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St. Baldrick's Day 2005
  
From March 17, 2005:

In the search for a cure for childhood cancer, volunteers again shaved their heads at the event dubbed St. Baldrick's Day.  The buzz-cutting marathon  in South Bend, IN, which occurred Thursday, March 17, at Rocco’s Style Shop on N. Ironwood Dr. in South Bend, Indiana, coincided with St. Patrick’s Day. Brave souls shed their locks in solidarity for children with cancer, who often lose their hair as a result of the treatment they receive.  A special laser show (below) was offered in nearby Mishawaka to benefit the St. Baldrick's cause.

“Baldness can be drafty, but it’s a visible reminder of the sacrifices cancer families make,” said Chuck Bueter, an organizer of the local event.  

To contribute online, please visit our St. Baldrick's web page

 

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“We welcome your donations , your hair, or your compliments on how good we look with no hair,” said Mike Takach of Rocco’s Style Shop.  This is the second year Rocco’s Style Shop has stepped up to support the St. Baldrick’s Day Celebration.  Images from 2004 are below.

Every year 12,500 children are diagnosed with cancer, which remains the number-one disease killer of children in the United States.  The primary beneficiary of the monies raised via St. Baldrick’s Day Celebrations is the CureSearch National Childhood Cancer Foundation.  Preceding 2005, over 8,000 shavees – including 400 women – have shaved their heads for the international event, raising a total of $7 million dollars.

For more information please log on to www.stbaldricks.org or call 1-888-899-BALD, or visit us in person at:

Rocco's Style Shop
1437 N. Ironwood Dr.
South Bend, IN  46635
(between Edison Rd. and S.R. 23)  
574-277-8065


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The PHM Planetarium & Air/Space Museum featured laser light shows March 18-20, 2005, to benefit the St. Baldrick’s Foundation.   

“We will be passing the big green St. Baldrick’s hat,” said planetarium director Art Klinger.  Shavees of Rocco’s Style Shop received free priority seating  for the 45-minute Laser Cuts show.  Donations were requested for the 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. shows on Friday, March 18. The free Family Laser show was featured on Saturday, March 19, at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m., and Stars and Stripes Laser was shown for free on Sunday, March 20 at 1:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. 

The PHM Planetarium & Air/Space Museum is located in Bittersweet School in Mishawaka, IN, just north of the Penn High School football field.  Laser show schedule and details are at the PHM Planetarium Show Schedule

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St. Baldrick's Day 2005

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