NBHS


Senior project ‘stays classy, not trashy’


Novack, Buckner wed


Amanda Sara Novack,


daughter of Gregory and Deb- orah Novack of Weaverville, and Wesley Furmon Buckner, son of Gary and Beth Buckner of Asheville and Sherry Buck- ner of Weaverville, were mar- ried April 6, 2010. Both are graduates of North


Buncombe High School. Amanda is a graduate of the University of Tennessee in


Knoxville and holds a position as member services supervi- sor at United Services Credit Union in Asheville. Wesley is employed at Honda Acura Service in Asheville as a tech- nician. Te couple now resides in


Arden. A November cruise to the


Dutch Caribbean Islands is planned.


Tis Wedding Announcement Compliments Of …


www.brownsweddingdesign.com Brown’s Floral Design


25 N. Main Street Weaverville


Mary Lambert talks trash for her senior project. North Buncombe High School


senior Mary Lambert completed a project Friday (April 23) that eval- uated consumerism and trash. Fifty students continuously car-


ried a large bag around for a week and every bit of trash, except food scraps, was collected and placed inside. Tere was a separate bag for recycling.


Lambert’s study, entitled “Stay


Classy, Not Trashy,” looked at trash and its cyclic path from pro- duction to the landfill, incinera- tion, or recycling, as well as learn- ing about as its combined negative effects to so many aspects of the environment.


Tis special to the Tribune.


Graduation project needs judges Community members are asked to help North Buncombe High


School judge senior graduation projects May 27. Judges will evaluate the students’ speaking skills, the quality of their visual aides, and how much effort overall it seems the student put into his/her learn- ing during the project. Each judge will hear five to six presentations. For more information, contact Beth Fiore Kral at 645-0434.


Garden club rummage sale Te Weaverville Garden Club will have a rummage sale from 8:30 am


to 1 pm on Saturday (May 1) at the Weaverville United Methodist Church fellowship hall at 90 N. Main St. Plants, baked goods, clothes and slightly used items will be available. Donations will be accepted from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm on Friday (April 30). Proceeds to benefit beautification projects.


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