Joe Cammack owner of Jim's Pharmacy in Port Angeles. Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News

Joe Cammack owner of Jim's Pharmacy in Port Angeles. Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News

Jim’s Pharmacy celebrates its 30th anniversary with party today

PORT ANGELES — Jim’s Pharmacy, 424 E. Second St., is holding a party to celebrate its 30 years in business.

The party — offering hot soups, cupcakes and other goodies from Toga’s Soup House Deli and Gourmet — is from noon to 3 p.m. today.

The celebration also will feature 30 percent off all items in its gift department and “Joe’s Bucks,” offering savings up to $30 on gift department purchases from Dec. 1 through Dec. 31.

Jim’s Pharmacy was founded in November 1983 by Jim and Barb Cammack.

After serving the local community for nearly 20 years, the owners passed the ownership to their son, Joe, in March 2002.

Jim’s Pharmacy has a reputation for personalized customer service and support for the community — from a free

“Vitamins for Kids” program and monthly donations to nonprofit groups to leading fundraisers like Festival of Trees and Arts in Action.

Jim’s Pharmacy was named one of two recipients of the statewide 2012 Corporations for Communities Award from the state Secretary of State’s Office.

The award honors businesses for outstanding work improving their communities through fundraisers and other programs.

For more information, phone Jim’s at 360-452-4200 or visit www.jimsrx.com.

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