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CHARLES MEADOR
As he sat visiting with his wife,
the Lord took "Chuck" Meador
home. Bern in Smithers, West
Virginia, on August 22,1938,
Charles E. Meador, Sr. was the
oldest son of John and Thelma
Meador. He lived his youth in West
Virginia; after graduation Chuck
joined the Air Force andproudly
served his country for twenty years.
After his stint in the service, he
returned to college, earned his
degree in Business Management
and began his second career.
For another twenty years he
worked in the food and beverage
industry as a director at the
Sheraton Hotel in Dover, Delaware.
In 1985 Chuck married the love
of his life, Charmaine Noland. The
blending of two daughters and two
sons blessed this union. Chuck and
Charmaine devoted their lives to
their family. Chuck coached his boys
through t-ball and Little League,
volunteered as a Cub Scout leader,
and later coached his two sons as
they played football. Chuck always
expressed great pride in his
daughter Vicki's life as a devoted
wife and mother and in daughter
Dawna's business acumen. In 1992
Chuck and Charmaine returned to
Montana to live closer to family. In
Billings, Chuck finished his career
in the food and beverage industry at
the Elk's Club. Always a man who
focused and worked diligently,
Chuck then Worked for the U.S.
Postal Service.
Upon "retirement" he began to
buy and maintain rental ~its..He
: ]~ved with integrity, aa~ admirable
• work=ethic, and .a ~ desire :to
contribute positively to his world.
Fly fishing and hunting filled
Chucks free time. We will remember
him as an ardent supporter of Griz
football, a passion he shared with his
sons.
Chuck is survived by his wife
Charmaine Meador; daughters Vicki
(Michael) Gibfried; Dawna Metcalf;
and sons Jeremiah (Jenell); and
Chaz (Vivian). His life was enriched
by seven grandchildren and five
great grandchildren. He was
preceded in death by his parents and
his brother John.
Memorial services were held at
Atonement Lutheran Church,1290
Sierra Granda Blvd. on Wednesday,
June 8, at 11:00 a.m. A reception
followed with a private military
burial. Memorials are suggested to
Project Healing Waters, P.O. Box
695, La Plata, MD. 20646.
Condolences may be shared with
the family by visiting smithfuneral
chapels.com.
Chuck will forever fly free on the
wings of a snow white dove.
NOTICE
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
The Hinton Lions Club is asking
for the Communities support in
helping to provide thosewho need,
eye examinations or eye glasses.
The Hinton Lions have been
providing assistance for o ve~18
years and are asking comrhunity
organizations and businesses aswell
as citizens for monetary donations
to continue~providing help to those
in need in bur community. As news
spreads of the help being provided,
requests are now outnumbering the
Lions Club's ability to help.
Once a request is received, the
individual's application is screened
to insure that other avenues of
assistance are pursued before the
Lions Club provides help.
Donations can be mailed to: Lions
Club, SightAssistance Program,
P.O. Box 1321, Hinton, WV 25951.
Checks should be made out to:
Hinton Lions Club.
~TH DEPARTMENT
Mondays and Thursdays are our
nursing service days. Children's
immunizations, flu shots, blood
'pressure screenings and all other
services are done on these days. If
you have any questions please feel
free to call 304-466-3388.
If you are between the ages of 19
and 26, with or without insurance,
and int~erested in receiving the
Gardisil/~PV vaccine, please call
the health department at 304-466-
3388.
PSD MEETING Tues. June 14, 2016 Hinton News,'- 3
| The Meadow Creek Public
Service District meets the second
Tuesday of each month at the Green
Sulphur District "~blunteer Fire
Department at 6 p.m. Meetings are
• - open to the public.
NANCY THOMPSON FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Nancy Ratcliff Thompson went PIPESTEM RURITAN CLUB
home to be with the Lord on The PipestemRuritanclubmeets
Saturday, May 28, 2016, at The every fourth Saturday at 6:00 p.m. ~'- •qualified, experienced, independent---
Bowers Hospice House in Beckley. We have a wonderful dinner before
She was born July 13, 1939, in our meeting. We would like to invite V' As Prosecuting Attorney of Summers County, 2001 - 2006, McNeely prosecuted hundreds of
Nashville, TN to Harold and Moreen anyone interested in learning more Felonies and Misdemeanors while handling Abuse/Neglect, Juvenile and County matters
Ratcliff. Mr. Ratcliff moved the about this service club to come and I/As your Prosecutor, Jim McNeely will be accessible to the public to hear and respond to your
family, while Nancy was a child, to join us. We have a gospel sing the
Sandstone. She graduated from Friday before our meetings, concerns and to do whatever he can to answer your questions and provide information
Sandstone High Schooland enrolled Come join in the fun and ve Intends to employ an investigator to assist law enforcement and give the Prosecutor's Office
in nurses training at Clifton Forge, fellowship. For more information its own investigative capability, with the new position not requiring a budget increase
VA. Later she attended a school for please call Brenda Garcia at 304- V' With a long history of political independence, McNeely's decisions as Prosecutor will
anesthetist training, and became a 923-1622 or 304-466-6804. be fair and professional - he will not be influenced by political families, factions orcliques
Nurse Anesthetist. She worked at t/Law Degree from WVU College of Law in 1986: graduated in top 10% of class
the Hinton Hospital, and other BINGO
t/Former member WV House of Delegates: served on Judiciary and Education Committees
hospitals in Virginia and Beckley, Bingo every Friday night at the
retiring from the VA Hospital in Hinton Senior Citizens Building or Served as artillery officer in the U.S. Army (Vietnam Veteran) and in WV National Guard
Beckley. Second Ave. Doors open at 4:00 p.m. t/Education Degree from Concord College in 1973: served 2 terms as President of the Concord
Nancy was married to Frank starts at 6:00 p.m. Alumni Association and was selected Concord "Alumnus of the Year" in 1992
Lively of Hinton for over 30 years v' Masters Degree from Virginia Tech with concentration in Public Administration
and Kenneth Sherwood, both of
which preceded her in death. She is v' 29+ years experience as civil, criminal and administrative law attorney in W. Va.: has held
also predeceased by a sister, Lillian AL-ANON management positions in state, county, and municipal government as well as in the military
Krailo. Are you troubled by someone's Comments/questions? Call (304) 994-0792 orjarneswrncneely@gmaiLcom
Survivors include her husband, drinking? A--Anon Family Group
Harry Thompson and his family ot can help. To help them, you have to Political ad paid for by candidate: James W. "Jim" McNeely, Democrat (not accepting campaign contributions)
Meadow Creek, her sister Janice help yourself first.
Shotts and her husband of PA., Meetings every Monday nights
brothers, Walter Ratcliffand wife oI 7:00"p.m. behind the Childa_dvocacy U nclaimed property surpasses fiscal 20 1 5 totals
Ohio and Danny Ratcliff and wife, Center at 411 Temple Street. Fol !~
of Nashville, TN, sister-in-law, Mary more information call: 466-2760. With almost a month to go, Treasurer's Office outdoes 2016 ':
Lively Rogers and husband Roy el State Treasurer John Perdue's that to mailed letters to rightful Treasurer Perdue waged" a
SanFuneralAntoniO,servicesTX. were held June *** unclaimed property division has owners, website maintenance, field legislative battle this past session
What kills a skunk is the pub- already returned $12.2 millionrepresentatives' hard work and to ensure insurance companies
2, 2016, at Cranberry Baptist licityit gives itself, duringfiscal2016,easilysurpassing continued, twice-a-year publication turn over policy proceeds of the
Church in Beckley with Rev.. Roger mAbraham Lincoln fiscal 2015's $9.1 million figure, of names in newspaper inserts, deceased.
E. Pauley officiating. Burial followed
*** The surge represents a 34 "It's truly been a banner year Unclaimed property is any
at Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens in
perpent increase in dollar value and shows that my office is financial asset from which
Beckley. and 1,300 additional claims filed continuing to do its duty, despite an individual has become
than in fiscal 2015, with nearly an the budgetary uncertainty in which unintentionally separated. Real
JOHN HENRY MUSEUM AND entire month to go in the year. we find ourselves." estate is not included.
GIFT SHOP It also does not include a Figures show that stale-datedExamples.are left-behindufility
The John Henry Museum and "We take returning unclaimed that have not been cashed in in six and abandoned safe deposit boxes.
Gift Shop is now open. Stop by, visit School Choice Yearbook $200,000 claim paid on June 1. checks - those issued by the state deposits; a forgotten final paychbck;
us and check out our unique gift (NAPS)--Here's a school statis- property seriously/' Treasurermonths - have been on the rise this West Virginia has returaed
shop in a restored general store from tic many families may be happy to Perdue said. "this is the second fiscal year. approximately $160 milhon
the early 1900~. We carry Carson learn: More than 245,000 children year in a row that our end-of-year Life insurance-related claims in unclaimed, property during
flags, Melissa and Doug toys, jams are in publicly funded private totals have eclipsed the previous comprise about $400,000 of that Treasurer Perdue's five termg~ in
and jellies, Blenko andApplachian school choice programs, fiscal year'snumbers. I credit figure, office. '. ':
glass products, wooden pallet signs, That's according to a leading
Beautiful Bee products, John Henry national organization promoting GOVERNOR TOMBLIN CHALLENGES WV STUDENTS :~'~
t-shirts, sweatshirts and hats, educational choice, the Alliance TO BUILD A VIRTUAL CAPITOL :,:
GreenbrierRiver t-shirts, books and for School Choice. The group's
more! School Choice Yearbook is theGovernor Earl Ray Tomblin is "AS our state's students continue To enter the contest, studbnts
annual award-winning publica-challenging West Virginia students to develop interest in technology- must register by June 20, ~2016
Come visit us Friday, Saturday tion offering the most comprehen- to build a virtual West Virginia based hobbies and activities, it's by visiting: http://wvde~s/
and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. sive data on the nation's private capitol building using Minecraft. important that we encourage minecraftcontest. Entries must~ be
in Talcott. school choice programs. It found: The contest is hosted in them to pursue their curiosities," submitted by 11:59 p.m. on July:31,
YES collaboration with Governor Gov. Tomblin said. "Science, 2016. ~;
Vacation Bible School at Fairview Tomblin's STEM Initiative, the . ,echo.. elegy, ,e~nee~ng, and ,math .... Tosubmit; students must,em~il a
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evening. The theme this year willbe Virginia Department of Education collaborators - skills that help to wvde.state.wv.us) and include
"Cave Quest". Classes will be and The Education Alliance. develop the foundation of learning 'TIinecraft Contest Submission" in
avfiilable from Nursery to High Students are encouraged to use for the jobs we are creating here in the email subject line.
School students. There will also be Minecraft to either create a replica West Virginia." For more information, visit the
an adult class each evening, of the current West Virginia Capitol Winners will be selected in FAQ page of the registration site
Building or create a new state elementary, middle andhighschool at http://wvde.us/minecraftcontest
The latest single-year enrollment capitol buildingforWestVirginia, grades, or contact the WVDE Office of
growth in private school choice The contest is open to West More than$6,000worthofprizes Communieations at 304-558-2699.
programs is the largest in Ameri- Virginia students grades PreK- will be awarded. Awards will be Be sure to follow us
can history. 12, including private school and presented at a special event hosted on Facebook, Twitter, and Goog!e+.
homeschool students, in fall 2016.
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