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Index: Pages/ Home, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
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Royal Rangers Ministry dinner and award ceremony
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Student donates hair to help children with cancer
Thank you-Cold Stone Creamery. When Delilah sheared the locks from Samson, he lost all of his strength. When the Cosmetology students at the TCTC cut Jim Infante's hair, he gained a $20 gift certificate from the Cold Stone Creamery. Who says things were better in the old days.
Infante is a junior from Liberty enrolled in Engineering Tech Prep. For the past three years, no barber in the area could claim him as a regular customer. He stated, "With the exception of an occasional trim, I wore my hair very, very long. It was part of my identity."
Students in the Cosmetology program convinced Infante to shed his locks for a most worthy cause. They talked with him about becoming a volunteer for Wigs for Kids. This organization seeks donation of hair to make wigs for children undergoing radiation treatment for cancer.
Infante's motivation was intrinsic because he had no advance knowledge that he would receive a gift certificate. He said, "The more that I thought about little kids who needed a wig, the less I wanted to keep my long hair. I can always let my hair grow, but they don't have this option. It feels good to help someone."
If you should never judge a book by its cover, the same holds true for people. The length of someone's hair is not an indication of the degree of empathy they have for others. What Jim Infante lost in hair, he gained in stature.
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Expedition commander John Parks, Covenant life Fellowship Sr. Pastor John Vrabel Sr. and Jason Wolfe, Sr. Commander Daryl Wolfe.
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District Commander Harry Hunt and Jason Wolfe.
CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS.
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Hubbard High School Band holiday concert
Come and enjoy an evening of Holiday Music at your Hubbard High School Band's annual holiday concert Wednesday, Dec. 12 in the high school auditorium starting at 7:30 p.m.
The Band Sponsors will be holding a Chinese auction and 50/50 raffle so come early to participate. Also, the Band Sponsors will be holding a special raffle for the following items: a one night stay at the Best Western in Hubbard; a one night stay along with two meals and a gas card for the Senca Allegany Casino; a $100 gift certificate for Dave's Super Tire; and an OSU stack chair. Come early, enjoy music, participate in the raffles, support the Hubbard High School music programs!
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New Hubbard Historical Society members
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Alyssa Johnston, daughter of Jeff Johnston and Drina BuCher, was named the Achievement Student of the Month for November. Marc Kanetsky, son of Martin and Mary Ann Kanetsky, was named the Academic Student of the Month for November. Both students were honored at the Rotary meeting held Nov. 19. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO.
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The new officers for the Hubbard Historical Society are (l-r) Mary Jane Harbison, president; Bill Mitchell, vice-president, Jim Thompson, treasurer; Joan Gibson, secretary. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO.
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