North Buncombe
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ANY thing!
Antique owners prepare
(well....almost!)
Full Service Dry Cleaning • Shirt Service •
for ‘first adventure’
Wedding Gowns • Leather • Area Rugs • Drapery
auctions and flea markets, but this is
• Tablecloths • Spreads/Blankets/Comforters •
By Matt Tate
his “first adventure” with a store.
Wash/Dry/Fold • Free Seasonal Storage • Alterations
He travels to auctions several times
Gary Rogers has been in the a week. This process is something of
Convenient Drive Thru • 24 Hour Drop off
ministry for 40 years. While a call- a balancing act, Rogers said, because
Fast, Friendly Service!
ing from above has him currently he looks to buy items that are both
preaching at New Liberty Baptist attractive to him and to a potential
Now using “DrySolv”, an eco-friendly solvent
Church on Olivette Road, a calling shopper at Tar Heel Antiques and
for all of your Dry Cleaning needs!
from his heart has landed him as Collectables.
owner of his first antique store. He said they’ll do minor repairs to
Weaverville Cleaners
Tar Heel Antiques and Collect- products and polish them if needed
ables on Patton Avenue in Asheville to bring out a decades-old shine.
23 Merrimon Avenue • Weaverville, NC • 645-3071 open Feb. 2 with Rogers and his While he’s excited to be settled in
Don’t forget, you can use our convenient drive-through!
wife, Gaynelle, as owners. his new business, it’s not a change of
“[Antiquing] is something I’ve lifestyle for Roberts.
enjoyed since I was a teenager,” he “It’s still a hobby,” he said. “We’re
said. “I’ve got it in my blood.” not at the point where this could be
REHABILITATION
and
Rogers said he has experience in a full-time job.”
Gary Rogers is ready to
CARE CENTER serve West Asheville.
Introducing Short-Term Rehab-to-Home Therapy at
He hopes to expand Tar Heel An-
tiques and Collectables in the future,
Emerald Ridge Rehabilitation and Care Center!
but for now, he’s content to have his
Our facility offers a newly remodeled therapy wing,
sister, Sherry Hyatt, manage the day-
with state-of-the-art equipment. It is designed to
to-day details of the shop.
improve functioning, mobility and a return to
Tar Heel Antiques and Col-
independent living.
lectables is located at 1570 Patton
Avenue in the Malvern Hills area.
• Physical, Occupational and
It is currently open from 10 am to 6
Speech Therapies
pm Monday through Saturday.
• Post hospital care and recovery
• 24 Hour Skilled Nursing Care
• Dr Charles DePaolo,
Rehab Physician Advisor
• Private Entrance - Private Dining
Cafe Menu - Walk-in Showers
for more information
828.645.6619
24 hour referral hotline
828.808.2510
North Buncombe’s
25 Reynolds Mountain Blvd.
A look at some of the products available at Tar Heel
full service hospital
Antiques and Collectables. providing care for small
animals and horses
In an overweight pet, is
there more to love?
Obesity in pets can cause health issues just
as it can in humans. In fact, pets are built to be
more physically active than most of their human
counterparts and therefore need to be kept at a
healthy weight in order to enjoy an active lifestyle.
Overweight dogs have less endurance to run and
their heart, muscles and respiratory system are all
asked to do more work than they are designed for.
As a result, the excess weight increases your pet’s
probability of developing health problems such
as hip and joint pain, serious heart conditions,
as well as diabetes, to name a few. With any pet,
and especially with cats that can be tricky to slim
down, there are many methods a veterinarian can
suggest for a weight loss plan. If you feel your pet
is headed down the road to obesity, it is recom-
mended that you consult with a veterinarian
before starting on a diet plan.
Weaverville, Exit 15 off I-26
Mark Forde, DVM
Sue Reinecke, DVM
645-1616
22 THE TRIBUNE - Feb 12 - 18, 2009
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