THE FRI. TIMES AUG. RECORDER WAVELINE JENKS grandson and two greatgrandchildren. Frinds may call 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturday at the McVay Funeral Home in Caldwell where services will be held the same day at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Wayne Smith officiating. Burial will be in Crooked Tree Cemetery near Dexter City. SHAWNEE Waveline J.
Jenks, 63, of Route 1, New Straitsville, died at 3:11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 4, 1988, in Hocking Valley Community Hospital, Logan. She was a retired employee of Goodyear in Logan. Born Dec.
25, 1924, in New Straitsville, she was a daughter of Frank Pruitt and Flossie Jane Slatzer Ervin. Her husband, Robert Jenks, preceded her in death. Surviving are two sons, Richard D. Jenks of the home and Ray D. Jenks of New Straitsville; a daughter, Mrs.
Charles (Lynn) Downs of New Straitsville; five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. She was preceded in death by brother, James Ervin and a sister, Georgia McKnight. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today and anytime Saturday at Humphrey Funeral Home, Shawnee, where services will be 1 p.m. Sunday with the Rev.
Joe Blosser officiating. Burial will be in New Straitsville Cemetery. BESSIE M. CARSON Services for Bessie M. Carson, 80, of 915 Race Street, who died at 5:45 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1988, at the Hospice of Southeastern Ohio Cancer Center, will be at 10 a.m. today at the Bolin Funeral Home with the Rev. Larry Beougher officiating. Burial will Memorial Park.
-Pd. Notice LURA I. DAVIS CALDWELL Lura I. Davis, 91, formerly of Dexter City, Alliance Columbus, died Wednesday, Aug. 3, at the Meadow Manor Nursing Home, in Clarksburg, W.Va.
She was a member of the Alliance Baptist Church. Born March 7, 1897, in Dexter City, she was 1 the daughter of the late Henry and Elizabeth (Smith) Carrell. She is preceded in death by her husband, H. Rennard Davis, who died in 1972; and a granddaughter. Surviving are a daughter, Dorothy Davis Beem of Columbus; a HOBART D.
Hobart D. Williams, 58, of East Fultonham, died Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1988, at his home. Mr. Williams was vice president of AOT Research Inc.
at the time of his death. He was a veteran of the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam War and had been decorated with the Silver Star and the Purple Heart. Born Dec. 28, 1929, in Waverly, he was the son of the late Gusta F. Williams and Bertha Brown Williams.
Surviving are his wife, the former Rosemary E. Martoglio of the home; four sisters, Thelma VanDyke of Tucson, Ruby Bohannon of Tampa, Blanche Wallace of Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va. and Virginia Davis of Tampa, and a brother, Clyde Williams of Piketon. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. today at William Thompson and Son Funeral Home in White Cottage.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home, with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Baby Injured An eight-month-old child was taken by Life Flight to Children's Hospital in Columbus after being struck in the head by a light fixture that fell from the ceiling of her home. Jennifer McClure of 427 North Kennebec McConnelsville, suffered head injuries in the accident and was first taken by Malta and McConnelsville Emergency Squad to the Morgan County Health Center before being transferred to Columbus. According to a spokesman for the McConnelsville Police Department, the light struck the child's father in the head when it fell, glanced off of him and hit Jennifer.
A hospital spokeswoman said the child was still being evaluated at press time but would probably be listed in fair condition. ROSE SPECIAL CASH CARRY $660 Imlay florists 54 N. 452-5996 Deaths Funerals then went back across the road, where they were coming to rest in a group of released hospital trees. Baliey and his passenger, Troopers are still 16-year-old Mike Bauserman of the cause of the Pearl Street in Philo, were ta- charges have yet ken to Good Samaritan by Har- patrol spokesman rison Township rescue workers Photo by Chris Teens Injured In Crash skingum County 6 at about 1 p.m. when he lost control of his car and went left of center, a spokesman for the Zanesville post of the Ohio Highway Patrol said.
The car slid into a utility pole on the east side of the road, Trooper Mike Arnettt inspects the accident scene of a Thursday oneon County Road 6 that sent to area teens to Good Samaritan Medical Center. Tony Bailey, 16, of 258 Oakland Ave. was driving south on Mu- Panel Agrees To Elected Official Raises By PATRICK JACKSON Staff Reporter Monday, City Council is slated to look at pay raises for its nonunion workforce. Next month members will be looking at a pay raise for the city's elected officials. That plan was shelved in December, when Council took it off its agenda until the city budget process was complete.
However, the idea wasn't left completely in legsilative limbo. A committee, chaired by Walter Beebe, D-4, was appointed to study the plan and counterplans offered to Council, and to make its recommendations for the best plan. That panel Thursday decided to go with a compromise package offered by Beebe which lowers some salaries compared to Mayor Don Mason's original proposal, and includes raises for council members and Council President Ted Zakany that weren't in Mason's original package. Beebe's proposal: salary go up $5,500 from $28,500 to $34,000. Under Mason's plan the mayor's pay would have gone up $6,500 to $35,000.
Director Phil Phillips' salary would go up. $4,500 from $24,500 to $29,000. Under Mason's package he would have received a $5,500 raise. Treasurer Walter Norris' pay would go up $1,500 from $23,500 to $25,000. Mason's proposal would have boosted Norris' pay $4,500 to $28,000.
Auditor Lois Shiplett would get a $5,000 raise bringing her salary from $20,000 to $25,000. Her's was the only raise not changed from Mason's plan. pay would go up $2,000 from $5,500 to $7,500, and Council members would get a $1,000 raise, going from $5,000 to $6,000. If Council approves the plan, the rasies would be retroactive to July 1. "You've got to pay those people Beebe for said.
the job "I've they're doing," gone over 'till I was blue in the face, and I think it's fair This is one of these things where you're damned if you give them a raise, and you're damned if you don't." Councilman Wayne King, D-at large, question whether Ohio law allowed Council to approve interm raises. Phillips said under the home rule provision of the state constitution, municipali- Solo Attempt Jamie Efaw, 20 months, son of tinues through Saturday. ActiviJeff and Penny Efaw of 1540 ties start each day at 6 p.m. and Dietz Lane takes his first solo run through midnight. Bands ride at the St.
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(TR Kasson) he said. "We believe we should hire people that are as of good a quality that you'll find anywhere. Then we tell them they should do it for less because they're in Zanesville." Beebe and King clashed over a study of salaries in six other cities around the state which showed salaries for Zanesville's mayor and law director were below average. Hospitals BETHESDA Admitted Keith Cordle, New Lexington. Marcia Craft, Cambridge.
Kathy Day, McConnelsville. Stephen House, 1279 Greenwood Ave. Jamie Johnson, 7020 Wheeling Road. Victoria Liptak, Cambridge. Rick Rose, Blue Rock.
Dismissed Earl Brown, Corning; Chester Hiles, Roseville; David Hughes, Roseville; Doris Rich, Malta; Christy Ansel, GOOD SAMARITAN ties could raise salaries during a term unlike the General Assembly which cannot give itself a pay hike. Zakany said he endorsed the plan as a means of attracting good candidates for city, posts. Neither the mayor, law director nor treasurer has gotten a raise since 1985. The auditor hasn't received a raise since 1983. "Somehow we've got this attitude about Zanesville people," Admitted Ola Miskimen, 1854 Norwood Blvd.
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453-0378 By CHRISTOPHER BARTON Staff Reporter Secrest Auditorium will stage six performances including Broadway's "Sugar Babies" this season, Rusty Garner, executive director of Secrest, said Thursday. "It's not so much to provide entertainment, but to create a need" for the people of Zanesville, Garner said about attracting bands and plays from September 1988 through April 1989. In what's called a "middle of the road" schedule, Secrest will open the season with the big band sound of the Glenn Miller Orchestra, Sept. 11 and end with "'Ain't Misbehavin'," a jazz musical based on Harlem night clubs in the 30s. "We've taken a different tack this year for Showcase," Garner said.
"We're offering a much wider variety of activity than last year principally because that tends to level out across a market. "Without a lot of market information, it was difficult for us to decide to put all emphasis on one That's why a folk and dance music. group from Mexico City, "Ballet Grand Folklorico de Mexico," was invited for Nov. 11 as one diverse show. The rest of the Secrest's schedule stars Pinky Lee, famous variety entertainer of the 40s and 50s, in "Sugar Babies," Jan.
26, 1988; The Gibson and The New Orleans Hot Jazz Orchestra, perfoming Dixieland jazz Feb, 18; the mellow sound of Mr. Jack Daniels' Original Silver Cornet Band March 11 and "Ain't April 21. Since he doesn't have access to a market study, Garner said he cannot really pinpoint the average Zanesville resident's taste for entertainment. AREA BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Day of McConnelsville, a son at Bethesda Aug. 4, 1988. Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson of 7020 East Wheeling Road, a daughter at Bethesda Aug.
4, 1988. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mobley of Thornville, a daughter at Bethesda Aug. 3, 1988.
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