Cheese Croutons From Leftover Bread
Home made croutons add crunch to salads and soups and can be stored in freezers. Use a mix of breads and seasonings with Parmesan cheese parsley basil garlic powder salt pepper and butter with olive oil. Prepare in steps, cool, and freeze in coffee cans for later use.
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Dottie Wellington
Babies Named Casten and Harman Daughters Born in June
The Casten family of Quenemo and Ottawa area welcomed Jill Nicole born June 17 at Ransom Memorial Hospital weighing eight pounds four and a half ounces. Jill's sister Jennifer Lynn is two and a half. Grandparents are Bennie and Elsie Stinson, Ottawa RFD 3, and John and Ruth Casten, Quenemo. Great-grandparents include Myrtle Casten of Quenemo and Troy Herring of Princeton. In Fort Riley, Fort Riley Irwin Army Hospital welcomed Kristin Leigh Harman born June 16 weighing eight pounds ten and a half ounces. Grandparents are Eldon and Ruth Rader of 1335 S Mulberry and Frank Harman Jr. of Edwardsville. Great-grandparents include B L Carter of 1326 S Main and Stanley Odrowski of Kansas City Kan.
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Jeffrey L. Casten
Quenemo
RFD
Jill Nicole
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jill
Jennifer Lynn
Bennie Stinson
Ottawa
John Casten
Myrtle Casten
Troy Herring
Princeton
S. Main
Stanley Odrowski
Kansas City, Kan
Ottawa area clubs and meetings for Thursday
Club Forecast lists events at 704 E 15th for Welcome Wagon at 7 30 p m Ottawa Amateur Radio Association airs on 147 39 MHz at 9 p m TOPS meets at 385 1 p m Youth Center Ottawa Community Arts Council 7 30 p m Mezzanine Municipal Auditorium SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL installs officers Friday Franklin County Action Group 7 30 p m Eckan Retta Conclave True Kindred Naomi Club Senior Club 1 30 p m Youth Center Baxter Community 7 30 p m pot luck
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Welcome Wagon Club
Ottawa Amateur Radio Association
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Soroptimist International
Franklin County Action Group
Eckan Retta
True Kindred
Naomi Club
Baxter
Cure for math anxiety urged by Tobias in URI talk
Sheila Tobias, head of a Washington firm, argues two thirds of U.S. professions require mathematical thinking and that fear of math blocks women and minorities from advancement. She cites exams testing logic and numbers, notes early tracking of minorities, and describes her seminars aimed at reducing anxiety through reflection on feelings rather than correct answers.
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Clara Hemphill
Associated Press
Providence, R.I
Sheila Tobias
Tobias
New England
University of Rhode Island
Ms. Tobias
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Washington, D. C
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