Youths lop off locks for charity
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Teacher Melissa Greenough, left, organized the first Head For A Cure hair donation drive at the Windsor Forks District School. In this picture, Greenough holds her three-year-old niece, Roxanne Pena — the youngest donor at the hair drive — while retired stylist Pam MacKay-Edgecombe snips away. Greenough also donated her ponytail at the event.
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This group of Windsor Forks District School students is among a crew of about 27 donors who volunteered to lop 10 inches off of their locks to provide the Canadian Cancer Society with more material to make wigs for chemotherapy patients experiencing hair loss.
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Seven stylists from such local salons as Celtic Cuts, the Rusty Razor and Shear Illusion volunteered to touch up the hairdos of donors in the Windsor Forks District School’s first Head For A Cure hair donation drive after the participants parted with at least 10 inches of their hair.
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Allison Fudge was pleased to have Shear Illusion’s Gayle Bartlett trim her ends after she parted ways with her ponytail at Head For A Cure.
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Ashley Thompson
Teacher Melissa Greenough, left, organized the first Head For A Cure hair donation drive at the Windsor Forks District School. In this picture, Greenough holds her three-year-old niece, Roxanne Pena — the youngest donor at the hair drive — while retired stylist Pam MacKay-Edgecombe snips away. Greenough also donated her ponytail at the event.
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This group of Windsor Forks District School students is among a crew of about 27 donors who volunteered to lop 10 inches off of their locks to provide the Canadian Cancer Society with more material to make wigs for chemotherapy patients experiencing hair loss.
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Seven stylists from such local salons as Celtic Cuts, the Rusty Razor and Shear Illusion volunteered to touch up the hairdos of donors in the Windsor Forks District School’s first Head For A Cure hair donation drive after the participants parted with at least 10 inches of their hair.
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Allison Fudge was pleased to have Shear Illusion’s Gayle Bartlett trim her ends after she parted ways with her ponytail at Head For A Cure.
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About 84 donations were collected during the Windsor Forks District School’s first Head For A Cure hair drive. Some of the donations were sent in from local salons.
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