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ME DAILY HERALD, Tyrone, PA, Tuesday, Mafch 18, 1997 Page BfiSf PLACE To BUY AND SELL Yotin THE DAILY HERALD PH. 684-4000 OH FAX 684-4238 TODAY! The Following Adi tfiusl be paid ifl advance, prior to publication: You 'Yard Sale Wanted tor Salt We thank you for your advertising ifl the past and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank You Advertising Dept. Use This Handy Coupon To Write Your Ad. PLEASE PRINT! We cannot be responsible tor errors due to illegibility.

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We cannot be responsible for more than one days Incorrect copy. Thank you. HAVE YOU LOST something of value or found a loved pet? Use a Daily Herald FREE three day lost and found ad to get the results you need! The Daily Herald is pub- 1 lished daily except Sundays and Holidays for $87.00 per year by the Joseph F. Biddle Publishing Company, 325 Penn Street, Huntingdon, PA 16652. Second Class postage paid at Tyrone, PA.

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Daily Herald, 1018 Pennsylvania Avenue, Tyrone, PA 16686 WET BASEMENT? Eliminate your water problem permanently. Free Estimates. Life time guarantee. Our price can't be beat. Bowman Masonry and Water Proofing 814-765-6095 Wanted: 3-5 Acres in the Tyrone Area.

Call 643-3572 after 4 p.m. Part Time delivery person to drive truck and unload. Approx. 10 hrs per week. Apply in person at The Daily Herald.

Personal Care Aide. Call between 11 am 5 pm. 692-8390 HELP WANTED Help to start. 4-10 hrs day. No phone calls.

Apply in person. 960 Oak Tire Recycling, Inc. Clinic Nurse Part-Time On Call Geisinger Medical Group- Tyrone has an immediate opening for a Clinic Nurse The position is part-time, approximately 8 hours per week and on-call hours. Prior outpatient experience is preferred. Duties include taking vital signs, assisting during examinations and procedures, basic office lab procedures and patient education.

Valid PA Nursing License required. Geisinger offers a competitive salary. Interested applicants should send resumes to: GMG-Centre County, ATTN: Holly Kephart, 1 Hospital Drive, Tyrone, PA 16686. E.O.E. No door to door, Flex hrs.

800-683-2866 Ind-Sls-Rep The advertisements appearing in this column may ot may not constitute offers of employment. Persons responding to these advertisements may be required to pay fees in advance for IN censing, permits, dues, pbr- tifolios, registration, processing, or other services. Opportunities advertised in this column may require training at the expense of the applicant. No guarantee of job availability, implied or direct, is made by the publisher Wanted-babysitter in my home or yours, after school, in the Bald Eagle Area. 684-4398 Home Delivery Service Problem? Call 684-4000 THE DAILY HERALD EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS Only very experienced carpenters need apply.

Pay range $10 to $14 per hour. Optional Health benefits available. Call Bob Showers Windows 814-342-0776 IMMED. OPENING One of Central PA's largest volume ind. dealerships has an opening for an exp.

auto salesperson. Call 643-5060 or apply at Car's Unlimited Rt. 22 LOOKING FOR gentle, compassionate person to do light housecleaning, cooking and conversation. Driver's license preferred. Send resume with references and both Act 34 and 151 clearances to: Housekeeper, P.O.

Box 199, Tyrone, Pa 16686. Application deadline March 25, 1997 Are you tired of cleaning? Let me do it. 684-5246 after 3 p.m. LAWN CLEAN UP Exp. for high profit only.

684-1268 ask for Elmer Will babysit in my home or yours. Will clean homes. Anytime. Call 684-9425. Betty Mondo Prom Gown.

Emerald Green. Worn Once $125; Maroon Dress (Velvet) Worn Once $65; Sizes 13.632-3791 Steel Roofing Siding, 29 ga. galvanized -galvalume painted. Cut to length, accessories. Oak Hall Fabricators, Centre Hall, 1-800894-1617 or 814-364-1616 STONE Driveway stone, any size, 5 ton min.

684-0703. We build driveways. Backhoe 6 dozer work. WINDOWS- Vinyl E-Z Tilts Thermo-Pane Screen Sale $109. 1-800-273-0779 Apples-Ida Red, Stayman Winesap, Rome, Red Golden Delicious WAY FRUIT FARM Mon.

thru Fri. 8-6 Sat. 8-5 Closed Sunday Rt. 550 near Stormstown 692-5211 Jack Russell pups, 3 male, 1 fern. Shots wormed, parents on premises.

684-4526 Buying toys, dining room suites, BR suites, dressers, wooden cupboards, old stands, trunks, anything old. Buying whole estates. Shirley Sprankle 684-2558 Standing Timber And Low Grade Logs Helsel Wood Preserving Co. 814-696-0869 2nd 3 BR, 1 car garage apt. Tyrone, util.

No pets.Call (215) 679-8745 if interested 3 BR, 2 story apt. Lots of space. $400 util. 'Call 684-3300 958 PA'Ave, 3rd fir. 1 BR.

Refrig, stove, water. $220 mo utl. 632-9255 Remodeled 1 2 BR Apt. Util Inc. Also Room RefReq.

684-5308 Large 2nd fir 2 BR. Stove refrig furnished. Sec Reg. 684-1376 Spacious 2 BR in Tyrone, stove, water, trash sewer incl. Off-st.

pkg. 692-4091 HOUSES FOR REN' remodeled 4 BR, $500 sec ref. Sewer incl. No 'pets. 6844165 or 684-5437 Herald Classifieds Get Results Run Your Ad Until You Sel 1 2 Lines- 3 Lines.

4 Lines. 5 Lines. ip March Special Up To 21 Days Maximum Of 5 Lines Personal Classified Ads Only (Miscellaneous Items Only) Must Be No Refunds Ad Must Include Price Of Item Ad Copy; 4 Words Per Line (Please Print) Come In Or Send Your Ad Today With Payment To: The Daily Herald 1018 Pennsylvania Ave. Classified Dept. Tyrone, PA 16686 New 1 Bdrm duplex, garage with door opener, laundry room, Econo gas heat, new stove, yard.

Quiet residential neighborhood. $395 mo. No pets. eve Centrally located in Tyrone with a kitchen and gas log fireplace. Perfect for professional office or business.

Call 684-3300 Small 2 room office space for rent. 684-1943 TIME TO SELL? USE A ftrV LOW OUR Ol9 COMMISSION Our 3.9% is ONE SMART WAY to sell your property. MAKES GOOD SENSE to both sellers and buyers and to your BEST BOTTOM LINE. Call For olhgr Benefits OFFICES: State College-814-231-8540 Lock Clearfield 814-768-8500 Lewisburg-717-524-2248 Phlllipsburg 814-342-4810 AUTOMOBILE FOB 8 All II '90 Firebird pkg. Garage kept.

T-tops, A-title, extra clean, 16,600 mi. Asking $9000. 942-8874 MOBILE HOMES FORMAL! mmmm 42' Wide Sectional Homes "The Tri-Plex" Several Floor Plans To Choose From, Custom Designed By You FAMILY HOMES Old Rt 220 Altoona (Pinecroft Exit New Rt 220) 942-0209 9-8 Dally 9-5 Saturday LOOK BEST BUYS IN 14'Wide 3 Bedroom $17,990 16'Wide 3 Bedroom $23,990 Sectional Home 3 Bedroom 2 Balhs $25,900 14' Wide 3 Bedroom Front Kitchen $18,990 FAMILY HOMES Old Rt. 220, N. Altoona (Pinecroft Exit.

New Rt 220) 942-0209 9-8 Daily 9-5 Saturday BUSINESS SERVICES John R. Wasson Septic Tank Pumping 632-8507 BARRY WIBLE Plumbing Heating Res, Commercial 684-5170 Bressler's Plumbing Heating Phone 684-4091 GUMMO CONSTRUCTION New Homes, Remodeling, Repair. 684-1883 Jack's Painting Exterior, Interior Low Rates, Free Est. 684-5699 Jack Cowher, Jr. L.D.D.

PAVING FOR SNOW REMOVAL AND COAL 684-PAVE or 684-4286 Paul A. Morrison Tyrone 684-1240 Building Remodeling New Homes, Additions, Pole Buildings, Replacement Windows, Siding, Electrical Work, Painting Publication Services OFFSET PRINTING 684-2573 Richard S. Sessamen Roofing Construction Free Est. Fully Insured 684-5040 1-800-565-6817 Romano's Painting Interior-Exterior Wallpapering Free Est. 684-2680 TOM YON General Contractor New Construction, all types remodeling, siding, soffit, facia, vinyl replacement windows.

Free estimates. Phone 684-4296 TORNADO TOWING 24 Hour Service Lockouts Battery Starts Tire Changes Long Distance Towing Accepts AAA Membership Junk Cars Hauled Free 684-2592 FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Notice is hereby given that' pursuant to the Act of 1982295 (54 Pa. C.S. an application for the conduct of a business in Blair County, Pennsylvania, under the assumed or fictitious name, style or deslgnalion of The Dynach- ron Company, with its principal place of business at HD 1, Box 401, Tyrone, PA was filed with the Pennsylvania Department of State on March 14, 1997. The names and addresses of persons owning or interested in such business are: John D.

Munro, RD 1, Box 401, Tyrone, PA 16686. The Daily Herald Serving Bellwood, Ann's and Warriors Mark Twp. Call 684-4000 and Subscribe Today! THE DAILY HERALD An evening newspaper published at the Herald Building, Tyrone. 16686, by the Joseph F. Biddle Publishing Company.

Entered as second class mailer al Post Office al Tyrone, 16686 under the act of March 3, 1897. Mailed daily except Sunday. Publisher George Sample Associate Publisher Joseph F. Biddle General Manager James Bair Editor M.L. Swayne Spons Editor Leonard Slother Local Advertising Manager Deborah Garner Single copy 35 cents; by carrier per week, M.90; Motor Route (prepaid), for four weeks by mail within Pennsylvania; for four weeks in advancy (by mail).

Landon Associates 750 3rd New York, N.Y.. 10017, sole foreign representative. Member of Pennsylvania Newspaper Publisher's Association. The Daily Herald reserves the right to edit, classify, cancel or reject any advertisement or news copy at anytime. Liability for any newspaper error in an advertisement shall not exceed the cost of space occupied by that error.

The publisher assumes no liability for any advertising which is not published for any cause. The Daily Herald assumes no responsibility or liability for publication of copy submitted to it by an advertiser All liability for claims arising from (he contents of advertising, including but not limited to defamation, misrepresentation, invasion of privacy, unfair competitive or trade practice, copyright, trademark or patent infringement, or plagarism. is assumed by the advertiser, and advertising copy is accepted for publication under the express condition (hat the advertiser will indemnify and hold harmless The Daily Herald from all claims and liability resulting therefrom. BY JACQUELINE BIGAR HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Tuesday, March 18, 1997: Be realistic about the expectations you have for friendships. Someone might let you down.

You have only yourself to blame if you don't see through the illusions. Don't ignore obvious clues. Career can be dynamite, especially with your drive. You work well with others and gain as a result. Sometimes, you'll need to be willing to take a back seat.

If you are single, you have several romantic options. You also might change what you want midstream. If attached, make sure you are working toward the same goals. CANCER loves to play with you. The Stars Show the Kind of Day You'll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) Remain secure, and use your creativity to solve problems. A work- related issue encourages you to move on. Your ideas are key to finding solutions. Others respond to your ideas and feedback. Adapt plans quickly when a change necessitates it.

Tonight: Be naughty. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Remember, you choose your expectations, so you are more in touch with feelings. Examine long- term desires with a friend. Think through a decision that affects your partner's finances as well as your own. Teamwork is key.

Tonight: Avoid a misunderstanding. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Excellent communication skills are your strong suit. A partner pitches in and helps you reach one of your goals. Ask for what you need; you will be thrilled by the support. Be very clear about finances.

A mix- up could hurt! Tonight: Head out and about. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Popularity is on the rise in the morning. Make sure you and an associate understand each other. The clearer you are about what you need to have happen, the better the solutions. Work on finances.

You might want to ask for a raise in salary. Tonight: Pay bills. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Take a back seat, and gather information. Review what is happening.

You are direct. Be willing to pay extra to settle an emotional matter. You possess great personal power, and need to use it. Tonight: Go for what you want. VIRGO (Aug.

23-Sept. 22) Use the daytime hours to forge ahead and make dreams come true. An honest evaluation will help create more of what you want. Be determined, and use your vitality. Assume a laid-back stance, and find out what is going on with another.

Tonight: Get a good night's sleep. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Take a stand with a family member who may be depressed or somewhat confused. How you come to a key conclusion depends on the questions you ask.

Note how colored your questions are. Recognize that you are in control. Tonight: Make time to network. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.

21) Much is going on that you must get a stronger grasp on. You don't realize it, but another is feeding you false information. It may not be intentional; in fact, this person might be deluding himself as well. Be clear about your expectations. Tonight: Take charge.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Your financial situation is the area of biggest concern. Another does not see a situation as you do. Open up to the power you can command.

Be direct in your inquiry with a partner. Do rio't let 'another get around your normally easy ways. Tonight: Try another approach. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19) A loved one needs your attentive understanding. You'll need to be as clear as possible about your choices. Do not kid yourself; all will turn out well. Be responsive to a partner's point of view. Tonight: Be open to the other side.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Get a head start on work, as much will distract you. You need to work on isolating your thoughts. Later in the day, you will accomplish more; however, another issue arises then that you will need to handle.

Others want to be close to you. Tonight: It's time for play. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Creative energy is high. Follow through on what is important with a friendship.

You might be fooling yourself about how loyal this person is. Focus on business. Concentrate on what is important at work in the afternoon. You get much more done then. Tonight: Work late.

BORN TODAY Actor Peter Graves (1926), author George Plimpton (1927), writer John Updike (1932) Education Helps Gold Medalist Net Victory Against Disease (NU) Olympic Gold Medalist Mury Joe Fcrnandex knows whai it's like to take on competition. In Fernandtv. was (breed to pull out of the U.S. Open to undergo diagnostic surgery for endometriosis, a painful gynecological disorder that is often misdiagnosed as severe menstrual cramps. Fernandez, 24, is the first tennis star to publicly discuss her struggle with endometriosis.

Approximately one of every six women suffer from the disorder, which often has devastating effects on a woman's work performance, family life, sexuality and self-esteem. The experience of women like Fernandez has led to the development of a new educational program for female teens and their parents, sponsored by Zeneca Pharmaceuticals. The program includes a brochure series and a video featuring Fernandez, who discusses her personal experience with the disorder and its impact on her life and career. "When 1 had to drop out of the U.S. Open in 1993, 1 was upset, scared and embarrassed.

Through this educational program, 1 hope that young women will learn to recognize the symptoms of endometriosis and to go beyond the expected when coping with this long-term illness," said Fernandez. Fernandez collaborated with Dr. Deborah Metzger, director of the Reproductive Medicine Institute of Connecticut, and Dr. Mary Casey Jacob, assistant professor, department of psychiatry and obstetrics and gynecology, University of Connecticut Health Center, to write the brochure series. Materials are available in offices nationwide.

According to Dr. Jacob, because the physical symptoms associated with endomelriosis can have significant impact on social behavior and lifestyle, the brochures and video focus on emotional changes patients should expect when dealing with this type of long-term illness. Dr. Jacob and Fernandez offer their perspective on emotional changes to expect in relationships, how to cope with fertility issues, and how to take control of the disease through diet and exercise. Dr.

Metzger discusses the physiological effects of endometriosis and treatment options. "Zeneca Pharmaceuticals is excited to be the first pharmaceutical company to support this world-class athlete in her effort to educate young women and their families about endometriosis and its associated lifestyle impact," said Dr. Gerard T. Kennealey, senior director of medical affairs at Zeneca Pharmaceuticals. "We hope that this program will help increase awareness of the disorder and teach young women how to manage it physically and emotionally.".