Center for Employment Training Opens Doors for Tours and Ice Cream
Photo Courtesy of: Dominique Smith
The CET opened its doors on May 17, and wanted to let the community know what it had been up to since then.
Photo Courtesy of: Dominique Smith
Photo Courtesy of: Dominique Smith
The tables were filled with ice cream toppings, and a wide variety of sauces to build the ultimate ice cream sundae.
Photo Courtesy of: Dominique Smith
A few CET members gather for a fun group photo. From left: Lauren Menoza, Wendy Nguyen, Pamela Dean and instructor Ray Nettle.
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Pamela Dean is ready to help add toppings to guests' sundaes at the ice cream social hosted by the Center for Employment Training.
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More toppings help create enjoyable ice cream sundaes.
Photo Courtesy of: Dominique Smith
Students and members of the community standing in line to build epic ice cream Sundays, and root beet floats.
August 24, 2015 at 09:16am. Views: 66
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