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This pro- gram will not accept new or used needles. The collection is intended for liquid and pill medications only. By Andy Heuring Two teens from Evansville and Illinois were arrested on a dead end rural road in Pike County at about 4:53 p.m. on Good Friday. Christy Miller, 19, of 4135 N. Congress Ave., Evans- ville, and David Matier, 18, of 105 Triple S. Road, Har- risburg, Ill., were both ar- rested by Pike County Dep- uty Sheriff Dallas Killian on charges of possession of marijuana, a class A misde- meanor and possession of paraphernalia, a class A mis- demeanor. Deputy Killian said he was on routine patrol on I- 69 when he noticed a car sit- ting at the end of Meridian Road just north of I-69. So he checked on the vehicle. "We have had multiple complaints about drug ac- tivity and illegal dumping at this location," said Killian. He said when he ap- proached the vehicle, he noticed the odor of marijua- na. Deputy Killian said the driver, Miller, admitted they had been smoking marijua- na. Killian and other police assisting him located a small bag which field tested posi- tive for marijuana. He said there were also two juveniles in the vehicle with Miller and Matier. All four were taken into custody. Two teens arrested on marijuana charges king reunion The King family reunion will be May 4 at Wirth Park shelterhouse, Highway 64, one mile west of Oakland City. A pot luck meal will be served. Bring tableware, your favorite dish and pic- tures. For more information, call Becky Manion 270 -521- 6609 or Willard King 812- 766 -3839. Marriage licenses Kenneth W. Popp, 24, of 5725 N. SR 57, Petersburg, son of Wayne Popp and Jea- nette McLaughlin Bertram, to Heather D. Fair, 29, of 5725 N. SR 57, Petersburg, daughter of Robert Fair and Mary Willis King. Tyler J. Fiscus, 25, of 502 E. Lafayette St., Winslow, son of Vince Fiscus and Bar- bara Vaughn Baumgart to Shea V. Williams, 25, of 502 E. 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