Erwin HS Warriors romp past Hawks


North Buncombe’s full service hospital


providing care for small animals and horses


Obesity in Dogs and Cats


an average of 58% of cats and 45% of dogs are classified as overweight or obese. Having even a few extra pounds can be dangerous to your pet’s health. It can put them at risk for diabetes, heart disease and many other potentially life threatening diseases. A recent study has revealed that overweight dogs live an average of 2.1 years less than lean dogs. Your veterinarian can help you to deter- mine whether your pet is overweight or obese and help you to get them to a healthy weight.


Weaverville, Exit 15 off I-26 Mark Forde, DVM


Sue Reinecke, DVM 645-1616


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By Clint Parker As a full autumn moon rose over


North Buncombe’s stadium on a brisk fall night, Erwin had little trouble disposing of North Bun- combe, racing to a 37-0 first-half lead and cruising to a 44-7 win Fri- day (Oct. 22). Quarterback Garrett Brown


passed for three touchdowns and ran for another. He put the Warriors on top early


in the first quarter, running in for a touchdown and putting Erwin (8- 2) ahead 6-0. North Buncombe fumbled on its


next possession. Erwin capitalized by kicking a field goal, making the score 9-0 with 7:37 left in the first. On North Buncombe’s third


possession, the BlackHawks were again held to a three-and-out. Erwin regained possession, and Brown quickly moved the Warriors down the field, finding Max Eat- mon in the end zone for a touch- down. Te BlackHawks had their sec-


ond turnover in four possessions when quarterback Christian Jewkes


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The Erwin defense make life hard for the North Buncombe offense.


Neighborhood art market Te Weaverville Parent-Teacher Organization will hold its second annual


neighborhood art market from 10 am to 4 pm on Nov. 6 at Weaverville Primary School. Te market will include pottery, jewelry, scarves, clothing, gourmet foods, paper goods, wall art, quilts, wreaths and various other gift items from over 20 community artists and crafters. Between 11 am and 2 pm, activities will include the operation of an old fash-


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ESTATE AUCTION Tursday November 4th @ 5:00 pm


Selling items from a living estate from Deerfields and a Living Estate from West Asheville


Preview: Tursday November 4th Two hours prior to sale time.


Directions: From Asheville take 19/23 North to the Flat Creek Exit, turn left and go 6/10 mile, our gallery is on the right.


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TOOLS: Woodworking tools including Dewalt 735 13 inch planner; Craftsman 6 inch jointer; Jet table saw; Craftsman table saw; Craftsman bench top band saw; Makita Table saw; Belt sander; Jig saw; Wood clamps; Tree skilsaws; Plus lots of misc. hand tools. Homelite Hedge trimmer; Lots of garden tools; Garden hoses; Wheelbarrow; Like new Rainbow vacuum cleaner.


MISC: Casio electric keyboard; Several hand stitched quilts; Italian porcelain; Sets of China; Oil lamps; Art work; Lots of costume jewelry; Books; Victorian oil lamps; Stone ware crocks and churns; Dolls; Collection of Hotwheel cars; 6 Metal shelf units; Plus much much more.


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threw an interception to Erwin’s Shaquan Curenton that he ran in for a touchdown, putting the War- riors ahead 23-0 at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter, Erwin


continued to pile on the points as Trey Clark caught a touchdown, and Kalongi Harris blocked a punt that was returned for a touchdown, giving the Warriors a 37-0 halftime lead.


Eatmon caught his second touch-


down of the night early in the third quarter before Erwin began pull- ing its starters. Jewkes scored North Buncombe’s only touchdown of the night.


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