Weaverville


Market Place offers variety of goods


By Matt Tate James Davis runs a booth at Te


Market Place in Weaverville called Tis, Tat and the Other. Tat’s a fairly accurate descrip-


tion of what Te Market Place of- fers. Everything from aquarium sup-


plies to biker jackets to personal- ized custom photo gifts are avail- able at Te Market Place. Te booths are located in the for-


mer location of Builder’s Express on Monticello Road. After Weaver- ville Market and More closed down earlier this year, several of the busi- nesses operating booths there took the opportunity to relocate. Beverly Hornsby runs Sea


Scapes. She offers dog, cat and fish supplies and specializes in aquari- ums and ocean collectibles. She has been installing and providing maintenance on aquariums for 20 years. Ed Allen and Gordon and Nan- cy Ramsey run Biker’s Corner and


The Market Place 68 Monticello Road ~ Open Tues - Sat. 8-5


SEASCAPES AQUARIUMS AND PET SUPPLIES


BIKER’S CORNER RIDE IN STYLE.


APPAREL & ACCESSORIES


ED’S GARAGE AND EATS “PARTS OR EATS”


Gifts from the Heart Photo • Art • Gifts... from the heart


This That & the Other New items every week


Sea Scapes will soon carry saltwater and freshwater fish.


carry helmets, vests, jackets and gloves for the die-hard road hog. Maria De Souza operates My


Gifts from the Heart. She takes photos and creates specialized gifts from plastic, metal, glass, ceramics and fabrics. Gifts include mugs,


mouse pads, baby bibs, posters and Christmas ornaments. Other stores include Mrs. G’s


Closet and Ed’s Garage. North End Computers is also located there. Te Market Place is open Tues- day through Saturday.


Student of the Month North Buncombe High School’s


Student of the Month Program, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Weaverville, is pleased to name Samuel Rector as September’s top student. Rector is co-president of


D.E.C.A., and he plans to attend college next fall to major in busi- ness. He is a member of the basket- ball team and plans to play baseball this spring. He played tennis for three years


and also is a member of Beta Club and Mu Alpha Teta at North Bun- combe. He is active with his youth group


at North Asheville Baptist Church. Rector is the son of Lisa Hultman and Steve Rector of Weaverville.


Tis special to the Tribune. Sam Rector is a


four-year member of the school’s basketball program.


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Mrs. G’s Closet


Inking Collectibles


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