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,Medicare lO1' offered
Diabetics of all ages can be helped with prescrip-
tion costs, and those using the Medicare system
may be eligible for additional benefits and services.
"Medicare 101 and Prescription Assistance" will be
the topic covered at the Mason General Hospital
Shelton Diabetes Support Group meeting at 1 p.m.
on Thursday, in the new PUD meeting room, 2621
E. John's Prairie Road.
Two guest speakers will discuss Medicare's sup-
plemental benefits and services and prescription
assistance services for the uninsured or for those
having difficulty with Medicare co-pays.
Prescription assistance will include all ages,
even those not yet on Medicare, anal there wilt be
time set aside for questions and answers.
For more information call Sue Barwick, R.N.,
C.D.E. at 427-7332.
Mason General selects
employee of the month
Melissa Chappell, business office reimbursement
account specialist, was selected as Mason General
Hospital and Family of Clinics Employee of the
Month for May. She has been with the company for
a total of three and a half years.
"Melissa has an excellent standard of profession-
alism, which is the first thing I noticed about her,"
said her nominator. "She is also a genuinely nice
person, which makes her great to work with and
the type of person you want representing your or-
ganization. She is sharp, well-spoken, and puts her
ideas out there."
In her position, Chappell handles all the patient
accounts for the clinics.
"I would love to be able to spend my entire ca-
reer here," Chappell. "This is such a great place to
work." Chappell has worked in the medical indus-
try for 13 years.
Historical Society honors Forest Festival Court
Courtesy photo
The Mason County Historical Society honored the Forest Festival Court and the parade Grand
Marshall on May 20, at the museum during a program on Forest Festival memories. From left:
Paul Bunyan Mike Bowman,-Prineess of Hemlock Jordan Crossan, Queen of the Forest Briana
Eddy, Princess of Cedar Emily Grimmius, Princess of Spruce Harley Sweitzer, Smokey Bear
Jacob Johnston and Grand Marshall Lyle Coleman. Alyssa Castro, Princess of Douglas Fir, was
unable to attend•
CALENDAR
Thursday
5:30 p.m.-7 p.m., Relay
for Life invites all cancer
survivors and their care-
givers to Annual Cancer
Survivors and Caregiv-
ers Celebration Dinner
at Shelton Civic Center.
For information call 426-
7649.
7 p.m., Shelton High
School choir department
presents "Remembrance
and Reflection," the final
choir performance of the
school year, at the Shelton
High School Auditorium.
Admission is free and do-
nations will be accepted.
Friday
11:30 a.m., Republican
Women of Mason County
will hold a regular meeting
at Royal Shanghai Restau-
rant. Guest speaker Joel
Myer of PUD 3 will explain
the new operations center.
Visitors are welcome.
Noon, Irene S. Reed
High School class of 1947
will have its quarterly lun-
cheon at Taylor Station, 62
S.E. Lynch Road, Shelton. nations benefit the Ameri-
Call 426-7151 for more in- can Cancer Society.
formation.
Monday
Saturday 11 a.m.-4 p•m., WSU
7 a.m.-ll a.m., MGHF Extension will host a free
Centennial Hospital Guild event, "Sustainable Shell-
will host a 7-mile, 2-mile fish Production," at Hama
or quarter-mile "Fun Run Hama Oyster Farm, 35846
and Walk," at Goldsbor- N.U.S. Highway 101, Lil-
ough Creek in Shelton. For liwaup. Registration be-
questions or to register call gins at 11 a.m. with farm
426-5821. walk at 11:30 a.m. For
9 a.m.-3 p.m., Shelton information call 426-9670
Farmer's Market will take ext. 690.
place on Third Street be- 12:30 p.m.-4 p.m., The
tween Cedar and Franklin Department of Social and
streets. Health Services Mobile
Noon, Altar Society Community Services Office
of St. Edward's Catholic (truck) will be at the IGA
Church presents a spring store, 24151 Highway 101,
fashion show and luncheon Hoodsport.
at St. Edward's Parish
Hall, 601 W. C St., Shel- Tuesday
ton. For information and 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Shel=
tickets call 426-6134. ton Kiwanis Club will
meet for a regular meeting
at Xinh's Clam & Oyster
House, 221 W. Railroad,
Ave., Shelton.
Noon-1 p.m., The
Chamber Ambassadors
Committee regular meet-
Sunday
10 a.m.-3 p.m., Relay
for Life hosts their Second
Annual Car Wash at Shel-
ton Athletic Club, 707 S.
First St., Shelton. All do-
ing will take place at Grove Club, 790 E. St. Andrews program.
Street Brewhouse, 233 S: Drive, Shelton. 3 p.m.-5 p.m., Shel-
First St., Shelton. ton Timberland Library
1 p.m.-2 p.m., Hood- Wednesday presents "Teen Gaming
sport Timberland Library Noon-1 p.m., The Lounge" for teens. Play
presents "Page Turn- Union Tourism Association video games and have re-
ers Book Discussion" for will meet for their regular freshments with friends.
adults. Join in a discus- meeting at Alderbrook Golf For more information call
sion of "Sarah's Key," by & Yacht Club, 330 Country 426-1362.
Tatiana de Rosnay. For Club Drive, Union. 7 p.m., "The Chse for
more information call 877- Noon, The Mason Coun- Christ," a new, informa-
9339. ty Pioneers will meet for a tive series, will be held at
6:30 p.m., The regular luncheon at Shelton Elk's Gateway Christian Fellow-
meeting of the Equestri- Lodge, 741 S.E. Craig ship, 405 S. Seventh St.,
ennes will be held at the Road. Commissioner Steve ~ Shelton, Call 426:2758 fgr
Lake Limerick Country Bloomfield wilt present the information.~.
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Where's The Fun?
To Adve~ise call
426-4412
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Shelton's Newest Antique, Collectible & Craft Store
Opening on Friday, June 1~t at 10:00 AM
831 West Golden Pheasant Rd.
Large Selection of Glassware, Linen, Artwork, Handmade Gifts
Small and Large Treasures, Collectable Fishing Tackle.
Help Joy And Phil celebrate there new venture
and see what treasures they offer.
I www.sheltoncinemas.com
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Battleship
Daily 4:30, 7:00pm
Additional Shows
Fri-Sat 9:25pm
Sat-Sun 2:0Opm
[~Men In Black 3
Daily 4:40, 7:05pm
~ Additional Shows
~ ~ Fri-Sat 9:20pro
Sat-Sun 2:lOpm
Serving all organic, lair trade espresso drinks !.:i
This evenf is ' fhe Shelton Elks
• 100% Vegetable Oil, No Peanut Oil "~
• Large Meeting Room Available
Open 7 days, 11am-9pm
Lounge Open 11:30am to Closing
Coffee
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on The parade
506
W. Railroad Ave • Shelton
Mon-Fri 6 - 6 • Sat 7 - 6
Sunday 8 - 3
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Celebrating Forest Festival
Homestyle Family Meals
Breakfast
432-2777 S ed All Day
628 W. Railroad Ave
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