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,4....New MiUennium's finalists00 COLMENA, three-time defending champ: In the front from left are Javier Mendio- Munoz, Juan Sacarius, Mario Munoz and Noun Escobar. In back: Jose Apaez, Compos Sonos, Antonio Marban, Antonio Apaez Munoz, Jose Hernandez, Ruben ' lrlnez, Pedro Apaez, Galbino Munoz, coach Rodrigo Vazquez and Hector Loza. NEW MILLENNIUM FUTBOL League founder/director Jeremias 'Shorty' Escobar poses with the winners' hard- ware prior to last week's season-ending tournament at the soccer park. For a visit with Shelton's inimitable immi- grant from E1 Salvador, see next week's Journal. CHIVAS, third-place finisher: In front is Reid Lusiguan. Kneeling, from left: Tomas, Orlando Tomas, Tony Sanchez, Jared Silva and Francisco Ramos. Back: aio Tomas, Jorge Nando, Pedro Delgado, Mino Cifuentes, Cesar Cifuentes, Freddie dOVal, Tomas Andres and Merlca Field. QUATAPEC, fourth-place finisher: In front from left are Hovo Garcias Holeen, 'l" Hernandez, Hector Garcias Castro, Alan Soto, Alejandro Hector Garcias, Juan (arcias. Back: Baristo Barimose, Dan Gardino, Jose Chavez, Nmk DeLafia, Paco Orfias and Tony Olivas. runner-up: In front from left are Adan Gonzalez, Carlos Calle, Moises Anibal Lopez, Havell and Tino Luciano Santana. Back: Carlos Mercado, Jose Grapeviewian wins Bear Festival 1Ok Grapeview's Leigh Sinclair copped the distaff crown last weekend in the 10k part of the McCleary's Bear Festival's annual "Run From The Bears" footraces. She finished the 6.2-mile affair in 51 minutes and 58 seconds. The race's corresponding men's winner was Olympia's Jason McConnell, who claimed the chute at the 36:29 mark. Respective two-mile winners were Tristina Whipple of Satsop and Todd Jackson of Oakville, with times of 15:00 and 12:32. Lions' cystic fibrosis golf fund-raiser set The Lions clubs of Shelton once again are sponsoring the annual Cystic Fibrosis Charity Golf Tournament. Their seventh yearly go-around is set for Saturday, August 18, at Lake Limerick Golf Club. Entry is $75 per player and covers green fees, a sack lunch, a "19th-hole" barbecue and tee prizes. Awards will be given for men's and women's long and straight drives and KPs, plus there'll be a car up for grabs for anyone making a hole-in-one. Sponsorships are available starting at $100. Service clubs and businesses can sponsor a team in the "Bragging Rights Division" for an additional $100 donation to cystic fibrosis. Last year's bragging-rights winner and traveling trophy recipient was Windermere/Himlie Realty. The tournament format is a four-person scramble, and space is limited to the first 64 players registering. Net proceeds will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. For more information or to get on the list, call Bob Buhl at 427- 5854 or DJ at the Lake Limerick pro shop, 426-6290. Motorcycle poker run will benefit dive team The Mason County Search & Rescue Dive Team has an- nounced it will stage a fund- raising motorcycle poker run this weekend. "Ride & Dive Run 2007," as it's been dubbed, will be Satur- day, July 21, starting at 10 a.m. Registration is from 9 to 11 that morning at Big E's Lounge at 324 West Railroad Avenue in Shelton. Entry is $20 per rider and $5 per additional hand. Prizes and a spaghetti feed await at the last stop, say spon- sors, which include the follow- ing: Quick Throttle Magazine, Twisted Chopper Energy Drink, Big E's Lounge, Little Creek Casino, Northwest Harley-Da- vidson, Paulson's Motor Sports, Hood Sport'n'Dive, Shelton Safe- way, Vern's Restaurant, Lynch Creek Floral, Three 60, Thom- as Printing, Beanery Specialty Drive Through Coffee of Belfair and Dillano's Coffee Roasters, among others. Eric at 490-4333. The Mason Conty Search & Rescue Dive Team is a non- profit organization comprised of volunteers dedicated to provid- ing rescue and recovery services on Mason County waterways as well as assisting surrounding areas. There are approximately 300 miles of saltwater shoreline plus more than 200 lakes and numerous waterfront vacation areas in Mason County, and the team is funded solely by dona- tions and fund-raising efforts. Each volunteer provides his or her own equipment and donates time and resources for missions and training. The team is affiliated with the Mason County Sheriff Search and Rescue Division. It consists of certified divers and surface support tenders. Divers must complete the basic open-water certification as well as the re- quired training set forth by the sheriffs office for emergency workers. For more information contact ISrael Gomez, Saul Hernandez, Walter Neto and Eulizes Rodriquez. ,4....New MiUennium's finalists00 COLMENA, three-time defending champ: In the front from left are Javier Mendio- Munoz, Juan Sacarius, Mario Munoz and Noun Escobar. In back: Jose Apaez, Compos Sonos, Antonio Marban, Antonio Apaez Munoz, Jose Hernandez, Ruben ' lrlnez, Pedro Apaez, Galbino Munoz, coach Rodrigo Vazquez and Hector Loza. NEW MILLENNIUM FUTBOL League founder/director Jeremias 'Shorty' Escobar poses with the winners' hard- ware prior to last week's season-ending tournament at the soccer park. For a visit with Shelton's inimitable immi- grant from E1 Salvador, see next week's Journal. CHIVAS, third-place finisher: In front is Reid Lusiguan. Kneeling, from left: Tomas, Orlando Tomas, Tony Sanchez, Jared Silva and Francisco Ramos. Back: aio Tomas, Jorge Nando, Pedro Delgado, Mino Cifuentes, Cesar Cifuentes, Freddie dOVal, Tomas Andres and Merlca Field. QUATAPEC, fourth-place finisher: In front from left are Hovo Garcias Holeen, 'l" Hernandez, Hector Garcias Castro, Alan Soto, Alejandro Hector Garcias, Juan (arcias. Back: Baristo Barimose, Dan Gardino, Jose Chavez, Nmk DeLafia, Paco Orfias and Tony Olivas. runner-up: In front from left are Adan Gonzalez, Carlos Calle, Moises Anibal Lopez, Havell and Tino Luciano Santana. Back: Carlos Mercado, Jose Grapeviewian wins Bear Festival 1Ok Grapeview's Leigh Sinclair copped the distaff crown last weekend in the 10k part of the McCleary's Bear Festival's annual "Run From The Bears" footraces. She finished the 6.2-mile affair in 51 minutes and 58 seconds. The race's corresponding men's winner was Olympia's Jason McConnell, who claimed the chute at the 36:29 mark. Respective two-mile winners were Tristina Whipple of Satsop and Todd Jackson of Oakville, with times of 15:00 and 12:32. Lions' cystic fibrosis golf fund-raiser set The Lions clubs of Shelton once again are sponsoring the annual Cystic Fibrosis Charity Golf Tournament. Their seventh yearly go-around is set for Saturday, August 18, at Lake Limerick Golf Club. Entry is $75 per player and covers green fees, a sack lunch, a "19th-hole" barbecue and tee prizes. Awards will be given for men's and women's long and straight drives and KPs, plus there'll be a car up for grabs for anyone making a hole-in-one. Sponsorships are available starting at $100. Service clubs and businesses can sponsor a team in the "Bragging Rights Division" for an additional $100 donation to cystic fibrosis. Last year's bragging-rights winner and traveling trophy recipient was Windermere/Himlie Realty. The tournament format is a four-person scramble, and space is limited to the first 64 players registering. Net proceeds will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. For more information or to get on the list, call Bob Buhl at 427- 5854 or DJ at the Lake Limerick pro shop, 426-6290. Motorcycle poker run will benefit dive team The Mason County Search & Rescue Dive Team has an- nounced it will stage a fund- raising motorcycle poker run this weekend. "Ride & Dive Run 2007," as it's been dubbed, will be Satur- day, July 21, starting at 10 a.m. Registration is from 9 to 11 that morning at Big E's Lounge at 324 West Railroad Avenue in Shelton. Entry is $20 per rider and $5 per additional hand. Prizes and a spaghetti feed await at the last stop, say spon- sors, which include the follow- ing: Quick Throttle Magazine, Twisted Chopper Energy Drink, Big E's Lounge, Little Creek Casino, Northwest Harley-Da- vidson, Paulson's Motor Sports, Hood Sport'n'Dive, Shelton Safe- way, Vern's Restaurant, Lynch Creek Floral, Three 60, Thom- as Printing, Beanery Specialty Drive Through Coffee of Belfair and Dillano's Coffee Roasters, among others. Eric at 490-4333. The Mason Conty Search & Rescue Dive Team is a non- profit organization comprised of volunteers dedicated to provid- ing rescue and recovery services on Mason County waterways as well as assisting surrounding areas. There are approximately 300 miles of saltwater shoreline plus more than 200 lakes and numerous waterfront vacation areas in Mason County, and the team is funded solely by dona- tions and fund-raising efforts. Each volunteer provides his or her own equipment and donates time and resources for missions and training. The team is affiliated with the Mason County Sheriff Search and Rescue Division. It consists of certified divers and surface support tenders. Divers must complete the basic open-water certification as well as the re- quired training set forth by the sheriffs office for emergency workers. For more information contact ISrael Gomez, Saul Hernandez, Walter Neto and Eulizes Rodriquez.