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Mason County Literacy
shares spotlight with
Anna's Bay Chorale
Anna's Bay Chorale and the South Shore Cham-
ber Orchestra will Donate the Difference to Mason
County Literacy at their Dec. 10 performance of
Handel's Messiah.
This year marks the third annual performance
of the beloved holiday masterpiece. Tickets are $12
in advance or $15 at the door.
Patrons who purchase tickets at the door on Dec.
10 will have the option of donating $3 to Mason
County Literacy and admission to the concert for
$12. Donate the Difference encourages the sound
learning provided by both organizations. Funds
raised from this performance will be used to under-
write Anna's Bay's work to supplement in-school
music education and MCL's classroom instruction
for adults.
The concert begins at 7 p.m., preceded by a brief
presentation by Mason County Literacy represen-
tatives.
About Mason County Literacy: Our mission is to
educate adults to be equipped to succeed and con-
tribute in our society. The non-profit organization
is changing its name to Sound Learning in 2012.
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• Experienced pet groomer works with all breeds, all sizes
• Full service pet grooming starting at $35 for small dogs
• Bath and brush-out starting at $25 for small dogs
• Walk-in nail clips $5
Call Jennifer at 462-DOGS (3647)
Hwy N, Suite i01
Hours: 9am-5pm
Search and Rescue
seeking volunteers
Several
being sd
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to voluntee
and reseuil
County.
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functions,
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categories of individuals
)ught to help out
ounty Search and Rescue is seeking
competent and credible individuals
r their time and resources to finding
lg lost and injured people in Mason
to Sgt. Trevor Severance, Mason
~riffs Office Search and Rescue coor-
mteers from several categories of the
Rescue function are being sought.
zip - Members conduct food service
ogistical support and various other
duties. This opportunity is great for
want to participate but cannot or do
;o work in the field.
Search and Rescue - This unit pri-
t for ground search. Members range
d up. The unit conducts field opera-
brush, usually on foot.
This unit consists of specialists that
d searches and assist in transporting
m - This unit conducts underwater
,ater search, rescue and recovery op-
his unit conducts Search and Rescue
From all terrain vehicles. Some mem-
ssovers from other units.
~R - We are seeking interested indi-
) want to help create and operate a
ted Search and Rescue Unit
mational meeting will be held at 9
1, at the Mason County Public Works
0 W Public Works Way, just north of
Hwy 102.
nterested in participating in Search
should attend. Questions can be di-
t. Trevor Severance at tseverance@
.us or the Mason County Sheriffs
7-9670, ext. 313.
Sheriff - Casey Salisbury
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SEX OFFENDER INFORMATION BULLETIN
LEVEL 3 NOTIFICATION OF RESIDENCE
Date: December 2,2011
Detective
Adam
Bulletin#:
The Masoa County Slleriff's Office is Yeleasing Ihe/bltowing inlbrmation pursuant Io RCW 4.24,550 aud the WashingR
(+!otl/~[ decisioR ill ~, which ataborizcs la~ cllI'orcertlel/t agencies I++) blform tbc public of a sex ol]~.'nders reb'
discretion of the agency, the release of intbrmalion "~ill enhance public sat~ty m~d proteclion, The indi'ddual who appea
has bee. convicted of a sex ott?hnse that requires registration with the SherifF's Otl~cc in the couniy of tlieir residence. F
criminal history places them in a classiification level which rcflccts the potential to r¢-offc,~d. This sex offi:ndcr has serv
imposed on him by tbc courts and has ad',ised the Mason County Sheriff's Officc that he will bc living h] file location lx
WANTEII BY THE POLICE AT Tills TIME. THIS NOTIFICATION ms NOT IN'FEND[+;D rlO INCREASF FE.
IS OUR BELIEF THAT AN INFORJYlED PUBLIC IS A SAFER PUBLIC. The Mason County Sheriff's OiIice has :
direcl where a sex offender may or may not live. Unless courl ordered restrictions exist, this offender is constitutionally
be chooses. Sex offenders have always lived in our cummunities, but it wasn't urtfil passage of the Connmmity Protcctic
fwhichmandawssexqfjenderregistraei~r~that~awenf~rcementevenkn~wwhereth~ywere~ivh~g~ In many cases, htv
able to share that infommtion with you, Citizen abuse of this information to threaten, intimidate or harass registe~vd sex
tolerated. Furthec such abuse could potentially cud law enlbrcement's abilily to do commulfity notitications. We belier
who wins if community notification ends is the sex oflimdm; since sex oftknders derive their power throngh secrecy.
lfvou have anv information ~e~arding current criminal activilw of this or aav other offeade~: please
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to legaI authority to
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Act of 1990
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For other sex offender information ~://~o.ce.masor~.~a us/and go to :' ;,; ~+`
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ERIC ALBERT WATS
WHITE MALE-DOB: 12/17/1963 - 6'-0
BROWN HAIR & BLUE EYI
Eric WATSON has recently parchased pro~e~y in
sometimes resides on dmt propeFty. WATSON is properly
Pierce County Sheriff's Office where his regular a,
WATSON is required to register as a sex offender tbr a t
Mo/esta~.iot) Im Degree, Pierce County SLtperior Court cat
This conviction stems t?om WATSON at age 29, going to ',
assaulting two little girls, ages 8 and 10. WATSON pulled
a restroom and sexually assaulted them. WATSON ark
assault a third little girl, age 5, but the two other girls w
away from WATSON. WATSON fled the state when the s,
reported to the Police mad a year later he was arrested in I
12/16/2004, WATSON was ,zonvicted of 10 comets of Po+~
of Minors Engaged in Sexnally Explicit Conduct (Child Pc
County Superior Court cause #04-1-03470-3. W2
convictions including Assault, Failing to Register as a
Possession of Dangerous Weapons. Due to these lhctors
HIGH RISK.
Eric WATSON is assessed by both the Pierce County and :
Sheriff's OFfices as a Level 3 Sex Ofllende,; This is the hij
to a Sex Offender, meaning lhat the sul2iect is at a HIGH 1
Eric WATSON has a i'esidencc within Ma
Within the 200 block
E. Stavis Road, Shelton
County Journal - Thursday, December 8, 2011
)N
I "-225 LBS.
~S
ason County and
registered with the
Idress is located•
anvietion of Child
se #92-1-04728-6.
park and sexually
each little girl into
mpted to sexually
++re able to get her
:xual assaults were
4ontanm Also, on
scssing Depictions
mography), Pierce
I'SON has, other
rex Offender, and
he is considered a
he Mason Cotmty
;hesl level given
:ISK to rc-offend.
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Margaret Ryan lbele
Margaret Ryan llade
(LeBlanc), 93, died Monday,
Nov. 28, at Life Care Center
in Port Orchard. She was a
long time resident of Belfair
and lived in Lynch Cove.
She was born in Stuttgart,
Ark. on Nov. 15, 1918. She
came from a Catholic fam-
ily. The family shared that
masses in Stuttgart were
held in the Ryan home on
Dec. 27, 1887, and continued
for about
10 years
until the
Holy Rosa-
ry Church
was built
in 1897.
She
was once
a Western
Margaret Union op-
Ibele erator. The
family said
communi-
cations and meeting people
and talking to them became
her passion.
She enjoyed visiting new
places, like restaurants,
parks and would drive the
loop to visit places like Se-
quim, Forks, Port Angles etc.
with a stop at a new eatery
and a glass of wine. She be-
came involved with Theler
Center as a volunteer with
the Visitors Information Cen-:
ter in Belfair. She could tell
people where to go and from
first hand experience about
good eating-places.At 81, she
survived cancer not once but
three times. Her first bout
was in 1988. She again faced :
cancer in 1994. Early detec-
tion and treatment cured
her. She was involved in the
ricksen, ~f Shelton; sons Tom
Love of' ~ancouver and Jaime
Lewis ot St. Regis, Mont.;
grandch .ldren Vanessa Gilbert
of Sheltt n, Serena Ceballos of
Shelton Nathan Ceballos of
Shelton Andrew and Gabri-
elle Au( ~t of Federal Way.
A me mortal service will
be held ~t i p.m. on Dec.
17 at SI elton Presbyterian
Church. 1430 E. Shelton
Springs Rd., Shelton.
Mem )rial donations can
be ma&, to the American
Lung Al ~sociation.
ForeSt Funeral Home of
Shelton is handling the ar-
rangem rots.
Robin I iue Sweitzer
Robi~ Sue Sweitzer, 51,
died Fri lay, Dec. 2, at Provi-
dence S x Peter Hospital in
Olympi; u She was a resident
of Shelt m all of her life.
She x ras born in Olympia
on Apri] 1, 1961, to Freddie
L. and t 'hyllis A (McGee)
Campb 11.
She e ttended school in
Shelt0n
She ~ ras married to Don-
ny Swei ~zer until his death.
She ~ ras a homemaker.
She ~ ras a member of the
Eagles a Shelton. Her hob-
bies we e sewing and going
to the Ca-
enjoyed
being out-
doors, pick-
ing mush-
rooms, rid-
ing quads,
working on
cars, going
Ro bin to garage
Swe [tzer sales and
second
North Mason Relay for Life hand
ai~r 1994 and was awarded stores, e nd walking her dog
the Survivor Award. 'WIack." Her family shared
She is survived by her that she loved her grandchil-
sister Agnes Wilson of Stutt- dren tre mendously and they
gart, Ark.; brothers Paul S. loved he r, even to the point
LeBlanc (Margie) of Onalas- of snea~ hag out at night to go
ka, Texas and James E over to l ter home. They de-
LeBlanc (Joanna) of Belfair; scribed :~er as being loving,
son Charles Ibele (Beckie) outgoinI ~, motivated, friend-
of N.C.; eight grandchildren ly, well : mown, a prankster,
and 14 great-grandchildren, strong v ~lled and stubborn
many friends and neighbors at times. She collected hearts
and families, and sm~ 11 figurines.
She was preceded in She i~ survive by her par-
death by her parents and ents Ph' dlis and Don Lyon of
husband. Shelten daughter Michelle
Marks (Brandon) of Shelton;
Percy "Lou" Eugene sons Jadkie Krueger (Nicole)
Lewis of Shell, in, Brent Sweitzer
Percy "Lou" Eugene and Jim mie Huff (Anna)
Lewis, 70, died Monday, Dec. of Shelt, m; sisters Bernice
5, at St. Peter Hospital in Langley (Rocky) of Shelton
Olympia. He was a resident and Cat Bernal (Rueben) of
of Shelton. Shelton: brother Rick Ems-
He was born on July 30, ley of St elton; grandchildren
1941, in Dixon, Tenn. to Amelia, Michelle, Dakota,
Raymond and Gladys (Pate) Chad d Kennadi.
Lewis. Her usband Donny
He served in the U.S. Air Sweitze:" preceded her in
Force from 1963 to 1967 and death.
was honorably discharged at A ceh hration of life will be
the rank of sergeant, held at a.m. on Saturday,
He married JoAnn Lewis Dec. 10, at the Hope Chapel,
on Dec. 30, 1982, in Shelton. 421 West E St., Shelten.
He was the maintenance McCc mb Funeral Home of
foreman at Mason County Shelten is handling the ar-
Fairgrounds for 19 plus rangemt rots.
years until he retired. Mem, rial donations can
He enjoyed fishing, hunt- be sent o Adopt a Pet, 940
ing, photography, playing E. lense n Rd. Shelton, WA
bluegrass and country music. 98584.
He is survived by his wife Onli e condolences may
JoAnn Lewis of Shelton; be sent t o the family at www.
daughters Karen Ceballos i mccomb :h.com,
of Shelton, Debra Audet of
Federal Way and Patricia Did- :e Obits on page B-7