https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fcf7d18fd540634d3709d93f827dfe8a.pdf bab8a8bd196fcc0ac7c49cc572da0607 PDF Text Text Tw1hght Garden Club Meeting Held Thursday AtHennessy't Sup and M s L. W McComas took the son Pfc Edward L McComas o the Columbus airport th s morn ng enroute to Camp Pen- die on Ca f where he wall report for I ve weeks tra n ng before g ng back to San D ego Cal f whe e he w II be ass gned to Personnel work at the Mar ne Base He ha been home on fur lo gh 'Mr and M s Wa Ia e Bradford and daugh rs Ncda and Caro yn spen !he w ek end n Columb s Durin~ he Mr and Mrs D les accompan ed Jean Roush whtl s employed n Colu nb s spent the week end wltb he mother Mrs D E Roush the r son and w fc to the M ch gan Georlfia too bal fame at An Arbor L D D es was a guest.. ol h s son w o sports editor I who ha been II w th a s nus n fee on M etUgan for he Assoc ated Press I wa Chester Grange Meeting Is Held ~nd 1 s Kcnne h McE h n n and lam y Kathy and Russell wc11t to Columbus o v s t M and Mrs Wcrn 1 One app cat on (o membersh p was r~a whe Chesler Grange n n egu ar sess on with Georg io c mastc n charge Fren h and three f Re narks were given b the Mas children anj Mrs James Cl fiord Delbe French s birthday was eel c n he ot ce • conference be11 bratcd w th a lam ly pa ty and Sep 30 and plans for the yea s Mrs L an Roundtree Norfolk wo k for he d fferent off cer• Va was a s cc al g est Mr was d scu sed ~orge Genhelme French and M McEI~ nny were was c ce ed ella rman ror he Con sta one a No fo k dur ng the mun y Serv ce Project World War II and the r wives room d at he Roundtree home at that t me M nd !II s Ben Ph !son son Rush were n Cc umbus and Halloween Party Is Planned By Fortn1te Club The Fortn te Club made plans Ifor 11 Hallowc en party at the home of Mrs Gerald Anthony when they mel th s past week at the home of Mra Robert Mills Tho b rthday of lllrs William Walters was obse ved but Mrs W•lters and Mrs Robert Tewkllbary were unable to attend because ol Illness ll!rs Robert Mor r • whose small daughter was UJ was al6o unable to be present The hos esa served a dessert course o M ss Anna Howell lo!rs Henry Null lllrs Jack, Bachhe'r on bus ne" Saturday Mr and Mrs Robett Ha r s and daughter Su an Columbus were week end gue s of M a d Mrs Robert Har s Bedford Home Demonstration Counc1l Meets Mrs Joseph Beegle Is Hostess For Theodorus Counc1l "rs T A H~nneaay aulsted by Mrs T A May and Mlu Ada Hos klns entertained the Tw llgbt Gar den Club Thursday everung at her home Mu berry Ave The meet ng In charge of Mra Gerald Wildermuth pres dent op ened with devotaons led by Mrs May Twenty two members re sponded to the ro I call with the r favonte tree lo!rs Wildermuth thanked the progra)l> comm ttee for thear work was voted to send a card' of thanis to Job~ Thomas for his as slstance In the care of tl e shrub l>ery at Kerrs Run the clu~ pro ject A card was also voted se t to Paul Genhelmer an apprec alton of his work in restor ng the o d cem eter e• on Mulberry Ave - ,,., Mlu Genhelmer ornamental ilf•pes In a bro" ctntalner an~ lo!ro J I Clark mallow In a e!7fo lal container I. deuert course was served bf the hoste..es durlna the soelal hour \ at y IRST Middleport Society Mr . f ntirtel • ly Unlltd Pr~~t 01\lo ,.,. y deudy ......... todoy portly cloudr ontl ronl1hf chlnct -' roln ...,..... - • Cloudy anti mlhl W...... dey with 1 llttlt rain • ..,_ w....., a.,_w refte ,......., ,.~.,.......,., Are• "''' Cloudy anti mild In SO's. w..... --------------~--------------------- SINGLE OOPY-11 NO 154 -~---------- REEDSVILLE Permit Extension MISS LUCY KIIILE The W S C S of the M E Chur ch held their October meet ng ~I he hou e of Mrs Grace Louden • h a pot luck dinner served at he noon hn r Mrs A 1 Ru!Sell of Great Fall! Montana arrived recenlly o vial her daughter l\lrs Carl Barnhard and family I I to Green Bay W s for the pro Mr and Mrs H L Colbns have less onal foo ba I game when lhe lllrs Ph I Willlams~n and Mrs moved to BeiDre to their nell' Green Bay Packers played the De Jed Webster Sr reporteft on thr house whlcb they bought recently 1 troll L ons district meebne held recently n Mr and ll!rs C v Buckley Fhey we guests of he pres !ilddleport It was aocaded to have spen the weekend near Belpre a potluck d nner for the Christmas w h their son n law and daugb d~nt of the L o s Team and wen by pr va c p anc o the game In party the place to be announced c M and M s Ch1rles Ayres Mr aod Mrs A. D Z cafose of a rct'CD coverage of a Lioll! gamr later Mrs D1v ght Parker Mrs Jacobs and Mro Pearl Hy Ne , Mex 0 spent Monday nlnbt n Bait morr 011 .. was able to CorliSs sel Wt!re named as t~ comm ttee n e bome of his sister Mrs J It v • t w tb h s brother W lllan to de orate for the party Ia ks 1 D 1.., who has rec~ntly moved to An art e Now !J The r ne that c ty On Sunday afternoon To was g ven by lllrs Lou s l!e Gary Walton who "' In the ser friends and relat vcs of D les were bel ~ pall' r on selecting a n d vace stalioned at Fort Meade M4 Interested when he appeared on planting of shade trees prepared R home OJ a visit with his w.lte telev s on at the ha r of the pro by llllss Els e Hart who concluded the former Gerlj'Ude Wallace •M less onal too bal game her paper with an onganal poem his father Carl Wilton and 111'1 was read by Ill ss Ethel Garland Mrs Harry Roush presented a paper On common diseas~R of shade Arno Dllf!men is be ng made Of trees and two poems on reea the b rth of a th rd son to lllr and ROLANDUS were read by MIBS v da !hie and Mrs R r.hud Hash Grand parenta Mrs Edward Sellers from Co Mn Edd e Sm th M_r and Mro Lee Wallace Reedllumbus spent the weekend w th h s llltJs Lucre! a Genheamer Miss v lie parents Mr and Mrs John Selle s V da Ihle and Mrs Eddae Smith Ar hur Barr and Vaolet Sldmore Mrs Elbel Hoback spent som were flower JUdges and awarded were married recenlly at Parten t me w h her s ster at Columbu> blue r bbons to lllro Phil William burg whose husband had a stroke M son for crepe myrtle foliage and Mr and Mrs R E W llaama aaul pink mums In a black conta ner lam ly and aon In law and dauih, Clyde Taylor Miss Genheamer tall arrangemen ter Mr and Mrs Warren Plekens Mr and Mrs Har y Droz fro Ambr d e Pa Is •pend ng some of yet ow centertd mums n a were recent visitors at Lanca~ t me w th Mr and Mrs E 0 Tag grax container lllrs Harry Roush Oh o No man St Clair a n d famlbi gar Mr Oroz s pa nt ng he single spec men of wh te dahl a In a crystal conta ner and also fo ha o moved to Marietta wbtte house sal111on and flame dahl as In a crys hcv have employment tal container E nest Ruth who has been a pat .!olw Ethel Garland low arrange lent n the St Joseph Hospital 14 ment of rose colored dahlias and Park•rsburg was able to retlll'• 17 k tten eara n a dark green con h ..,e Wednesday ta ner lllrs W lderrry.a h a Japan lllr Colemao was honored 10 a ese sunflower In a wh te con a n Js m lar manner on Sunday Oul of er Mrs. May red roses and alyo town reiailves here to attend !be sum In a novelty container Mss Coleman ~el•brat19n we e has nep, Clara Garland a red rose spec hew Clyde Packard and 111r and \ men n a bra" conta ner and li ss lllrs Cia de Mopre of Parkersburc lhle m xed chrysanthemums n a lllrs R th Packard Moore and 100 ._____ whale container Jack and children of Columba• Mrs John Fu z Mrs R ha d 0' Red r bbons were awa ded to and Sus1e ~nd Mike McCluskey of en and Mrs R chard Schwab and Mrs M•y for a centerp eee of aza Reynoldstitl g 11,r Coleman reo Mr• A thony !Ia mums an an alummum conta n ce ved 01any gilta and cards I ROLAND US I orJan s r.., llln Lloyd Cllilpbel Richards lirs Lewis GrueEer wicz and Mrs I - Ms lllrs M5 Blaze h epo fo he pas month bos- j Th nduded mow ng of three pita! Y . . ., - ---..----...:L- ----raLlS'~.R=-=F=-=-=EL~D--:=;:--:5:;:::::...::::.. shr p es ded and IS ~1aee nrFoFeman Lew Ell s gave Hartford Man Jailed After Auto Accident cemc e s and surround ng field ng of she Imow n he and alley edges weepmg. of i)WD _,n s ee s s arl ng to collect leaves da y ca salvag ng of 141 It of d e nn lc on OverS omp ct n he redecorat on of he aparunent o cup ed by Chtef Io o Po ce Bar r.um and family p n ng he oor or h• v !lag• Ha pa nt ng and redecoration Io he mayor s off cc grad g Va was ansferred f om Me gs Ien anee o an alley ns a 1 ng: Genenl Hosp al to coun y J3 I to- new me e s on South '111 rd AYe Leroy James of Hartfo d iV Walk In Garden Club Meeting Held At Bedford 1 Mt Moriah MISSionary Umt Meets dal af cr he w ccked h s ca on Route 7 ear y h s mo n ng by fa ng to get around a curve and h t ng a concrrte br dge Sher ff Robert C Ha cnba h sa d Jame 2 lef he h ghway or alk 1 he Be Mrs Campbell Harper vito prtM e , h se en n n dent pres de I when e Msalon an o e aues p e en In a 1 •ry Socl•ty of the Mt Moriah ' on wn het 1and Y<nrb ok wo e Bapt st Church met Thursday d s b rd night a the home of Mrs Arnold Richards Mrs Harper also was jn ed h ough 2{17 feet of soft d r fo ow spec f eat ons n the ar and struck the abu ment of a t h. e 5 plans Further exam na br dgc The l umper ol h s car was I ons are to be made and a redam~sed and James suffered port g en o the Coune I bru ses. Coune accep ed the Mayor s James w II be charged wttb reck repo of $U39 34 he treaSUr less. oppration of a veh cle or dr v e 5 report of $25 927 15 g ven by ng wh le n ox eated pendmg n Jean t ama and the cemP.tery vest gat on He was broueht to rustecs report Jn a report t.he hosp tal by tb~ Pomeroy Emcr made a a meetmg of he trusgency Squao ec f om Augus 23 Or ober 14 nclus ve a to al co )eel on was I vh ch all m mbers part clpated A very 1at sfactory report was I I g vt>n on he Mlu onory se ce held on Sept 29 Airs Ne le w n ston was elected delegate to the Women s M 81 onary Convention SAVE WITH DRY CLEANING! g von that frt1h 01 now 1oo• w Ih OYr tuper or cloan and pr111 Check last year s ward robe to save on thls year s clothes budget urvicn 122 Tri ·Lustre Ueaners MW l!treet lllddlepnrt Oblo Robinson's LaundrY Seeoad Street PomeroJ, Olllo VISIT ~ BAKER'S r ~H THE ENLARGED DISPLAY ROOMS -IN OUR STORE AND ACROSS STREET 111. MEIGS GROCERY BUILDING ALL THIS MONTH BAKER FURNITURE WILL f•· OPEN TILL 9 PM ' 1• I about wo ten hs of a m e south o he CasCon plant had shown west o Kelroy s N te Club p ow ha he pool bo om d d no charge of the devotinnal se v ce n to be held at Rutland on Nov 24 Mrs Harper was appointed Key Womao of the ooclety for the llle gaJ County Counc of Un ted Ch rch Women and gave a report of their meeting In preparation for the Wolld CommunitY Day to be on October 17th at the United llleth odJ•t Ch rch The me bero have ordered The Worker' o missionary Jtudy book lor their use thla winter The next n eetlng will bo held on Nov at the home or Ill a Winston when plans for their Cbrlatmas party will bo made Mr& Rlcharda served a hot fish ihnch to the members and one IUcat Mrs Margaret Bowlea E s who s a member of the M dd epo Rccrea on Board reprcsen ed he Board 35 be ex pia ned hat n an exam nat on o he- Mun c pa Pool by Fox a d We eng neers and owner made of $832 00 from Care of I ols $7 00 Sale of s $80 00 IOpen ng graves $65 00 money Fire Protection I om the Rathburn trust fund $600 00 The from the C F ~ntract Given Ra hburn trust fund was mula ed n e est over a per od of Lebanon Township years n excess of he amount ex pend d on care of the Rathburn Lo $600 ac~u Announcemcn wa n ade today by the Rae ne V !age elerk s of lot Mr Ra hburn st p a ed that facce that Lebanon Township hal excess money be used for the executed ts con ract Wlth the upkeep of he Mddtepofl H II VIllage of Rae ne for he prov•a- Cemeler) and S reel Foreman on of l re protect on for the El s sa d hat $375 of he money had been used o straighten ensu og year The spok man sa d that the ma ke s and monuments w th Racme F re Oepa tmen may now more to be done as soon as pos create decorating drama with CANNON percale sheets THEV'._I COM88PUN•I , answer cal s to Lebanon Townsh p s ble The to a col ecticn by the Con nued on Page F ve the same as usual --------- • These colorful sheets wall do ftattertnr thanes for .... you and harmonize wsth your btdroom decor And the Cannon Combspun proce&~~ means tl)eY II rtve you lone service too Choose from ieven colorfaet._ decorator shades - True Blue Moonh(ht Yellow Shell Pink Sea Green Sunset Rose, Pink Lilac, Aquamarine OOUaLf BED SIZE TWIN B!O SIZE PILLOW CASE 0 O'Neill Tells Ohio Chamber o COLUMBUS (UP) - Gov C WIUiam 0 Neill saad today he he reasons (o C C$S ty fo !tone of the convePsations bemg heard aroupd town as the IICate I' top lndtlltrltl leaders gathered for the 84th an~ual $3 00 each 79c each •~otus'"'~ lllflt br lhf Milkerl O/foNg 1Ct4r1Ng 'IIIIMI• towclt alld 1A1111 The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce m a meetmg held Monday n ght n the offaces oj the Oh o Power Co gave liS endorsement for tije renewal of the 6 mill school levy whach Will be placed befote voters at the Nov 5 e ct1ons Pnor to the granting of Its endorsement the Chamber heard Pomeroy School Supermtendent Charles Gabbs outlme will tell the Obio Chamber of Commerce that this 1s not the tlnle to Increase state taxes ~ Tbe no new taxes for at least two years was the general •s 50 each 0 Pomero) Chamber Of Commerce Endorses School Levy Renewal t ht> S 'j l'R C (a and th at th ug t me for prepara on T e Chamber aLso dascussed a llleet ng of lhe lrade group _ __ _ _;_:__ The governor 1.s scheduled to discuss Oh o s tn struc ure and SHU Wednes~ay nl(ht along sla e spend ng and the otate s " wllh Senators John w Bricker du!lrla futuri during the twolllld !'rani J Lau~he at a danner day meeting bonorlng George M H•mphrey Herschel C Atk nson execu former treuury aeeretary and live vice prealdent of the Cbam now board cbaarman ol National ber of Commerce said that re Steel Corp gardieBS of the party In power In "The e9nservotlvo sound fin the State House there baa been anelal and tax polldes tha no dlllerencea In lhe basic eceGellrge Humphrey followed Jn nomic lsaues and our group ap Wulllngton have been followed plauds and Ia g ven oonfldente 011 the stale level and wUI con to plan for expansion by the Unue to be 0 Ne II said 1govern pent policies typical of A number of speakera were \~ OHio. n a Appeas au ty and d the ~ n Meg.s ft&S b lily of n t ng all organ zat ons n the n such a r ve It was proposed that he ar ous commun t es bomber take he lead role In reating a cen r al organlll\ on or such a commun ty effort !torr de a Is of be plan are yet o be worked out and announCI!d a a Ia er date lack of n a d he nea ne!l! of Ia love n no permltt na en • ) I Plaps lor tile erect un ol s goa ndacatlng the bus nea diStr ct of (Contmuod on Pqe Five) �. ' I ) • ~~ ' .. ~ I r ·Editorially ~~ ' l" \ • tib'~WI!J To.Control Erratic Juvenile Drivers But This II'Jic)tf:J'fdfflrt Qur p,;mary Concern, The DWI Prqblem I and their agentsare most of all con~loua of the teell·ager dri· ver pf\>~leg1.' fregf'ls apparent in the 'higher rates l'br protection when persons under 25 drive the family car. The ·stat~, too, has final· ly taken slips to eo11trol teen·aJe drivinJ. w~ •re ,jpd,bted tq Vern l:dw~rds for JlOintln~ 91!(1~~) f1'1!JII4~~ 1~" legls~tlve hO~· per came tlte "S-<; liw" for tee"•a.ers. It went Into effect Sept..161ast, and is formally kii,Qwn 1!5 t~e "J!Iqior Jlr,obatloqary Lic~nse Law." It m*y ~ lqlowp ~ tile "TTi~ Conviction Law." Three St.rike1,. And Out, Now Brlefiy, juv~e ~PV~ ~fter ~hree traffic vlolptlon c9nvjctlqns i!Jv9)vfp& movln& v~J¥· cles will lose tb•IF ~~~' #O, at 191111 one year. The law will apply to Ill drivers 9P to 18 years of age, lncludl,n• those with restrict· l)d driving )lcenae, BllcJ! as 14 and 111 year· olds with motor scooter permits. Under the new !aw whep a juvenll~ appll~s for a license It w111 be stamped 11 probatlqnary." This system Is designed to make flen. a~ers more aware or their r'sponslblUUIIS •• drivers. -- -- System" for traffic violations before the Re· gistrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles can request the court to revoke' the offender's II· cense, revocation will be mandatory for teen-~ agers upon three convictions. If, however, a JHen!le aecumulates twelv~ !1'lil!ts under the prese!)t point SYsteD) 119fore having three ~Op· victigl!s, !he R~Jis!rar would1follow1~e regular ppx:e,d11re Of r~uesting the court to revoke the license. Ohio authorities have come to realize the serjpu,sn~ of the youthful driver problem · 1ba · 1effort ar~ )lttemp~ll8 and th rough. this 1n 1 to ~pe wit~ it. The n~w jaw ~ • step In file I right direction. ··~ ·~--., Won't Aff~t Meig$ ~q, M~Jfh Th~ new lpw is ~o( gotq;g to put v~ry many Meigs ~V~tr juvvn!le~ from be~l~d their fa· tber:Dwned ~teerll)s wheels. Reviewl~g jn the ~st y•a~ t~' IJ\IIJI~er 01 u!ljie~·eja~leeJ) ~n· vl.ctlons tor plOVlng vehicle tf!llfic violations :here, there 1~ a·moderate number. It does not · appear excessive We can find no recoid or a three,Ume offender or the past 12 q~onths In Meigs Couniy. •. Tbe' l11w, while surely a good statewide move, will 'lOt change our primary concern n11rf! tJVe No f)Dfion Here which js the dangerously intoxicated driver Where an adult may have ~s m~py as six 18 years old and over, mostly over. He's the convictions ufl4er the present Ohio "Point guy we want to see given more attention. C H C~uncil Acted On Firm Grounds In Votin~ Purchase 01 · M1ller-Ty~, Hon4 Op~rated Pwklng M~ters For River Lots Pomeroy council recen{!y voted unanimous- tera \)'Ill not have to remain at .2.50 per ly to purchase p~rktng mete11 for t9wn's rl· month. If by some quirk of tate our parking verside lots made by tile Miller Company. lot meters refuse to disgorge the revenue the Hereinafter thij 01e1er 4hall ~e kn9wn· as t~e surveys say they will, at the rate they say , Mlllpr meter. Copncll, by IQ votlne, turned theY, will, pa:Yments may be reduced to as Ill· thumbs down on an ~utqmatt~ meter m~d~ by tie •• to .l.dO per month. Alio, the enUre obthe Dual Parking Meter Co., the type herein· ligation may be paid off anytime wj~~ a 5% after to be known as th~ Dual meter. Thl.s vote discount. , • also resulted In couJ\cll p•ylng OPPTQ~lrnately . T!Jjs clause was Inserted as a guarantee $17 more per meter for the Millers than It the 1 $13.000 annual Income from mete11 would have for the Duals. re~dy, ln p~ce on l>omeroy street.!, and paid It was suggested l!J this space several days for, need not be touched. Much of that In· ago that council must hsv11 ha~ gQOd re~sons come alreedf Is earmarked for certain toWII for this decfa.lon. It did. The Bjep W,14 more In- government I!Xpenses, such as pollee •nd fire lefestlng because t)le Dual meters are on protection. The Dual people made no such of· Pomero~·· stree,ts already ll)d have been In rer of guatantee. ' : . Jervice a number of yean. • r · :,; ~ We are now able to disclose the Inside sto· 'l\e Mlller company sent experts into PornPTA aOMt.IITTII ry back of this council move. On the author!- , l!rqy who ~ade a complete survey of the park· a~ ~~mtttee meeUng of the Su· ty of councllma,n Donald Mullen who took a lne situation and provided co~ncll and mayor ~ventng at leadjn~ Part irt probing for facb the follow- wjth a wrl~ten report. The Dual company sur. dent, Mrs. In& observations are made. Ob~lously, they ;:yed only Ute prospects of th~ parking lots ~~10.,5,ft.r·es~m1 en"' are the meat of the reQ89111 ~unoll voted a• emtelvea. • the one man to buy the MllleF mel.ers. 1\ / k · ', ·. Portsmouth Is ~QfiV,rlin(l fhtr b' Jnv"'tllatlon showed lbpt Poit.mouth Ohio, hll recently completed pverswp fr ~ au'tomatlc meters tq M~ler 9per.ted te~ (th~ ·kind Middleport bu). P.orttmouth's purchaslns agept told his PQ er )r ~'.:.ito that bla cilty believe' th~· Mi": mtte:or.c , ~.:.~ ' I" .,... Be less per day, or nell the ally ~c re · day ta~e your pick t~JP ~F aiettq ~evJ~' Jy ~~. Porllmout~ ' flpred m~lple~~: a:. Ute, ~pble·free ooera~on, amt t-119J! In c~ec~~~ qtem for vjolatlon1. The elly of Ironton, Ohlo1 likewise Is en· , ••~ In eonvert1n1 fMIJI automatic l!f~f .operated nletera of the Miller variety. Coiu!J.I· but bu manual melers alto.ether. file ~ ot Clpc!nt~atl has fOIJDd that only the MIJ!Ir tm meter can Mrve efflcien!li In !lf • . w clHI parhreu. · · • Ct}ntrtlet Term•Arelttftf . I C'ti'W!I advan•..,e• In the M~f.... hv th Utll -,. ,. "v" ·~~. ' /)H....... 'tli'Jll'l! ~~er peopJe were ~b OUI, COUDciJ here illo ltlt., It ~'u~~ 111ft PMJII81118 qn ~ _, ':f ..,. : "'(I"' S pq esmQn Changed Bid m!! ,. . ·.stOO:OO· Frei' • 0 ' \' > ,• FOR' $ALE~ . l(dt.(.t o) h1\flfJI.J 'I \ 1 1\ · '·.:lfl)lJSBi•·- BQPM'S ·' .~~ 'LAitGE Lb'1' lN 'p'Q~E~I)Y 1 ' small ~ Paymept ' 'lltlance Ll~, 1\enl . . \ R. C:·4ilntort. . Fl!r!JI•rm~, -nd linallf. w~en It came , PfA' 'rll Mm 1' , ~own to the Wire In cq~qcll me.~tlng receqtly The ~uear Rup PTA wlll to examine the only two bids on hand-Miller ~. ~~ ~~~~:,h~~~n'enatP~';:;'J I and Dual - 'the. Dual representa~ve changed bh l\llls. PM Globotar, "' )114 ofter. He mad!! It better, reducing It some c airman. _ f9 per meter. This caused council to further • .o otTIII NIGHT 4epr!!C~te t~, D~•l pro~11ct susplclo!llng that Booator tlla~t will be •blll»•4 U It cnnJA "" reduced that" h d It wllen the Poll)eroy Bend Gl'f~ n " ~~" muc • an s pro- meeta In reautar •.ewon, Weolliet duce"' atlll ~~ve bread pn4 ~ea.n• ~ke t~e rest day eyentna 4t the DAV ; ~~~~ t· ...:.~"'"'· qf u~, 'ft'rbaJ!slt 414 110t mllrit the lower fig- :~'r~o~e~:~~~~. to brlllr 51,;.•~··.u.::. \lrt, 1 ther. ' Jn td~ltlon, Miller guFanteed to train ~~ many peeple ~ I)~'~ !o aervice lhelr m~­ ~ll#IJ&J for •s lo~ 11 t~elr .met~rs are In use ~~;~~d h~re at no expenN! lP, ~~~mer0y. . '~'~~P-'• 1! I~Pf~l CQ!II!ql wu proceeding on H qnr ,Mra, ,about a. ~ ground aa It ~gilt tn decldln~ an"rMrs: ~~~ orli~iir. J1! ~~~Sf !'rflller meters; ~ , extr& cost J, · • · *'""""' eolislderable, in the n.el8liborllc0d .or •s.ooo. .,...".,., If ~pqqll l!.p figured rla~t, thlf 'will be com· En~~r;~ 1111 "*fk tq ~e town at'ijc)ut ilie;rtle elf" T.~ 1 "'~~ O~vfoualr 1 >Will tlf ~ !lft --~~~ ~· " pi'ofJt, \ I lt W at COII!Ic,f) hopea, .and 81Pfct8. ~ !Ill til re~rt Of hll bf ~'tl!~.~ ,.-~f!o~:rn )1)!. U~llen, It Is eXtotly ' h'11ppe1n.l IJI9ta 'l ,',Doily open 7 • ........ '_~: : ., -' �. ' I ) • ~~ ' .. ~ I r ·Editorially ~~ ' l" \ • tib'~WI!J To.Control Erratic Juvenile Drivers But This II'Jic)tf:J'fdfflrt Qur p,;mary Concern, The DWI Prqblem I and their agentsare most of all con~loua of the teell·ager dri· ver pf\>~leg1.' fregf'ls apparent in the 'higher rates l'br protection when persons under 25 drive the family car. The ·stat~, too, has final· ly taken slips to eo11trol teen·aJe drivinJ. w~ •re ,jpd,bted tq Vern l:dw~rds for JlOintln~ 91!(1~~) f1'1!JII4~~ 1~" legls~tlve hO~· per came tlte "S-<; liw" for tee"•a.ers. It went Into effect Sept..161ast, and is formally kii,Qwn 1!5 t~e "J!Iqior Jlr,obatloqary Lic~nse Law." It m*y ~ lqlowp ~ tile "TTi~ Conviction Law." Three St.rike1,. And Out, Now Brlefiy, juv~e ~PV~ ~fter ~hree traffic vlolptlon c9nvjctlqns i!Jv9)vfp& movln& v~J¥· cles will lose tb•IF ~~~' #O, at 191111 one year. The law will apply to Ill drivers 9P to 18 years of age, lncludl,n• those with restrict· l)d driving )lcenae, BllcJ! as 14 and 111 year· olds with motor scooter permits. Under the new !aw whep a juvenll~ appll~s for a license It w111 be stamped 11 probatlqnary." This system Is designed to make flen. a~ers more aware or their r'sponslblUUIIS •• drivers. -- -- System" for traffic violations before the Re· gistrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles can request the court to revoke' the offender's II· cense, revocation will be mandatory for teen-~ agers upon three convictions. If, however, a JHen!le aecumulates twelv~ !1'lil!ts under the prese!)t point SYsteD) 119fore having three ~Op· victigl!s, !he R~Jis!rar would1follow1~e regular ppx:e,d11re Of r~uesting the court to revoke the license. Ohio authorities have come to realize the serjpu,sn~ of the youthful driver problem · 1ba · 1effort ar~ )lttemp~ll8 and th rough. this 1n 1 to ~pe wit~ it. The n~w jaw ~ • step In file I right direction. ··~ ·~--., Won't Aff~t Meig$ ~q, M~Jfh Th~ new lpw is ~o( gotq;g to put v~ry many Meigs ~V~tr juvvn!le~ from be~l~d their fa· tber:Dwned ~teerll)s wheels. Reviewl~g jn the ~st y•a~ t~' IJ\IIJI~er 01 u!ljie~·eja~leeJ) ~n· vl.ctlons tor plOVlng vehicle tf!llfic violations :here, there 1~ a·moderate number. It does not · appear excessive We can find no recoid or a three,Ume offender or the past 12 q~onths In Meigs Couniy. •. Tbe' l11w, while surely a good statewide move, will 'lOt change our primary concern n11rf! tJVe No f)Dfion Here which js the dangerously intoxicated driver Where an adult may have ~s m~py as six 18 years old and over, mostly over. He's the convictions ufl4er the present Ohio "Point guy we want to see given more attention. C H C~uncil Acted On Firm Grounds In Votin~ Purchase 01 · M1ller-Ty~, Hon4 Op~rated Pwklng M~ters For River Lots Pomeroy council recen{!y voted unanimous- tera \)'Ill not have to remain at .2.50 per ly to purchase p~rktng mete11 for t9wn's rl· month. If by some quirk of tate our parking verside lots made by tile Miller Company. lot meters refuse to disgorge the revenue the Hereinafter thij 01e1er 4hall ~e kn9wn· as t~e surveys say they will, at the rate they say , Mlllpr meter. Copncll, by IQ votlne, turned theY, will, pa:Yments may be reduced to as Ill· thumbs down on an ~utqmatt~ meter m~d~ by tie •• to .l.dO per month. Alio, the enUre obthe Dual Parking Meter Co., the type herein· ligation may be paid off anytime wj~~ a 5% after to be known as th~ Dual meter. Thl.s vote discount. , • also resulted In couJ\cll p•ylng OPPTQ~lrnately . T!Jjs clause was Inserted as a guarantee $17 more per meter for the Millers than It the 1 $13.000 annual Income from mete11 would have for the Duals. re~dy, ln p~ce on l>omeroy street.!, and paid It was suggested l!J this space several days for, need not be touched. Much of that In· ago that council must hsv11 ha~ gQOd re~sons come alreedf Is earmarked for certain toWII for this decfa.lon. It did. The Bjep W,14 more In- government I!Xpenses, such as pollee •nd fire lefestlng because t)le Dual meters are on protection. The Dual people made no such of· Pomero~·· stree,ts already ll)d have been In rer of guatantee. ' : . Jervice a number of yean. • r · :,; ~ We are now able to disclose the Inside sto· 'l\e Mlller company sent experts into PornPTA aOMt.IITTII ry back of this council move. On the author!- , l!rqy who ~ade a complete survey of the park· a~ ~~mtttee meeUng of the Su· ty of councllma,n Donald Mullen who took a lne situation and provided co~ncll and mayor ~ventng at leadjn~ Part irt probing for facb the follow- wjth a wrl~ten report. The Dual company sur. dent, Mrs. In& observations are made. Ob~lously, they ;:yed only Ute prospects of th~ parking lots ~~10.,5,ft.r·es~m1 en"' are the meat of the reQ89111 ~unoll voted a• emtelvea. • the one man to buy the MllleF mel.ers. 1\ / k · ', ·. Portsmouth Is ~QfiV,rlin(l fhtr b' Jnv"'tllatlon showed lbpt Poit.mouth Ohio, hll recently completed pverswp fr ~ au'tomatlc meters tq M~ler 9per.ted te~ (th~ ·kind Middleport bu). P.orttmouth's purchaslns agept told his PQ er )r ~'.:.ito that bla cilty believe' th~· Mi": mtte:or.c , ~.:.~ ' I" .,... Be less per day, or nell the ally ~c re · day ta~e your pick t~JP ~F aiettq ~evJ~' Jy ~~. Porllmout~ ' flpred m~lple~~: a:. Ute, ~pble·free ooera~on, amt t-119J! In c~ec~~~ qtem for vjolatlon1. The elly of Ironton, Ohlo1 likewise Is en· , ••~ In eonvert1n1 fMIJI automatic l!f~f .operated nletera of the Miller variety. Coiu!J.I· but bu manual melers alto.ether. file ~ ot Clpc!nt~atl has fOIJDd that only the MIJ!Ir tm meter can Mrve efflcien!li In !lf • . w clHI parhreu. · · • Ct}ntrtlet Term•Arelttftf . I C'ti'W!I advan•..,e• In the M~f.... hv th Utll -,. ,. "v" ·~~. ' /)H....... 'tli'Jll'l! ~~er peopJe were ~b OUI, COUDciJ here illo ltlt., It ~'u~~ 111ft PMJII81118 qn ~ _, ':f ..,. : "'(I"' S pq esmQn Changed Bid m!! ,. . ·.stOO:OO· Frei' • 0 ' \' > ,• FOR' $ALE~ . l(dt.(.t o) h1\flfJI.J 'I \ 1 1\ · '·.:lfl)lJSBi•·- BQPM'S ·' .~~ 'LAitGE Lb'1' lN 'p'Q~E~I)Y 1 ' small ~ Paymept ' 'lltlance Ll~, 1\enl . . \ R. C:·4ilntort. . Fl!r!JI•rm~, -nd linallf. w~en It came , PfA' 'rll Mm 1' , ~own to the Wire In cq~qcll me.~tlng receqtly The ~uear Rup PTA wlll to examine the only two bids on hand-Miller ~. ~~ ~~~~:,h~~~n'enatP~';:;'J I and Dual - 'the. Dual representa~ve changed bh l\llls. PM Globotar, "' )114 ofter. He mad!! It better, reducing It some c airman. _ f9 per meter. This caused council to further • .o otTIII NIGHT 4epr!!C~te t~, D~•l pro~11ct susplclo!llng that Booator tlla~t will be •blll»•4 U It cnnJA "" reduced that" h d It wllen the Poll)eroy Bend Gl'f~ n " ~~" muc • an s pro- meeta In reautar •.ewon, Weolliet duce"' atlll ~~ve bread pn4 ~ea.n• ~ke t~e rest day eyentna 4t the DAV ; ~~~~ t· ...:.~"'"'· qf u~, 'ft'rbaJ!slt 414 110t mllrit the lower fig- :~'r~o~e~:~~~~. to brlllr 51,;.•~··.u.::. \lrt, 1 ther. ' Jn td~ltlon, Miller guFanteed to train ~~ many peeple ~ I)~'~ !o aervice lhelr m~­ ~ll#IJ&J for •s lo~ 11 t~elr .met~rs are In use ~~;~~d h~re at no expenN! lP, ~~~mer0y. . '~'~~P-'• 1! I~Pf~l CQ!II!ql wu proceeding on H qnr ,Mra, ,about a. ~ ground aa It ~gilt tn decldln~ an"rMrs: ~~~ orli~iir. 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