunday. Evenings by appointment. Country Plant Shoppe. Located 2 miles north of Sycamore on SH67.

Phone 927-2322. off Denim. Vests Jackets His Hers Shop Going out of Business Sale-S Fashions, 202 N. Sandusky. off all merchandise.

Open 10 to 5, closed Wednesday. Join 4-H today. Ages 8 through 19 Phone 562-8731 Needed Immediately Paper Carrier for Timken Subdivision Telegraph Forum Clinic Set A well baby clinic will be held Tuesday, March 20 at the Bucyrus City Health Department, 821 Kaler from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m. Hospitalized- Tom Orewiler, 3535 Olentangy River Columbus, son of Mrs.

Floyd Orewiler, 424 Charlotte Bucyrus was admitted Sunday to Riverside Hospital in Columbus, room 5006, for surgery today, Funeral Services- Funeral services were 1:30 p.m. today in the Munz-Pirnstill Funeral Home for Betty J. Garvin, 49, of 1230 John who died Thursday in Marion Community Med Center. The Rev. A.N.Hinrichsen officiated and burial was in Crawford County Memory Gardens.

WATCHES Bulova, Accutron, Caravelle, Croton, Wittnauer, Selko, Times Two Arrested In Sign Theft Try Quick action by Bucyrus police averted the theft of a Ronald McDonald sign by two Bucyrus males around midnight yesterday. Curtis Allen Pauley, 18, of 1677 Colonial Dr. and Mark Douglas Groves, 20, of 1675 Colonial were arrested as the result of police investigation of the attempted sign theft. The pair was spotted by officers carrying the sign from the restaurant at 1660 Marion Rd. to the rear of a camper-type truck and place it inside.

After checking with McDonald's employees, the truck was stopped, the sign discovered and the pair arrested. The pair was later released on their own recognizance for a March 27 Municipal Court appearance. United Airlines Union Okay Pact WASHINGTON (UPI) Negotiators for United Airlines and the machinists and aerospace workers union today reached tentative agreement on a new contract in a 22-hour bargaining session, federal mediators announced. The contract, which still must be approved by 18,000 machinists and other union members, reportedly would provide wage increases of about 30 percent over the next three years. The agreement was reached at 6:30 a.m.

after just over: 22 hours of talks without a break. Representatives of the two sides ate hamburgers and sipped coffee and soft drinks during the session. The receiving center will be dedicated in honor of former Crawford County Juvenile and Probate Judge Constance Keller who served in that capacity from 1936 until 1968, just prior to her death. To be known as Keller Hall, the center will be dedicated in ceremonies beginning at 2 p.m. with Children Services Board member and WGLX Radio President and General Manager Ray Malone serving as master of ceremonies.

Tours of the facility will be included in the program. The center was built with a federal grant in the amount of $317,000 with the balance being paid by around $50,000 in county funds. Recently completed, and 0c- cupied, the center has been designated as a receiving center for the Children's Home in compliance with the state licensing law. All children who need emergency shelter, regardless of who brings them in, will utilize the facilities for a maximum of 180 consecutive days. Children coming to the center are those awaiting court disposition, unruly, school truant, children in family crisis, runaways, dependent, neglected, abused, awaiting placement in other juvenile facilities, emotionally unstable or for medical isolation.

The administrators for the new receiving center are Mr. and Mrs. Dan 1 Bradhurst. Daily Market LOCAL GRAIN Wheat $3.37 Oats $1.35 Beans $7.23 Corn $2.14 THURMONT, Md. (UPI) President Carter and his chief economic and energy advisers met at Camp David today to weigh proposals that would end current price controls on crude oil a move certain to boost inflation.

Higher gasoline prices and lower thermostats could result from the meeting. Two large military helicopters shuttled the presidential advisers from Washington to the mountaintop retreat for the daylong conference that began at 9 a.m. EST. White House se spokesmen were declining comment on the meeting other than to describe it as a a a a a a a a "full scale review" of important domestic energy and economy policies. The president was described by sources as "virtually certain' to propose deregulating oil prices, probably over a twoyear period, and to couple that move with proposals for a new tax oil companies to prevent windfall profits from the move.

The panel also was expected to consider addttional conservation steps as mandatory limits on non-residential thermostat settings and the closing of gas stations on Sundays. Participants in the talks include Vice President Walter Mondale, Energy Secretary James Schlesinger, antiinflation chief Alfred Kahn, Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal, Labor Secretary Ray Marshall, Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps. Area Deaths Burton Sprau Burton E. Sprau, 69, of 2, Sycamore, died at 2:35 p.m. Saturday in Marion Commuity Med Center.

He had been ill for the past five months. He was born Sept. 8, 1909, in Tymochtee Wyandot County, to William Henry and Mary B. (Blue) Sprau. He married Grace Price, 8, 1934.

Surviving are his wife, five children, Charles W. Sprau of Nevada, Daryl B. Sprau of Carey, William W. Sprau of McCutchensville, Mrs. Robert (Lucille) Dunn of Bucyrus and Mrs.

Gary (Helen) Gregg of Sycamore, 14 grandchidren, two great grandchidren, one brother, Virgil W. Sprau of McCutchensville, and two sisters, Mrs. Camilla Blackburn of Tiffin and Mrs. Cozetta Richardson of Tiffin. Mr.

Sprau was a retired farmer and lived his whole life in Sycamore. Private funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Moore Funeral Home, Sycamore. The Rev. William H.

Chidester will officiate and burial will be in Bethel Cemetery, McCutchensville. Calling hours will be after 2 p.m. Tuesday, in the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the Sycamore Church of Christ. Fred Schultz Fred W.

Schultz, 82, of 1030 Elm died at 7:50 a.m. Monday in Bucyrus Community Hospital. He had been ill for the past few months. He was born Feb. 24, 1897 in Detroit, to Louis and Ida (Radee) Welcher.

He married Myrtle Hart Reed, Jan. 6, 1928. She preceded him in death. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Lurine Temple, Mrs.

Clara Kasper and Mrs. Elsie Odell, all of Detroit, Mich. Mr. Schultz was a retired truck driver working in Detroit for 38 years. He came to this community five years ago.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. in the Munz-Pirnstill Funeral Horne. The Rev. M.P. Paetznick will officiate and burial will be in Nevada Cemetery.

Calling hours will be anytime after 12 noon Tuesday in the funeral home. The famiy will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m. Area Hospitals Galion Hospital Galion Community Hospital admissions: Colleen Duffner, Galion, Christina Grafton, Galion, Miss Wanda and Wendy Groves, 905 S. East Bucyrus, Kathy Mildrum, Crestline, Amy Philion, Galion, Tanda Roberson, Crestline, Christopher Hampton, Mansfield, Ruth Casto, Galion, Erma Firestone, Galion, Joanne Fortney, Galion, Vickie Hoosier, Crestline, Ellen Jarvis, Crestline, Asta Kragh, Galion, Josephine Mcle, Galion, Helena Metzger, North Robinson, Dorothy Starky, Galion, June Wirerick, Crestline, Ollie Wilson, Meadowview, Charles Bower, Galion, Tony Chapman, Galion, Ralph Cooperider, Davis, Nolen Hillis, Galion, Bertrum Lewis, Mt. Gilead, Glen McKee, Galion, Carl Phillips, Galion, Robert Rogers, Mt.

Gilead, Gene Storg, Sulphur Springs, Thomas Truex, Eidson, John Wilson, Meadowview, Va. Releases: Jeanette Cleminger, Galion, Debra Mullins, Galion, Diane Shultz, Iberia, Ann Smith, 720 Earl Bucyrus, Janice Summers, Mansfield, Kimberly Toler, Galion, Steven Kinter, Crestline, Tim Ness, Galion, Benjamin Prosser, Mansfield, Jamie Stillwell, Oceola, Judy Addis, Galion, Faith Bigler, Caledonia, Eudora Byers, Galion, Elizabeth -Daniels, Crestline, Amelia Guinup, Galion, Lillian Hurlow, Galion, Myrtie Kellogg, Galion, Betty McDonald, Galion, Elnora Summers, Mansfield, Janet Tupps, Galion, Smithe Canterbury, Galion, David Clevenger, Galion, Paul Dotson, Galion, Larry Grimes, Gallon, George Hessey, Crestline, Willard Honaker, 425 E. Lucas Bucyrus, Robert Logan, Galion, Daryle Mcle, Galion, John Mullins, 107 Washington Square, Bucyrus, Larry Patton, Galion. Birth: Saturday, A son to Mr. and Mrs.

Jeffrey Harding, Rt. 1, Galion, born at 10:36 a.m. Crestline Hospital Crestline Memorial Hospital admissions: Bernard Flaherty, 147 S. Seltzer Crestline, Daniel Hage, 501 South Crestline, Mrs. Harold Ranbo, Bellville, Tessa Perry, 754 County Line Crestline, Jackie Mullins, Mansfield, Nola Bean, 806 Davis Crestline, Darlene DeLaney, Mansfield.

Releases: Robert Eccleston, 424 N. Pearl Crestline, Lyndee Algire, 401 Maple Crestline, Mrs. James Kinsey, 67 Elm Crestline, Mrs. Richard Stoops, 130 Etler Crestline, Mrs. Terry Foy, N.

Pearl Crestline, Robert Burger, Mansfield, Mrs. Dennis Cains, Mansfield, Jerry Wozniak, 621 N. High Crestline, Ervin Eckert, 504 South Crestline. Real Estate Transfers Marvin G. Knapp et al to William B.

Bekemeyer, part of inlots: 1780 and 1781, Crestline. William B. Bekemeyer et al to Vernona P. Bekemeyer et al, part of inlots 1780 and 1781, Crestline. Maxine K.

Miller to Gene S. Howell et al, undivided one-half interest, also private alley, inlots 1313 and 1321, Bucyrus. Myron E. Dunn et al to Larry J. Rigby et al, lots 10 and 11, Polk Township.

J. Wilbur Kiess et al to David E. Reynolds et al, inlot 1589, Bucyrus. Larry G. Nigh et al to Roderick G.

Tombin et al, inlot 886, Bucyrus. Walter E. Sargel, deceased, to Eileene M. Quaintance et al, 50.08 and 23.374 acres, undivided one-half interest, Polk Township. Huggins Farms Inc.

to Jackson Group inot 5358, Bucyrus. Eunice Berry et al to Ralph R. Kittle et al, part of inlot 388, Galion. Oletha Hoffman to' Steven L. Hertz et al, inlots 57 and 58, Leesville.

Ralph E. Price et al to Lawrence W. Dawson et al, inlot 182, Galion. Ronald W. Morris et al to Roy S.

Cremeans, lot 36, Timken Boulevard Subdivision, Whetstone Township. Harry S. Carmean, deceased, to Edyth G. Carmean et al, 78.16 and 156.09 acres, undivided onehalf interest, Bucyrus Township. John L.

Wagner to Van Lewis Wagner, Lot 19, Anker's Subdivision, Polk Township. John L. Wagner et al to Van Lewis Wagner, inlot 667, Galion. William C. Walker et al to Calvin A.

Lust et al, inlot 161.34, Liberty Township. Eldon L. Ferguson et al to Herbert M. Welker et al, 134.44 acres, Vernon Township. Glen McKee et al to James E.

Dorion et inlot 855, Galion. E. Richard Hottenroth et al to Anthony B. Rowland et al, part of inlots 1826, 1827, and, 1828, Gation. Willard W.

Hill to City of Crestline, inlots 596, 144, 145, Crestline. Fredonia A. Hardgrow et al to City of Crestline, part of inlot 11, Crestline. Promoted By Timken John F. Costello has been promoted to assistant manager industrial relations Bucyrus District for The Timken Company.

The announcement WAS made by Robert L. Gulling, general manager Bearing Operations Bucyrus District. John F. Costello In his new capacity, Costello will report to Donald W. Simonson, manager industrial relations Bucyrus District.

A graduate of Lehman High School and Walsh College in Canton, Costello has also taken graduate work at the University of Akron. He started with Timken in 1968 and served as an accountant in the Cost and General Accounting Departments before being named accounting supervisor at Canadian Timken Ltd. in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. Upon his return to the United States, he was promoted to Bucyrus District plant auditor, the position he held prior to his latest promotion.

Costello serves as secretarytreasurer of the Bucyrus Area Junior Achievement and is vice president of the Bucyrus Area United Way. He is also a member of the Walsh College Alumni Associaton. ATTORNEY DIES SAN DIEGO (UPI) Attorney Louis Loeb, a general counsel to the New York Times for more than 40 years, has died of heart disease at the age of 80:.