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!!!:; ?/:  ¸I ¸ ¸¸!!:¸:¸I " %•/&lt; i .... : !i I THE CECILIA String Quartet will open this year's Soup and Sound. Quartet bringing strings to Soup and Sound series Cecilia String Quartet will open the annual Soup and Sound series next week. Shelton United Meth- odist Church hosts this complimen- tary concert lineup every Decem- ber as its Christmas present to the community. A free lunch of homemade soup with warm bread and hot beverag- es will be served starting at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, December 7. and the musical program will tbllow. The church is located at 1900 King Street in Shelton. Four members of the Olym- pia Symphony fbrmed the Cecilia String Quartet in 1996. Named in honor of Cecilia, the patron saint of music, the ensemble features violinists Helen Palmer and Phyl- lis Solter, cellist Judith Martin and Anne Edge on viola. All four have belonged to Cecilia since its incep- tion. Palmer has spent more than 50 years with the Olympia Symphony. She enjoys playing both violin and viola with many Olympia music groups. She commutes to these pro- grams from Shelton. where she has lived for several years. She gradu- ated from Washington State Uni- versity, where she studied music, education and sociology. Solter is primarily a violist but also enjoys playing violin with the Cecilia String Quartet and the Al- mond Latte Duo. As a violinist, she played with the Olympia Sym- phony for 14 years, after previously playing with the Bremerton Sym- phony. She has a degree in music from Wichita State University. Edge was born and raised in Olympia and has been very active in the community's musical life. She teaches viola and violin and played viola in the Olympia Symphony for 18 seasons. She is currently per- forming with the Olympia Cham- ber Orchestra and in the Almond Latte Duo and teaches music histo- ry to people in the Student Orches- tras of Greater Olympia. Edge has a bachelor's degree in music from Western Washington University and a master's degree in music his- tory fl'om the University of Victoria in British Columbia. Martin studied cello with Ira Lehn and at the University of California at Santa Barbara. She has extensive orchestral experi- ence. Martin has performed with +. + :+;+iZ + Car by Dave Hudson Owne¢ -. . REALITY CHECK In the past, some car buyers found that their new vehicles did not live up to the miles-per-gallon estimate that appeared on the sticker, largely because the old method for calculating the m.p.g. estimates did not reflect real-world driving conditions. With this in mind, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has reworked the m.p.g, calculation formula for 2008.The new estimate reflects the fact that many vehicles spend more than half their time in stop-and-go traffic, in which fuel economy is severely compromised. Higher speeds, the use of air-conditioning, and aggressive driving, all of which lead to lower miles-per-gallon figures, are also incorporated into the new m.p.g, calculations. This will give buyers a better idea of expected fuel economy. Here at TRANSMISSIONS PLUS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES, we know that fuel efficiency is on everybody's mind these days. No matter what type of car you have, you'll achieve its maximum efficiency if you ensure that the engine is tuned up and the wheels are properly inflated and aligned. Bring your car in to our shop at 31 E.Vance Court for preventative maintenance or repairs on any make or model, or call 360-426-9637 for an appointment.We are your complete transmission, clutch, and auto care center. "'We like our job.., you will toot." HINT: Because fuel efficiency can be compro-[-------- mised by colder outdoor temperatures, the new rBeCarCarBAwareJ EPA mileage estimates will takethis factor into ............. account when calculating vehicle mileage estimates for 2008. the Oklahoma City Symphony and the Baltimore Symphony, has free- lanced in New York City and has played in professional orchestras in Bogot and Medellin, Colombia. She teaches music to students in Thurston County and plays in both the Olympia Symphony and the Olympia Chamber Orchestra. ( , :u LetJ Santa planning down Railroad The Christmas parade in Shelton will begin at 5 o'clock on Saturday evening. Dick Taylor, executive di- rector of the Shelton-Mason County Chamber of Commerce, expects several dozen entries, including floats, marching bands, equestrian groups, color guards, scout troops and Santa Claus. The parade will follow its traditional route by starting eastward on Railroad Avenue and continuing around Second Street and up Franklin be- fore wrapping up on Seventh Street. The City of Shelton will have its annual tree-lighting cer- emony on the evening of next Friday, December 7. That same weekend, merchants in town Shelton will "First Friday 2007." two-day holiday dining event, which Saturday, December 8, and restaurants will special prizes and cluding five grand prizes. • Cell Palm Digital NO MINIMUM STARTING BIDS - NO ITEMS WITH RESERVE 9AM - THURSDAY- Preview 10am to 4pm, Wednesday, 780 W Hwy 108, Shelton, Yates American A95 • PI; McDonough 54" Twin H Bandmill; Turner Vertical Bandmill; Babe, Precision Cutoff Saws; (2)1 (2)1993 American Kilns; Boiler; pressors; Hog; Cyclones; Transfers; Rollcases; Scissorlifts; Head Grinder; Cat, Prentice Log ers; Forklift; 50,000 sq ft Steel ings; More! CALL FOR AN ILLUSTRATED BRG Jane= O. Murphy IM luetlonoer= • 425-486-1246. 503-463-4444 Toll Free I 800-426-3008 w,murphyauction.com Call today! This offer ends December 6. Schedule your appointment and make your holiday even better. SHELTON Miracle-Ear Center 1718 Olympic Highway N. (Across the street from A&W) Call 1-800 NEW HEAR (1-800-639-4327) Free Recorded Message and Free Report. Call Toll Free (866) 672-0404 or, visit www.miracle-ear.com l"Hearinp aids do not restore natural hearing• Individual experiences vary depending on severity of hearing loss, accuracy of evaluation, proper lit and ability to adapt to amplification. ','1007 Mh ode-Ear, 11420ROPA -Ou¢ Page 12 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 29, 2007 !!!:; ?/:  ¸I ¸ ¸¸!!:¸:¸I " %•/< i .... : !i I THE CECILIA String Quartet will open this year's Soup and Sound. Quartet bringing strings to Soup and Sound series Cecilia String Quartet will open the annual Soup and Sound series next week. Shelton United Meth- odist Church hosts this complimen- tary concert lineup every Decem- ber as its Christmas present to the community. A free lunch of homemade soup with warm bread and hot beverag- es will be served starting at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, December 7. and the musical program will tbllow. The church is located at 1900 King Street in Shelton. Four members of the Olym- pia Symphony fbrmed the Cecilia String Quartet in 1996. Named in honor of Cecilia, the patron saint of music, the ensemble features violinists Helen Palmer and Phyl- lis Solter, cellist Judith Martin and Anne Edge on viola. All four have belonged to Cecilia since its incep- tion. Palmer has spent more than 50 years with the Olympia Symphony. She enjoys playing both violin and viola with many Olympia music groups. She commutes to these pro- grams from Shelton. where she has lived for several years. She gradu- ated from Washington State Uni- versity, where she studied music, education and sociology. Solter is primarily a violist but also enjoys playing violin with the Cecilia String Quartet and the Al- mond Latte Duo. As a violinist, she played with the Olympia Sym- phony for 14 years, after previously playing with the Bremerton Sym- phony. She has a degree in music from Wichita State University. Edge was born and raised in Olympia and has been very active in the community's musical life. She teaches viola and violin and played viola in the Olympia Symphony for 18 seasons. She is currently per- forming with the Olympia Cham- ber Orchestra and in the Almond Latte Duo and teaches music histo- ry to people in the Student Orches- tras of Greater Olympia. Edge has a bachelor's degree in music from Western Washington University and a master's degree in music his- tory fl'om the University of Victoria in British Columbia. Martin studied cello with Ira Lehn and at the University of California at Santa Barbara. She has extensive orchestral experi- ence. Martin has performed with +. + :+;+iZ + Car by Dave Hudson Owne¢ -. . REALITY CHECK In the past, some car buyers found that their new vehicles did not live up to the miles-per-gallon estimate that appeared on the sticker, largely because the old method for calculating the m.p.g. estimates did not reflect real-world driving conditions. With this in mind, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has reworked the m.p.g, calculation formula for 2008.The new estimate reflects the fact that many vehicles spend more than half their time in stop-and-go traffic, in which fuel economy is severely compromised. Higher speeds, the use of air-conditioning, and aggressive driving, all of which lead to lower miles-per-gallon figures, are also incorporated into the new m.p.g, calculations. This will give buyers a better idea of expected fuel economy. Here at TRANSMISSIONS PLUS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES, we know that fuel efficiency is on everybody's mind these days. No matter what type of car you have, you'll achieve its maximum efficiency if you ensure that the engine is tuned up and the wheels are properly inflated and aligned. Bring your car in to our shop at 31 E.Vance Court for preventative maintenance or repairs on any make or model, or call 360-426-9637 for an appointment.We are your complete transmission, clutch, and auto care center. "'We like our job.., you will toot." HINT: Because fuel efficiency can be compro-[-------- mised by colder outdoor temperatures, the new rBeCarCarBAwareJ EPA mileage estimates will takethis factor into ............. account when calculating vehicle mileage estimates for 2008. the Oklahoma City Symphony and the Baltimore Symphony, has free- lanced in New York City and has played in professional orchestras in Bogot and Medellin, Colombia. She teaches music to students in Thurston County and plays in both the Olympia Symphony and the Olympia Chamber Orchestra. ( , :u LetJ Santa planning down Railroad The Christmas parade in Shelton will begin at 5 o'clock on Saturday evening. Dick Taylor, executive di- rector of the Shelton-Mason County Chamber of Commerce, expects several dozen entries, including floats, marching bands, equestrian groups, color guards, scout troops and Santa Claus. The parade will follow its traditional route by starting eastward on Railroad Avenue and continuing around Second Street and up Franklin be- fore wrapping up on Seventh Street. The City of Shelton will have its annual tree-lighting cer- emony on the evening of next Friday, December 7. That same weekend, merchants in town Shelton will "First Friday 2007." two-day holiday dining event, which Saturday, December 8, and restaurants will special prizes and cluding five grand prizes. • Cell Palm Digital NO MINIMUM STARTING BIDS - NO ITEMS WITH RESERVE 9AM - THURSDAY- Preview 10am to 4pm, Wednesday, 780 W Hwy 108, Shelton, Yates American A95 • PI; McDonough 54" Twin H Bandmill; Turner Vertical Bandmill; Babe, Precision Cutoff Saws; (2)1 (2)1993 American Kilns; Boiler; pressors; Hog; Cyclones; Transfers; Rollcases; Scissorlifts; Head Grinder; Cat, Prentice Log ers; Forklift; 50,000 sq ft Steel ings; More! CALL FOR AN ILLUSTRATED BRG Jane= O. Murphy IM luetlonoer= • 425-486-1246. 503-463-4444 Toll Free I 800-426-3008 w,murphyauction.com Call today! This offer ends December 6. Schedule your appointment and make your holiday even better. SHELTON Miracle-Ear Center 1718 Olympic Highway N. (Across the street from A&W) Call 1-800 NEW HEAR (1-800-639-4327) Free Recorded Message and Free Report. Call Toll Free (866) 672-0404 or, visit www.miracle-ear.com l"Hearinp aids do not restore natural hearing• Individual experiences vary depending on severity of hearing loss, accuracy of evaluation, proper lit and ability to adapt to amplification. ','1007 Mh ode-Ear, 11420ROPA -Ou¢ Page 12 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, November 29, 2007