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LOOKIN'FORAHI )ME
Scotty is an affectionate
and Playful young Kitty.
Scotty is looking for a sunny
windowsill, daily food and
water, a safe warm bed and
a loving family. Scotty will
bring years of enjoyment
and companionship to the
"purrrfect" forever home.
Scotty would like one of his
friends to share a loving
home with him. For infor-
mation on Scotty and other
indoor only kitties call 584-
0594 or leave a message at
426-2455.
ADOPT A PET
This lovely lady is Au-
tumn. She was found wan-
dering one of our rural
streets and we were glad to
take her in and find her a
home. She is extremely lov-
ing and gentle, friendly with
other dogs and will make a
great companion. At approx-
imately three years of age
she does not require a lot of
exercise but she loves to go
for walks and is very good
on a leash. If Autumn is just
the girl you've been looking
for please call Adopt-A-Pet
at 432-3091 to set up an ap-
pointment to meet her.
City of Shelton Animal Shelter
Adoptions cost $75, which includesday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The shelter is
vaccine, wormer, spay/neuter plus $10 closed Saturday and Sunday.
city license.
New dogs are brought in all the time. Current listings:
Call 427-7503 or visit the shelter at 902 Labrador mix, female, six months
West Pine Street. Dogs may be viewed at Labrador mix, male, six years
shelton.petfinder.com. Pit Bull, male, six months
The hours are Monday through Fri- Shepherd mix, male, three years
Sheriff - Casey Salisbury
SEX OFFENDER INFORMATION BULLETIN
LEVEL 3 NOTIFICATION OF RESIDENCE
Date: October 27, 2011 Prepared b) :
I)eleclive William
Adam
Bulletin#: 11-47
The Mason County Sheriff's t)ffice is releasing Ihe following inlbrmation pursuant Io RCW 4.24.550 and the Washingttm Stale Supreme
Court decision in S~. which authorizes law enforcement agencies to ill['orlll the public of a sex ofllznders release when; in file
discretion of the agency, tile Jelease of int'arnlafion will enhance public safely and protection. ]he indi~ idual who appears un this m~lifieathm
has been con,~icIed of a sex offense thai requires registration with the Sheriff's Ot~ce in the county of their residence. Further. their prcx ions
criminal histoD places them in a dassilication level which reflects the potential to re-offend. This sex oj]i:nder has served the senlence
imposed on him by the courts and has advised the Mason County Sheriff's Office that he will be living in the location below, lie IS NO'I
WANTED BY TI|E POLl( E AT THIS TIME. TH IS NOTIFICATION IS NOT INTENDED TO INCREASE FEAR, RATtl Eli, I1
IS OUR BELIIEFTHAT AN INFORMED PIIBIL,[C IS A SAFER PUBI,IC. The Mason County Sheriff's Office has no legal anlh(nib, Io
direct ~l~ere a sex otlbnder may or may not live. Unless cotll~ ordered restrictions exist, this olt~nder is constitutionally flee Io l ixe where\ er
hc chooses. Sex offenders ha~c always lived in our communities, but it wasn't undl passage of the Community Protection Acl o[ 199(t
(~f]lich l?lalIrCClll¢tlt i~ I/OW
able to share lhat infimnation with you, ('iliz, en abuse of this information Io threaten, iatimidalc or harass registered sex ol'[~21)dels ~ill nol he
tolerated. Further such abuse could potentially end law enlbrcemcnt's ability to do commuaity notifications. We belicx e the only person
".'dlo wins if community nolil~calion ends is the sex offendel; since sex offenders derive their power through secrecy.
If V0u h~lve an',' illf0rmatioll regarding qU rrellt erimi,~l acti¥ilv of this or all'*' other offe,del~ Ellease call 911.
For other sex offender information, h~o,ce,mas~:~,a,~sj, and Bo
to;
DAVID JEFFREY LOBACK
WHITE MALE - DOB: 08/27/58- ._5' 10"--295.. I~BS.
BROWN HAIR & HAZEL EYES
David LOBACK has recently moved to Mason County and is required
to register as a sex offender lbr Rape of a Child 1~t degree, King County
i Soperior Court cause #94-1-01810-4. This conviction stems li'om
I LOBACK at age 35, sexually assaulting a 10 year old neighbor boy on
multiple occasions betwee~a 1993--1994. I)uring his sex offender
treatment program, LOBACK disclosed 5 additional unknown male
victims between the ages of 7 and 15, whom he groomed and sexually
abused or raped. LOBACK admitted that his sexual of[k'odir~g began
when he was only 14. Due to these factors he is consMered a IlIGIt
i RISK.
David LOBACK is assessed by Mason County Sheriff's Ol'l~ce as a
Level 3 Sex Offender. This is the highest level given to a Sex
Offendeb nteaning that the su[2iect is at a It1(]11 RISK lo re.-ol'l~cnd.
David LOBACK has given his residence wilhin
Mason County as:
Within the 300 block of NE
Sundown Drive, Tahuya, WA
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Providence Health and Systems has already made $187 million in
profits so far this year*, so why won't they put patient care first?
Call Robert Hellrigel,
Chief Executive of
Providence Senior and
Community Services,
at (425) 254-5432
and tell him it's time
to put patients and
families ahead of
corporate profits.
As the nurses and caregivers of Providence SoundHomeCare & Hospice, we're
there for your family when someone you love is facing an end of life illness.
But even with significant profits, Providence is shifting healthcare costs to our
families, making healthcare unaffordable for many of us. And proposed changes
to our sick leave would likely cause nurses and healthcare workers to care for frail,
elderly patients while sick.
That's not the Providence mission, and that's not good for patient care.
That's why the nurses and caregivers of Providence SoundHomecare & Hospice
are standing up for our patients with a two-day strike November 9 and 10.
*Operating profits as reported in Providence Health and Services consolidated financial statements (unaudited) through September 2011.
1199NW
United for Quality Care
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