Well Dunn! A new cookbook from Thomas Dunn Memorials ~ a compilation of favorite recipes from Dunn patrons
Celebrating 50 years of adult education. Enjoy recipes like: California Chicken Salad, Chicken Andouille Gumbo, Butternut Squash Stew, Pork Tenderloin Salad, Spicy Hot Vegetable Chili, Bosnian-Stuffed Cabbage… Plus soups, appetizers, breads, desserts, cookies and dozens of other family favorites.
Nearly 200 recipes ~ Only $12
Proceeds from cookbook sales to help repave our parking lot!
Order your Cookbooks Today! Here’s how…
- Drop by our office at 3113 Gasconade St., St. Louis, Mo, 63118
- Fill out order form and send your check for $15 ($12 plus $3 shipping) per book to TDM
The Thomas Dunn Memorials Adult Education Program is a not-for-profit organization committed to enhancing the lives of St. Louis adults through practical application of communication, critical thinking, career training and development, personal growth, family relations, and life skills. We have no tests, no grades – and no tension!
We offer:
- Convenient location
- Safe, comfortable environment
- Lighted parking
- Handicapped access
- Professional faculty
- Free or low-cost quality education
- Classroom space available for rent
GREETINGS FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Spring 2012
Dear Friends,
Happy Anniversary! It’s 2012 and we’re 50. Old enough to know better, young enough to do something about it.
We launched our cookbook, Well Dunn!, at a tasting party in November. Attendees reminisced about favorite classes, teachers, lessons learned, creativity nurtured and friendships forged. Many people contributed to a walk down memory lane—by donations to our awesome gift bags, preparation and sharing of their savory recipes, membership in our “golden supporter” group, purchase of our cookbook and “being there” for us. Thank you.
As I reflect on popular classes during a half century of quality education in St. Louis the following titles come to mind: Communication Skills; Budgeting; Marriage and the Family; Poetry; Speed Reading; Exploring St. Louis and Local Government. They’re all electronic now—eMail; eCommerce, eHarmony; eBooks; eReaders; eTravel and eLect. A better
mousetrap? Time will tell. Maybe just eNough!
You’ll see glimpses of the past and visions of the future among our spring classes. What’s old is new, too: Education Enriches Everyone! We’re here for you.
See you in class,
Kathy Bangert
Executive Director
