Weaverville
Upcoming
New group sells Rainbow cleaners
Barnardsville
calendar
Seniors Lunch
Feb. 5
Noon to 2 pm
Big Ivy Community Club Meet-
ing
Feb. 9
7 pm
Learn more about the Big Ivy
Historical Society, the group’s ef-
forts at preservation of mountain
culture, new projects for 2009 and
how to become a member.
Board game night
Feb. 13
7 pm
Monthly music jam
Feb. 27
7 pm
The thrift store and library are
open from 10 am to 1 pm every
Tuesday and Saturday.
These events are held at the Big
Ivy Community Center at 540
Dillingham Road in Barnardsville.
For more information, call the
center at 626-3438.
Playwriting
The ribbon falls on Aqua Clean Air.
competition
By Matt Tate
carpet cleaner and more. The Air said the company gets its Thomas Veasey, Aqua Clean Air First Stage Youth Theater is offer-
product’s water-based filtration client list from referrals. The has 38 years of experience selling ing students in the region a chance to
Growing concerns over poten- system is designed to remove dirt company thanks those making Rainbows. Still, they are looking explore their skills as writers.
tially hazardous ingredients in and airborne particles from the referrals by giving them free for more salespeople. Each year during the second semes-
household cleaners have forced spaces it cleans. Rainbow-related products for “We’re growing every month,” ter, First Stage sponsors a playwriting
many companies to reduce or Though the office quietly every four referrals. Koppi said. Ward added there are competition for children of middle
eliminate these elements from opened in October of last year, Aqua Clean Air offers in-home no startup costs for salespeople, and high school age in Madison
their products. employees held an official ribbon- demonstrations of the Rainbow, and Aqua Clean Air provides all County, along with all children that
With that in mind, Aqua Clean cutting ceremony Saturday (Jan. which has been produced by the equipment and training. participate in the theater’s yearly
Air in Weaverville asks one ques- 24) at their Flat Creek Village of- Rexair since 1936. Bill Ward “We’re looking for people in programs.
tion: What’s cleaner than water? fice. The Weaverville office joins declined to talk about the unit’s the local area who might be in- The competition is under way and
That’s the secret ingredient others in Waynesville, Leicester cost, because he said he preferred terested,” he said. the winning play(s) will be performed
in the Rainbow Cleaning Sys- and Arden to form a Western to let people see its abilities before For more information on Rain- by the theater’s children participating
tem, a deluxe unit that acts as North Carolina chain. revealing its cost. bows or job opportunities with in the after-school program at the end
a vacuum cleaner, air purifier, Matthew Koppi of Aqua Clean Between Koppi, Ward and Aqua Clean Air, call 645-0700. of the school year.
A winner from each school will be
selected and awarded a cash prize,
along with an invitation to participate
in the full production process.
Each school must have a minimum
natural foods • remedies
of five submissions to be eligible.
Middle and high school students,
supplements • toys • supplies • gifts
homeschoolers throughout Madison
County and all participants in First
Over 20 Lines of Natural & Organic Foods for Dogs, Stage’s programs are encouraged
Cats, Small Animals, Birds & Fish
to submit their original works for
consideration.
Castor & Pollux • Wellness • California Natural
Notification of this competition
Solid Gold & more!
is available in the middle and high
schools of Madison County and all
libraries in Mars Hill, Marshall and
Hot Springs.
Southwest Corner - 25/70 & Monticello
Guidelines are available at: http://
Open Tues. - Fri. 11-7, Sat. 10-5
www.firststageyouththeatre.com/
guidelines.html
www.weavervilletribune.com
Jan 29 - Feb 4, 2009 THE TRIBUNE 9
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