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WHAT’S ON TONIGHT
A Look at the Stars
PISCES (Feb. 20-March20) If you are unyielding aboutmaking compromises, thosewith whom you are dealingwill follow your lead and won’tbudge an inch, either. If youwant to get along, ease up a bit.
ARIES (March 21-April19) If you’re not on guard,some unpleasant responsibili-ties or duties not of your mak-ing are likely to become yourexclusive assignment — owingto an individual who is anexpert at passing the buck.
TAURUS (April 20-May20) Be extremely diligentabout not letting an incidentarise with an individual youdislike. Regardless of what heor she says or does, don’t let itprovoke you.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)Those who usually overlookand excuse your little foiblesmight not be so generous at thistime, so it behooves you to beextra mindful of your behaviorand what you say.
CANCER (June 21-July22) A pleasant relationship youenjoy with someone you likecould be jeopardized if youneglect to show respect for thisperson’s views and opinions.Keep thoughts to yourself.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)Don’t get yourself entangled ina commercial transactionunless you understand whatyou’re getting into and are pre-pared to handle all the ramifi-cations. What’s being offeredcould be misleading.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)Be careful not to be drawn intothe thinking of someone who isbasically a negative individualand about whom you don’tknow too much. You could beborrowing trouble that youdon’t need.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)Instead of encouraging thosearound you who are struggling,you could make matters worseby criticizing their efforts. Yourcomments would make for avery unpleasant day for allinvolved.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.22) You might wrongly thinkyou need to play up to a certainperson in order to get in his orher good graces. In reality, bynot being yourself, you riskrejection quicker — and youmay come off as a phony.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) The basic rules of thehousehold could becomevolatile if handled in a dictator-ial manner. Everyone, from theleast of them to the top dog,should be treated with respectand understanding.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Opinions formed atthis time might not be represen-tative of your usual fairness.The conclusions you draw areapt to be erroneous and causeyou nothing but grief.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.19) Handling the joint funds orresources for yourself and oth-ers might not be one of yourbetter talents at this time.Indifference to details and care-lessness in distribution couldlead to red ink in both cases.
For SaturdayMarch 15, 2008
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ELIZABETHTON STARBUSINESS REVIEW
NORTHEAST DISPOSALFormerly Mike’s Trash Service
Trash pick-up servicefor Carter County
543-8132
The power to amaze
yourself.™
430 Railroad Street #110 Elizabethton(423) 543-1200
1 FREE WEEK W/THIS ADNew Extended Hours Call For Details
150 Grandview Circle Elizabethton
Other services available Bus. Mobile 677-5497 543-4567
OWNE
Holder’sFLOOR CARE
A-1 Appliance & FurnitureFurniture by
Bushline Oakwood lTher-a-pedic Memory Foam
Pillows & MattressesFridgidaire Appliance Parts & Service520 E. Elk Avenue Elizabethton 543-6088
David Sellers
635 1/2 E. Elk Ave.(423) 542-6677
Professional Photography
FARMERS EXCHANGE6451 Hwy. 19E Corner of 19E & Bear Cage Rd.Feed Seed Fertilizer Hardware
Fence SuppliesCorral Panels & Gates & More!
725-2800 Open Mon. - Sat. 8-5
HAMPTON REPAIR SHOP
Coolant Flush . . . . $48.00Transmission Flush . . . . $99.95
Alignment Check . . . . . . . . . . $19.95102 Williams Street Hampton, TN 725-4925
New Alignment MachineTire Sales & Service
Lighthouse Tobacco& Mini Market1933 W. Elk Ave.
Elizabethton, TN 37643(423) 542-8957call in lunch
10 a.m. - 2 p.m. M-F
511 Range Street (423) 542-0611Elizabethton, TN 37643 By Appointment Only
Luster’sMassage TherapyLuster L. Shell, R.N., L.C.M.T.
HAMPTON PRODUCElocated across from the Post Office
Open All Year - Mon-Sat. 10a-6p312 Hwy. 321 Hampton 742-5591
Fresh Produce At The Best Prices
423-928-3898Todd Hughes, Owner/Operator
423-543-543037643
• Gifts • Glassware • Bisque• Paints • Brushes • Electrical Supplies
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Mens Womens Children’sCut Color Perms etc.
Walk-ins Welcome140 E. Elk Ave., Elizabethton 542-0019
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7317 Hwy. 19E Roan Mtn.Owner - William Hubbard
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PRICES REDUCED!!!175 Hudson St. West Towne Shopping Center
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4956 Hwy 19-E, Hampton, TN423-725-4050
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725-2201 Hwy. 321 Hampton, TN
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Sloan’s AUTOMOTIVE
423-542-3176104 Broad St. {Hwy. 321}, Eliz., TN
Mon.-Fri. 7:30 - 5:00
“Honest Work At A Fair Price”
The Scrub ShopOpen M•Tu•Th•Fr 10-6 (Closed 1-2 pm)
NEW Saturday Hours 10 am - 5 pmNear Save-A-Lot & Nunley’s Furniture205 W. Elk Avenue • Elizabethton 547-2780
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SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 2008
BY GREG MILLERSTAR [email protected]
If your church still needs Easter material for next weekend’s worship ser-vices, Believer’s Christian Books & Gifts has material available, according to Ho-bie Hyder, who along with
BY GREG MILLERSTAR [email protected]
Sloan’s Automotive, “Your Hometown Complete Automotive Service and Re-pair Shop.” Located at 104 Broad Street, Highway 321, in Elizabethton.
Look for us across from Hardee’s between the Shell Gas Station and Elizabeth-ton Church of Christ. We have easy access from either Broad Street or Elk Avenue.
Sloan’s Automotive is an automotive repair and service shop providing au-tomotive care and preven-tive maintenance on foreign and domestic vehicles, along with major and minor auto repairs.
Sloan’s Automotive pro-vides scheduled mainte-nance and service, along with tune-ups, check engine lights, engines diagnostics, air conditioning, timing belts, complete brake ser-vice, lube/oil/filter change, transmission service, belts and hoses, battery sales and service, axles, struts, shocks, radiator/cooling service and repair, tire rotation, engine repairs and towing service.
Owners Troy and Pam Sloan would like to invite you to stop in and visit our clean, friendly automotive shop. We provide good, HONEST work at a fair price, with a fast turnaround. We
strive to make your visit one that will be the start of a long and lasting trusted friend-ship. Your satisfaction is our guarantee.
Troy Sloan has over 30 years experience in auto-motive repairs and service.
Pam Sloan has 20 years plus experience in customer ser-vice. Their yellow lab has two years experience greet-ing customers calmly. Greg Csanady has 14 years expe-rience shining vehicles and making them sparkle.
We would like for all the ladies to know you can feel comfortable when coming to Sloan’s Automotive. We are honest, clean and friendly.
Sloan’s offers discounts to our senior citizens over 60 and to our active military personnel.
Sloan’s Automotive is now offering complete au-tomotive detailing. Do you need a good cleaning from the harsh winter elements or do you just need a spring-cleaning? Sloan’s Automo-tive offers several different detail packages from com-plete detailing, to wash & wax specials, to basic clean-ing. Complete packages to include: Exterior — hand wash, wax, bug removal, mi-nor scratch removal, under carriage wash, engine de-tailed, wheels cleaned and tire shine. Interior — deep clean shampoo carpets, seats, headliner, shine dash and clean windows.
Sloan’s Automotive is the place to make your vehicle shine for the summer. Call to schedule your appoint-ment.
Our technicians are ASE certified. Sloan’s Automo-tive is a member of the Elizabethton/Carter County Chamber of Commerce and the Better Business Bureau.
Operating hours are Monday thru Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, call 542-3176.
Believer’s Christian Books & Gifts has material for Easter serviceshis wife, Julie, own the busi-ness.
On March 1, the Hyders celebrated their third year of owning the store. Hyder attributes their success to providing the best customer service to every customer.
“The purpose of the in-dependent Christian book-store is to be of service to the Church and the communi-ty,” he said. “We know that we have to be service-ori-ented. Service is our number one goal.”
Hyder says the store has grown tremendously in their listing of South-ern gospel CDs. “We have found a unique niche,” he said. The store has about 160 full-length CDs in stock and hopes to double that num-ber soon.
The store has a large se-lection of King James Bibles, greeting cards and certifi-cates and reference materi-als, and a good selection of large and giant print Bibles. Free engraving is offered with every Bible purchased from the store.
The store, which offers calligraphy and bookbind-ing services, has great gift ideas for Mother’s Day, Fa-ther’s Day and VBS.
The store has “started a special program designed to help churches save even more money by shopping with us,” Hyder said. “In addition to our customer appreciation cards, now, if a church pays by cash or by check at the time of pur-chase, we will give them an automatic 10 percent dis-count off their purchase(s).
“Some things are exempt, so if you have questions,
you are encouraged to call or stop by the store and ask Sara. Another new feature that we have added is what we call our surprise days...the reason that we call them a surprise is because un-less you come in regularly, you will never know what the surprise is...for example today, we had a no tax day, other days, we may run a specific item at a deeply dis-counted price or at our cost. And we are always clearanc-ing items to make room for more.”
For brides-to-be, the store now has music, inspirational invitations and gifts for wed-dings.
Hyder says the store has
many “really great new quality product lines that are priced to sell at $10 and under or very close to that for all occasions. One of the most unique items this year for Easter that we have is a ‘real’ crown of thorns. It comes from Israel and is made from the same type of thorn bush as the crown that was made for Jesus.
“We also have a new line of products that was inspired by the movie ‘Amazing Grace’ that has been very popular. Our line of Resur-rection Crosses and other crosses are really beautiful and make great gifts as do the Faith Angels and Seren-ity Prayer gift items. Newly
in, we have a very nice line of Mother’s Day items.”
Hyder says everyone should remember the real reason for the Easter season. “Let’s not forget that Christ-mas is the real reason for the season but if it were not for Easter there would be no hope, because it was Jesus’ death and resurrection that gave us a way to be forgiven of our sins and life everlast-ing!”
Believer’s Christian Books & Gifts is located at 501 Broad Street, Suite #2, Elizabethton, (next to Wen-dy’s on the corner of Broad and Pine).
For more information, call (423) 542-2098.
Hobie Hyder (left) and his wife, Julie, on March 1 celebrated their third year of owning Believer’s Christian Books & Gifts. Hyder is pictured with Ken Burrow, Sara Nave, and Barbara Melton. Steven Wagner is also employed by the shop. For more information, call 542-2098.
Sloan’s Automotive ‘Honest Work at a Fair Price’
Photo by Hannah Bader
Sloan’s Automotive is a complete automotive service and repair shop. Owned and operated by Troy and Pam Sloan. Their yellow lab is the shop’s official greeter. Sloan’s Automotive is now offering complete automotive detailing by Gregg Csanady. For more information, call 542-3176.
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march 16, 2008