GREEN MOUNTAINEER VOLUME I, ISSUE 1 Vermont Green Mountaineer AUGUST,2014 Letter from the President Hey Everyone, Hope you all are having a wonderful summer, I know that I am. Brandy Helm and I attended the National Leadership Conference in Minneapolis in June. It was a wonderful conference as usual with lots of new ideas and meeting new friends and seeing old friends that you have made in the previous year. Juergen Spagolla attended the three day Leadership Training. We are able to send one Vermont member to the leadership training free of charge, or course you get your own air fare and room. If anyone is interested for next year let myself or Brandy know and if we have more than one person interested we will put all names in a hat and draw one. Contact Juergen, and I am sure that he will tell you about his experience. Below is a list of 2014-2015 Regional meetings that anyone can attend. Also, mark your calendar for August 2-5, 2015 for the National Leadership Conference in Orlando Florida. Let s get a group from Vermont to attend!! Brandy Helm is now your communication person. Brandy will be doing the newsletter, webpage, face book page and she is till our secretary/ treasurer for one more year, Linda Locke is our membership person and also president elect for one more year. And I am still your president for one more year and your state spokesperson. I am going to try really hard to get the word out to the senate about the Safe Food for Seniors Bill. I will be sending information to you all and if you could help whenever needed I would greatly appreciate it. I m still here if you have any questions, comments or complaints and Brandy or Linda can also help you out if needed. Denise Choleva CDM,CFPP 2014 NLC Minneapolis Minnesota
Page 2 ANFP Going Green FAQ / SELF Reporting What does ANFP is Going Green mean? The ANFP Going Green initiative has been implemented to better serve you, our ANFP members. This venture allows ANFP to utilize resources in order to provide accurate, up-to-the-minute, sharable information to our members faster and more efficiently. What can I expect to be different? ANFP will no longer use paper mail to send you offers, membership cards, dues renewal notices, and subsequent reminders. Watch for this information in your e-mail inbox. What kinds of things can I expect to come to my e-mail account? Dues renewal notices Subsequent reminders Late breaking industry/association news Special offers Member benefits What do I need to do? All that is required of ANFP members through this transition is to ensure ANFP has your most current e-mail address. Please provide your email address by May 31, 2014. What if I do not have an e-mail address? Creating an e-mail account is fast, easy and free! If you need help setting up your e-mail account, contact the Professional Development Services Department at 800.323.1908 and they will assist you. How do I update or provide ANFP with my new e-mail address? Login to your ANFP Membership Account and edit your contact information in the My Information tab. You can also call the Professional Development Services Department at 800.323.1908. If I m not getting a paper bill, how can I pay my dues? You can take care of your membership dues renewal online. Sign into your ANFP Membership Account and click on the My Transactions to view your membership dues, renew online, and/or print your invoice. If I am no longer receiving a membership card, how can I verify my certification? Verifying your certification is fast and easy. All you need to do is go online to: http://nf.anfponline.org/eweb/ DynamicPage.aspx?site=ANFP&webcode=CDMVerifySearch and type in your membership number.
TRY THESE SEASONINGS INSTEAD OF SALT Page 3 Allspice- lean ground meats, stews, tomatoes, peaches, applesauce, cranberry sauce, gravies and lean meats. Almond Extract- Puddings and fruit Basil- Fish, lamb, lean ground meats, stews, salads, soups, sauces, fish cocktails. Bay Leaves- Lean meats, stews, poultry, soups, tomatoes. Caraway Seeds- Lean meats, stews, soups, salads, breads, cabbage, asparagus, noodles. Chives- salads, sauces, soups, lean meat dishes, vegetables. Cider Vinegar- salads, vegetables, sauces. Cinnamon- Fruits (especially apples), breads, pie crust. Curry Powder- Lamb, veal, chicken, fish, tomatoes, tomato soup, mayonnaise. Dill- Fish sauces, soups, tomatoes, cabbages, carrots, cauliflower, green beans, cucumbers, potatoes, salads, macaroni, lean beef, lamb, chicken, and fish. Garlic (not garlic salt) - Lean meats, fish, soups, salads, vegetables, tomatoes, potatoes. Ginger- chicken, fruits. Lemon Juice- Lean meats, fish, poultry, salads, vegetables. Mace- Hot breads, apples, fruit salads, carrots, cauliflower, squash, potatoes, veal, lamb. VOLUME 1, I SSUE 1 Dry Mustard- Lean ground meats, lean meats, chicken, fish, salads, asparagus, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, mayonnaise, sauces. Nutmeg- Fruits, pie crust, lemonade, potatoes, chicken, fish, lean meat loaf, toast, veal, and pudding. Onion (not onion salt) - Lean meats, stews, vegetables, salads, soups. Paprika & Parsley- Lean meats, fish, salads, soups, sauces, vegetables. Peppermint extract- Puddings, fruits. Pimiento- Salads, vegetables, casserole dishes. Rosemary- Chicken, veal, lean meatloaf, lean beef, lean pork, sauces, stuffing, potatoes, peas, lima beans. Sage- Lean meats, stews, biscuits, tomatoes, green beans, fish, lima beans, onions, lean pork. Savory- Salads, lean pork, lean ground meats, soups, green beans, squash, tomatoes, lima beans, peas. Thyme- Lean meats (especially veal and pork), sauces, soups, onions, peas, tomatoes, salads. Turmeric- Lean meats, fish, sauces, rice.
Page 4 GREEN MOUNTAINEER Please read below. This is a letter I got from Martha to pass on to all of you. Please join the cause and if you haven t already added Safe food for seniors act on your Face book, please do so. From Martha M. Abel, M.A, CAE / ANFP Trying to stir up some grassroots supporters So, I would like to ask you a favor on behalf of ANFP Headquarters and our members. The Safe Food for Seniors website has finally launched (safefoodcdm.org). Please encourage your members to show their support for H.R. 2181 by clicking the Join the Cause button on the SFS home page, as well as Liking the SFS face book page (https://www.facebook.com/ SafeFoodForSeniors). Doing so helps promote the bill to our legislators. The more participants, the bigger the message that H.R. 2181 is important to the foodservice industry and the viability of the CDM credential. Congress needs to hear our voice! Thanks so much! Martha M. Abel, M.A., CAE ANFP mabel@anfponline.org 800.323.1908 / 630.581.7175 direct FREE REGISTRATION! How can you help your Vermont chapter??? Let me tell you! By hosting a Fall or Spring meeting. These local chapter meetings help all of us keep our credentials by gaining our continuing education credits without the excessive cost of traveling to regional or national meetings. It is also a way for us to share our ideas and improve our state chapter. We are Vermont Strong! So please take the time to consider if you could host a meeting in the near future. We need someone ASAP for the spring meeting. Whomever is willing to host this meeting will receive free Registration to that meeting. Just a reminder.. This is how we make our money and that money is what allows us to send people to conferences, continue there education or receive a free registration. So without these meetings our chapter will not reach it s goals or be successful! So ask your self What can you do for your VERMONT chapter?
Page 5 COTTAGE HOSPITAL ICE BUCKET CHALLENGE FO R ALS!!!! VOLUME 1, I SSUE 1 Cottage Hospital was nominated by Woodsville Guaranty Saving Bank. In turn they nominated the local fire department.,. If your facility participated in this great cause or if you have anything else you would like to share, please send me your photos and story so I can put them in the next newsletter. Treasures Report 9/1/2014 Olive Robinsons/Balance = $1532.27 4/2014 check# 101 50.00 education donation @ nationals ANFP Account/Balance= $834.22 3/2014 check# 105 428.37 room for 4 to attend meeting 2/2014 deposit 350.00 chapter rebate 3/2014 check #106 300.00Relay for life 107 VOID 4/2014 check # 108 1,167.00 reimburse. president nationals 6/2014 check # 109 200 gift for nationals 6/2014 check # 110 50 safe food for seniors act/donation 9/2014 check # 111 135 Chapter Bonding
DATES TO REMEMBER! October 16, 2014 Vermont State Chapter Meeting Cottage Hospital 90 Swiftwater Road Woodsville, NH 03785 Contact: Brandy Helm or Linda Locke 603-747-9254 or 9139 2014-2015 Regional Meetings Southeast Regional Meeting September 18-19, 2014 Embassy Suites Charlotte/Concord Golf Resort & Spa Concord, NC 28027 South Central Regional Meeting September 25-26, 2014 St. Louis Frontenac Hilton St. Louis, MO 63131 Mountain Regional Meeting November 6-7, 2014 Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City (Downtown) Salt Lake City, UT 84101 2015 North Central Regional Meeting March 12-13, 2015 Embassy Suites O Hare Rosemont Rosemont, IL 6018 Northeast Regional Meeting April 16-17, 2015 Hilton Garden Inn Richmond Downtown Richmond, VA 23219 West Regional Meeting May 7-8, 2015 Embassy Suites Las Vegas Las Vegas, NV 89119 National Leadership Conference August 2-5, 2015 Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Orlando, FL ANFP WEBPAGE : www.anfponline.org VT ANFP WEBPAGE: www.anfponline.org/vt STATE OFFICERS PRESIDENT Denise Chelova, CDM,CFPP 66 River Road Jamaica, VT05343 802-444-0523 (H) 802-365-3607 (W) PRESIDENT ELECT Linda Locke, CDM,CFPP PO Box 83 E. Ryegate, Vermont 05042 802-357-1014 (H) 603-747-9254 (W) SECRETARY/TREASURER Brandy Helm, CDM,CFPP 108 Grant Drive South Ryegate, Vermont 05069 802-584-3983 (H) 603-747-9139 (W) WELCOME NEW VERMONT MEMBERS Ashley M. Howe from Shaftsbury, Vermont Tamie Zielonko from Springfield, Vermont