Two retire from Hiawatha Inc.
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Hiawatha Inc. recently announced
the retirements of Joan V. Hayes
and Jude Enger.
Hayes, control-
ler / deputy secre-
tary, has worked
for the Shelton-
based evergreen
tree producer since
1978. She joined as
a part-time secre-
tary / bookkeeper,
and was promoted
Hayes to office manager
in 1984. She be-
came controller / deputy secretary
in 1998.
According to a
Hiawatha state-
ment, Hayes was
instrumental in
implementing its
accounting system
and supervised the
growth of the com-
pany.
Enger Enger started
out with Hiawatha
doing data entry, then moved into
payroll. She eventually worked in
accounts payable, and spent the
past 10 years as the company's
inventory "high priestess." She
worked for the company for 24
years.
Delta Kappa Gamma Society gives grant
STAFF REPORT
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The members of the
Iota Chapter of Delta
Kappa Gamma Society
International recently
awarded a $600 grant
to a Hood Canal School
District employee.
Giovanna Mc-
Cullough, a site coor-
dinator for the district,
oversees Hood Canal's
after-school programs.
She's also completing an
internship at Evergreen
Elementary School un-
der the supervision of
school counselors.
McCullough, a grad-
uate student at Walden
University, is also a stu-
dent at Saint Martin's
University, where she's
in the school counseling
certification program.
Shelton alumna receives scholarship
at Eastern Washington University
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Cassidy Schreiber from Shelton
has been awarded a Trustee's Schol-
arship of $3,000 for the 2014-15 aca-
demic year at Eastern Washington
University.
The Trustee's Scholarship is
awarded to a continuing EWU stu-
dent with a 3.8 GPA.
At Eastern, Cassidy is a fresh-
man pursuing an athletic training
degree.
She is also a member of the EWU
marching band and symphonic
band.
While at Shelton High, she was a
member of the marching, jazz, and or-
chestra bands.
She is the daughter of Gary and
Cynthia Schreiber of Shelton.
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Thursday, June 19, 2014 - Mason County Journal - Page A-23
Photo courtesy of Green Diamond Resource Co.
Mark Reed Scholarship board members Jason Goldsby, back left, Diana
Goldy, John Ison, Skip Morrison and Kevin Lyle pose at the Shelton Colonial
House with 2014 scholarship winners Rayna Ashlock, middle left, Logan
Zepp and Chaz Martinez; and Kathryn Myers, bottom left, Sara Myers,
Meghan Ranney and Serena Ranney. Scholarship winner Megan Custis is
not pictured.
Mark Reed scholarships awarded
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Eight students were recently
awarded 2014 Mark E. Reed Schol-
arships from the Green Diamond Re-
ource Co.
Recipients include Rayna Ash-
lock, a 2014 graduate of Montesano
High School who plans to attend Ore-
gon State University; Megan Custis,
a 2013 graduate of Elma High School
who is a sophomore at the University
of Arizona; Chaz Martinez, a 2014
EHS graduate who attends South
Puget Sound Community College;
Kathryn Myers, a 2011 graduate of
Shelton High School who is majoring
in biology at the University of Wash-
ington; Sara Myers, a 2013 graduate
of SHS, who is studying history and
global studies at Pacific Lutheran
University; twin sisters Meghan and
Serena Ranney who both plan to
attend Washington State University
in the fall; and Logan Zepp, a 2013
EHS graduate who attends the Uni-
versity of Idaho.
Each winner received a $3,000
scholarship. On June 5, the recipients
toured Green Diamond Resource Co.
land and attended a dinner celebra-
tion at the Colonial House in Shelton.
The scholarships have been award-
ed for 67 years. Mark E. Reed was
Simpson Logging Co. president from
1914 until his death in 1933.
Students eligible for the scholar-
ships must be Green Diamond em-
ployees, sons or daughters of employ-
ees, or live in one of Green Diamond's
operating communities.
The Mason County Journal is
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Agate Store Allyn Market
Airport Grocery
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Arco AM/PM Bear Creek Store
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City Center Motel Allyn Market
Deer Creek Store BelfaJr Grocery
Downtown Food Mart Scoff McLendon True Value ....
Fred Meyer Ben's Dell Mart
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James Food Mart North Shore Place
Kamilche Trading Post QFC
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Lynch Creek Floral Short Stop Dell 8, Grocery
Mason General Hospital
Gift Shop Dayton
Medicine Shoppe Dayton Grocery
Mickey's Dell
Olympic Bakery Bucks Prairie
Olympic Food Mart Bucks Prairie Store
Rooster's
Sofeway Hoodsport
Sage Book Store Hood Canal Grocery
Shelton Cinemas Lake Cushman Grocery
Shelton Liquor & Wine Laurie's Gift & Liquor
Shelton Post Office
Shelton Market Fresh
Shelton Texaco
Spencer Lake Grocery
Steph's Espresso
Taylor Towne Store
Urraco Coffee
Wolmart
Lilliwaup
Eldon Store
Matlock
Matlock Store
McCleary
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Skokomish
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