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Copyright © 2007 by Nedra A. Weaver · All Rights reserved · E-Mail: ned@weaversbarbershop.com
Weaver's Barbershop
207 Carlisle Street
Hanover, PA 17331-2410
717-451-1251
207 Carlisle Street
Hanover, PA 17331-2410
717-451-1251
and Another Side of the Equattion
Weaver's Barbershop and Another Side of the Equation
Five Facts
1) Was originally accountsnt..
2) Got into ceramics
3) Did animal portraits
4) Was 52 when entered BSI.
5) Was 59 when achieved Teacher's License.
It's All About You
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I keep abreast of the new developments in the industry.
1) Was originally accountsnt..
2) Got into ceramics
3) Did animal portraits
4) Was 52 when entered BSI.
5) Was 59 when achieved Teacher's License.
It's All About You
Remember
I keep abreast of the new developments in the industry.
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Although I grew up in a barber shop. It was late before I followed in my father's footsteps.
I was always a gifted artist, working with ceramics, greenware, acrylics and oils for many years. I won many Blue ribbons at the York Fair over the years.
I worked in various fields, as an accountant, assistant to the manager of a convience store, etc.
When the store I worked in was leased to another group of people, I decided to make a radical change.
In late September, 1999, I entered BSI, or the Barber Styling Institute.
I was always a gifted artist, working with ceramics, greenware, acrylics and oils for many years. I won many Blue ribbons at the York Fair over the years.
I worked in various fields, as an accountant, assistant to the manager of a convience store, etc.
When the store I worked in was leased to another group of people, I decided to make a radical change.
In late September, 1999, I entered BSI, or the Barber Styling Institute.
The very first day I realized what I was missing. I graduated in June of 2000, and passed my Barber Boards in September. My father was proud to see this happen.
I continued on and got my Barber Manager license on January 31, 2002. Most barbers do not continue past the manager level, because basically anything a teacher can do a manager can do and the license is cheaper. I on the other hand felt that I owed the profession and achieved my Barber Teacher license #435, on March 28, 2007. There are 231 active teachers in the state of Pennsylvania at this time.
I have taken it one step higher and am now a Proctor or a Monitor for the state for Barber and Cosmetology exams, and the Shop is therefore closed or by appt. on Mondays.
I continued on and got my Barber Manager license on January 31, 2002. Most barbers do not continue past the manager level, because basically anything a teacher can do a manager can do and the license is cheaper. I on the other hand felt that I owed the profession and achieved my Barber Teacher license #435, on March 28, 2007. There are 231 active teachers in the state of Pennsylvania at this time.
I have taken it one step higher and am now a Proctor or a Monitor for the state for Barber and Cosmetology exams, and the Shop is therefore closed or by appt. on Mondays.
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