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Article: Anything but a typical job Teens learn and work through Holmes County Summer Youth Education
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- Daily Record, The Wooster, OH
- Article date:
- July 8, 2007
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By JUNE CHANDLER-WHITE
Staff Writer
KILLBUCK -- When Tess Tharp reports for work, she feels like a kid
in sweet shop. Maybe because she is.
"Yes, it is harder than it looks," said said Tharp, a 14-year-old
freshman at West Holmes High School who spends 20 hours a week
scooping sundaes, stirring shakes and squirting soft-serve cones at
the Killbuck Sweet Shoppe.
One of the first things Tharp learned at her summer job is that
the soft-serve machine can seem like it has a mind of its own -- an
unexpected air bubble can result in an equally unexpected, shirt-
covering spurt of ice cream.
"She has gone home more than once covered in chocolate," half-
joked Sweet Shoppe co-owner Sheri Everett.
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