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i OBITUARIES
Kelsey D Adkml "l
He was preceded in death by his Mary Sparks of Beckley and Ella
- wife, Sadie Ras Akers, on Jan. 3, Mullins of Portsmouth, Oh.; a Birth Announced
1933; five brothers, Dceey R., Wilbur brother, Charles Campbell, of Wash-
" M., C. Lloyd, O. Lee and Clarington ington, D.C., and twograndchildren,
E. Alters, and two sisters, Myrtle LaurenB.LambandLoganA.Lamb, DavidandGaylaAdkinsofGreen-
Akers Ballengse and Gertrude Ak- both of Parkersburg. ville are proud to announce the birth
ers Dickerson. Services were held at 2 p.m. Fri. of their daughter, Kelsey. De]ana,
Survivors include a son, James F. Apr. 30 at the Burns-Wornai Chapel who was born at Princeton Commu-
Akers of Fayetteville; two daugh- of the Memorial Funeral Directory, nityHospital,onMar.3,1993.Kelsey
ters, Linda Cottrell of Ripley and Athens Rd., Princeton, with the Rev. weighed 8 Ibs. 6 1/2 ozs. and was 20
Karen Clifton of Mooresville, Ind.; a Carlton Wilson officiating. Burial 1/2 inches long.
sister, Norine Wells Ornderff of followed in the Athens Cemetery, Paternal grandparents are Ha-
Fayettoville; seven grandchildren, Athens. rold J. and Betty Adkins of Hinton.
and eight grsat.grandchildren. Arrangements by Memorial Fu- Maternal grandparents are Patricia
Services were held at 2 p.m. Fri. neral Directory, Athens Rd., Prince- Copeland of Greenville and the late
Apr. 30 at the Dodd-Payne-Hess ton. Paul L. Copsland.
Funeral Home Chapel, Fayetteville, Kelsey has an older brother, Bran-
with the Revs. Billy Reed Wickline BONNIE C. LILLY don Lewis.
and Don Matheny officiating. Burial Mrs. Bonnie Jean Campbell Lilly,
followedintheHuseMemorialPark, 68, of 704 Englewood St., Greens-
Fayetteville. borer, N.C., died Man. Apr. 26,1993,
Grandsons served as pallbearers, at her home.
Arrangements by Dodd-Payne- A native of Hinton, W. Vs. she
Hess Funeral Home, Fayetteville. was the daughter of the late Jen-
nings Bryan and Lottie Jane Coul-
FAYE BAKER ter Campbell. She was born and
)'aye Stinnette Baker, 81, of 301 rearedinSummersCo.andhadbeen
Jackson St.in Berea, diedyesterday a resident of Greensboro for about
at the Berea Hospital following a 35years.Shewasaretired BlueBell
short illness, computer operator and was of the
She was a Union, W.Va. native Baptist faith.
and resident of Berea for the past Surviving are sons, JoSeph D.
nine years. She was a homemaker Lilly, T13.omas E. Lilly, both of
and mother and member of the Greensboro; brother, J.B. Buddf'
Baptist faith. She was the daughter Campbell of Bastian, Vs.; sisters,
of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Stin- Mrs. Wd (Margaret) Hank of Hin-
nette.
ton, W.Va., Mrs. (June) Neely of
She was preceded in death by her Christiansburg, Mrs. (Louise) Lilly
first husband Charles C. Bowman of White Oak, W.Va. and Mrs. Billy
and her second husband Fred J. Dan(Jewell)LillyofNimitz, W.Ta.;
Baker. two grandchildren and three great-
Sheis survivedby one son, James grandchildren. Kaileb Cart"
Fred Baker of Berea. Funeral services were held at 2
Funeral eervices were conducted p.m. Wed. Apr. 28 at Lambeth- Celebrated 1st.
at 2 p.m. Sat., at Reppert Funeral Troxler Funeral Home. Burial fol-
. Home with the Roy. George Waddle lowed at 3 p.m. on Thurs. Apr. 29 at Birthday
officiating.
Memorialcottributiorsaggssted GuilfordMemorial park.
Donations of sympathy may be
! to Cardinal Hill Hospital, Lexing- made to the Hospice of Greensboro, Kaileb Devon Carr celebrated his
! ton. 2500SummitAve.,Greensboro, N.C. 1st. birthday Mar. 31, with a party
27405. at Bellepoint Park. Kaileb is the son
MARY IL CASEY Arrangements by Lambeth- of Ernie and Michelie Carr of Belle-
Mary M. C, asey, 90, formerly of Troxler Funeral Home, Greensboro, point.
Hinton, died Tues., Apr. 27,1993, in N.C. His maternal grandparents are
a Norfolk, Va. hospital following a O'dell and Carol Bennett of Meadow
long illness. CHARLES EARL MEADOR Creek and paternal grandparents
Born Nov. 17, 1902, at Hinton, Charles Earl Meador, 74, of 7140 arePriceandAudieCarrofHinton.
she was the daughter of the late Granby St., Norfolk, Vs. died Sat. Maternal great grandmother is
Alan H. and Sarah Lowry Saunders. May 1,1993in VA Medical Center in Louise Lilly of Bellepoint.
Mrs. Caseywasahomemakerand Hampton, Vs. Those attending were: Audie and
Mr. Meador was born in Hinton, Jason Car L pebble Rogers, Robert
amemberoftheFirstBaptistChurch W.Va. on Mar. 23, 1919. He was the and Jill Rogers, O'dell, Carol and
of Charlottesville, Vs. son of the late Charles G. Meador Cynthia Bennett, Greg Cales, Jeff
She was precededin death by her and Letha Ethel Upton Meador. Gaff, Angie Adkins, Tracey Foster
husband, Charles H. Casey in 1958. Mr. Meador was retired from the and Louise Lilly. Kaileb would like
Survivors include a son, Charles US Navy with 28 years and also to thank everyone for the many nice
A.Cassyofqringfield,Pa.;adaugh. retired as civil service job for 25 gifts he rsceived and also everyone
tel', Helen C. Piaine of Norfolk; two years. He was also a member of the who sent gifts. "
sisters, EulaandVirginiaSaunders, Ocean View Baptist Church and a
both of Hinton; four grandchildren, veteran ofWW II and Korean Wars. ATTENTION
and two great-grandchildren. Survivors include his wife Audie
Services were held at 11 a.m. Sat.
N. Meador; two daughters, Diane M. PARENTS
May 1 at Roles Chapel Baptist Stoakley of Poquoson, Va., Melba J. Concord College Head Start
Church, Forest Hill, with the Rev.
Meador ofGambrills, Md.; two sons, Registration .
Robert Moore officiating. Burial fol- Charles Edward Meador and Larry FOR: 1993 - 1994 School Year
lowed in the church cemetery. L.Meador, bothofNorfolk;twobroth. WHEN:Applicationswill betaken
The body was at the Pivont Fu. ers Fred Meador of Hinton, W.Va. from now until Aug. 1.
neral Home.
Neplmwe served as palll>uwers, and Kenneth Meador of Omenwood, WHERE: They will be available
S.C.; 8 grandchildren and 6 great- at thefollowingaddmss: Hurl Start
ente by the Pivont grandchildren. Main Office, 254 Main St., Hinton,
Fumwal Home, Hinton. Funeral services will be held at WV 25951 (304) 466-6016. (the old
WILLIAMR. GWINN 11:00 a.m. Wed. May 5 with Dr. Avis SchooVSpecial Education Dept.)
Wi]]ia/n Robert Gwinn, 90, of DavidN.C]ayoflciating.Burialwil] You can pick up an application Mon.
MeadovCrsok, died 3:55 p.m. Sun., fo]]ow in the Forest Lawn cemetery thruThurs./vmP:0Oamto2:00pm
Apr. 25, 1993, in a Hinton hospital in Norfolk. or mail it to the above address.
following a long illness. The Hollomon-Brown Funeral WHO: Children who are income
Born Sept. 30, 1902, at Meadow Home was in charge of arrange- eligiblebetweentheagesof3andS.
Creek, he was the son of the late ments. Children who turn 5 after Sept. 1st
CharleyE.andEllenO'LearyGwinn. Donations of sympathy can be and are not able to attend kinder-
Mr. Gwinn was a retired made to the American Heart Aseo- garten will be a first priority, 4year
brakeman for the C&O Railway elation, olds-a 2nd, and 3 year olde-a 3rd.
Company with 43 years of service, Children will be accepted regaraless
was a member of the St. Patrick's
Catholic Church and the United TO Conduct of race, handicap, sex, or national
origin.
Trmwportation Union. WHY: To give children from low-
He was preceded in dsath by four Casework Sessions i... homes assurance and the
brothers and one sister, self-confidence that they may lack
Survivors include his wife of 53 U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd, D- before they begin school. Research
years, Della Faye Berry Gwinn. W.Va., annouced that members of showsthatitispossibletostrengthen
Mmm of Christian Burial washeld his staffwill be in eight W.Va. coun- the ability of a disadvantaged child
at 11 a.m. Wed. Apr. 28 at St. ties May 10, 11, and 12 to conduct to cope with school and the child's
Patrick's Catholic Church, Hinton, constituent casework sessions for total environment, thus helping
with Father David Schmitt offlciat- West Virginians with federally re- thousands of children look forward
ing. Burial followedin the Restwood lated problems or questions, to a brighter further!
Memorial Gardens, Hinton. Byrd, who will not be able to at- *Please bring or mail in the
Prayer service was held at 8:30 tend the meetings because the Sen- following information when apply-
p.m. at the Pivont Funeral Home, ate will be in legislative seseion, eaid ing for Head Start: - Child/Parent
Hinton, on Tues. evening, hiscaseworkers willbein the follow- Social Security Card,. Birth Certifl-
Pallbearers were DavidandMat- ing locations: cats, - Proof of Income (previous 12
thewFarley, DavidRoss, RagerReed, Man., May 10 9:30am.10:30am months)-VeriflcationofHandicap,-
Kyle Gwinn and Richard Leftwich. Raleigh County at the Raleigh Shot Record, - and Medical Card.
' Arrangements by Pivont Funeral County Courthouse Annex,
Home, Hinton. Commissioner's Court Room, Beck-
ley; l:00pm-2:00pm Summers
NAOMI M. LAMB County at the Summers County NOTICE1!
Naomi M. Lamb, 57, of P. O Box Courthouse, County Clerk's Office, We are looking for Kindergarten
222, died of natural causes Wed., Hinton; 3:00pm-4:00pm Monroe Students for Sandstone School for
Apr., 28, 1998, in a Princeton hospi- Countyat the Monroe County Court- the 93-94 school year.
till. house, Commissioner's Meeting If you know of one, please call
• m Oct. 29, 1935, at Princeton, Room, Ist Floor, Union. 466.6028 school #.
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Tues___._. Ma_.__yy 4_199___33 Hinto_______nn News -_ 3
Legislative "
By Delegate Mary P. Compton d
Medicaid, the program that pays medicaid dollars. In 1991 the legis-
the medical bills of the poor and lature levied a tax on certain health
disabledhas a $70 million backlog of care providers, namely hospitals,
claims from doctors, hospitals, phar- doctors, dentists and others. These
macies and other providers. This providers have paid the tax in order
amount of monies needed to fully
fund the medicaid program. The
House took a different position. Their
program was cut by the administra-
tion. in the middle of the budget year,
which put a big dent in an already
underfunded program. Who pays for
this program? We the taxpayers pay
25 percent of the cost at the state
level and then we use this to match
75 percent of.the monies at the fed-
eral level which is also paid by us.
Without these federal monies, W.Va.
could in no way provide for its poor
and needy. The W.Va. Legislature
has no other choice than to draw
down federal dollars.
The ongoing battle in the legisla-
ture is who to tax to draw down the
Applications
Being Accepted
Applications are now being ac-
cepted for the 1993 Miss W. Va.
Interstate Fair Pageant. Over $3,000
in scholarships and prizes will be
awarded to the queen chosen at the
pageant, which will be held June 19,
1993 at West Virginia University -
Parksrsburg.
The pageant is open to W.Va.
residents who are at least 16 as of
June 1, 1993 and who will not have
reached their 21st birthday by Sept.
1, 1999. Phases of competition in-
clude interview, streetwear, and
evening gown. No performing talent
or costume presentation are re-
quirsd.
The winner of the pageant will
reign over the 1993 W.Va. Interstate
Fair and Exposition. She will also
compete in Jan., 1994 for the title of
Miss West Virginia Association of
Fairs and Festivals and a chance to
reign over the State Fair of W.Va.
For an official pageant entry from,
send a letter including name. ad-
dress, phone number, and date of
birth' t6 Steve " vin'cent, 'l:iageant
Director, at Rt. 1, Box 38, Washing-
ton, WV 26181, or call him at 863-
8770.
to receive higher payments for see-
ing medicaid patients.
The federal government has said
this tax is flawed and must be
changed. They have said it must tax
all providers within a class and must
be broad based to include all provid-
ers.
As a result of the mandate from
the Federal Government, the legis-
lature has looked at taxing all health-
care providers gross income. The
battle that has insued revolved
around this issue. In Senate Bill No.
542 the Senate wanted to tax the
providers at a 2 percent of gross
income. According to the Tax and
Human Resouices Deptartments
this tax would not produce the
position was to tax all health care
providers at 1.25 percent of their
gross income, put a tax on tobacco
and I percent tax on people making
more than 100 thousand dollars.
Taxes raised under the House posi-
tion would raise enough monies to
fully fund the program.
On a split vote, the Senate on the
last day of the extended legislative
session voted to kill their own bill.
This is ironic, since we have spent so
much time working on a bill that
must be passed, only to have the
Senate tokillit. In reality, thismeans
we will have to come back to Char-
leston and deal with the Medicaid
issue again. Medicaid must be dealt
with in the very near future--this
means the legislature will be back in
session.
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