Rutherford Weekly - Shelby NC
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I'm going to start with MYRA DOWNEY'S Chicken Casserole. 1 chicken stewed and deboned; 1 can cream of chicken soup; 1package Pepperidge farm stuffing; 1/2 can evaporated milk; 1 can cream of celery soup; 3 cups chicken broth (from stewing the chicken - just strain and use). Mix chicken soup, celery soup and milk all together. Put cut up pieces of chicken in baking dish. Pour 1/2 soup mixture over chicken. Mix stuffing with the rest of soup mix. Put on top of chicken. Pour broth over stuffing. Bake at 400º for 20 minutes or so. This dish is very good and I like it better after it sits awhile and then reheated. Chicken Casserole Chicken Pot Pie An all time favorite is a good Chicken Pot Pie. Here is LINDA BYERS recipe. You just can't go wrong with this great dish. 3 pounds chicken; 1 16-ounce can Veg-All; 2 1/2 cups chicken broth; 1 can cream of chicken soup; 1 stick of butter; 1 cup and 2 table- spoons self-rising flour; 1 cup sweet milk. Preheat your oven to 400º to 425º. Stew chicken. Remove from bone and cut into pieces. Place chicken in bot- tom of casserole dish. Drain vegetables and spread over the chicken and vegetables. Mix together melted butter, self-rising flour and milk. Pour over chicken mixture and bake until brown - about 30 minutes at 425º. Let rest about 10 to 15 minutes before serving. P.S. Don't forget to save the chicken broth from stewing the chicken. Salmon Patties I don't know about you, but I love good salmon patties. I also prefer those that are not overwhelmed with bread crumbs. I like some tasty salmon. I'm going to make some Salmon Patties from HEATHER WOMICK'S recipe. A simple recipe that's really good. Tip: Rather than fry my patties in a pan, I bake them at 425º with just some vegetable spray. I usually turn then once. 1 can salmon; 1 onion; 1/2 lemon juice; 2 teaspoons dill; 1/2 cup bread crumbs; 1 egg and oil or butter if you are going to fry. . . veg- etable spray for the oven. I serve them on a plate or sometimes put them in a hamburger bun with cole slaw or a slice of tomato. Anyway you like them, the ham- burger bun is the answer for a picnic or outdoors. Now, get in the kitchen and show the love! Some of the best cooks in the world are right here in Rutherford County and our nearby neighbors! Their time tested recipes are the reason we all love a good home cooked meal. We proudly share these good recipes with you! It is all part of our being "Small Town Friendly!" formerly Sportsman Supply www.rutherfordweekly.com Nonprofr Beth Froehling worries about what cuts in funds for do- threats to the quality of human life. Our legislators need to said Heinen. mestic violence shelters would mean. "As fi nancial stress hear the powerful voices of individuals who serve on non- musts mestic violence shelters would mean. "As fi nancial stress increases, violence in the home often escalates," she said. increases, violence in the home often escalates," she said. In the past year alone, 61,000 victims –and their Against Domestic Violence. As the N.C. House of Representatives prepares its pro- Jesus is Lord! people of North Carolina. Froehling and other nonprofi t leaders will come from and people that they serve. Organizations that are active in all 100 counties of North Carolina will participate. Then, "If these nonprofi t services were not there, what would have happened to these women, men, and children?" have happened to these women, men, and children?" said Froehling, executive director of the N.C. Coalition said Froehling, executive director of the N.C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence. about the toll that recent cuts have already taken on the people of North Carolina. across the state to Raleigh on Tuesday to examine how the current budget landscape affects the communities the current budget landscape affects the communities and people that they serve. Organizations that are active they will head to the General Assembly for the third annual NC Nonprofi ts Day on May 30 to remind lawmakers that payers. The N.C. Center is sponsoring these two events. When Governor Perdue released her proposed state years. "Nonprofi ts are a great bargain for state government, budget earlier this month, some nonprofi ts were heart- ened that it included restoring funds for early childhood posed state budget, the state's nonprofi ts are anxious about the toll that recent cuts have already taken on the Froehling and other nonprofi t leaders will come from across the state to Raleigh on Tuesday to examine how in all 100 counties of North Carolina will participate. Then, they will head to the General Assembly for the third annual NC Nonprofi ts Day on May 30 to remind lawmakers that nonprofi ts provide a good bargain for North Carolina tax- nonprofi ts provide a good bargain for North Carolina tax- payers. The N.C. Center is sponsoring these two events. ened that it included restoring funds for early childhood programs and for education. Nonprofi ts have been hit programs and for education. Nonprofi ts have been hit particularly hard by state budget cuts over the past three particularly hard by state budget cuts over the past three years. "Nonprofi ts are a great bargain for state government, but they cannot sustain any more cuts without serious Nonp ofiits Prepare for Budget Battle and Unite Beth Froehling worries about what cuts in funds for do- In the past year alone, 61,000 victims –and their advocate for the communities where we live and work," 6,300 kids– tur, 6 300 kids– turned o local shelters for safety.ned to local shelters for safety t "Seventy percent of nonprofi ts that provided services for As the N.C. House of Representatives prepares its pro- posed state budget, the state's nonprofi ts are anxious threats to the quality of human life. Our legislators need to hear the powerful voices of individuals who serve on non- p ofi boards of directors across Nor h Carolina. "If these nonprofi t services were not there, what would town of Saluda. Le Roy also serves on the Board of Direc- tors of the N.C. Centertors of the N.C. Center. advocate for the communities where we live and work," said Melissa Le Roy, a nonprofi t leader from the mountain the state reported a decline in state grants and contracts, the fourth-highest rate in the nation. Add to this the 66% tor of public policy and advocacy at the N.C. Center for Nonprofi ts. Nonprofi ts. "These cuts have affected virtually every North Caro- said Melissa Le Roy, a nonprofi t leader from the mountain town of Saluda. Le Roy also serves on the Board of Direc- "Seventy percent of nonprofi ts that provided services for the state reported a decline in state grants and contracts, that suffered further cuts in 2010. Then, on top of all this, 62% had more cuts in 2011," said David Heinen, direc- the fourth-highest rate in the nation. Add to this the 66% that suffered further cuts in 2010. Then, on top of all this, linian," said Heinen. "Nonprofi ts have had to reduce services for families with young children, seniors in adult mental disabilities, and victims of domestic violence and other crimes." other crimes." For example, Alan Winstead reports that Meals on Wheels When Governor Perdue released her proposed state v duals waiting for assistance last year. Th s is up 228% budget earlier this month, some nonprofi ts were heart- but they cannot sustain any more cuts without serious North Carolinians are going without basic human needs," eliminated programs in 2010. "Coupled with an increase in demand for nonprofi ts' services, this means that many 38% had alra from three years ago. Last year, 38% of North Carolina nonprofi ts with state ts Prepare for Budget Battle and Unite T To Speak about People's Needs prrofi t t boards of directors across Nortth Carolina. We mu t profi t Sector Survey looked at patterns in individual states 828-248-1408 Rutherford Weekly - Page 11 Speak about People's Needs North Carolina nonprofi ts expect a signifi cant increase in demand for services in 2012, and 50% expect a slight The Nonprofi t Finance Fund's 2012 State of the Non- profi t Sector Survey looked at patterns in individual states thr throughou the country. Th s rese rch found that 45% ofeseara ch found that 45% of North Carolina nonprofi ts expect a signifi cant increase in said Heinen. The Nonprofi t Finance Fund's 2012 State of the Non- oughout the countrt This ri demand for services in 2012, and 50% expect a slight increase. Also, 59% expected they would not be able to increase. Also, 59% expected they would not be able to meet the demand for services. meet the demand for services. On Tuesday, staff and board leaders from community 62% had more cuts in 2011," said David Heinen, direc- tor of public policy and advocacy at the N.C. Center for services for families with young children, seniors in adult day care, arts programs in schools, people with develop- day care, arts programs in schools, people with develop- mental disabilities, and victims of domestic violence and On Tuesday, staff and board leaders from community organizations will receive an update on the state budget linian," said Heinen. "Nonprofi ts have had to reduce e or s and will review how nonprofi s can be involved in non ar isan voter engagement. Finally legislative veter ans will share the lessons they have learned in working "These cuts have affected virtually every North Caro- ca e. They will learn how to r For example, Alan Winstead reports that Meals on Wheels of Wake County had 285 elderly and homebound indi- This is up 228%i Last year, 38% of North Carolina nonprofi ts with state grants and cont grants and contracts had to rracts had to reduce or eliminate theireduce or eliminate their services to the communityr se vices to the community. 38% h d alread reduced oready ry educed or eliminated programs in 2010. of Wake County had 285 elderly and homebound indi- Kimmon Center in Raleigh. viduals waiting for assistance last yeari from three years ago. in demand for nonprofi ts' services, this means that many North Carolinians are going without basic human needs," week of the 2012 short session. Tuesday's event will be held 9:30am-4:45pm at the Mc- organizations will receive an update on the state budget and on legislative issues that affect all nonprofi ts, such as and on legislative issues that affect all nonprofi ts, such as charitable tax deductions. Many of these groups work to charitable tax deductions. Many of these groups work to educate the public and policy makers about their issue, whether that is feeding the hungry or providing hospice ne their message in these t ans will share the lessons they have learned in working with the General Assembly in 2011 and during the fi rst Kimmon Center in Raleigh. The N.C. Center for Nonprofi ts (www.ncnonprofi ts.org) helps nonprofi ts to lead and manage their organizations "Coupled with an increase my through a strong nonprofi t sector and nonprofi t voice. Article compliments of: Caroline McDowell N.C. Center for Nonprofi ts REBUILDING PR 2006 Chevy Trailblazer LT 3rd row, alloy wheels, 4x4, entertainment system. 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Auto., loaded. THE BEST CREDIT IN THE CAROLINAS! 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