![Juleann Tanks measures Andie McTavish's hair, being cut for the first time in her life to make wigs for children who lose their hair from cancer treatment. Juleann Tanks measures Andie McTavish's hair, being cut for the first time in her life to make wigs for children who lose their hair from cancer treatment.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/rG8fTaJSn3KqLFJaeg5yPn/9aba1b7f-25c6-4ac5-9b55-32b6c31b815b.JPG/r0_0_4272_2848_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Split Enz hairdressing salon owner Juleann Tanks got her tape measure out on Wednesday afternoon to make sure she got at least 35cm when she and Tish McTavish plaited the hair of Cootamundra High year 7 student, Andie McTavish.
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She wanted the correct measurement before cutting off the locks for the Variety program which makes wigs for children who lose their hair from cancer treatments.
Andie's hair was divided into four plaits which will go to Variety, but the cut has also helped her raise funds for Cootamundra Can Assist (see picture page 8).
Andie has always had long hair, so the big cut was watched by a dozen or more friends and family members who crowded into Split Enz with plenty of banter.
Andie has already raised $500 with more to be collected. You can still donate to the Fundraiser account at the ANZ Bank: BSB 012585 316842693.
GREAT EFFORT ANDIE