Downtown Holiday Cookoff - Chili Appreciation Society

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January 2007
Web Page www.chili.org
Volume 20 Issue 1
Downtown Holiday Cookoff
The weather in Golden, Colorado, in December can be brutally cold,
snowy, and generally freezing or it can be beautiful. Usually, for the Downtown
Holiday Cookoff it is somewhere in between. However, on this particular day
(and the whole weekend), the weather was on the snowy and generally freezing
side. But as they say - the cookoff must go on.
The Colorado Chili Pod showed what it is made of; no indoor cookoffs
for these folks. Bundle up, light those fires, and make the chili hotter. Thus
fortified for the day, the contestants went about their business competing in Red
and Green Chili and of course Showmanship. The Pod was determined that this
cookoff would be a success.
We had cooks travel down over treacherous road conditions from
Nebraska and Wyoming for this one. We had cooks picking up cooks due to
vehicle problems, as well as cooks changing tires in the snow. It’s easy to cook
CASI Hot Line
888-CASIHOT
If you have a cookoff coming up in the month of
March your cookoff information must be in the hands
of the CASI Upcomings Director by
January 15th to meet the 30 day cookoff advertising requirement.
when the weather is nice or even dealing with a little rain or wind. Try keeping
your fires lit when your propane bottles freeze.
The kids were a little disappointed that the Holiday Parade was cancelled.
No visit from St. Nick due to hazardous conditions on Main Street, but we kept
them warm with hot chocolate and apple cider.
In the end, John Montgomery came away with the win in red, Karen
Hendricks in green, and Steve Lee and his Warriors of the Crimson Pepper took
Showmanship.
Happy Holidays from the Colorado Chili Pod!
Steve Lee
Chili Appreciation Society International Inc.
3802 Manchaca Road
Austin, Texas 78704
Non Profit
Organization
US Postage Paid
Kerrville, Texas
Permit No. 81
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Terlingua Trails
ED Ponderings______
Spread the Red
As I put aside the December Terlingua Trails
and think about January, two things come to mind. With
December, we are ending a great 40th year for CASI.
With January, we draw the blueprints for 41. After
TICC, the Board of Directors enters somewhat of a
quiet period. With TICC occurring such a short time
after the Great Peppers’ Meeting, there is a large
amount of energy expended in a short calendar. At this
time of year, email traffic slows and our batteries are
recharging. I cannot thank the Directors enough for the thousands of hours it takes
to do your CASI jobs and put on the championship.
By the January Board Meeting, however, everyone is refreshed, recharged,
and ready to tackle the new season. Once again I would like to see us resolve for
the New Year to grow membership and introduce more people to chili. “Spread the
Red” this year. Our job is not just the competition, but the proliferation of Chili
Appreciation. We must hawk our wares to the uninitiated.
The January Board of Directors’ Meeting is the most important of the year.
We will review TICC while it is still fresh on everyone’s mind and adjust and assign
for this year. Once again, we will have a workshop for everyone to come and offer
their input. We will look carefully at the financial statements and break down the
details. It is important that we are transparent in our actions and that each Director
have a comprehensive understanding of the mechanics. Planning begins early to
allow adequate time to implement our yearly programs. The workshop will be
January 27 and the formal Board meeting will be January 28 at the Elks Lodge in
Irving, Texas.
Thanks again to all who competed this year at Terlingua. Let me give a
special thanks to those who come out and do showmanship. The show teams are
the unsung heroes of CASI. Without the unusual costumes, accessories, and
spirited antics, the cook off world would be rather bland. When publicity is
generated, the cameras always go straight to the colorful booth or individual.
Showmanship is a vital part of CASI and we need more recognition of the folks that
perform. I am asking Bucky to devote more space in the Terlingua Trails to teams
in action instead of just receiving trophies.
I would like to also recognize Rodney Lilly of Amarillo and our TICC
champion, Dana Plocheck, for great articles in their local papers featuring their
involvement with CASI. Both were highly complimentary and speak well of the
caliber of our membership.
Be a cook. Be a showman. Spread the Red and have a Happy New Year!
Thank you for your input and support.
January 2007
I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday with family
and friends. Let’s make it a great New Year by getting
out and supporting the cookoffs and the many fine
charities they help.
Here is this month’s rules question: A cook
comes to turn in his chili at 2:15 (turn-in is at 2:00). The
cups are in the process of being marked but have not
gone to the tables as yet. What do you do with this late
chili? Do you take the chili and add it to the mix? Do you take the chili and discard
it? Do you tell the cook that he’s too late with his turn in to be judged?
Let’s see what the rules say. CR.II.E.2. “TURN IN TIME All judging begins
at the same time. No chilis will be accepted after judging commences. Contestants must
be notified at the cooks’ meeting of the turn in time.”
What do you think? Fifteen minutes after turn-in is pretty late but the example
suggests the cups are not quite ready to go to the tables. Judging has really not begun
and it would be easy to add this chili to one of the boxes. How many of you would do
that?
The next meeting of the CASI Board of Directors will be held at the Irving Elks Club
on Saturday and Sunday, January 27 and 28, beginning with a TICC workshop followed
by our formal meeting. I hope many in the area can stop by and see first-hand how CASI
works. If you have an item you would like on the agenda, please contact me as soon
as possible.
See you at the cookoffs.
Alan
Many Thanks Great Pepper's
Meeting Commitee
My Name is Cynthia Garcia and I would like to give my thanks to the Chili
Appreciation Society and to Donna Conrad. My daughter Gloria Garcia was
battling cancer, she was 28 years old and a twin. She would have been 29 years
old on October 20th but she passed on October 2, 2006. I was really surprised
when I was presented with a bereavement check. I will use this money for a
headstone. Thank you for all the hard work you do for people like myself. May
God bless each and every one of you. You are greatly appreciated.
Cynthia Garcia
Jim Ezell
President
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This newsletter is updated almost daily with the latest
news about CASI, cookoffs, cooks, and much more.
Terlingua Trails
Editor & Publisher: Doug (Bucky) Seelig
Contributing Editors:
Upcoming Cookoffs: Dorathy Williams
Cookoff Results: Bill Pierson
Articles: Renee Moore
Printer: Kerrville Daily Times - Kerrville, Texas
January 2007
Terlingua Trails
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TALLYMASTER'S
REPORT
YEAR-TO-DATE COOK0FF-OFF
STATISTICS
Bess’ Best
Once again a big hello from beautiful Lamar,
Missouri, where things are about back to normal after our
blizzard.
The 15 inches of snow and 2 inches of ice have
been removed from the runways at Lamar International
Airport and flights are about back to normal. It has been
several years since we have even seen any measurable
snow to speak of in Lamar, but this past week it sure made up for it. Things have
to be bad when they close the airport and school for a week.
Remember I have told you what you are reading today was actually written
last month (December). The blizzard hit the first of the month; then would you
believe a week and a half later the snow and ice are gone and we are having temps
in the middle to upper 60’s? Growing up in the heartland of the United States, Harry
and I have come to accept what we have from day-to-day. Weather and daylight
savings time are part of what comes with the territory. We may not always like it,
but there’s nothing we can do about it.
The month of December has always been a very busy month in the Johnson
household, since Harry and I were married and our marriage dates back to when
you could buy a gallon of gasoline for 19 cents for regular. If you had one of those
souped-up cars like Harry and I had with 3 carburetors, you had to shell out 25 cents
for a gallon. I used to think when the kids were raised and moved out things would
slow down, but it hasn’t.
Several years ago (in fact many) when Harry was a young striving
politician, he had to do normal work in a factory. Since he knew I liked to bake and
cook, he thought it would be nice to make an old fashioned Christmas goodie box
for the 3 or 4 ladies who worked for him. That little project went from the 3 or 4 ladies
in 1967 to 25 ladies in 1992 when Harry had to leave factory work for greener
pastures. When talking of his factory days, he prefers to speak of his leaving like
that rather than he had to leave because of medical and health conditions.
The boxes didn’t stop with Harry leaving the factory. Instead of the ladies
working for him getting the boxes, they were replaced by different people in Lamar
getting them. After leaving the factory and being home by himself (I retired in
1994), Harry became the Goodwill Ambassador of Lamar with a regular daily
schedule. After taking me to work in the morning, he had his morning stops. Then
after taking me back in the afternoon, he would continue with his afternoon visits.
Harry went everywhere and 14 years later he still goes. That is why when he tells
me he is going to town for a few minutes I have to limit his time.
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STATE
ARKANSAS
ARIZONA
CALIFORNIA
COLORADO
FLORIDA
IOWA
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
KANSAS
LOUISIANA
MARYLAND
MISSOURI
NORTH CAROLINA
NEW MEXICO
OKLAHOMA
SOUTH CAROLINA
TENNESSEE
TEXAS
VIRGINIA
GRAND TOTAL
REQ COOKOFFS
PTS
HELD
12
6
12
2
6
1
9
2
9
3
6
1
12
3
6
1
6
1
6
1
9
1
6
3
9
2
9
2
12
3
6
1
12
3
12
84
6
1
121
CHILIS
JUDGED
123
54
23
35
62
17
52
28
88
28
17
49
31
59
56
15
47
2,760
15
3,559
MONEY
RAISED
2,640.00
1,800.00
1,500.00
2,300.00
30,800.00
4,000.00
1,055.00
24,500.00
2,450.00
1,000.00
250.00
11,400.00
1,925.00
1,030.00
2,212.00
13,000.00
22,350.00
149,286.50
200.00
273,698.50
DELINQUENT COOKOFFS - These are
Cookoffs held before 11/01/06 that
results have not been received for!
Oct 21, 2006-024 - Keeseville NY
Keeseville Pumpkin Squash Festival,
Oct 28, 2006-006 - Blue Ridge TX
2nd Annual Blue Ridge Community,
Oct 28, 2006-011 - Santa Theresa NM
War Eagles Air Museum Cookoff.,
CASI INSURANCE
Please make note: the contact for obtaining insurance certificates for
cookoffs has changed. To get a certificate (proof of insurance) for your
cookoff, please contact Michelle Moreau-Account Manager, or Mindy Hines,
Consolidated Insurance Center, Inc., 11403 Cronridge Drive, PO Box 0664,
Owings Mills, MD 21117-0664, Phone: 410-356-9500, Fax: 410-363-3520,
Email: [email protected]
Editor's Note
If you have articles or photos of cookoffs or events in your area
you would like to share with the CASI community, please send
them to me and I will publish them if space permits.
Bucky
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Terlingua Trails
CASI Membership Report
Mikie McGarity - Membership Chairperson
Thank you to all of our members who have renewed their annual
dues. If you have a question about your membership, please call
me (817) 975-2200 or email me ([email protected].) It is so
encouraging to receive all the new membership applications –
both individuals and corporate. To see our members renew and
reaffirm their faith in the CASI organization is very gratifying. If
you see any of these members at cookoffs in your area, I
encourage you to make a new friend and extend a warm CASI
welcome. Thank you. PLEASE NOTE: ADDRESS FOR
MEMBERSHIP--150 CR 3579, Paradise, TX 76073
Please Welcome Our
Newest Life Members:
Eldon Hiley – Johnson City, TX
Kim Hiley – Johnson City, TX
New CASI Members
Donald Baker – Sumner, WA
Vicki Blackburn – Sanger, TX
Ray Brafford – Winchester, VA
Gene Brice – Normangee, TX
Kelly Brown – Garland, TX
Michael Carlisle – Alice, TX
Jim Chaney – Lewisville, TX
Philip Chapman – Sun City West, AZ
Cheryl Cotton – Dallas, TX
Edward Davisson – Dallas, TX
Patrick Allen Dozier – Houston, TX
Lanny Gouge – Sachse, TX
Cathy Gresham – Krum, TX
Donna Johnson – Patrick, SC
Mitchell London – Austin, TX
Ranzell Nickelson II – Ft. Worth, TX
Mattye R. Phelps – Corpus Christi, TX
William Robinette – Dallas, TX
Renewing Members
CASI would like to welcome back these
annual members and some of our past
members who have joined us again.
George Hampton, III – Georgetown,
TX
Mark Holmes – Dallas, TX
Les Ingle – Bakersfield, CA
Richard Mauer – Calexico, CA
Mike Monte – Cedar Park, TX
Herb Ross – Marble Falls, TX
Douglas Roy – Clearwater, FL
Rotary Club of Tyler – Tyler, TX
Cecil Schmidt – League City, TX
Jackie Smith – Boyd, TX
Jim Taylor – Alvarado, TX
Reva Weatherly – Canyon Lake, TX
Leslie Wiley – Austin, TX
Please remember if you’re moving,
let us know. Your Trails will not follow
you without an address change. You
can either call me (817-975-2200) or
email me at [email protected].
Need to know when your
membership expires or how to get in
touch with a friend? Visit the CASI
Information Site. It can answer those
questions and a whole lot more! I
hope each of you will take the time to
add your phone numbers and email
addresses to your data. You never
know who might give you a call!!!
My sincere wishes for a safe
and prosperous new year.
Mikie McGarity
Membership Chairman
John Alexander - Gulf Breeze, FL
J.B. Barker – N. Las Vegas, NV
Robert Broncy – San Angelo, TX
Freddie Cotton – Irving, TX
Dale Daniel – Joshua, TX
Dolly Edwards – Schertz, TX
Wanda Feliciano – Tyler, TX
Charles Graham – Albuquerque, NM
Terry Guerra – Ovilla, TX
January 2007
Qualified As Of
December 15, 2006
COOKS
19 Thomas Mike Shea, Moberly MO
20 Renee F. Moore, Gulf Shores AL
21 Katie Seadler, Spring Hill TN
22 Carol Knight, Lebanon TN
23 Kristina (Kristi) Knight
Lebanon TN
24 Richard Knight, Lebanon TN
25 Preston Shaw, Parsons TN
26 Joe R. Cassini, Collierville TN
27 Don Greenlee, Springdale AR
28 Gary Holmes, Springdale AR
29 Erma W. Smith, Fort Smith AR
30 Rheaba Thames, Fort Smith AR
31 Glenda Johnston, Maumelle AR
32 Jerri Dowdy, Kansas City MO
33 Karen Putnam, Kansas City MO
34 Steve Dowdy, Kansas City MO
35 Alex Tanalski, Petaluma CA
36 Arlindo Baptista, Petaluma CA
37 Daniel Varella, Stockton CA
38 Dee Hay, Pasadena TX
39 Douglas “Bucky” Seelig, Austin TX
40 Alan Dean, Johnson City TX
41 Mack Walker, Arlington TX
42 Karen Reinke, Martindale TX
43 Jean H. Barkley, Weimar TX
44 Don Hoy, Cuero TX
45 Suzie Manske, Arlington TX
46 Karin Barnes, Houston TX
47 Sherrie Davis, South Houston TX
48 Phil Barnes, Houston TX
49 Stephanie Brockman, Irving TX
50 Bert “Bubba” Reinke, Martindale TX
51 Herb Ross, Marble Falls TX
SHOW TEAMS
7 Tall Girl Frog, Rockdale TX
Caffey, Betty Sue
8 Crossroads Cafe, Columbia TN
McKee, Christy
9 Community First Hawaiian
Columbia TN
Davis, Johnny
10 Minuteman Chili, Russellville AR
Boehm, Jeff
11 Red Hot Chili Peppers
Russellville AR
Shelton, Sandra
12 Persimmon Hillbillies, Olathe KS
Delay, Brad
13 Chili Podcast.com, Dallas TX
Heaser, Steve
14 Lodi Memorial Hospital, Lodi CA
Shirley, Bob
15 Belly Buster, Bullard TX
McFarlin, Bryan
16 Stinkfoot, Waco TX
Trietsch, Jim
17 Hell-If-I-Know, Martindale TX
Reinke, Bert “Bubba”
18 Colet Zoo, Victoria TX
Lowery, Robert
19 Tall Boy, Rockdale TX
Caffey, John
20 Renegade Chili Rovers II
Trinity TX
Esford, Vicki
21 White Knuckle Chili, Scottsbluff NE
Haberman, Kyle
22 Hot Rodd Chili, Austin TX
Rodd, Ken
23 Shoot-A-Mile, Comfort TX
Goforth, John
January 2007
Terlingua Trails
Corporate Membership
Mikie McGarity - Membership Chairperson
PLEASE WELCOME
AND THANK THESE
CASI MEMBERS.
They have invested in our Society as Annual Corporate
Members. If you live in their area, PLEASE stop by and thank
them personally.
Please Welcome Our Newest
Corporate Member:
Cherokee Lakes, Inc. – Alexander, AR
Welcome Back Our Returning
Corporate Members:
El Paso Kid – St. Petersburg, FL
Pecan Grove RV Park – Alpine, TX
R&R Construction, Inc. – Monahans, TX
Wales Land Company, Inc. – Terlingua, TX
CORPORATE MEMBERS
Apache Pass – Rockdale, TX
Austin Lone Star RV Resort – Austin, TX
Bee Mountain Hardware – Terlingua, TX
Big Bend Motor Inn – Terlingua, TX
Big Bend Resort – Big Bend National Park, TX
Big Bend River Tours, Inc. – Terlingua, TX
The Boat House – Terlingua, TX
Hut Brown, Director Emeritus – El Paso, TX
Canyon Lake Medical Center – Canyon Lake, TX
Capitol One, N.A. – Austin, TX
Cherokee Lakes, Inc. – Alexander, AR
Chisos Frameworks – Terlingua, TX
Chisos Mining Co. Motel – Terlingua, TX
Dave’s Pepper Place – Spring, TX
Doug Seelig Land Surveyors, P.C. – Austin, TX
Dumb Blonde Enterprises, Inc. – Kansas City, MO
El Paso Kid – St. Petersburg, FL
Far Flung Outdoor Center – Terlingua, TX
Frontier Roadhouse – Terlingua, TX
Irving Does #201 – Irving, TX
KC’s Quick Mart/RV – Alpine, TX
The Knifeman – Houston, TX
La Posada Milagro Guesthouse – Terlingua, TX
Lorina’s Cantina – Del Rio, TX
Dr. Steve & Ann Meyer – Dallas, TX
Mike Strack – Sierra Vista, AZ
Mild Bill’s Spices, Etc. – Bulverde, TX
Mockingbird Hill – Bronte, TX
Monosite, Inc. – Odessa, TX
Nooksack River Casino – Deming, WA
Passport America – Long Beach, MS
Pecan Grove RV Park – Alpine, TX
Pioneer RV Resorts, Inc. – Palacios, TX
Quilts, Etc by Marguerite – Terlingua, TX
R&R Construction, Inc. – Monahans, TX
Rancho Fandango – Terlingua, TX
Red River Conference Center – Red River, NM
Renfro Foods, Inc. – Fort Worth, TX
Rio Bravo Security – Terlingua, TX
Saltwater Cowboy Cantina – Terlingua, TX
San Antonio Pod CASI – San Antonio, TX
Southwest Abstract & Land Co. – Rankin, TX
Southwest Canopy of Texas – Houston, TX
Southwest Horn Toad Raisers Assn. – Odessa, TX
Starlight Theatre – Terlingua, TX
Study Butte Store – Study Butte, TX
T&K Dairy – Snyder, TX
Ten Bits Ranch – Terlingua, TX
Terlingua Auto Service – Terlingua, TX
Terlingua Ghostown – Terlingua, TX
Thunderbird Machinery – Odessa, TX
Traders Village, LTD – Grand Prairie, TX
Wales Land Company, Inc. – Terlingua, TX
WPI Firefighter’s Fund – Ft. Worth, TX
Donations, Contributions and Memorials
A donation was made to the CASI Scholarship Fund by SAP-CASI .
Donations were made to the CASI Scholarship Fund by Herb & Ruby Ross and Kinnison Chiropractic
Center in memory of Rita Stateczny, Lydia Seelig, and Bernice May Osborne.
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Bess Continued from Page 3
From last count, it looks like Harry will be
delivering 48 goodie boxes this year. The boxes are 24count cardboard beer flats covered in foil and filled
with 25 different types of old fashioned homemade
candies, cookies, breads, etc. In addition to the boxes,
the past three or four years I have started making chili.
The chili is my project and it goes to the Fire Department,
Electric Department, the bank (I have to keep them
happy for all the checks Harry writes), the supermarket,
and several other stops in Lamar. All the hours of
preparation, frustration and expense are forgotten
when you see the smiles on people’s faces.
So with all the baking and cooking, trying to do
Christmas shopping for myself, taking the grandkids
shopping, planning a family dinner when we can all be
together, a son on the Fire Department in Lamar, a sonin-law who is a fireman in Warrensburg, Missouri, a
daughter who does part-time dispatching and works
for the Johnson County Sheriff’s office, a soon to be
daughter-in law who is a Nurse, and then Harry, I stay
quite busy. For all of you who read this that are or have
been involved with emergency services, you learn to
take holidays when you can get everyone together.
Harry and I and all the rest of the crew here
at the Retirement White House want to say that we
hope 2007 will bring things to many people that will
bring some joy in the humdrum of everyday life.
A quick update – Precious, the Chow, is doing
fine after her battle with Witty Kitty. Witty is the Tiger
Stripe Mane Coon Cat, who was sleeping on the coffee
table and rolled off on Precious. Not sure what
happened but Mister Witty ended up with a broken jaw
and had to have surgery. He is okay now; it just
changed his meow to a different tone. YOYO, the
cream colored Mane Coon Cat, is really enjoying the
Christmas tree. He takes the gold-colored garland
rope off as fast as I put it on.
Austin and Cheyene are both doing fine and
making A’s in school this year. Time sure does fly. Oh,
really, it doesn’t seem as the 60 minutes in an hour are
the same as they were 6 years ago. When I started
writing my column, Austin & Cheyene were both in
grade school dependent on Grand Ma & Grand Pa.
Now both are in high school and we don’t have them
as much.
As if I didn’t have a full day trying to get this
out, Harry just called from the shop and wants some
help taking the dash out of our 1967 Grand Prix show
car. I know what that means; I will end up taking it out.
Well, Minnie Mouse says it is time to close.
Thank You for Your Time & Until Next Time
“Remember To Start Slow & Then Taper Off “.
Tom Cook donated to the CASI Scholarship Fund in memory of Lydia Seelig.
Donations were made to the CASI Scholarship Fund by Dan & Janie Bauer in memory of Mary Bell
Reed and Arlene Harlon.
The New Mexico Chili Society contributed to the AED Fund.
Bess & Harry
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Terlingua Trails
NOBODY TOLD ME
The best laid plans of mice and
men….everybody in the world has probably heard that
lament! And it holds true in the world of chili cooking,
just like any other activity.
There was a cookoff in Springdale, Arkansas,
on December 2, and it was for the benefit of a charity
that that the Dumb Blonde and I wanted to support.
Weather at that time of year is very likely to be pretty
cool, say around 40º, but it could be as warm as 70º.
Besides, it would be 200 miles south of Kansas City, so the weather might be quite
nice. And if it turned out to be really cold, maybe we would cook inside.
So, we made plans. We made hotel reservations, bought meat and spices,
even called the contact person to let her know that we would be there; even called
a couple of friends to meet us in Springdale.
Thanksgiving weekend was more than beautiful in Kansas City, with high
temperatures in the low 70’s. We had record breaking good weather until about the
Tuesday evening before the cookoff. It was like living in a Twelve-Point State!
Then the temperature took a nose dive into the low twenties and the
prediction was for freezing rain followed by snow. About the worst weather that
we can get around KC is freezing rain. Ice collects on the trees, the branches break
and fall on the power lines, and the power goes out. And it stays out. Sometimes
it stays out for 6 or 8 days, or maybe even more. All-electric houses lose a great
deal of their charm under those conditions.
You folks in Twelve-Point State (you know who you are) will find the rest
of this story hard to believe. I find it hard to believe that I ever left Texas for life
in the frozen northland.
Nothing much happened until Wednesday afternoon. Then a light drizzle
began when the temperature was about 34ºF, and that’s not really too bad. If the
temperature just stays above freezing, we’ll be alright! Nevertheless, wouldn’t it
be good idea to go to the grocery store and hoard a few staples?
Our friends called and said “thanks for the invitation” and they chickened
out. I called Springdale and checked the weather. I started watching The Weather
Channel. The ice wasn’t too bad on Thursday morning, the limbs didn’t fall and we
still had power. We might make it yet!
Thursday afternoon, the snow started. This storm did not creep in on silent
cat’s feet. It came in with all the fury of a woman scorned. I couldn’t see the house
across the street. My wife had prevailed upon me, her hero, to take her to work
that morning and I just couldn’t leave her stranded there. The thirty minute trip to
her office took an even hour. The return trip took an hour and a half. Now, I can’t
see the house next door! I called the hotel and canceled our reservations.
Friday morning broke to just light snow, and the landscape was beautiful!
Eight inches of snow will cover a lot of unraked leaves and ragged lawns, and one
can’t help talking about how beautiful it is. Then reality sets in, and I realize that
I can’t get any car out of the driveway, much less get down the hill on which we
live. Even if I could, the only way to get back to the top of the hill would be by
helicopter or hot air balloon.
By Saturday night, our neighbor managed to get his big Bobcat into action
and our driveway was cleaned in a flash, and all it will cost me is a pot of chili for
his family and a few friends. Life is good.
Now, we’re making plans for a cookoff in Orland Park, Illinois on January
20. Surely it won’t snow in Chicago on that weekend; surely we can keep these
plans.
On second thought, maybe I’d better go back
and re-read the first eight words of this epistle.
Steve Dowdy
January 2007
TallyWhackers
During the course of my tenure as CASI
TallyMaster, I have received paperwork in all kinds of
condition. There have been chili (I hope) stains, water
spots, folded to recipe card size, and crumpled-up like a
paper ball. Plus many more, but as long as all the
information is all there and legible, it’s okay.
Recently, I received a new entry into the
Results Sheet Museum from El Paso, Texas. The top
and a little of the right edge on the sheet were singed!
Yes, as in burned. The Referee’s wife, a young lady we all know, offered several
explanations concocted by the cooks in attendance. They ranged from the
storytelling of a certain New Mexico cook, who we also all know, storytelling which
certainly could spontaneously combust paper to the fact that they were holding a
cookoff on Sunday. The real reason is not so colorful. It seems the envelope
containing the forms wandered too close to a stove lighter that didn’t turn off.
There are two very positive things that this paperwork brought to my
attention. First, I received the paperwork for this Sunday cookoff the following
Friday. This not only helps me but provides good service to the cooks in that region.
Second, the paperwork was obviously not in the same condition as it was sent to
them. They took the time to communicate the reason for the condition of the forms.
Communicating information about cookoffs to the appropriate CASI
Director is very important. The CASI Regional Referee is responsible for each and
every cookoff scheduled in their designated region. If there is a problem with the
conduct of the cookoff, it should be reported to the CASI Executive Director. If a
cookoff is canceled, it should be reported to the ED, Upcomings Director, or the
TallyMaster so proper notification can be made. If a cookoff fails to meet the
minimum number of cooks for CASI sanctioning and is not submitted, or canceled,
the TallyMaster must be notified. There are many instances when I track down
someone to get information on a delinquent cookoff only to find out it wasn’t held.
I understand that failing to get a cookoff sanctioned is not a pleasant thing to deal
with, but please let me in on it.
There will, from time to time, be the necessity for a Regional Referee to
assign someone to referee a cookoff who is not currently an Area Referee or Great
Pepper. This is perfectly acceptable. There are many people qualified to referee a
cookoff who are not currently a Pod’s Area Referee. The CASI ED supplies me
with a list of Referees. These are the people authorized to referee cookoffs. When
I get paperwork from someone who is not on that list, it delays processing the
cookoff results. I first check with Mr. Dean to see if he knows anything about the
situation (occasionally he does) and then with the Regional Referee responsible for
the cookoff to see if he/she authorized that person to referee the cookoff. If the
Regional Referees will communicate this information to me before the cookoff, it
will save time getting the cookoff results entered into the CASI database.
By time you read this, the holidays will be behind us and I hope you all have
a great 2007. I’ve always maintained the best part of this job is sending out
qualification cards. I hope all of you will hear from me.
Bill Pierson
CASI TallyMaster
Louis listens to the advice of Dee Hay.
A response will follow next month.
January 2007
Terlingua Trails
Advice to Louis Gonzales
Regarding his Naked Hen
I’ve been intending to get in touch with Louis
Gonzales’ regarding his plea about the naked hen
problem out at the Ranch. The story I’m about to
share has been kept “a secret” between my siblings
and me ever since the day it happened. We have
shared the laughter over this chicken many times, but
only among ourselves. At least my siblings thought it was a family secret, but I have
to confess, about 4 years ago I shared this story with Norma Homesley and Carol
Kitchens at the Horn Toad Chili Cookoff in Rankin, Texas.
We were sitting in the Homesley’s motorhome, just gossiping about nothing
important, except Carol winning the coveted Horn Toad that day. I can’t for
the life of me remember why I told them this story, but Norma, Carol, and I laughed
so hard; we kept adding “what ifs” and the story became funnier and funnier (and,
NO, we were not drinking).
I’m sure that most of you know that I grew up a real country girl. I lived on
a farm until I was 7 years old (then moved to the oil fields). While living on the farm,
one of the many things we raised were chickens. My siblings and I shared in the
feeding and caring of the animals. We had what we referred to as “the chicken
yard”. This was a fenced off area using what my Daddy referred to as “chicken
wire”.
One day while feeding the chickens, my siblings and I found that one of the
young chicks was losing her feathers. Every day it looked as if she was losing more
and more feathers and in about a week, she was stark naked, absolutely featherfree. We told our Mother about this chicken and when we told her the chicken didn’t
have any feathers left, Mother went to investigate.
She gathered the chick, holding it in her hands, and exclaimed to us, “This little
thing is so sunburned! I’m taking it into the house and putting some salve on it.”
Once in the house and the chicken had its salve rubbed on, Mother said that this
chicken could not tolerate another day in the hot sun. She declared that she was
making this chicken a dress to wear. And that’s exactly what she did. She took
a flour sack (flour came in cloth sacks in those days), cut a rectangle strip of cloth,
folded it in half, cut a place for the chick’s head to poke out, brought it under each
wing, and safety pinned the front and back together. We kids were in awe at the
fashion she had created for this poor naked chicken.
We returned the chicken to the yard and set it down – the other chickens
scattered, running in all directions. The “dressed chick” tried to fit in among them
but they wouldn’t let her. Mother said that they would get used to her after a while
and it would be okay. We kids thought she was so cute wearing that dress.
One of the other duties my siblings and I shared was to scare off the chicken
hawks. Mother taught us that when we heard the chickens squawking and cackling,
we were to run out to the chicken yard and start clapping our hands and making
noises to scare off the hawk before he could fly off with one of the chicks. Every
now and then we would be too late and would see the hawk in flight with a chicken.
You have probably guessed where this story is going by now. Approximately
3 days into the fashion show in the chicken yard, we heard squawking and cackling,
so we kids went running out. We were too late. Flying up and away from the yard
was this hawk, carrying our chicken with the little dress on far away, never to be
seen again. Of course you may know there were some tears falling that day.
Norma, Carol, and I said that if that had happened in this day and time with all
the modern outreach of media that we have, and that hawk had flown over and
dropped that chicken in a crowd of people, could you imagine the TV coverage and
news headlines: “Alien Baby Girl Drops from Sky”.
Now, Louis, I don’t recommend that you make that hen a dress out of a
Gladiola flour sack, because that hawk probably thought our chick had already been
battered and fried by the sun. But you might try cutting a small hole in a stocking
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cap, just large enough for the hen’s head, then cut some slits down the sides for her
wings to fit through, being careful, leaving a wide band at the cuff of the cap to go
around the hen’s waist. This will keep the hen warm. And remember, you, Dave
Boone, and Roger Bains all swore to me that chicken hawks and buzzards all
migrate down into Mexico for the winter, so you won’t have any worries at this time
of year.
Another suggestion - Popeye’s Fried Chicken now offers “Naked Chicken”
on their menu. You could contact Popeye’s and see if they would be interested in
buying these ready-made chickens. Let me know if they are, I’d like to invest in
some NAKED CHICKEN STOCK.
Dee Hay
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Terlingua Trails
January 2007
Cook Off Winners
Oct 7, 2006-010 - Lees Summit MO
Kick It Up! Chilifest, 17 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Larry Velasquez, Mission KS
3 Tony Lux, Shawnee KS
4 Colleen Lintner, Shawnee KS
6 Rudy Lintner, Shawnee KS
7 Kevin Stovall, Lees Summit MO
9 Matt Adams, Grain Valley MO
10 David Bagley, Lees Summit MO
Oct 7, 2006-011 - Hilton Head Island SC
22nd Annual Kiwanis Club CCO, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Brent Lundy, Statesville NC
2 Glen Hill, East Dublin GA
3 James T. “J.T.” Pittman
Douglasville GA
4 Adrienne Grant, Durham NC
5 Doyle McGowan, Dublin GA
6 Herb Britton, Hilton Head Island SC
7 Bob Johnston, Kernersville NC
8 John Rhyne, Mooresville NC
9 Brent Layne, Hilton Head Island SC
10 Teresa Loyd, Dublin GA
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Blue Coyote, Bluffton SC
Brad Blake
2 Blue Devil Chili, Durham NC
Adrienne Grant
3 No Name Chili, Douglasville GA
James T. “J.T.” Pittman
Oct 14, 2006-004 - Love Valley NC
Love Valley Chili Cookoff, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Kenneth (Kenny) Jones
Reidsville NC
2 Dan Barefoot, Burlington NC
3 Michael “Bubba” Williams
Mocksville NC
6 Robin Miller, Madison NC
7 Steve Dixon, Summerfield NC
8 George Doggett, Shelby NC
9 Harry McKais, Houston TX
10 Jean Lundy, Statesville NC
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Knock Your Boots Off, East Bend NC
Ann Matthews
2 Thickety Mountain Chili, Shelby NC
George Doggett
3 Barefoot’s Toe Jam, Burlington NC
Dan Barefoot
Oct 14, 2006-005 - Whitney TX
Thousand Trails Whitney Cook-Off, 53
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Randall Lee (Randy) Duke
Valley Mills TX
2 Billy Hutson, Granbury TX
3 Lynette Roberson, Red Oak TX
4 Betty Sue Caffey, Rockdale TX
5 R. Bruce Stewart, Hurst TX
6 Lisa R Duggan, Many LA
7 Vicki Sanders, Ennis TX
8 Mike Rider, Richardson TX
9 Debbie Morgan, Valley Mills TX
10 David Manske, Arlington TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Spine Tingling Chili
Marble Falls TX
Carrie Kinnison
2 Lilly Chili, Valley Mills TX
Debbie Morgan
Betty Sue Caffey
Oct 14, 2006-009 - Wagoner OK
Wagoner Chili Cookoff, 26 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Debbie Greenlee, Springdale AR
2 Dana Lord, Wagoner OK
3 Randy Evans, Gore OK
5 Aaron Gregory, Broken Arrow OK
6 David Brown, Catoosa OK
7 Everett Crawford, Broken Arrow OK
8 Hannah Presson, Catoosa OK
9 Marvin Adams, Wagoner OK
10 Eldon Ferrell, Wagoner OK
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Broomstick Girls, Hulbert OK
Ramona Josey
2 Armstrong Bank, Wagoner OK
Jean Jones
3 Classy Ladies, Wagoner OK
Regina Williams
Oct 14, 2006-011 - Marshall TX
FireAnt Festival Chili Cookoff, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 David (Dave) Trice, Hallsville TX
2 Jerry R. Hunt, Shreveport LA
3 Chuck Darden, Hallsville TX
4 Renea Oswalt, Marshall TX
5 Wayne Wray, Bivins TX
6 Debbie Deen, Marshall TX
7 John D. Oswalt, Marshall TX
8 Bobby Shirey, Marshall TX
9 Robert Wray, Longview TX
10 David Begonis, Haughton LA
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Dr. Dave’s VooDoo Stew
Hallsville TX
David (Dave) Trice
2 Grizzly Head Gravy, Hallsville TX
Chuck Darden
3 Danger Men Cooking, Marshall TX
Bobby Shirey
Oct 14, 2006-015 - Homosassa FL
Southeast Chili Cookoff, 21 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Myrna Ince, Lakeland FL
2 Charles E. (Chuck) Dolan
Columbus OH
3 Jimmy L. Maturo, Niceville FL
4 Mary Trotter, Crystal River FL
5 Kitty Dolan, Spring Hill FL
Lebanon TN
7 Bert Dunn, Homosassa FL
8 Lynette Maggs, Newport Richey FL
9 Frank Arevalo, Wellington FL
10 Candace (Candi) Arevalo
Wellington FL
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Blue Hole Catering, Sarasota FL
Stephen Spicer
2 Candi Kisses, Wellington FL
Candace (Candi) Arevalo
3 Silver Wings, Niceville FL
Jimmy L. Maturo
Oct 14, 2006-016 - Tyler TX
4th Annual Tyler Elks Lodge #215 CC, 20
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Gil Hewlett, Tyler TX
2 Stan Moore, Tyler TX
3 Dani C. Medlin, Rowlett TX
4 Jim Vance, Tyler TX
5 Jan Young, Tyler TX
6 Nancy Hewlett, Murphy TX
7 Robert Crouch, Terrell TX
8 Wayne Thompson, Bullard TX
9 John Daniels, Winona TX
10 Ray Medlin, Rowlett TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Lazy Chili II, Tyler TX
Jim Vance
2 Triple Play, Tyler TX
Roger Crabtree
3 Long Star Chili, Tyler TX
Stan Moore
Oct 14, 2006-017 - Caruthersville MO
9th Annual Caruthersville Chili, 16 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Frank Hollomon, Caruthersville MO
4 Rhonda Horn, Caruthersville MO
5 Gary Mays, Caruthersville MO
7 Chris Riggs, Caruthersville MO
8 Gene Lewis, Caruthersville MO
9 Lynn Moss, Caruthersville MO
10 Jayme Rouse, Caruthersville MO
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Dumb Blonde Chili, Kansas City MO
Jerri Dowdy
2 UNCLAIMED
3 UNCLAIMED
Oct 15, 2006-001 - Whitney TX
Whitney Pod Chili Cook-Off, 52 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Kary Fieseler, Irving TX
2 Barbara “Babs” Johnson, Irving TX
3 Carrie Kinnison, Marble Falls TX
4 Teena “T.J.” Friedel, Irving TX
5 Larry “Doc” Kinnison
Marble Falls TX
6 Darrell Baxter, Grand Prairie TX
7 Genee R. Jolliffe, Livingston TX
8 David I. Jr. Sexton
Grand Prairie TX
9 Joe Strunc, Ennis TX
10 Tammie Wooster, Wichita Falls TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Betty Sue Caffey
2 Spine Tingling Chili
Marble Falls TX
Carrie Kinnison
3 12th Man Chili, Rockwall TX
David McKee
Oct 15, 2006-004 - Homosassa FL
Waterfront Chili Cookoff, 19 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
Wellington FL
2 Derrick Janisz, Tarpon Springs FL
3 James T. “J.T.” Pittman
Douglasville GA
4 Stephen Spicer, Sarasota FL
5 Bert Dunn, Homosassa FL
6 Ken Rodd, Austin TX
Lebanon TN
8 George “Rocky” Rockwell
Rochester NY
9 Tom Ince, Lakeland FL
10 Charles E. (Chuck) Dolan
Columbus OH
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Silver Wings, Niceville FL
Jimmy L. Maturo
2 Blue Hole Catering, Sarasota FL
Stephen Spicer
3 Candi Kisses, Wellington FL
Candace (Candi) Arevalo
Oct 21, 2006-002 - DeLand FL
January 2007
Great Bowls of Fire CCO, 22 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Keith Bennett, The Village FL
3 Tom Bechtol, DeLand FL
4 Myrna Ince, Lakeland FL
5 Tom Ince, Lakeland FL
6 Kelly Helms, DeLand Springs FL
7 Rick Manzo, Datona Beach FL
8 Sandy Adams, DeLand FL
9 Ed Carson, DeLand FL
Wellington FL
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Fallen For Red, Datona Beach FL
Rick Manzo
2 Hurricane Heat, DeLand FL
Tom Newberry
3 Tail Gate Chili, DeLand FL
Jim Viers
Oct 21, 2006-007 - North Little Rock AR
Elks Turkey Shoot & Cookoff, 20 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Allen Stotlar, Little Rock AR
2 Stuart Frye, Little Rock AR
3 Preston Nickle
North Little Rock AR
4 Bo Prewitt, North Little Rock AR
5 Dick Wagner, Little Rock AR
7 Karen Bailey, Maumelle AR
8 Bruce Smith, Little Rock AR
9 Debby Cagle, Bigelow AR
10 Jim Smith, Little Rock AR
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Wild Oats Chili, Little Rock AR
Linda Smith
2 Line Gang Chili, Fort Smith AR
Guy E. Smith
3 Schoolhouse Chili, Little Rock AR
Stuart Frye
Oct 21, 2006-009 - Eden NC
Chili Chow Down Cookoff, 16 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Kenneth (Kenny) Jones
Reidsville NC
2 Jean Lundy, Statesville NC
3 Richard J. Steinert, Greensboro NC
5 Michael “Bubba” Williams
Mocksville NC
6 Dan Barefoot, Burlington NC
7 Keith Miller, Madison NC
9 Bob Johnston, Kernersville NC
10 Lisa King, Reidsville NC
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Tahoe Outlaw Chili, Reidsville NC
Judy McCrickard
2 Wee Willie’s Chili, Reidsville NC
Lisa King
3 Pop Pop’s Pyrectic, Greensboro NC
Richard J. Steinert
Oct 21, 2006-012 - Cameron TX
Ben Milam VFW 2010 Benefit, 15 CHILIS
Terlingua Trails
CHILI WINNERS
1 Angie Duke, Valley Mills TX
Valley Mills TX
3 James Bauer, Leander TX
4 Jessie Waguespack, Austin TX
5 Barbara Schueler, Leander TX
6 Jim Trietsch, Waco TX
7 Stephanie Daugherty, Leander TX
8 Susan Grothe, Lorena TX
9 Billy Doss, Georgetown TX
10 Neal Doss, Georgetown TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Honorable Chili, Lorena TX
Susan Grothe
2 911 Chili Station, Valley Mills TX
Randall Lee (Randy) Duke
Jim Trietsch
Oct 21, 2006-013 - Kerens TX
2nd Anual Kerens Cotton Harvesting, 22
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Lin Lindsey, Murchison TX
2 Johnnie L. Sullivan, Ennis TX
3 Rosa Gonzales, Corsicana TX
4 Gene Bullard, Kerens TX
5 Robbie Swart, Corsicana TX
6 Rex W. Jones, Dallas TX
7 Lou Hewlett, Tyler TX
8 Bridget Partain, Katy TX
9 Jeff Golden, Blooming Grove TX
10 Frances Sullivan, Ennis TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Bryan McFarlin
2 Chili By Willie, Malakoff TX
William Hesseltine
3 Hill Billy Bob, Richardson TX
Maryann Brubaker
Oct 21, 2006-014 - Odessa TX
‘’Paws’’ Cat Rescue Haven House, 15
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Amy Patton, Odessa TX
2 Roxana Patton, Odessa TX
3 Keith Patton, Odessa TX
4 Phyllis Patton, Odessa TX
5 Craig Struck, Odessa TX
6 Keith Coffman, Odessa TX
7 Gregg Wilson, Odessa TX
8 Heath Herndon, Odessa TX
9 Doretta “Dodie” Simpson, Odessa TX
10 Becky Sam Dixon, Odessa TX
Oct 21, 2006-015 - Lenexa KS
Williams Chili Challenge Midwest, 88 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Karen Putnam, Kansas City MO
4 Larry Velasquez, Mission KS
5 Colleen Lintner, Shawnee KS
7 Virgil Johnson, Ottumwa IA
8 Peggy Velasquez, Mission KS
9 Rudy Lintner, Shawnee KS
10 Scott Lamons, Shawnee KS
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Persimmon Hillbillies, Olathe KS
Brad Delay
2 Four Men In Heat, Shawnee KS
Scott Lamons
3 Checkered Flag Chili
Independence MO
Carol Rigsby
Oct 21, 2006-016 - Acampo CA
Woodbridge California State, 23 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Alex Tanalski, Petaluma CA
2 Arlindo Baptista, Petaluma CA
3 Daniel Varella, Stockton CA
4 Mark Holley, Stockton CA
5 Joe Simon, Lodi CA
6 Dee Nietschke, Lodi CA
7 Carlos Tovar, Petaluma CA
8 Robin Guthrie, Woodbridge CA
9 Bob Marshall, Martinez CA
10 Betsy Mahan, Wilton CA
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Lodi Memorial Hospital, Lodi CA
Bob Shirley
2 UNCLAIMED
3 UNCLAIMED
Oct 21, 2006-017 - Culpeper VA
5th Annual Old House Vineyards CCO, 15
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Margie Magill, Annapolis MD
2 John Iaquinta, Annapolis MD
3 Dick DeiTos, Fairfax VA
4 Janie Bauer, Alexandria VA
5 Roger Koltz, Palmyra VA
6 Daniel E. “Dan” Bauer
Alexandria VA
7 Jackie Koltz, Palmyra VA
8 Douglas Johnson, Harrisburg PA
9 Christine (Chris) Johnson
Harrisburg PA
10 Jenny Windsor, Baltimore MD
Oct 21, 2006-018 - Columbia TN
22nd Annual Maury County Tennessee, 15
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Renee F. Moore, Gulf Shores AL
2 Katie Seadler, Spring Hill TN
3 Carol Knight, Lebanon TN
Lebanon TN
5 Susie Shaw, Parsons TN
6 Sharon Neely, Murfreesboro TN
7 Anita DuBois, Columbia TN
8 Stacy Neisler, Columbia TN
9 Wanda Cassini, Collierville TN
10 Christy McKee, Columbia TN
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Crossroads Cafe, Columbia TN
Christy McKee
2 Taheati Chili, Franklin TN
Rhonda Benderman
3 DCATS, Columbia TN
Debbie Elliott
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Oct 21, 2006-019 - Columbia TN
22nd Annual Maury County Tennessee, 17
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Richard Knight, Lebanon TN
3 Joe R. Cassini, Collierville TN
4 Jimmy L. Maturo, Niceville FL
5 Bill Stegbauer, Memphis TN
6 Ray Seilbold, Columbia TN
7 Frank Holloman, Germantown TN
8 Richard “Rick” Williams, Memphis TN
9 Mark Craft, Columbia TN
10 Rick Seadler, Spring Hill TN
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Community First Hawaiian Chili
Columbia TN
Johnny Davis
2 Margaritaville Chili, Columbia TN
Joe Dendy
3 Blue Flame, Columbia TN
Stacy Anderson
Oct 21, 2006-020 - Bryan TX
Brazos Valley Elks #859 CCO, 16 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Sharon Dozier, Houston TX
2 Robert Nelson, Crawford TX
3 Pat Dozier, Houston TX
4 Cindy Brooks, Hearne TX
5 Tom Esford, Trinity TX
6 Wess Harper, Bryan TX
7 Mavis Nelson, Crawford TX
8 Vicki Esford, Trinity TX
9 Alan Kleiber, Franklin TX
10 Cookie Nuker, Bryan TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Pig Stop Chii, Houston TX
Sharon Dozier
Trinity TX
Vicki Esford
3 Black Cauldron, Somerville TX
Bill Black
Oct 21, 2006-022 - Knickerbocker TX
Rebuilding Together Chili & BBQ CCO, 15
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Fred Lazarus, San Angelo TX
2 Joe Yarbro, San Angelo TX
3 Ruben Rodriguez, Knickerbocker TX
4 Jo Ann Clifton, San Angelo TX
5 Kim Conner, San Angelo TX
6 Rory Randolph, San Angelo TX
7 Sherril Lloyd, San Angelo TX
8 Kyle Bailey, Knickerbocker TX
9 Jerry Fickling, San Angelo TX
10 Debbie Cross, San Angelo TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Twat Chili, San Angelo TX
Sherril Lloyd
2 Cow Hand Chili, Knickerbocker TX
Kyle Bailey
3 Amee’s Chili, San Angelo TX
Amee Clifton
Oct 21, 2006-023 - El Paso TX
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Trans Mt. 3rd Annual Optimist CCO, 15
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Eve DuMond, El Paso TX
2 Marion “Bud” Barrick, Organ NM
3 Ron Perkins, El Paso TX
4 Jon Sanders, El Paso TX
5 Debra Stoppiro, El Paso TX
6 Carol Straughan, El Paso TX
7 Manny T Garcia, Chaparral NM
8 Mary Hernandez, El Paso TX
9 Gary Buck, Chaparral NM
10 Don Stoppiro, El Paso TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Miasis Dragon, Chaparral NM
Gary Buck
2 Texas Wrangler Chili, El Paso TX
Donna Von Gentz
3 Exposure Chili, El Paso TX
Don Stoppiro
Oct 22, 2006-005 - Hydes MD
2nd Annual Boordy Vineyards CCO, 17
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Janie Bauer, Alexandria VA
2 Douglas Johnson, Harrisburg PA
3 John Iaquinta, Annapolis MD
4 Jim Parker, Alexandria VA
5 Bradley “Lew” Wheeling, Reading PA
6 Lisa Zimmerman, Forest Hill MD
7 Kim Archer, Pylesville MD
8 Jenny Windsor, Baltimore MD
9 Christine (Chris) Johnson
Harrisburg PA
10 Margie Magill, Annapolis MD
Oct 27, 2006-001 - Del Rio TX
Bonnie Everett Memorial CCO, 39 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Roylene Johnson, Ottumwa IA
2 Randy Evans, Canyon Lake TX
4 Wyman Jr, Gilliam, Del Valle TX
5 Nancy Coultas, Tucson AZ
6 Billy Bob Weatherly, Canyon Lake TX
7 John Caffey, Rockdale TX
8 Virgil Johnson, Ottumwa IA
10 Susan Dean, Johnson City TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Line Shack II, Canyon Lake TX
Reva Weatherly
John Caffey
3 Biker Babe Chili, San Antonio TX
Melodie Smith
Oct 27, 2006-002 - Odessa TX
15th Annual Guess Where, 28 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Kevin Wooster, Wichita Falls TX
2 Judy Hawthorne, Wichita Falls TX
3 Shirley Smith, Wichita Falls TX
4 Carol West, Telephone TX
6 Dan French, Wichita Falls TX
7 Mary Lee Wooster, Wichita Falls TX
8 Barbara Herrin, Paint Rock TX
Terlingua Trails
9 Drucella “Dru” Stewart, Hurst TX
10 Chuck Hawthorne, Wichita Falls TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Goat Gap Gazette, Waxahachie TX
Wayne Turner
2 Jack-O-Lantern Chili
Sierra Vista AZ
Guy Tennison
3 TLC, Odessa TX
Joann Scott
Oct 28, 2006-001 - McCamey TX
20th Annual McCamey Chamber, 30 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Harvey West, Telephone TX
3 Sylvia Riordan, Wichita Falls TX
7 Guy Tennison, Sierra Vista AZ
8 Barbara Herrin, Paint Rock TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Goat Gap Gazette, Waxahachie TX
Wayne Turner
2 Bear Whiz Cookers, Crane TX
Robin Crain
3 UNCLAIMED
Oct 28, 2006-002 - Kerrville TX
Kerr County Fair CCO, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Ruby Ross, Marble Falls TX
2 Robert Lisherness, San Antonio TX
3 Rick Davis, Boerne TX
4 Pat Dreibrodt, Comfort TX
5 Morris Tenery, Kerrville TX
6 John Goforth, Comfort TX
7 Sharon Roy, Johnson City TX
8 Terry L. Tenery, Kerrville TX
9 Sandra Roming, Eddy TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Sr. Buzzard Back Chili
Kerrville TX
Terry L. Tenery
2 Athletic Supporter, Boerne TX
Rick Davis
3 UNCLAIMED
Oct 28, 2006-003 - Flatonia TX
Flatonia Czhilispiel Czhili CCO 34, 139
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Mark Simecek, Yoakum TX
3 Lanna Fisbeck Cantwell, Weimar TX
4 Steve Herold, Austin TX
5 Jeff Ritchey, Round Rock TX
6 David Pitts, Katy TX
7 John St. Wrba, Flower Mound TX
8 Kevin Foley, Galveston TX
9 Donna Foley, Galveston TX
10 Rick Butler, Spring Branch TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Lip Smackin’ Chili, Houston TX
Susie Mozisek
2 Bunco Babes, Flatonia TX
Kelly Schacherl
3 Incessible Knockouts Chili
The, Moulton TX
Charlie Bartos
Oct 28, 2006-004 - Sierra Vista AZ
Sierra Vista Elks CCO, 22 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 John C. Johnson, Sierra Vista AZ
2 Dimas Cabello, Tucson AZ
3 Denise Cabello, Tucson AZ
4 Mike Strack, Sierra Vista AZ
5 Sunny Fichtl, Sierra Vista AZ
6 Roy Fisher, Sierra Vista AZ
7 Kim Tomlin, Sierra Vista AZ
8 Patti Kunstman, Sierra Vista AZ
9 Kimberly A. (Kim) Dunn
Sierra Vista AZ
10 Jim Tomlin, Sierra Vista AZ
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Los Tres Pendejos, Sierra Vista AZ
Ben Berry
2 Intimidator Chili, Sierra Vista AZ
Patti Kunstman
3 Hang ‘em High, Sierra Vista AZ
John C. Johnson
Oct 28, 2006-005 - Kaufman TX
15th Annual American Legion, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Danny Campbell, Cedar Hill TX
2 Ray Calhoun, Waxahachie TX
3 Steve Heaser, Dallas TX
4 Tina Barnes, Euless TX
6 Kelly Killingbeck, Euless TX
January 2007
7 Ron Barnes, Euless TX
8 Vicki Sanders, Ennis TX
10 Charles Breeden, Alvarado TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 South Side Foggy Mountain
Grand Prairie TX
Jim Johnson
Steve Heaser
3 Grand Prize, Waxahachie TX
Ray Calhoun
Oct 28, 2006-007 - Russellville AR
Arkansas State Men’s Championship, 30
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Bo Prewitt, North Little Rock AR
3 Gary Holmes, Springdale AR
5 Richard Jones, Roland AR
6 Guy E. Smith, Fort Smith AR
7 Bob Cagle, Bigelow AR
8 Ruben Camacho, Russellville AR
9 Eddie Wayne Sumrall, Little Rock AR
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Minuteman Chili, Russellville AR
Jeff Boehm
2 Holiday Inn Chili, Russellville AR
David Hartley
3 1st State Bank, Russellville AR
Ruben Camacho
Oct 28, 2006-008 - Russellville AR
January 2007
Arkansas Women’s State Championship,
18 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
4 Carol Zimmerman, Perry AR
5 Donna Jones, Roland AR
7 Dara Hopson, Fort Smith AR
8 Maria “Chudy” Swicegood
Maumelle AR
9 Linda Smith, Little Rock AR
10 Sandra Shelton, Russellville AR
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Red Hot Chili Peppers
Russellville AR
Sandra Shelton
2 Hot Chili Moma, Clarksville AR
Kelly Hardgrave
3 Split Tail Chili, Maumelle AR
Karen Bailey
Oct 28, 2006-009 - Lombard IL
Texan BBQ Chili Cookoff, 17 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Candice Thomas, Naperville IL
2 Wes Carlson, Loves Park IL
3 William C “Bill” Pierson
Batavia IL
4 Gloria Molitor, St. Charles IL
5 Cheryl L. Pierson, Batavia IL
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6 Larry Gabriel, Batavia IL
7 Mike Usiak, Chicago IL
8 Ed Dorfler, Grayslake IL
9 Charles “Bill” Thomas
Naperville IL
10 John Gastaldello, Downers Grove IL
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 No Skill Chili, Chicago IL
Patrick Gustafson
2 UNCLAIMED
3 UNCLAIMED
Oct 28, 2006-010 - Cassville MO
Cassville Annual Fall Festival, 16 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Junior Johnson, Lamar MO
2 Barbara Selfridge, Tulsa OK
3 Bob Alexander, Tulsa OK
4 Dixie Johnson, Lamar MO
5 Mark Bass, Skiatook OK
6 C R “Bob” Luney, Iowa Park TX
7 Lois Lowe, Cassville MO
8 Cherry Warren, Cassville MO
9 Melissa Inman, Cassville MO
10 Jerri Heuple, Cassville MO
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Red Rose Inn, Cassville MO
Melissa Inman
2 Hot Willie’s Chili, Cassville MO
Bill Shiveley
3 Emmanuel Baptist Church
Cassville MO
Jerri Heuple
Oct 28, 2006-012 - Temple TX
Temple Cookoff, 20 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Ernie Nelson, McGregor TX
4 James Bauer, Leander TX
5 Barbara Schueler, Leander TX
6 Neal Doss, Georgetown TX
7 David Lazarus, Killeen TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Jim Trietsch
Debbie Morgan
Oct 29, 2006-001 - Terlingua TX
American Legion CCO, 73 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Steve Nadeau, Boerne TX
4 Phil Greenlees, Houston TX
6 Diana Baker, Richland Hills TX
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7 Rick Thomas, Alto NM
8 Clint Wooster, Wichita Falls TX
10 David E. Baker, Richland Hills TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Royal Flush, Weimar TX
Jean H. Barkley
2 Jack-O-Lantern Chili
Sierra Vista AZ
Guy Tennison
3 Wink’s Surprise, Crawford TX
Dianne Stimson
Oct 29, 2006-002 - Temple TX
Sunday Temple Cookoff, 18 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
5 Michael Beecham, Temple TX
7 Ronald Rerich, Weimar TX
Valley Mills TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Jim Trietsch
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3 Dr. Ray, Waxahachie TX
Ray Calhoun
Oct 31, 2006-001 - Terlingua TX
Sotol Pod Chili Cookoff, 122 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
5 Ed Blair, Houston TX
6 Dani C. Medlin, Rowlett TX
7 Julie Cloninger, Deer Park TX
8 Myrl Coultas, Tucson AZ
9 Sue Yates, San Angelo TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Walking Show, Garland TX
Bill Lester
2 Minkie Around, Englewood FL
Scott Johnson
3 UNCLAIMED
Nov 4, 2006-002 - Devine TX
Devine Fall Festival, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Gladys Rowley, San Antonio TX
2 Larry Hodon, San Antonio TX
3 Laura McDaniel, San Antonio TX
4 Mario Lazarus, Universal City TX
5 Donna Straus, San Antonio TX
6 Jeanette Hodon, San Antonio TX
7 Lee Ann Jones, Inez TX
8 Happy Hinman, San Antonio TX
9 Robert MacNaughton, San Antonio TX
10 Linda Noblett, Devine TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Braveheart Chili, San Antonio TX
Robert MacNaughton
2 Jokers Wild, San Antonio TX
Jeanette Hodon
3 Flaming-O, San Antonio TX
Laura McDaniel
Nov 11, 2006-001 - Edna TX
Texana Chili Spill Cookoff, 22 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Don Hoy, Cuero TX
2 Tracey Horne, Victoria TX
3 Peggy Bocanegra, Houston TX
4 Mick Joplin, Palacios TX
5 Denaee Eastwood, Katy TX
6 Jackie Schlinger, Yoakum TX
7 Rita Forester, Edna TX
8 Charles Townsend, Bay City TX
10 Dianna Hoy, Cuero TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Home Brew II, Yorktown TX
Betsy Schulze
2 TIZZIT, Edna TX
Henry Danysh
3 UNCLAIMED
Nov 11, 2006-002 - Pampa TX
Shepherds Helping Hand First, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Scott Campbell, Amarillo TX
2 Margarett Lopez, Pampa TX
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3 Garnier Albus, Amarillo TX
4 Pam Matheson, Amarillo TX
5 Aegina Smith, Amarillo TX
6 Melvin Sanders, Amarillo TX
7 Amanda McDonald, Amarillo TX
8 Bill McDonald, Amarillo TX
9 Charles Hesse, Canyon TX
10 Steven A. Lopez, Pampa TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Aloha Chili, Pampa TX
James Workman
2 Campbell’s Kids, Amarillo TX
Scott Campbell
3 Bekin’s Best, Amarillo TX
Pam Matheson
Nov 11, 2006-003 - Little Rock AR
Scimitar Shriners Chili Cookoff, 18 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Linda Nickle, North Little Rock AR
4 Preston Nickle
5 Dara Hopson, Fort Smith AR
6 Debby Cagle, Bigelow AR
7 David Anderson, Greenwood AR
8 Karen Bailey, Maumelle AR
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 B Squared Chili, Fort Smith AR
Rheaba Thames
2 Sooners Chili, Fort Smith AR
Todd Chase
3 Red Cock Chili, Maumelle AR
Lee Bailey
Nov 11, 2006-004 - Sonoita AZ
Arizona Cowboy Symposium CCO, 32 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Sunny Fichtl, Sierra Vista AZ
2 Carson Smith, Tucson AZ
3 Trinad “Trina” Hernandez, Tucson AZ
4 Tom J. Klug, Gold Canyon AZ
5 Genee R. Jolliffe, Livingston TX
6 Kathy “Kat” Tomlin, Sierra Vista AZ
7 Wayne R. Jolliffe, Livingston TX
8 Jim Tomlin, Sierra Vista AZ
9 Nancy Coultas, Tucson AZ
10 Denise Cabello, Tucson AZ
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Magic Chili, Gilbert AZ
Bernard “Bernie” Kowalski
2 Los Tres Pendejos, Sierra Vista AZ
Ben Berry
3 Hang ‘em High, Sierra Vista AZ
John C. Johnson
Nov 11, 2006-005 - Edgewood TX
Log Cabin Chili Cookoff, 27 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Kenneth Swart, Corsicana TX
2 Ray Medlin, Rowlett TX
5 Kelly Killingbeck, Euless TX
6 Pat Langley, Garland TX
9 Danny Strunc, Ennis TX
10 Steve Heaser, Dallas TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Road Warriors Roadkill Chili Brew
Terrell TX
Larry Wampler
2 Devil & Diva, The, Murphy TX
David Hewlett
Steve Heaser
Nov 11, 2006-006 - Henderson TX
Heritage Syrup Festival Chili, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
3 Jerry R. Hunt, Shreveport LA
4 John Daniels, Winona TX
5 Pamela “Blu” Daniels, Winona TX
7 David Lefler, Bardwell TX
8 David (Dave) Trice, Hallsville TX
9 Cathie Ashby, Tyler TX
10 Bob Conley, Lindale TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Mad Hatters, The, Tyler TX
Gil Hewlett
Hallsville TX
David (Dave) Trice
3 Danger Men Cooking, Marshall TX
John D. Oswalt
Nov 17, 2006-001 - Katy TX
Katy Elks Lodge 8th Annual CCO, 23 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Vicki Bald, Webster TX
4 Marolyn “Mayo” Blair, Houston TX
5 Donna Foley, Galveston TX
7 Kevin Foley, Galveston TX
8 Teena G. Miller, Baytown TX
Nov 18, 2006-001 - Odessa TX
8th Annual Veterans Food Basket, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Phyllis Patton, Odessa TX
2 Gregg Wilson, Odessa TX
3 Joann Scott, Odessa TX
4 Laura L. Coad, San Angelo TX
5 Roger Bains, Rankin TX
6 Karen Bains, Rankin TX
7 Jackie Rogge, Odessa TX
8 Richard R. Scott, Odessa TX
9 David “Red Bean” Boone, Odessa TX
10 Amy Patton, Odessa TX
Nov 18, 2006-002 - McQueeney TX
Classic CASI Pod Fall Festival, 41 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Mari Capehart, Seguin TX
2 Clyde C Rogers, San Antonio TX
3 Robert Lisherness, San Antonio TX
4 Doyle Smith, San Antonio TX
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5 Annell Causey, Seguin TX
6 Janet Cielencki, San Antonio TX
7 Barry Karnei, Weesatche TX
8 Chunkie Harwell, Seguin TX
9 George K Jowers III, San Antonio TX
10 Steve Ashman, Austin TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Linda’s Black Cat Chili, Seguin TX
Linda Jaks
Ken Rodd
3 Cloverleaf #1, San Antonio TX
Janet Cielencki
Nov 18, 2006-004 - Katy TX
Uncle Ronnie Memorial Chili CCO, 40
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Matthew Rumelhart, Katy TX
4 G. Taylor Miller, Baytown TX
5 Don Hoy, Cuero TX
7 Michael A Mayorga, Seabrook TX
10 Earl W. “Who?” Gorhum
Montgomery TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Trinity TX
Vicki Esford
2 Shit Fire Chili, Katy TX
Jim Muller
3 Jo Mama, Houston TX
Jo Bachmeyer
Nov 18, 2006-005 - Rowlett TX
Main Street Holiday Festival, 51 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Eric Williams, Terrell TX
2 Clif Dugan, Denison TX
7 Barbara “Babs” Johnson, Irving TX
10 Teena “T.J.” Friedel, Irving TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Bull Rush, Irving TX
Ginny Williams
David Hewlett
Terrell TX
Larry Wampler
Nov 18, 2006-006 - Bossier City LA
Blue Goat Intergalactic Chili CCO, 28 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Jerry Don “JD” Duggan, Many LA
2 Bill Martin, Shreveport LA
4 Misty Wise, Minden LA
January 2007
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Desert Eagle and
Budweiser
2006 Sponsors
CASI Terlingua
7 Tim Mitchell, Many LA
8 Jason Ezell, Dallas TX
9 Jan Young, Tyler TX
10 Sherry Stuckey, Shreveport LA
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Hallsville TX
David (Dave) Trice
2 Salvation Army, Shreveport LA
Larry Hamilton
3 Opti Lou Lu’s, Shreveport LA
Wendy Hart
Nov 18, 2006-007 - Lindale TX
Masonic Scholarship Fund Drive CCO, 19
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Maxie Moore, Tyler TX
3 Bryan McFarlin, Bullard TX
6 David Lake, Jacksonville TX
7 Ralph Hay, Pasadena TX
8 Arlon Nipp, Tyler TX
10 Ted R. III Hume, Dallas TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Bryan McFarlin
2 Mad Hatters, The, Tyler TX
Gil Hewlett
3 Skull Island Chili, Jacksonville TX
David Lake
Nov 18, 2006-008 - Valley Mills TX
Annual Valley Mills Chili CCO, 34 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 David Lazarus, Killeen TX
4 Mark Sanders, Ennis TX
6 Gary Allison, Waco TX
7 Cynthia “Kay” Lefler, Bardwell TX
8 Dan Grannan, Waxahachie TX
10 Travis Allison, Waco TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Jim Trietsch
2 America Made Chili, Lorena TX
Susan Grothe
Debbie Morgan
Nov 18, 2006-009 - Whitehaven TN
POR Pod CCO,
15 CHILIS
C H I L I
WINNERS
1 Michael (Mike) Brown, Memphis TN
2 Lynne Murry, Como MS
3 Janet Gamble, Memphis TN
4 Rodney A. Jones, Horn Lake MS
5 George Kunkle, Couch MO
6 Susie Shaw, Parsons TN
7 Elizabeth “Bettye” Kemp, Couch MO
8 James Murry, Como MS
9 Mike Tarpley, Memphis TN
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Thunderbird Chili, Memphis TN
Mike Tarpley
2 Kings Hot Chili, Como MS
James Murry
3 Waggie T’s, Little Rock AR
Dick Wagner
Nov 18, 2006-011 - Marble Falls TX
VFW & Highland Lakes Pod CCO, 26 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Larry “Doc” Kinnison
Marble Falls TX
4 Susan Dean, Johnson City TX
6 Mike Benold, Dripping Springs TX
7 Pat Dreibrodt, Comfort TX
8 Marion “Rusty” Paske, Kingsland TX
9 Fred Westerman, Marble Falls TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Jelly Bean Chili #2, Burnet TX
Sally Hite
2 Chili On The Run, Gonzales TX
Carol Martin
3 Exceptional Chili
The, Kingsland TX
Melba Fae Paske
Nov 19, 2006-001 - McQueeney TX
Sunday Classic CASI Pod Fall, 30 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Mari Capehart, Seguin TX
2 George K Jowers III, San Antonio TX
3 H. Ray King, Seguin TX
4 Fread E. Cielencki Sr
San Antonio TX
6 Robert Capehart, Seguin TX
8 Carol Martin, Gonzales TX
9 Sue Harwell, Seguin TX
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10 Chunkie Harwell, Seguin TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Chili On The Run, Gonzales TX
Carol Martin
2 Ace In The Hole, San Antonio TX
Clyde C Rogers
Janet Cielencki
Nov 19, 2006-002 - Valley Mills TX
Day After Valley Mills Chili CCO, 34 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Shirley Sexton, Dallas TX
6 Gary Allison, Waco TX
7 Ricardo Lopez, Fort Worth TX
8 Shanda Robinson, Waco TX
9 Jamie Ballenger, DeLeon TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Hell’s Fury, Dallas TX
Shirley Sexton
2 Short Go Chili, DeLeon TX
Brad Ballenger
3 Made In America, Lorena TX
Ty Grothe
Nov 19, 2006-003 - Marble Falls TX
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Sunday VFW & Highland Lakes Pod, 20
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Louise Hayhurst, Kingsland TX
3 Marion “Rusty” Paske, Kingsland TX
4 Tom Cook, Marble Falls TX
6 Billy Doss, Georgetown TX
7 Raymond Pilchiek, Bluffton TX
8 Melba Fae Paske, Kingsland TX
9 John Caffey, Rockdale TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Jelly Bean Chili #2, Burnet TX
Sally Hite
John Caffey
3 Travelin Hors d’ oeuvres
Johnson City TX
Barbara C. Taylor
Nov 24, 2006-001 - Victoria TX
Day After Thanksgiving Chili CCO, 29
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Pete Drake, Houston TX
5 Lil Drake, Houston TX
7 Alice Reynolds, Rockport TX
9 Don Hoy, Cuero TX
10 Norma L. Homesley, Manchaca TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Robert Lowery
Bert “Bubba” Reinke
3 Spicy All Over, Livingston TX
Susan “Suzy” Weber
Nov 25, 2006-001 - Waco TX
3rd Annual H-E-B # 5, 32 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Janie Burruss, San Marcos TX
2 Lisa Rider, Richardson TX
3 Larry Burruss, San Marcos TX
4 Jim Taylor, Alvarado TX
5 Dianne Stimson, Crawford TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Dream Catcher, Irving TX
Teena “T.J.” Friedel
John Caffey
3 Wink’s Surprise, Crawford TX
Dianne Stimson
Nov 25, 2006-002 - Wichita Falls TX
Voiture Locale 939 Cookoff, 28 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Sherry Muhlbauer, Wichita Falls TX
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4 Jack Shephard, Wichita Falls TX
5 Nancy Graves, Wichita Falls TX
9 Michelle Graves, Wichita Falls TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Heartburn Chili, Wichita Falls TX
Don Barfield
2 UNCLAIMED
3 UNCLAIMED
25th Annual VASA Pod Chili CCO, 37 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
4 Glenwood (Glen) Volkmer
Victoria TX
6 Lisa Bone, Goliad TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Ken Rodd
Bert “Bubba” Reinke
Robert Lowery
Morning After Chili Cookoff, 16 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Robert Lowery, Victoria TX
2 Healani Bethke, Weesatche TX
3 Don Hoy, Cuero TX
4 Glenwood (Glen) Volkmer
Victoria TX
5 Lisa Bone, Goliad TX
7 Susan “Suzy” Weber, Livingston TX
8 Dianna Hoy, Cuero TX
9 Lenora Martignomi, Victoria TX
10 Barry Karnei, Weesatche TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Hoochie Mama, Cuero TX
Dianna Hoy
Ken Rodd
Robert Lowery
Dec 1, 2006-001 - Angleton TX
Christmas on the Square, 42 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Monette Birch, Seabrook TX
2 Ralph Hay, Pasadena TX
3 Mario Mercado, Danbury TX
4 Forrest Browny, Brazoria TX
5 Greg Leach, Lake Jackson TX
6 Jim Birch, Seabrook TX
7 Charles Quist, Houston TX
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January 2007
8 Hardwick Bieni, Angleton TX
9 Jan Canterbury, Conroe TX
10 Ronald Alexander, Freeport TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Dun-Rovin, Angleton TX
Ben Frankum Jr
2 Monkey-N-Futbol, Angleton TX
R. L. Boles
3 Smokin N Jokin, Angleton TX
Rick Wagner
Dec 2, 2006-001 - North Little Rock AR
Rudy’s Cookoff, 18 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 La Rena Cordell, Horn Lake MS
3 Eddie Wayne Sumrall, Little Rock AR
5 Maria “Chudy” Swicegood
Maumelle AR
6 Linda Nickle, North Little Rock AR
7 Roxann (Ann) Kyzer, Little Rock AR
8 Preston Nickle
9 Debbie Blanks, Little Rock AR
10 Rodney A. Jones, Horn Lake MS
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Red Cock Chili, Little Rock AR
Eddie Wayne Sumrall
2 Schoolhouse Chili, Little Rock AR
Stuart Frye
3 Dragon’s Breath, Memphis TN
Richard “Rick” Williams
Dec 2, 2006-003 - Tomball TX
7th Annual Piney Woods Pod Cookoff, 24
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Nigel Delgado, Houston TX
4 Jo Bachmeyer, Houston TX
7 Lynn Delgado, Houston TX
8 Pat Krenek, Houston TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
Ken Rodd
2 Jo Mama, Houston TX
Jo Bachmeyer
3 Oil Field Trash, Houston TX
Larry Hammock
Dec 2, 2006-004 - Golden CO
Downtown Golden Holiday, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 John Montgomery, Golden CO
2 Karen Hendricks, Broomfield CO
3 Rocky Kimball, Highlands Ranch CO
4 Julia Kimball, Highlands Ranch CO
5 Steve Lee, Longmont CO
6 Lyman Wilkinson, Loveland CO
7 Christi Batie, Loveland CO
8 Gerry Hartshorn, Morrison CO
9 Kyle Haberman, Scottsbluff NE
10 Linda Wilkinson, Loveland CO
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SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Warriors of the Crimson Pepper
Longmont CO
Steve Lee
2 White Knuckle Chili, Scottsbluff NE
Kyle Haberman
3 Chili Shack, The, Loveland CO
Lyman Wilkinson
Dec 2, 2006-005 - Waring TX
14th Annual Texas Hill Country Pod, 42
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Mike Benold, Dripping Springs TX
3 Barbara C. Taylor, Johnson City TX
4 Barbara Benold, Dripping Springs TX
6 Doyle Smith, San Antonio TX
7 Keith Karaff, Houston TX
8 Shirley Stateczny, Comfort TX
10 Bill Dees, Bulverde TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Tooth Fairy Chili, Johnson City TX
Barbara C. Taylor
2 Shoot-A-Mile, Comfort TX
John Goforth
Janet Cielencki
Dec 2, 2006-008 - Grand Prairie TX
Grand Prairie Ford 1st Annual CCO, 26
CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Clif Dugan, Denison TX
7 Roger Foltz, Mesquite TX
9 Dee Palmer, Mansfield TX
10 Patti Cook, Garland TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
David Hewlett
Terrell TX
Larry Wampler
3 Tool Time Chili, Rowlett TX
Ray Medlin
Dec 2, 2006-009 - Springdale AR
Greenlee Acres Cookoff, 19 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
2 Jami Gregory, Broken Arrow OK
4 Hannah Presson, Catoosa OK
5 Guy E. Smith, Fort Smith AR
6 Mark Bass, Skiatook OK
7 Aaron Gregory, Broken Arrow OK
9 Lorinda Crawford, Broken Arrow OK
10 John Hornback, Broken Arrow OK
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Quack Up Chili, Springdale AR
Joyce Greenlee
2 B Squared, Fort Smith AR
Dara Hopson
3 Redneck, Springdale AR
Don Greenlee
Dec 2, 2006-010 - Denton TX
Denton Elks Cookoff, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Lee Brett, Euless TX
4 Cathy Gresham, Krum TX
5 Robert E. Bell, Aubrey TX
7 Harvey West, Telephone TX
8 Delora Goin, Valley View TX
10 Mikie McGarity, Paradise TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Grand Prize, Waxahachie TX
Ray Calhoun
2 Cowgirl Attitude, Sanger TX
Vickie Blackburn
3 UNCLAIMED
Dec 3, 2006-001 - Tomball TX
Day After Piney Woods Pod CCO, 18 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Stacey Davis, Pasadena TX
4 Roy Davis, Pasadena TX
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6 Darrell Hopper, Kemah TX
10 Ava Horan, Tomball TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Renegade Chili Rovers, Trinity TX
Tom Esford
2 Feike Builders, Spring TX
Troy Hubble
3 UNCLAIMED
Dec 10, 2006-002 - El Paso TX
El Paso Elks Club 187 CCO, 15 CHILIS
CHILI WINNERS
1 Balta Vizcaino, El Paso TX
2 Joe Price, La Luz NM
3 Bobby Elliott, El Paso TX
4 Mary Hernandez, El Paso TX
5 Donna Von Gentz, El Paso TX
6 Joe Talamantes, El Paso TX
7 Patsy Elliott, El Paso TX
8 Eve DuMond, El Paso TX
9 Marion “Bud” Barrick, Organ NM
10 Carol Straughan, El Paso TX
SHOWMANSHIP WINNERS
1 Asheep At The Wheel, El Paso TX
Carol Straughan
2 Triple JJJ, El Paso TX
Joe Talamantes
3 Bounty Hunter, El Paso TX
Hut Brown
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January 2007
Public Relations
What should a newsletter include? Certainly recognition of POD members
working for the POD and CASI. How about our new POD members as to who they
are, highlights of the meeting(s) since the last newsletter, recognition of cookoff
sponsors and hosts, information on CASI programs, upcoming events and meetings,
POD promotions of chili and CASI, information on CASI membership and why
members should join CASI, information received on CASI Directors’ Meetings, etc.
We will have a POD newsletter contest again this year with a couple of
changes. First their will be two categories: Monthly and Quarterly. Next we will
recognize the top two places in each category.
If you would like to be the Chairman of this committee, contact me at: email
[email protected] or cell phone 210 887 8827.
Ken Rodd
Ken Peach accepting 1st place trophy from Boomer Kingston for
winning the POD Newsletter contest
Public Relations
The first “POD Newsletter” Contest is in the books with Puget Pod taking
the top honors with a close win over Rose City POD, Houston POD and Black Gold
POD. The nine Great Peppers, along with the two newspaper people, who were
the judges all agreed the task of scoring the entries was not nearly as easy as they
thought it would be. The success of the first year exceeded expectations; it created
excitement and it appears a few more PODS will have newsletters this year.
Newsletters are very important to the success of the POD. PODS that are
very successful have newsletters and PODS that are struggling do not have
newsletters – for the most part that is the bottom line. Newsletters don’t have to
be sent out each month but probably should be at least quarterly.
Continued Next Column
Winners at the Elks CCO, El Paso, Tx
Left to Right: Mary Hernandez, Pod of the Pass, 4th Place Chili, Donna Van Gentz,
Pod of the Pass, 5th Place Chili, Bud Barrick, New Mexico Chili Society, 9th Place
Chili, Eve DuMond, Pod of the Pass, 8th Place Chili, Bobby Elliot, Pod of the Pass,
3rd Place Chili, Patsy Elliot, Pod of the Pass, 7th Place Chili, Joe Price, New Mexico
Chili Society, 2nd Place Chili, Balta Vizcaino, Pod of the Pass, 1st Place Chili, Carol
Straughan, Pod of the Pass, 10th Place Chili and 1st Place Show. Not shown: Joe
Talamantes, 6th Place Chili
Mama Says Thanks
Wow, what a party at our 40th TICC this year.
Directors, you did another great job in putting it all
together. And another great champion, another
chili daughter, Dana Plocheck, came forward and
captured the crown. We were so proud of all the
winners and can’t wait for next year to get here.
It was exciting on Scholarship Day and I was very excited when my number was
called for 2nd Place Beans and was told it was a 4 way tie for 1st. Guess I used
up all my mojo on Beans, cause it didn’t happen in Chili. But we were just very
happy to be able to be there.
Farmer and I wish to thank everyone who helped us all week long. You
know the Farmer, even on a crutch, he thinks he can still do a bunch. So he was
the driver and pointer for the sign crew on Monday. Thank you Rick Thomas and
Clyde Rogers and Doyle Smith for letting him be in charge…..Thank you Dee
Palmer for bringing us water. Thank you Ray and Dani for checking on us several
times a day. Thank you Sot Pod members for all your work at the Central Texas
Happy Hour and Membership drive. A big thanks to our River Runners for handling
the Bar one more time and helping tote everything to and from the trailer. As I
promised, I did not volunteer us for another year. Jessie and Jeannette and Billy
and Neal were constantly helping running back and forth. And I think we all had
a great time. Thank you Stateczny circle for having us there another year. And
thank you all seven Pods that helped put it all together.
TICC is a very large project and so much planning goes into it every year.
But so much cannot be done until that very week.. If you do not volunteer to help
in areas, you are really missing out. If you want to really have some fun, get with
the veggie cutting group next year, the shirt folding group, the “Trashy” bunch, the
sign crew, Krazy Flats, or work the bar. Sign up for the gate, work registration, and
help on Friday and Saturday on the big days. If you don’t volunteer ahead of time,
go up and ask a Director where help is needed. They will welcome your help. It
takes a whole bunch of folks to run this wonderful exciting event.
Thank you to Bud Barrick and Jim Parker, who I casually invited to our
party Thursday afternoon when we put up the awning, when we have the annual
Kinnison, Barkley, put up your awning party. Thanks to Bucky and Carolyn who
helped us take it down on Sunday morning.
Hope we can all go next year and have another great time. See you on the
Chili trail. Get lots of points and get qualified……
Have a Blessed Holiday Season. GOD BLESS US ALL AND GOD
BLESS AMERICA.
January 2007
Terlingua Trails
Some of the winners from the Inaugural Grand Prairie
Ford CCO held in Grand Prairie, Texas on 12-2-06.
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Pots of Green and Red Chili on an open fire
Scholarship Recipient
Hello,
My name is Grace Ester Lim, from Sierra Vista, Arizona. I attended Buena
High School and am currently attending Georgetown University in Washington,
D.C. as a sophomore. At Georgetown, I am thinking about majoring in
Psychology with a minor in Korean and taking pre-med classes in hopes of going
to med school upon graduation. My dream is to become a pediatrician, since my
passion is for working with children. Growing up, I taught Sunday school, and
tutored kids of all ages and truly love working and helping children. With my
education from Georgetown and med school, I hope to help children not only
around me, but also those in third-world countries, especially North Korea. I
sincerely thank the CASI organization for supporting me in achieving my dream.
The generousity of the CASI cooks who donated Christmas presents bring big
smiles to the Terlingua area children.
John Montgomery is all smiles after winning the
Red Chili Cookoff in Golden, Colorado
Ken and Candi
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January 2007
Cooking With CASI
Jan 6, 2007-001 - Bastrop TX CASI.
American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Unit
533, 3003 Loop 150 East. Benefit American Legion Auxiliary Entry fee $20, turnin 2 PM. Make checks payable to ALA.
Contact Crystal Dear P.O. Box 717 Bastrop
TX 78602. 512-844-6668 512-253-6335.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. See cookoff next
day.
Jan 7, 2007-001 - Bastrop TX CASI.
Sunday American Legion Unit 533 CCO at
3003 Loop 150 East. Benefits Girls State.
Entry fee $20, turn- in Noon. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Make checks payable to
ALA. Contact Crystal Dear 512-844-6668
or 512-253-6335. See cookoff previous
day.
Jan 12, 2007-001 - Amarillo TX CASI.
Tall In Texas Pod Chili Cookoff. Held in
the Rex Baxter Bldg on the Tri-State Fair
Grounds. Entry fee $20, turn-in 8:30 PM.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact Carol Lilly
806-373-9774 or Steve Lopez 806-6693349. See Tri-State Open next day same
location.
Jan 13, 2007-001 - Odessa TX CASI.
American Legion Post 430 CCO. Held at
American Legion Post 430 8th and Pueblo.
For Boys State. Turn in 2 PM. Entry fee
$18. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Beans $10
50% payback, turn-in 1 PM. Contact
Keith Coffman 432-367-9093. Don't let
the weather stop you from making this
one. We can cook inside if we have to.
Jan 13, 2007-002 - Puerto Penasco MX
CASI. Sonoran Desert International Open
Chili Cookoff. Held at Manny's Beach
Club on Rocky Point. Turn in 1 PM.
Thursday fish fry on the beach. Friday
night cooks party mexican buffet with
free beer. Free beer while you're cooking!! T-shirts for those who register early.
See quarter page ad for registration details
or go to our website highdesertpod.org to
download form. Entry fee $25. BRING A
PASSPORT1 Come join us on the beach
for a cure to those mid-winter blah's and
a chance to win one of the coveted ironwood Saguaro Cactus Trophies. First 3
chili places and 1st place show automatic
qualify for TICC. Info Ben Berry
[email protected] or call Greg Monger
520-417-9948.
Jan 13, 2007-003 - Amarillo TX CASI.
Tri-State Open Chili Championship. Top
3 chili and 1st place show automatically
qualify for TICC. Held at Rex Baxter Bldg
on the Tri-State Fair Grounds. Entry fee
$25, turn-in 1 PM. Mail registration to
Vickie Childers or Garnier Albus, 4300
Olsen, Amarillo TX 79106. Vickie, day
806-355-9111, night 806-355-7387
Garnier 806-353-0500. Email Vickie
[email protected]. Make checks payable to Tri-State Open Chili Championship. Benefits Make A-Wish Foundation
of the Texas Plains. Early registration for
free motel rooms, deadline is post marked
December 21, 2006. See Tall In Texas
Pod Cookoff information on January 12,
2007.
Jan 13, 2007-004 - Houston TX CASI.
Blanco's Bar & Grill CCO Held at 3406 W.
Alabama. Plenty of RV parking-sorry no
hookups. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Entry
fee $20, turn-in 2 PM. Silent auction going
on all day. Benefits the 2007 Texas Open
Fund. Contact Karin Barnes 713-4390072.
Jan 13, 2007-005 - Marshall TX CASI.
Marshall Elks Lodge Annual Sweetheart
Cookoff. Held at 411 E. Austin. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Entry fee $20, turn-in 2
PM. Benefits Elks charities & Sweetheart. Make checks payable to BPOE.
Contact John Oswalt P.O. Box 2117,
Marshall TX 75671, 903- 742-9559. David
Trice 903-720- 4138.
Jan 13, 2007-006 - Millington TN CASI.
Friends of the Forest CCO Held at Mississippi River Group Camp, 1100 Organized
Camp Rd. Benefits Meeman Shelby State
Park. Entry fee $20 chili, turn-in 1 PM.
$10 hot wings, turn-in 12:30 PM, $25 for
both. Make checks payable to Meeman
Shelby State Park. Junior chili $10 turn-in
Noon. Contact Mike Tarpley 5375 Cornstalk Cv, Memphis TN 38127,
[email protected]. 901-358- 5710
Jan 13, 2007-007 - Converse TX CASI.
16th Annual Half Way Point CCO. Held at
326 West Legion Drive. Music Friday and
Saturday evening. Plenty of parking for
RVs. Benefits American Legion Post charities. Entry fee $18, turn-in 2 PM. Contact
Ken Rodd 210-887-8827. Make checks
payable to American Legion Post 593.
Chili cookoff next day same location
Jan 14, 2007-001 - Puerto Penasco MX
CASI. Day After Cookoff Held at Baja
Cantine on Rocky Point. CHILI GRIND
ONLY. Turn in Noon. Entry fee $20.
Breakfast free for those that cook. Football gaames on tv and cameraderie, and a
chance to recover from the day before.
See Sonoran Desert International Open ad
for details on registration or go to website
highdesertpod.org BRING A PASSPORT!!
Info
Ben
Berry
[email protected] of Greg Monger 520417-9948.
Jan 14, 2007-002 - Converse TX CASI.
15th American Legion 593 Ladies Auxiliary Cookoff. Held at 326 W Legion Drive.
Entry fee $15, turn- in 1 PM. For Ladies
Auxiliary Charities. Contact Ken Rodd
210- 887-8827 [email protected]. See
Cookoff previous day same location.
Jan 20, 2007-001 - Austin TX CASI.
Austin Elks Chili Cookoff Held at Austin
Elks Lodge, Dawson Street, off Barton
Springs Rd. Entry fee $18, turn-in 2 PM.
Beans: entry fee $5.00,turn in at 1:00pm.
There will be a separate chili catagory The Texas State Elks Chili Championship,
entry fee $15.00, turn in at 3:00pm. Winning cook takes a traveling trophy for
display at their home lodge plus a donation
to that Lodges charity. No overnight camping - call for local motel information.
Make checks payable to Austin Elks Lodge.
Contact Randy Garst 512-894-0482. Benefit Elks charities.
Jan 20, 2007-002 - Tarpon Springs FL
CASI. 3rd Annual Suncoast CCO. Cancelled.
Jan 20, 2007-003 - Little Rock AR CASI.
Our Place Chili Cookoff. Held at 7820
Stagecoach Rd. For Arkansas Childrens
Hospital. Entry fee $20 turn-in 1 PM.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact Preston
Nickle 617 W M St, North Little Rock AR
72116. 501-791-2191 or 501-425-6389.
Jan 20, 2007-004 - Knickerbocker TX
CASI. Scholarship Day at the Flats Held at
Meskin Flats on FM 2335 off Hwy 67
South. In case of bad weather we can
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cook inside of building. Entry fees Chili
$20, Salsa $10, Hot Wings $10, Pinto
Beans $10. Benefits CASI Scholar ship
Fund. Contact Sammie Plant 325-6568299 or 325-655-2147. Rubin Rodriguez
325-450-7499.
Jan 20, 2007-005 - Orland Park IL CASI.
Chilly Willie Chili Challenge Benefits Special Needs Program Entry fee $18, turn in
2:30 PM. Make checks payable to Village
of Orland Park. Contact Lee Ann Fisk
14650 S. Ravinia Ave, Orland Park IL
60462.
708-403-7275,
email
[email protected].
Jan 20, 2007-006 - Wichita Falls TX
CASI. 14th Annual Wichita East VFD
CCO Held at Wichita East Volunteer Fire
Dept, 2070 State Hwy. 79 North. Entry
fee Chili $20, Brisket $15, $5 local "backyard" Chili, $5 jackpot beans. Benefits
Wichita East VFD. Friday night Cooks
feed at Fire Station. Info Carolyn King or
All Booger King 350 Peterson Rd Wichita
Falls TX 76305. Carolyn H 940-7674823, C 940-733-9610, W 940-322-3145.
[email protected]. Allen H 940-3226466, C 940-733-3246, W 940-322-5227.
Jan 20, 2007-007 - Fairfax Station VA
CASI. 4th Annual Mid-Winter Chili CCO.
Held at Christ United Methodist Church.
Directions
can
be
found
www.christchurchva.org. Entry fee $20,
turn-in 2 PM. Freestyle chili $10, turn-in
1:30 PM. Juniors $5, turn-in 2:30 PM.
Again this year we are helping raise money
for the Christ United Methodist Church
Youth Missions Trips. We hope you will
be able to join us. This cookoff is held
inside, so everyone will be toasty warm.
Contact Nancy Bremer 202-434-3149
[email protected], Jim Parker 703-7953884, jimp@ hardtimes.com. Janie Bauer
703- 360-9296, [email protected].
Jan 20, 2007-008 - Las Cruces NM CASI.
Annual VFW #6917 Indoor Cookof. Held
at 7325 North Main Street 7325 West
Bataan Memorial Hwy. Take the Porter
Street Exit off Hwy 70. Benefits VFW
Ladies Auxiliary. Entry fee $18, turn- in 2
PM. Contact Bud Barrick 505-382-5107,
teamorgan@zianet. com. Make checks
payable to NMCS
Jan 27, 2007-001 - Statesville NC CASI.
Pre-Superbowl Chili Cookoff. Held at
Elks Lodge 1521 Radio Road. Benefits
Elks Lodge Charity Turn-in times Beans
12:30 PM, Salsa 1 PM, Chili 2 PM. Entry
fee $20 chili, $10 beans, $10 salsa and $10
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freestyle chili. Make checks payable to
Piedmont Pepper Pod. Contact Keith Miller
336-427-6847 or Mike Williams 336- 2844567 [email protected] visit
www.ncchili.com. Brent Lundy 453 Jane
Sowers Rd, States- ville NC 28625 704876-2681. Meat is cooks choice.
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located 20 minutes north of the 101 on I17 Take New River exit, turn east 1/4 mile
to the Frontage Rd, proceed north on
Frontage Rd 1/4 mile. Red chili turn-in 2
PM, trophies 1st thru 10th. Green chili,
may be precooked, turn-in Noon. Trophies 1st thru 3rd. Cooks meeting 9:30,
show time TBD at meeting. Benefits META
Services. Peoples Choice, anything goes,
may be cooked off site. We will start
serving at 11 AM. Trophies 1st thru 3rd.
Contact Norm 623-742-6476 or Dick
623-465-9353. Plenty of RV space, no
hookups, cook at your RV
Jan 27, 2007-002 - Little Rock AR CASI.
Arkansas State Open Championship Big
Buck Classic held at Arkansas State Fairgrounds, Roosevelt Road Entry fee $25,
turn in 1 PM, cook in open ended livestock
barn. Make checks payable to CAP CASI.
Benefits local charities. Contact Bo Prewitt
501-607-2347,
or
email Jan 28, 2007-001 - Little Rock AR CASI.
State Open Survivors Cookoff Sunday
[email protected].
after Arkansas State Open Championship
Jan 27, 2007-003 - Hewitt TX CASI. Big Buck Classic in Arkansas State FairWalkabout Rv Grand opening Saturday grounds. Entry fee $20, turn-in Noon.
only Chili Cook off, held at 777 Enterprise Make check payable to CAP CASI. BenBlvd. CHILI GRIND ONLY. $18.00 entry efits local BUZZ charities. Contact Bo
fee 2pm turn in. For more information or Prewitt 501-607-2347 or email
directions contact Dianne Stimson or [email protected]. CHILI
Donna Conrad 254-486- 9206, email GRIND ONLY.
[email protected]
or
[email protected]. These guy's want Jan 28, 2007-002 - Sattler TX CASI.
to know more about CASI and are thimking Friends of Texas Mens State. Held at
about being a sponsor so lets show them VFW Post 8573, Sattler (Canyon Lake).
what we can do!!!! Plus it is EASY to find Breakfast in the morning, RV Parking,
even for me!!!!!
Jan 27, 2007-004 - Las Cruces NM CASI.
Annual VFW #6917 Indoor Cookoff. Cancelled. Date changed to January 20th.
Jan 27, 2007-005 - Perrin TX CASI. 3rd
Annual Mitchell RV Park CCO. Held at
FM 2210, 2.7 miles East of US 281 South
and 50 miles Northwest of Ft. Worth, 7.3
miles from 199. Benefits Whitt VFD.
Entry fee $18, turn-in 2 PM. CHILI GRIND
ONLY. Beans turn-in Noon, $5 entry,
100% payback. Cooks party Friday night,
Saturday breakfast. Cook inside if needed.
Full hookups. Contact Kevin Wooster,
1906 Grant St. Wichita Falls TX 76309
940- 766-0794.
Jan 27, 2007-006 - Sattler TX CASI.
Super Bowl of Chili Cookoffs Held at
VFW Post 8573, Sattler (Canyon Lake).
Plenty of RV parking, breakfast Saturday
morning, bingo Friday night, music Saturday night, cookoff same location next
day. Entry fee $18, turn-in 2 PM. Benefits
VFW charities. Ken Rodd 210-887-8827
[email protected].
Jan 27, 2007-007 - New River AZ CASI.
10th Annual Roadrunner CCO and State
Championship Jalapeno Eating Contest.
Held at Roadrunner Restaurant & Saloon,
cookoff previous day same location cook to support Texas Mens State Chili
Championship. Entry fee $18, turn-in 1
PM. Ken Rodd 210-887- 8827,
[email protected].
Feb 2, 2007-001 - Waxahachie TX CASI.
NOW Pod No Frills Cookoff for early
arrivals. Held at Ellis County Expo Center,
Hwy 287 N, exit #403 I-35E. Gates open
at 8 AM, plenty RV parking, no hookups,
cooking inside available. Benefits NOW
Pod. Entry fee $18, turn-in 8 PM. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Contact Mark Sanders
sanders1660@ sbcglobal.net or Theresa
Haskovec [email protected]. Mark
Sanders 972-875-7552 Theresa Haskovec
972-938-0075. See cookoffs February
3rd and 4th.
Feb 3, 2007-001 - Minden LA CASI.
Louisiana State Championship & 16th
Annual St. Jude Cookoff at Minden Civic
Center, downtown. Automatic qualifier
for TICC. Turn-in 1 PM. Entry fee $20,
payable to St. Jude Chili Cookoff World
Class Cooks' Gumbo Supper Friday nite.
Breakfast Saturday. Band Saturday. Goody
bags-1st 50 cooks. Awesome prizes.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. Last year 50
Famous for our fresh
spices and personal
service!
Providing spices to the
2006 TICC Champ,
Dana Plocheck,
and five of the other top
10 winners
Mild Bill’s Spices, etc
“Gunpowder Foods” is now part of the Mild
Bill’s family! Check out the entire product
line on our new website
www.mildbills.com
830-980-4124
email: [email protected]
The only thing “mild” about us is our name.
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Ministry. Contact John Moore 281-3986464 Ext 151, [email protected] or
Tanya Dusek 281-398-6464 Ext 120
[email protected].
Feb 4, 2007-001 - Houston TX CASI.
Super Bowl Sunday Party & CCO. Cancelled.
cooks. Fabulous opportunity to participate in St Jude Auction Friday/Saturday.
Last year $703,604 raised - cars, trucks,
TX's, trailers, never a dull moment. George
French III, 318- 371-56, days 318-3778369 nights c/o Minden Medical Center,
#1 Medical Plaza, Minden LA 71055.
Feb 3, 2007-002 - Houston TX CASI.
Super Bowl-Warm-Up Party and Cancelled, date changed to Jan 13.
Feb 3, 2007-003 - Fort Smith AR CASI.
Belch Pod Amateur Cookoff Held at Oaks,
5500 Massard Road. Entry fee $20, turnin 12 Noon. Make checks payable to
charity, The Children's Service League.
Junior Chili Divion $5, Salsa Jackpot
Division $5. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact
Dara
Hopson
at
[email protected], 479-7823552, 479-651-7128 or Rheaba Thames,
[email protected]. 479-652-5831.
Belch Pod, P.O. Box 5211, Fort Smith AR
72903.
Feb 3, 2007-004 - Rankin TX CASI. 7th
Horn Toad Round-Up Chili CCO. Held at
Tommy Workman Park. Entry fee $18
turn-in 2 PM. Make checks payable to
Rankin Museum. Bronze Horn Toad for
1st place, 2nd-10th place nice trophies.
Friday night fish fry, Saturday morning
cooks breakfast, Saturday night soup and
stew. 42 tournament Friday night. Contact Karen Bains 432- 693-2796 or 432693-2242, Dave Boone 432-367-8423 or
432-333- 8907.
6th Annual Gingerbread House Chili
Cookoff. Held at Ellis County Expo Center, Hwy 287 N, exit #403 I-35E. Gates
open at 8 AM. Plenty of RV parking, no
hookups, cooking inside available. Make
checks payable to NOW Pod for the
benefit of Gingerbread House. Entry fee
$20 turn-in 1 PM. Novice chili, 18 years
or older - $16, turn-in 1 PM. Junior chili
(grind only) $10, turn-in 1 PM. 50/50
Beans $10, turn-in Noon. Contact Mark
Sanders
972-875-7552
[email protected] or Theresa
Haskovec
972-938-0075
[email protected]. See cookoffs February 2nd and 4th.
Feb 3, 2007-006 - Piedras Negras MX
CASI. 22nd Annual Mexico International
Held at Casablanca Inn in Piedras Negras,
Mexico. Automatic Qualify top 3 chilies &
top showmanship. Benefits Casa de
Nazareth again this year. Entry fee $50,
this includes table, chairs, fuel, cooks
party Friday night and meat. 2 LB CHILI
GRIND, MUST USE MEAT FURNISHED. Goody bags to first 50 entries.
Cookoff entry deadline, must be postmarked 01/25/07. Bus trip and all fees
available @ $175/person (double occupancy) You must make all reservations,
entry, etc by contacting agents below.
Evening call 512-353-8895 Make checks
payable to Purgatory Creek Pod Cookoff,
1003 Crepe Myrtle, San Marcos TX
78666.
Feb 3, 2007-007 - Katy TX CASI.
CrossPoint Super Bowl CCO. Held at 700
S Westgreen Blvd. Exit Westgreen Blvd
from I-10 20 Miles West of Houston.
Entry fee $25 turn-in 2 PM. Benefits
CrossPoint Community Church Sports
Cotton Patch Chili Cookoff. Held at Ellis
County Expo Center, Hwy 287 N, exit
#403 I-35E. Gates open at 8 AM. Plenty of
RV parking, no hookups. Cooking inside
available. Benefits Ellis County Children's
Advocacy Center Make checks payable to
NOW Pod. Entry fee $18, turn-in Noon.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact Mark
Sanders [email protected] 972875-7552, Theresa Haskovec 972-9380075 [email protected].
Feb 10, 2007-001 - Knickerbocker TX
CASI. Buttons & Bows Sweetheart Chili
and BBQ Cookoff. LSBS Rules in BBQ.
Held at Knickerbocker Community Center. Benefits the SACA Pod charities. Chili
entry $20, Pinto Beans $10, Brisket $20,
Pork Spare Ribs $20, 1/2 Jointed Chicken
$20 or all 3 meats for $50. Pays back
80%. Sammie Plant 325-656-8299 or 325450-7499.
Feb 10, 2007-002 - San Angelo TX CASI.
Valentine Day Massacre Chili CCO. Held
in Water Valley Park. CHILI GRIND
ONLY. Entry fee $20, turn- in 2 PM.
Jackpot Pinto Beans, $5 turn-in 1 PM.
Cake Auction, 50/50 raffle, raffle items.
For the Concho valley Pod Charities.
Contact Laura 325-944-7715 or 325- 3748800 Sherry 325-658-1364.
Feb 10, 2007-003 - Paradise TX CASI.
16th Annual McChili McHog-In Held at
the McGaritys Place, 150 County Road
January 2007
3579. Entry fee $18, turn-in 2 PM. Jackpot Beans $5.00, turn-in at noon. Cheeseburgers in Paradise Competition at 6:00
p.m. No entry fee. Call for details. Overnight camping Friday and Saturday. No
hook ups. Friday night Hospitality at 7:00
p.m. Contact Mikie McGarity 817-9752200, [email protected]
Feb 10, 2007-004 - Bandera TX CASI.
14th Annual Alamo Area Pod Chili and
Lone Star BBQ Cookoff. Benefits the
Frontier Times Museum. Held at Pioneer
RV Resort Hwy 173 & 1203 Maple St.
Reservation # Toll Free 866-371- 3751.
Ask for cookoff camping rate. Full hook
up and tent camping available. Entry fees
- Chicken $25 turn-in 12 noon, Ribs $25
turn-in 1 pm, CASI Chili $20.00 turn-in 2
pm, Brisket $25 turn-in 3 pm. All 3 BBQ
categories $65. 60/40 payback on BBQ.
Contact Sally Lee (210) 490- 4436 or
Reva Weatherly (830) 899- 7150.
Feb 10, 2007-005 - Grayslake IL CASI.
3rd Annual Winterfest Chili CCO. Take
Route 120 to Route 83. North on Route 83
to Center St (stoplight). Left on Center St
across railroad tracks. Chili tent is on
corner of Center & Whitney Sts. Benefits
Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Fund.
Entry fee $25, turn-in Noon. Lake County
Health Dept. meeting at 7:30 AM. Cooking
begins at 8 AM. No venison, must be
packaged meat. Contact Karen ChristianSmith 847-223-6888, fax 847-223-6895.
[email protected].
Feb 10, 2007-006 - Beeville TX CASI.
Texas Grand Chili Cookoff. Held at 2461
Hwy 59 East. Entry fee $18, turn-in 2 PM.
Make check payable to Balder Alvarado.
For Tasia Marie Silvas Scholarship Fund.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact Jerry
Trevino, 361-774-0225, or Frank Moreno
361-542-7632. Special meat, beef.
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[email protected]
Feb 17, 2007-006 - Jacksonville TX CASI.
11th Annual Jaycees Cookoff. Held at
Cherokee County Expo aka The showbarn
on Loop 456. Benefits local Food
Pantry:HOPE. Entry fee $22, turn-in 1
PM. Make checks paid to Jacksonville
Jaycees. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact
Jen Cook P.O. Box1402 Jacksonville TX
75766. 903-586-3632 lv msg.
[email protected]. Preregister by February 1st and entry fee is $17.
Feb 11, 2007-001 - Paradise TX CASI.
Day After McChili McHog-In Held at the
McGaritys Place 150 County Road 3579.
Entry fee $18, turn-in Noon. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Benefits Terlingua Fire &
EMS. Omelet-off $5.00 turn-in 10:00 a.m.
Bloody Mary-off $5.00 turn- in 10:00
a.m. Mikie McGarity 817- 975-2200.
[email protected] checks payable to Terlingua Fire and EMS.
Feb 16, 2007-001 - Terlingua TX CASI.
Friday Terlingua Chili Cookoff. Held at
the Community Center. Entry fee $20,
turn-in 5 PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY.
Contact Diane FitzHenry 432-371-2163.
See cookoff next day same location.
Feb 17, 2007-001 - Garland TX CASI.
2nd Annual Cold Day in Hella CCO. Held
at Hella Temple which is a great facility
overlooking Lake Ray Hubbard, located
2121 Rowlett Rd. Entry fee $20, turn-in 1
PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY. 50/50 Jack
Pot beans entry $5, turn-in Noon. Over 20
hookups with elec, water and dump, first
come first served for only $15 per night.
Depending on weather, we can cook
inside or outside, so no excuses. Register
early to save RV spot and make checks
payable to Directors Staff, mail to Roy
Harper c/o Cable Electronics, Inc, 4230
Rosehill Rd Suite 5, Garland TX 75043.
Roy
Harper
972-240-4411
[email protected]. CASI sponsor is adding $200 each day to the cooks pot, so if
you come in the top three, it will be worth
cooking. See cookoff following day.
Feb 17, 2007-002 - Terlingua TX CASI.
Bronze Roadrunner Chili Cookoff. Held at
Community Center. Entry fee $20 turn-in
2 PM. Bronze Roadrunner for 1st place
winner. Info Dorathy Williams 432- 371-
2595, [email protected]. There will be
no BBQ event at this cookoff. Fish Fry
served at noon by Terlingua School at the
Community Center.
Feb 17, 2007-003 - Mitchell NE CASI. 8th
Annual Winter Chili CCO. Polka Fest &
2007 Pepe's Pod CCO. Held at Scottsbluff
County Fairgrounds, Mitchell Event Center 130625 County Road E. Entry fee $20
CASI red or open chili, $25 for both.
Turn-in open chili 4:45 and red chili 5:15
PM. To receive a goodie bag (Cooks Bag)
this year, your paid entry form must be
received by February 5th. If you pay later
than this you will not receive one. Make
checks payable to Pepe's Pod c/o Linda
Todd 1525 Ave K, Scottsbluff NE 69361.
Benefits Scottsbluff County Fair. Info
contact Kyle Gaberman 308-635-7852
[email protected]. Linda Todd, 308-6315499. [email protected] 308-6315499.
Feb 17, 2007-004 - Apache Junction AZ
CASI. 9th Annual Superstition Mountain
Cookoff held at the Goldfield Ghost Town.
Cooks party Friday night! Cooks meeting
@ 9 AM; Peoples Choice chili serving
starts at 11:30 AM; Salsa Turn-in Noon,
Green Chili turn-in 1 PM and Red Chili
turn-in 2 PM. Free camping for cooks. No
hookups. Entry fee $15. Contact Tom
Klug 480-288-4375, [email protected]
Craig Hrdy 480-507-2035.
Feb 17, 2007-005 - Kokomo IN CASI.
Red Hot & Wild Kokomo Chili CCO Held
at the Booster Club of Kokomo 150 S
Reed St. (US Hwy 31). Entry fee $22
turn-in 1 PM. Entry fee Corporate Teams
$150. Facility opens 7:30 AM. Cooks
meeting 8:45 AM. Doors Open to the
public 1 PM Contact Melanie Showalter
765-4575301,
Feb 18, 2007-001 - Muskego WI CASI.
Special Olympics Polar Plunge Held at
Muskego Park S83 W20370 Janesville
Rd. Benefits the Special Olympics Wisconsin. Entry fee $15 turn-in 1 PM.
Cookoff is in conjunction with the annual
Polar Plunge fund raiser, in which participants collect pledges to plunge into freezing cold water! This will be occuring
along with many other activities throughout the day, so please come and join us for
a really fun day that supports a really great
cause. Contact Nancy Joyce phone 2622
4
1
7
7
8
6
.
njoyce@specialolympicswisconsin 10224
North Port Washington Rd Mequon WI
53092.
Feb 18, 2007-002 - Garland TX CASI.
Sunday Hotter than Hella CCO. Held at
Hella Temple which is a great facility
overlooking Lake Ray Hubbard, located at
2121 Rowlett Rd. Entry fee $18, turn in
Noon, CHILI GRIND ONLY. Over 20
hookups with elec, water & dump first
come, first serve and is only $15 per night.
Depending on the weather, we can cook
inside or outside, so no excuses. Register
early to save RV spot and make checks
payable to Directors Staff, mail to Roy
Harper, c/o Cable Electronics, Inc, 4230
Rosehill Rd, Suite 5, Garland TX 75043.
972-240-4411 [email protected]. See
cookoff previous day. CASI sponsor is
adding $200 each day to the cooks pot, if
you come in in the top three, it will be
worth cooking.
Feb 24, 2007-001 - Sherwood AR CASI.
2nd Annual Sherwood Bowl CCO. Held at
1111 West Maryland Ave. Sherwood AR
Goldfield Ghost Town
Presents
The Ninth Annual
Superstition Mountain Chili Cook-Off
Saturday February 17, 2007
Red Chili, Green Chili, People’s Choice, Salsa, and Showmanship
Bring out your chili pots and join us at the Ghost
Town on February 17th for a great time.
Please bring extra People’s Choice chili; we served
over 400 chili lovers last year.
COOK’S PARTY
FRIDAY NIGHT
Starting at 6:30 PM
The Ghost Town is going to supply the meat for dinner.
Please bring your favorite side dish to share.
Entry Form: Send prior to February 10, 2007
NAME:___________________________________________
Address:__________________________________________
CASI rules apply for Red Chili
Cooks Meeting: 9:00am
Peoples Choice: 11:30am
Salsa Turn-In: 12:00 Noon
Green Chili Turn-In: 1:00pm
Red Chili Turn-In: 2:00pm
City:______________________ State:_______ Zip:_______
Cook’s Party: Yes_________
No___________
Camping: Yes__________
No___________
Entry Fee: $15.00 - One fee for all events!
Make checks payable to: Desert Breeze Pod
Send to: Tom Klug, 6951 E Hacienda La Noria Lane, Gold
Canyon, AZ 85218
Free for COOKS, Overnight Camping & RV
Parking - No Hook-ups.
Ghost Town Address: 4650 N Mammoth
Mine Rd. Apache Junction, AZ 85219
Local Motel: Super 8, 251 E 29th Ave Apache
Jct., 480-288-888, located at Hwy 60 & Idaho
Road
For more information please contact Tom Klug 480-288-4375 or
[email protected] or Craig Hardy at 480-507-2035
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72120. Benefits Rotary Club charities.
Entry fee $20 turn-in 1 PM. Make checks
payable to Sherwood Rotary Club. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Contact Preston or Linda
Nickle 501-791- 2191 or 501-425-6389.
Feb 24, 2007-002 - Irving TX CASI. 1st
Annual Chili Pods for Paws Held at Pete
and Macs Pet Resort in the Las Colinas
Equestrian Center, 6150 Riverside. Entry
fee $20, turn-in 2 PM. Junior chili $5,
turn-in 1 PM. Jackpot beans turn in at
Noon. Tasters choice for those whom
wish to. Benefits Paws in the City, area
rescue group. Contact David Sexton 817793-0656.
Feb 24, 2007-003 - Comstock TX CASI.
2nd Annual Richard Hinds Memorial Scholarship Cookoff to be held at Desert Hills
RV Park, 2 miles west of Comstock on US
Hwy 90. Call 432-292-4451 for reservation Benefits Comstock School Scholarship Fund. Turn-in 2 PM. Entry fee $18.
Checks payable to Black Gold Pod. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Washer Pitching and 42
Tournament. Dessert Auction. Cooks meal
Friday night. Pot luck Saturday with meat
furnished for meal. Contact Janita Hinds,
P.O. Box 420023, Del Rio, Texas 78842.
[email protected]. 830-703-0096.
Feb 24, 2007-004 - Wichita Falls TX
CASI. American Legion Auxilary Post
120 This is a 2 day CCO. Held at 4601
Lake Shore Drive. Saturday benefits the
American Legion Auxilary Post 120 Charities. Jackpot Beans Turn in at 1200 Noon,
Chili Turn in at 2:00 PM Sunday will
benefit the American Legion Post 120
Building fund and will be Chili only. Turn
in will be 1:00 PM. Climate Controlled
inside cooking available. RV Parking available, Limited Electrical hook ups with
plenty of water. There will be a cooks
party Friday night beginning at 7:00 PM.
Saturday there will be a Continental Breakfast from 8-10 AM. Saturday night will be
a cook's Pot Luck Dinner. Legion will
furnish Brisket and Beans. Table games
will follow. Sunday morning will be a
Continental Breakfast from 8-10 AM. Chili
Grind Only FMI Contact Peggy Gahagen
at 940-691-3798.
Feb 24, 2007-005 - Tyler TX CASI. Rose
City Mid Winter Cookoff. Held at Quality
Hotel & Conference Center, 2842 WNW
Loop 323, Tyler TX 75702, 903-5971301, 2 blocks West of Hwy 69 North and
Loop 323. Back parking lot. RV welcome
no hookups. Entry fee $20, turn- in 2 PM.
Beans $5, 50% payback, turn-in Noon.
Terlingua Trails
Wings $10, 50% payback, wings furnished, turn-in 3 PM. Peoples choice
award. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Goody
bags to first 25 cooks. Make checks
payable to RCCP. Benefits Great Peppers
Meeting. Mail registration to Blu Daniels,
10358 CR 3101, Winona TX 75792, 903372-2818. Quality Hotel is offering a $59
single, $63 double rate, including a full hot
breakfast. Mention CASI when making
reservations. Friday night cooks party.
Band pending. Saturday night pot luck.
Feb 24, 2007-006 - Yoakum TX CASI.
Land of Leather Days CCO. Held at 105
Huck St. Benefits Bluebonnet Youth Ranch.
Entry fee $20, turn-in 2 PM. Make checks
payable to Yoakum Chamber of Commerce. Chili cooks may begin setting up 6
PM on Friday. Registration begins at 5:30
PM, February 23rd. Showmanship is from
11 AM to 1 PM Saturday. Contact Yoakum
Area Chamber 361-293-2309, fax 3612
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[email protected].
Feb 24, 2007-007 - Phoenix AZ CASI.
2nd Annual Buddy Stubbs CCO held at
13850 North Cave Creek Rd. Red chili
turn in 1 PM. Peoples choice. Show time
TBA. BBQ Pork Rib turn-in Noon. Live
band, raffle. Dry RV parking. Benefits
Taps-Phoenix Police. Roland Regeon 602920-7254, [email protected].
Feb 24, 2007-008 - Quartzsite AZ CASI.
It's Chili In Quartzsite CCO. and AZ State
Salsa Championship. Held at Tyson Wells
Showgrounds. Benefits Chamber of Commerce. Salsa rules same as chili. Peoples
choice. Entry fee $15 turn-in 2 PM. Use
USDA Beef. RV hookups free. Make
checks paid to Rt. 66. Contact Tim Wasik
4604 Patsy Dr. Kingman AZ 86409. 928279-1961, or Tony Carnevale 928-9276485.
Feb 24, 2007-009 - Annandale VA CASI.
1st Annual Knights of Columbus Chili
Challenge. Held at the Holy Spirit School,
8800 Braddock Rd. Benefits Hurricane
Katrina relief KOVAR (Knights of Virginia
Assist ing Those with Mental Retardation)
and other KC charities. Entry fee $20 for
CASI cooks. CASI turn-in 2 PM. There
will also be an any thing goes (make it
ahead of time) competition with $10 entry
fee and a juniors contest with a $5 entry
fee. Don't worry if the weather outside is
frightful; we will be nice and toasty in the
school gymnasium. You can travel light as
tables and chairs will be provided. Set up
anytime after 9 AM. Make checks payable
to the Capital Pod. For additional information contact Dan Bauer at 703-360-9296
or casa.choas@verizon .net.
Feb 24, 2007-010 - Edmond OK CASI.
David Curtis Memorial Mid Winter Classic Hooch Pod Cookoff. Entry fee $25
turn in 1 PM. Elks Division $10. Held at
the Edmond Elks Lodge, I-35 North Exit
Waterloo, go East 1 Mile. Contact Gene
Bond 405-850-8524 bobdve@oge. com
or
Joe
Spears
405-275-6827
[email protected].
January 2007
Peggy Gahagen at 940-691 3798.
Feb 25, 2007-002 - Tyler TX CASI. Rose
City Chili Pod Sunday Go To Cookin'
Cookoff. Benefits activities of RCCP.
Contact Blu Daniels, 10358 CR 3101,
Winona TX 75792, 903-372-2818. Same
location as yesterdays cookoff. Entry fee
$18, turn-in Noon. CHILI GRIND ONLY.
Same Quality Hotel rates.
Feb 24, 2007-011 - Lytle TX CASI.
Friends of ETC CCO. Held at 3160 FM
3175. From 135 South, take 2nd Lytle exit
(131), proceed thru intersection 1/2 miles
to FM 3175, turn left, go 3 1/2 miles to
cookof. Benefits the Equine Therapy Center, a unique counseling program for kids
utilizing horses. Turn in Beans Noon, Chili
2 PM. Chili $18, beans $10. Make checks
payable to CBCC/ETC. Cooks party Friday night. Contact Bob Steinle 210- 9126146. RV parking no hookups.
Mar 3, 2007-001 - Austin TX CASI.
Austin Lions Sightfest 25th Annual Chili
Cookoff. Held at Travis County Sheriff
Posse Area. South of Austin, Hwy 183
near FM 812. Please bring old eyeglasses.
For ALSCC, Austin Lions Sight. Entry fee
$18, turn-in 2 PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY.
Beans $5 turn-in 1 PM 100% payback.
Cooks party Friday night. Breakfast Saturday. Potluck Saturday night. Indoor
judging & bathrooms. Silent Auction.
Contact John or Sue Caffey 2256 CR 434
Loop, Rockdale TX 76567. 512-446-2364,
cell
512760-8789.
[email protected].
Feb 24, 2007-012 - Round Rock TX
CASI. SPHS NJROTC Chili Cookoff.
Held at Stony Point High School, 1801
Bowman Dr. - I-35, Hwy 79 East, left on
Sunrise, SPHS
(Bowman Dr) is
on the right. Benefits NJROTC
Booster Club. Entry fee $18,
CCBC, Charlie Company Booster Club.
RVs welcome - no overnights. 1 day
cookoff only. CHILI GRIND ONLY.
Contact Julie Lewin, P.O. Box 494, Round
Rock
TX
78680-0494
[email protected].
Mar 3, 2007-002 - Little Rock AR CASI.
VFW 9095 Annual Chili Cookoff Held at
1121 Gamble Rd. Turn-in 1:00pm. Benefits VFW Scholarship Fund. Entry fee
$20. Weather permitting cookoff will be
outside on the patio at the VFW. No
camper or RV hookups. Limited space for
RV or motorhomes. Call ahead for space
needed. First come first serve on RV or
motorhome space. No outside alcohol
permitted. Bar on location. Call Bruce
Smith at 501- 312-8715 or Ron Helton at
the VFW 501-225-9849. Make checks
payable to VFW Post 9095.
Feb 25, 2007-001 - Wichita Falls TX
CASI. American Legion Auxilary Post
120 This is the 2nd day of a two day CCO.
Held at 4601 Lake Shore Drive. Saturday
benefits the American Legion Auxilary
Post 120 Charities. Jackpot Beans Turn in
at 1200 Noon, Chili Turn in at 2:00 PM
Sunday will benefit the American Legion
Post 120 Building fund and will be Chili
only. Turn in will be 1:00 PM. Climate
Controlled inside cooking available. RV
Parking available, Limited Electrical hookups with plenty of water. There will be a
cooks party Friday night beginning at 7:00
PM. Saturday there will be a Continental
Breakfast from 8-10 AM. Saturday night
will be a cook's Pot Luck Dinner. Legion
will furnish Brisket and Beans. Table games
will follow. Sunday morning will be a
Continental Breakfast from 8- 10 AM.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. FMI Contact
Mar 3, 2007-003 - Wichita Falls TX
CASI. 17th Annual F.O.E #3580 Eagles
CCO held at 1625 Archer City Hwy at
Professional Dr. 940-767-5331. Benefits
Eagles State Project Driscoll Childrens
Hospital. Make checks payable to Eagles
#3580. Entry fee $20 turn-in 2 PM. Friday
night cooks party 6:30 PM. Saturday
Lodge opens at 8 AM. Jackpot beans $5,
turn-in 1 PM. Show 12 to 12:30. Contact
Linda Kent, P.O. Box 4681 Wichita Falls
TX 76308-0681. 940-761-9759.
Mar 3, 2007-004 - Odessa TX CASI.
American Legion Aux Girls State State
Cookoff. Held at American Legion Post
430, E 8th St. For ALA Girls State. Entry
fee $20, turn-in 2 PM. Beans $5, turn-in 1
PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact Phyllis
Patton 432-362-3585 cell 432-553-1403.
2846 Cambridge, Odessa TX 79761. Make
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January 2007
Lone Star Beer
and Permian
Distributing
Proud
Sponsors of
the CASI
Terlingua
International
Chili
Championship
checks paid to American Legion Aux Unit
430.
Mar 4, 2007-001 - Austin TX CASI.
Austin Lions Sunday No Frillfest CCO.
Held at Travis County Sheriffs Posse
Area, South of Austin, Hwy 183 near FM
812. Benefits SOT Pod charities. Make
checks payable to ALSCC. Entry fee $18
turn-in Noon. CHILI GRIND ONLY.
Breakfast Sunday, indoor judging &
bathroooms. Come and cook Saturday
and stay for Sunday. Can't wait to see
you. Contact Sue or John Caffey 2256 CR
434 Loop Rockdale TX 76567 512-4462364,
512-760-8789
[email protected].
Mar 10, 2007-001 - Arlington TX CASI.
Cancer Aid & Research CCO. VFW Post
8561, 3221 Howell St. under the water
tower. Entry fee $18 turn-in 2 PM. Contact Dian Hardin 208 Quail Crest Dr.
Arlington, TX 76014. 817-467- 0052.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. Jackpot beans $5,
turn-in Noon. Plenty of RV parking no
hookups. Cooks party Friday night. Everyone welcome.
Mar 10, 2007-002 - Claremore OK CASI.
Claremore Elks Annual CCO Details to
follow. Benefits the Elks Charities. Entry
fee $20, turn-in 2 PM. Make checks
payable to BPOE #1230. CHILI GRIND
ONLY. Contact David Brown 8937 East
580 Road, Catoosa OK 74015
[email protected].
Mar 10, 2007-003 - Comfort TX CASI.
Hermann Sons Retirement Home 18th
Annual Hermann Sons Retirement Home
Chili Cookoff and 12th Annual Bean
Cookoff. Held at Hermann Sons Retirement Home, 220 Altenheim Rd. Entry
$20, checks payable to Hermann Sons
Retirement Home. Benefits Hermann Sons
Scholarship Fund. Turn-in 2:00 PM. Contact Edward Albrecht 830-995-2724. Bean
entry $10, turn-in 12:00. Amateur chili
$15, turn-in 1:00 PM. Friday evening
party for cooks and visitors. RVs welcome, no hookups. Info Edward Albrecht
830-995-2724.
Mar 10, 2007-004 - Pasadena TX CASI.
Pasadena Pods 29th Annual CCO. Held at
Texas Saloon, 7337 Spencer Hwy. We
are making plans so watch next month for
more details. Please call Dorothy Spishock
281-334-6718 or Teena Miller 823-414-
9699 for more info.
Mar 10, 2007-005 - Point TX CASI. 4th
Annual Thousand Trails Tawakoni
Cookoff. Held at Thousand Trails Park
off Raines City Rd. Benefits Christmas for
Kids. $5 entry for beans, turn-in 11 AM.
$20 chili, turn-in 1 PM. Thousand Trails
members only cookoff $5, with turn-in 1
PM. We will need CASI cooks for judging. Free hookups water and elec for sure.
Friday night pot luck supper at 7 PM. For
rentals call 903-598-2260 reference chili
cookoff. If you want to get in early please
call Bill Buschel 972-986-6211.
Mar 11, 2007-001 - Point TX CASI.
Thousand Trails Day After Cookoff. Held
at Thousand Trails Park off Raines City
Rd. 37 Benefits Thousand Trails Tawakoni
Chili Pod. Entry fee $18, turn-in Noon. No
Beans. Contact Linda Buschel at 972-9866211 after 6 PM.
Mar 17, 2007-001 - Tyler TX CASI. Tyler
Rotary Club 5th Annual CCO. Held at
1620 South Broadway in the United Heritage Credit Union Park- ing lot, across
from Bergfeld Park. Rain or Shine. Friday
night kickoff party for cooks and Rotary
members at 6:30. Registration at 8 AM
Saturday. Entry fee only $15 turn-in 1
PM. Choice of grind. Bring throw down
chili, big crowd. Neat prizes for chili and
show. Live band. Tents, tables and chair
for public. Must use Coleman stove or
grill, must have fire extinguisher. Limited
RV parking No hookups. Enjoy Azalea
Trials. Benefits various charities. Info
Fran Hall 903-561-8056. Email
[email protected]. See Web
www.tylerrotary.org.
Mar 17, 2007-002 - Claremore OK CASI.
Claremore Elks Annual CCO Cancelled.
Date changed to March 10th.
Mar 17, 2007-003 - Water Valley TX
CASI. St Patrick's Day CCO. Held in
Water Valley Park. There will be a limited
number of hook ups available at a fee of
$13/ night. Beans entry $5, Chili entry
$18. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Also, Chicken
Fried Steak Cookoff. Cake auction, raffle,
50/50 pot. See cookoff next day same
location. Janice Miller [email protected]
CASI. Elks National Foundation CCO.
Held at 4505 Seymour Hwy, Lodge 1105.
January 2007
Benefits Rainbow House Community Partners. Entry fee $20 turn-in 2 PM. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Beans $5 turn-in Noon.
Cooks party Friday night. Charity breakfast Saturday morning. Saturday night
party. Brunch Sunday. Cookoff next day
same location for 1st step. Contact Kevin
Wooster 940-766-0794.
Mar 17, 2007-005 - San Antonio TX
CASI. San Antonio Pod Cookoff. Details
to follow.
Mar 18, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX
CASI. Sunday St Patrick's Day CCO.
Held in Water Valley Park. Details to
follow. Chili only. CHILI GRIND ONLY.
See cookoff previous day. Janice Miller
email [email protected]
CASI. Sunday Elks National Foundation
CCO Held at 4505 Seymour Hwy Lodge
1105. Benefits Wispers of Hope. Entry fee
$18, turn-in 1 PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY.
Saturday night party, Sunday brunch.
Kevin Wooster 940-766-0794.
Mar 18, 2007-003 - San Antonio TX
CASI. San Antonio Day After Cookoff.
Details to follow.
Mar 24, 2007-001 - Englewood FL CASI.
Florida State Open Championship Automatic qualifier for TICC. Held at a new
location, Indian Mound Park, 210 Winsom
Ave. Details to follow. Contact Denise
Saunders 941-587-1608 or Scott Johnson
941-266-3799. See Pod Cookoff next
day, same location.
Mar 24, 2007-002 - Odessa TX CASI. Fat
Boy's Bar & Grill BACA Cookoff Biker's
Against Child Abuse (BACA) at Fat Boy's
Bar & Grill; 5710 West County Road;
Odessa, Texas. Entry Fee will be $18.00;
Meat - chili grind only; Turn-In time will
be 2 PM. There will be a Pinto Bean
competition with a $5.00 entry fee. TurnIn time will be 1 PM with a 50% payback
to 1st Place. For information contact
Linda Crabtree at 432-362- 1907 (after 4
PM) or 432-349-6548
Mar 24, 2007-003 - Morristown AZ CASI.
1st Annual Arizona Burn Center CCO held
at the Western Trails Ranch 37823 NW
Grand Ave. Mile marker 124 1/2
www.westerntrailsranch. com. Benefits
the Arizona Burn Center. Turn-in 2 PM
for red chili. Peoples choice will start
serving at 11 AM. Entry fee $12. Make
checks payable to YCS. Contact Jerry Lee
Terlingua Trails
6 2 3 - 3 8 8 - 9 7 4 8
[email protected].
Mar 25, 2007-001 - Englewood FL CASI.
Florida Sunshine Pod Chili Cookoff. Held
at new location, Indian Mound Park, 210
Winsom Avenue. Details to follow. Contact Denise Saunders 941-587-1608 or
Scott Johnson 941-266-3799. See Florida
State Open Chili Cookoff previous day,
same location.
Mar 25, 2007-002 - St.Croix VI CASI. 6th
Annual United Way of St.Croix Held at
Divi Carina Bay Resort, #25 Estate Turner
Hole. Benefits United Way of St.Croix.
Entry fee $25 each, turn-in Noon. Make
checks payable to United Way of St.Croix.
Contact Ana "Anita" Davila, 340-7730582,
340-773-1780
fax.
[email protected] P.O. Box
22310 Christiansted, St.Croix US Virgin
Islands 00822.
Mar 31, 2007-001 - Log Cabin TX CASI.
Frontier Festival Chili Cookoff. Held in
Log Cabin Park, 13620 Alamo Rd. Come
to Log Cabin on Hwy 3054. Take Alamo
or Wyatt Earp to the park - follow signs.
Benefits Red Barn Community Center.
Make checks payable to Red Barn. Entry
fee $20 turn-in 1 PM. 50/50 Beans turn-in
Noon. Hospitality room in Red Barn - RV
hookups @ $15, Tent $8. Plenty of parking, play ground and picnic area. Weather
will not be a problem, we have hugh Red
Barn. Judy Bearden 903-489-2195 City
Hall or 903-489-0776 Home.
Mar 31, 2007-002 - Johnson City TX
CASI. Texas Men's State Chili Championship. Held at Blanco County Fairgrounds
West side of Hwy 281, just south of the
bridge crossing the Pedernales River. Entry
fee $35. Turn-in 1 PM. Make checks
payable to TX Mens State Chili Championship. Benefits Blanco County Fairground
Assn, N Blanco County EMS and Johnson
city Fire Dept. Cooks party Friday night,
fajita dinner sponsored by HEB and prepared by Donna Conrad and her helpers.
Music and dancing afterward. Lots of
shade and parking limited hookups. Cook
where you camp. Park opens Thursday at
8 AM. Potluck dinner Saturday night and
entertainment. Special First Place Bronze
Longhorn trophy. Send entry to TX Mens
State chili Championship, 493 Stonegate
Drive, Johnson City, TX 78636. Send
entry before February 15th to guarantee
goody bag. Also, we will hold the second
annual TX Mens State BBQ Championship by LSBA. Entry fee $30 per category
or $75 for all three. Send entry before
February 15th to guarantee goody bag.
Turn in Noon for chicken, 2 PM for pork
spareribs and 3 PM for brisket. 60/40
payback. Original bronze trophy for Grand
Champion. Send entry to TX Mens State
BBQ Championship, use the above address. Contact Jimmy Taylor 830-8682223 email [email protected].
Mar 31, 2007-003 - Cheraw SC CASI.
Palmetto Chili Challenge. Held in downtown Cheraw. Entry fee $25, turn-in 1
PM. For the March of Dimes. Contact
Donna Johnson 2585 Sam Jones Road,
Patrick SC 29584. 843-623-3298 843537-5589 work.
Mar 31, 2007-004 - Tyler TX CASI. 26th
Annual Rose City Cookoff. Held at Gander Mountain Store on Hwy 69 South, 5
miles south of Loop 323. Goody bags for
first 50 registered. Bloody Mary's $10
beautiful trophies, turn-in 11 AM. Beans
$5, 50% payback, turn- in Noon. Junior
chili $5, turn- in 1 PM, age 17 & under.
CASI entry $20 turn-in 2 PM. Wings
furnished, $10, 50% payback, turn in 3
PM. Plenty of paved parking behind store,
no hookups. Please bring plenty
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throwdown chili for peoples choice award.
Benefits Smith County VFD. CHILI
GRIND ONLY Chickenfoot (double 9)
tournament Saturday night, $10, 100%
jackpot. Bring dominoes and a card table.
Pot luck dinner for cooks, hamburgers
provided. See Rose City Twice Is Nice
Cookoff next day same location. To
pregregister make checks payable to Rose
City Pod, c/0 Blu Daniels, 10358 CR
3101, Winona, TX 75792. Contact Blu
Daniels [email protected] 903-3722818.
Mar 31, 2007-005 - Longmont CO CASI.
Colorado Chili Smackdown CCO. Held at
Boulder County Fairgrounds Entry fee 2
gallons of throwdown and $15 for Red,
$5 for each additiional category. Turn in 7
PM. Benefits the Boulder County Fair.
Come and cook in the heart of America's
All American City. Red, Green and Hot
Wings - and a Special Fireman's Challenge. All Area Fire Stations will compete
in an Open Chili category. What more
could you ask for. Music, Silent Auction
and Beer Garden. RV parking. Make checks
payable to Colorado Chili Pod c/o John
Montgomery 1670 Broadway, Suite 3000,
Denver CO 80202. Contact Steve Lee
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Apr 7, 2007-003 - Electra TX CASI.
Pump Jack Festival & Cookoff. Held in
downtown Electra. Entry fee $20 turn-in
2 PM. Benefits Pump Jack Capital Assn.
Jackpot Beans $5, turn-in Noon. Salsa
Jackpot $5 turn-in 11 AM, 100% payback. Make checks payable to Pump Jack
Capital Assn. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact Kyle Adams/ Carolyn Adams 940592-9980, 940- 495-2407, 940-632-5041.
Email [email protected].
Apr 21, 2007-001 - Stokesdale NC CASI.
Camp Carefree Chili Cookoff. Held at
Camp Carefree Lane, 1 mile north of
68,220 intersection between Madison and
Greensboro. Entry fee $20 for 1st 10
dollars for additional entrys. Turn-in 1
PM. Make checks payable to Piedmont
Pepper Pod. Info contact Kenny Jones
336-951-2705 cell 336- 932-9569 Steve
Dixon 336-342-0563 cell 336-932-2197,
sdixon-rcw @Triad.rr.com. Mike "Bubba"
Williams
336-284-4567
www.ncchili.com. Meat is cooks choice.
Benefits Camp Carefree for ill and disabled children.
chilihead@chilicookin. com 303-6849316. Registration forms and directions
available @ www.chilicookin.com or
www.color adochilipod.org.
Apr 1, 2007-001 - Johnson City TX
CASI. Day After TX Mens State CCO.
Held at Blanco County Fairgrounds, West
side of Hwy 281, just south of the bridge
crossing the Pedernales River. Entry fee
$18, turn-in Noon. Benefits the Pod on the
Pedernales and the CASI National Scholarship Fund. Make checks payable to the
Pod on the Pedernales. CHILI GRIND
ONLY. Friday night cooks party, Saturday night pot luck. Music and dancing.
RV parking with lots of shade, limited
hookups. Wonderful Jeep Collins jewelry
trophies. Contact Barbara C. Taylor, 493
Stonegate Drive, Johnson City, TX 78636.
830-868- 2223 or [email protected].
Apr 1, 2007-002 - Tyler TX CASI. 2nd
Annual Twice Is Nice Cookoff. Held at
Gander Mountain Store on Hwy 69 South,
5 miles south of Loop 323. Plenty RV
parking no hookups. See cookoff previous day. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Entry fee
$18, turn-in Noon. Benefits Rose City Pod
charities. Contact Blu Daniels,
[email protected] 903-372-2818.
Apr 6, 2007-001 - Gulf Shores AL CASI.
State of Alabama Pod Cookoff. Location
and charity TBD. $20 entry fee with
checks payable to State of Alabama Pod.
Cooks party and 8 PM turn-in. For info
contact Renee Moore 251-968-1125 or
[email protected]. GROUND
MEAT ONLY.
Apr 7, 2007-001 - Comfort TX CASI.
Horseshoe Pub & Pizza Chili Cookoff
Horseshoe Pub & Pizza 9th Annual
Cookoff, 429 Front Street. Entry fee $20,
Horseshoe Pub & Pizza. Contact Mickey
or Dennis 830-995-5150. Bean cookoff
turn-in Noon. Friday night cooks party.
Benefits the Comfort, Waring and
Sisterdale Volunteer Fire Departments.
Apr 7, 2007-002 - Gulf Shores AL CASI.
Alabama State Chili Cookoff Location and
Charity TBD. $20 entry fee with checks
payable to State of Alabama Pod. 1 PM
turn in. Top 3 residents of State of Alabama automatically qualify for TICC. 1st
place automatically qualifies if from out of
state. For info contact Renee Moore
[email protected]., 251-9681125.
Apr 21, 2007-002 - Seguin TX CASI.
37th Texas Ladies State Chili Championship. Held at Max Starke Park East. If you
would like this year's gift, a beautiful pink
shirt, please preregister before March
14,2007. Entry forms can be found at
http://www.jmblxix.com. Entry fee is
$30.00 and you can mail your registration
form & entry fee to James Bauer, c/o
Texas Ladies State, 16429 Red Wagon
Lane,Leander,Tx. 78641. Benefits Local
Seguin charities. Turn-in 2 PM. Make
checks payable to Texas Ladies State Chili
Champ- ionship.
Apr 22, 2007-001 - Seguin TX CASI.
Classic CASI Pod Memorial CCO. Held at
Starke Park East. CHILI GRIND ONLY.
Entry fee $20, turn- in 1 PM. Benefits
Christian Free Clinic. Make checks payable to Classic CASI Pod, P.O. Box 351,
Seguin TX 78156-0351. Contact for information call Annell Causey 830-3796565 or Pat King 830-303- 1755.
Apr 27, 2007-001 - Corsicana TX CASI.
St. Jude's Christmas in Corsicana Held at
January 2007
the farmers market behind Corsicana Baily
Sun Bldg, near 100 N. 7th St. The 2nd
annual St. Jude's Children's Research
Hospital, Christmas in Corsicana CCO.
Entry fee $18, turn-in 8 PM. Make checks
payable to St. Jude's Children's Hospital.
Today help one child on our earth enjoy
the life that they deserve to have as a child.
For more info please look at the SJCRH
web-site. This is the first of three days of
chili cooking in Corsicana during the Derrick Days celebration. Trophies for the
top ten chili's and top three show teams.
RV parking is available but limited to about
50-75 spots and they will go fast, so to
make sure that all cooks have a spot we
will be reserving them for all pre-registered cooks prior to the cook-off, day
cook spots and parking also available by
preregistration, a map of the site is
available by Contacting Kenneth Swart
WK 903-872-0303 Ext 11, Cell 903-4220758 or e-mail [email protected].
CHILI GRIND ONLY.
Apr 28, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX CASI.
Let's Eat Cookoff. Place TBD. Final details will be worked out at meeting with the
Let's Eat TV Show. Benefits San Angelo
Museum of Fine Arts. CHILI GRIND
ONLY.
Janice
Miller
email
[email protected]
1st Annual Derrick Days CCO Held in the
farmers market area behind the Corsicana
Daily Sun Bldg, near 100 N. 7th St. Entry
fee $18, turn-in 1 PM. Make checks
payable to Navarro County Food Pantry
Ministry. Canned goods also accepted
during the cook-off. This is the second of
three days of chili cooking in Corsicana
during the Derrick Days celebration. Trophies for the top ten chili's and top three
show teams. $10 entry 50/50 jackpot
beans, turn-in Noon, trophies for 1st-3rd,
$20 entry 50/50 jackpot Brisket, turn-in 3
PM, with trophies for 1St-3Rd. Activities
all day long, Friday night live music at the
street dance, cooks dinner Saturday night.
RV parking is available but limited to about
50-75 spots and they will go fast, so to
make sure that all cooks have a spot we
will be reserving them for all pre-registered cooks prior to the cook-off, day
January 2007
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cook spots and parking also available by
preregistration, a map of the site is
available by Contacting Kenneth Swart
WK 903-872-0303 Ext 11, Cell 903-4220758 or e-mail [email protected]
Day after Derrick Days CCO Held in the
farmers market area behind the Corsicana
Daily Sun Bldg, near 100 N. 7th St. Entry
fee $18, turn-in, Noon, CHILI GRIND
ONLY. Make checks payable to American Heart Association. This is the third of
three days of chili cooking in Corsicana
during the Derrick Days celebration. Trophies for the top ten chili's and top three
show teams. RV parking is available but
limited to about 50-75 spots and they will
go fast, so to make sure that all cooks have
a spot we will be reserving them for all
pre-registered cooks prior to the cookoff, day cook spots and parking also
available by preregistration, a map of the
site is available by Contacting Kenneth
Swart WK 903-872-0303 Ext 11, Cell
903-422-0758
or
e-mail
[email protected].
May 5, 2007-001 - Eola TX CASI. Eola
Historic Schoolhouse CCO. Held at Eola
Historic Schoolhouse. BBQ & Chili. Dry
camping available details to follow. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. See cookoff next day.
Janice Miller [email protected]
May 6, 2007-001 - Eola TX CASI. Sunday Eola Historic Schoolhouse CO Held at
Eola Historic Schoolhouse details to follow. Chili only. CHILI GRIND ONLY.
Janice Miller [email protected]
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May 12, 2007-001 - Greensboro NC CASI.
Jim Crawford Memorial North Carolina
State Chili Championship, automatic qualifier for TICC. Held at Piedmont Triad
Farmers Market, Sandy Ridge Road off I40 Benefits Epilepsy Foundation of North
Carolina. Entry fee $20 for 1st entry, $10
for additional entry. Turn-in Noon. Categories include CASI, Freestyle, Junior,
Restauurant and Fire Department, Showmanship. Meat is cooks choice Make
checks payable to Piedmont Pepper Pod.
Contact Mike Williams 485 Pleasant Acre
Dr.
Mocksville
NC
27028.
[email protected] or Keith Miller
336-427-6847. Visit www.ncchili.com.
Cooks party Friday night, RSVP to above
address or email.
May 19, 2007-001 - Snyder TX CASI.
Black Gold Pod Cookoff. Held at Tim &
Connie Collier's Place, 1528 CR 132.
Entry fee $20 turn-in 2 PM. Benefits Black
Gold Pod. Cooks meal Friday night. Saturday morning Cooks breakfast. Saturday night pot luck suppper, meat is furnished by pod. Plenty of dry camping.
Contact Connie or Tim Collier 325-5758282, 325-575-7014.
May 20, 2007-001 - Snyder TX CASI.
Snyder Bronze Buffalo CCO. Held at Tim
& Connies Place 1528 CR 132. Entry fee
$18, turn-in 12:30 PM. Benefits Snyder
VFD. Make checks payable to Black Gold
Pod. Contact Tim Collier 3300 CR 461
Snyder TX 79549. 325-575-8282
[email protected]. 1st Place Bronze
Buffalo Trophy by Lloyd Goldwire. See
cookoff previous day.
May 26, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX
CASI. Water Valley Memorial Day CCO.
Held in Water Valley Park. BBQ and Chili.
Details to follow. This is a 3 day event.
Limited number of hookups available for
$13/night. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Janice
Miller [email protected]
CASI. Sunday Water Valley Memorial
Day Cookoff. Held in Water Valley Park.
Details to follow. See cookoff previous
day, and day after cookoff. CHILI GRIND
ONLY Janice Miller [email protected]
CASI. Monday Water Valley Memorial
Day Cookoff. Held in Water Valley Park.
Details to follow see cookoffs previous
two days. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Janice
Miller email [email protected]
January 2007
Jun 2, 2007-001 - Houston TX CASI.
Space City POD's 27th Annual Chili
Cookoff. Held at Blanco's, 3406 W. Alabama. Details to follow. RV parking, no
hookups. See cookoff next day same
location Contact Chuck Spishock 2813346718.
[email protected]
cooks that sign-up and pay by June 8th
will receive a special momento. Entry fee
$25, turn-in 1 PM. Benefits Grand Lake
Fire Dept charities. Make checks payable
to Colorado Chili Pod. Contact John Montgomery 1670 Broadway, Suite 3000, Denver CO 80202. 303-831-5000 or email
[email protected].
Jun 3, 2007-001 - Houston TX CASI. 2nd
Day Space City POD's 27th Annual Chili
Cookoff. Held at Blanco's, 3406 W. Alabama. Details to follow. See cookoff
previous day, same location. Contact Chuck
Spishock 281-334-6718. Email
[email protected].
Jun 24, 2007-001 - Bastrop TX CASI.
Sunday River Runners & American Legion Auxiliary CCO. Charity TBA. Entry
fee $15, turn-in 1 PM. CHILI GRIND
ONLY. Make checks payable to ALA 583.
Contact Crystal Dear 512-844-6668 or
Linda Olivarez 512-496-1406. See cookoff
previous day same location.
Jun 16, 2007-001 - Fort Worth TX CASI.
Cowtown Cookoff Held at Cabels's, exit
65 on I- 35W north of NE Loop 820, south
of Texas Motor Speedway. Cabela's will
again have Fathers Day/Kid's Day games,
activities, displays and lots of fun. More
details on Cowtown grand prizes, drawings, raffles, etc. to come. Friday arrivals
welcomed. Plenty of RV parking, no hookups. Cooks party Friday night. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Tropies for top 10 chilis
top ten juniors, and top 3 show. Adult
entry $20, turn-in 1 PM, junior entry (17
and under) entry $5, turn-in Noon. No
beans this year. Guaranteed goody bags
for first 100 adult cooks registered. Early
registration to Dale Reinecker, 3013 Magnolia Ln, Bedford TX 76021. Must be
received by May 31st. Contact Dale 817283-1460 dreinecker@msn .com. See June
17th for day after cookoff.
Jun 17, 2007-001 - Fort Worth TX CASI.
Day After Cowtown Cookoff at Cabela's.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. Entry fee $18,
turn-in Noon. No Beans. Benefits
Cowtown charities. Dale Reinecker 817283-1460 or email [email protected].
Jun 23, 2007-001 - Bastrop TX CASI.
River Runners & American Legion Auxiliary Cookoff. Held at 3003 Loop 150 East.
Charity TBA. Entry fee $20. turn-in 2 PM.
Make checks payable to ALA 583. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Contact Crystal Dear 281
Antioch Rd. Paige TX 78659, 512-8446668, or Linda Olivarez 160 Rice Ln
Bastrop TX 78602. 512-496-1406. See
cookoff next day.
Jun 23, 2007-002 - Grand Lake CO CASI.
24th Annual Colorado CASI CCO. Held in
Town Park off Main Street in beautiful
downtown Grand Lake. Cook at 9,000
feet in scenic Grand Lake. Chili competitions include CASI Red and Green. All
Jul 4, 2007-001 - Stonewall TX CASI.
Cannon Shoot Cookoff The All-American
food on the All- American holiday. Becker
Vineyards will host this patriotic cookoff,
3 miles East of Stonewall. Entry fee $18,
Pod On The Pedernales Cooks' party, free
wine tastings, cannon shoot, and much
more. Watch next month for complete
details. Plenty of parking, no hook-ups.
For more information, Alan Dean, 512567-2835 or [email protected].
Jul 14, 2007-001 - Gering NE CASI. 21st
Annual Nebraska State Open Championship. Held in Oregon Trail Park 1125 J
Street. Entry fee $20 for CASI red. Entry
fee $7.50 for dry beans, beef and green.
Turn-in 2:15 PM beef, 2:30 PM dry beans,
2:45 PM green, 3 PM Red. Public tasting
at 3 PM. To receive a goodie bag (cooks
Bag) this year your paid entry form must
be received by June 22nd. If you pay later
than this you will not receive one. Make
checks payable to Pepe's Pod c/o Linda
Todd 1525 Ave K, Scottsbluff NE 69361.
Benefits the Oregon Trail Days Assn. Info
contact Kyle Haberman 308-635-7852
[email protected]. Linda Todd 308- 6325730 cell 308 631-5499 email
[email protected] or Oregontraildays.com for info and online register.
Jul 21, 2007-001 - Poolville, TX TX
CASI. 2nd Annual Armadillo Resort CCO
Clothing optional naturist resort, benefitting the Poolville VFD. CHILI GRIND
ONLY. Poolville is located NW of
Weatherford, TX. Cooks party Friday
night. Jackpot beans $5 noon turn-in.
Chili $18 2pm turn-in. Make checks payable to Armadillo Resort. Armadillo Resort has some basic RV hookups (electric) for a very reasonable cost. Some
trailers are available for rent. For details
January 2007
Terlingua Trails
and
directions,
go
to
www.armadilloresort.com or contact Ron
Barnes at 817-685- 0160 or e-mail at
[email protected].
Jul 21, 2007-002 - Longmont CO CASI.
4th Annual Mountain States Chili Cookoff
& Music Festival. Held in Roosevelt Park,
700 Longs Peak Ave. Exit I-25 at
Longmont Exit. West on SR-119 for 4.6
mi, right on E. 3rd for 2.1 mi, right on
Coffman St. for .5 mi in the heart of
Colorados All American City for 2007.
Offering the best Colorado has to offer.
Entry fee 2 gallons of throw down and
$15 for Red, $5 for each additional category. Turn in Noon. Benefits ArtWalk of
Longmont. Also Colorado State Junior
Chili Championship ages 7-17, Grind Only.
Colorado State Jambalaya Championship,
Green Chili, Hot Wings, and Restaurant
categories for Green Chili, Wings. Family
Fun, Music. Contact Steve Lee
[email protected] phone 303684-9316. Make checks payable to Colorado Chili Pod, c/o John Montgomery,
1670 Broadway, Suite 3000, Denver CO
80202. Registration forms at
www.chilicookin.com
or
www.coloradochilipod.org.
Aug 12, 2007-001 - Longmont CO CASI.
4th Annual Mountain States Chili Can-
celled. Date changed to July 21st.
Aug 17, 2007-001 - Terlingua TX CASI.
Friday Terlingua Cookoff. Held at Community Center. Entry fee $20, turn-in 5
PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact Diane
Fitz Henry 432-371-2163.
Aug 18, 2007-001 - Terlingua TX CASI.
Bronze Goat Chili Cookoff. Held in Community Center. Entry fee $20, turn-in 2
PM. Contact Dorathy Williams 432-3712595 Details to follow. Bronze Goat Trophy for 1st place chili winner.
Sep 22, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX
CASI. Almost Last Chance Cookoff. Held
in Water Valley Park. See cookoff next
day same location. Details to follow. Limited number hookups available $13/night.
CHILI GRIND ONLY. Janice Miller
[email protected]
Sep 23, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX
CASI. Sunday Almost Last Chance CCO.
Held in Water Valley Park. Details to
follow. See cookoff previous day same
location. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Janice
Miller [email protected].
Sep 29, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX CASI.
Saddle Bronc Chili Cookoff. Held at 204
E. Ave L. Entry fee $20, make checks
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payable to SACA Pod. Sammie Plant 325655-2147
2427 charities. Earl Gorhum 903- 4471060. [email protected].
Sep 30, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX CASI.
Blaine's Last Chance Cookoff Held at 10
W. Harris. Entry fee $20. Charity TBD.
Make checks payable to SACA Pod. Contact Fred Lazarus.
Oct 14, 2007-001 - Tomball TX CASI.
8th Annual Piney Woods Pod CCO Held at
VFW Post 2427, 14406 Alice Rd. Further
information to follow. Entry fee $20,
Piney Woods Pod. Benefits Piney Woods
Pod Charities. Earl Gorhum 936- 4471060, [email protected].
Oct 13, 2007-001 - Midland TX CASI.
7th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Chili
and Bar-B-Que Cookoff will be held at
The Party Station; 6009 Empressa; Midland, Texas. Set-up beginning Noon Friday, October 12th. Plenty of room for
motor homes, trailers and pits. No hookups. Fish Fry Friday Evening at 6:30 PM.
Raffle Items, Special Raffle and Silent
Auction Items. All proceeds to Allison
Cancer Center West Texas Cancer Center
-- GIFTS OF HOPE. Entry fee $25, turnin 2 PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY. For
information contact: Patsy Childress; 432520-4433 (home) 432-425-4473 (cell) email [email protected]
Oct 13, 2007-002 - Tomball TX CASI.
VFW Post 2427 Fall Festival CCO Held at
VFW Post 2427, 14406 Alice Rd. Further
information to follow. Entry fee $20,
Piney Woods Pod. Benefits VFW Post
Oct 20, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX CASI.
Fall Festival CCO. Held in Water Valley
Park. Entry fee $18, benefits POD Christmas Charities, Turn in 2 PM. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Jackpot Pinto Beans $5.00
Turn in 1 PM. Janice Miller 325 947 8753
[email protected]
Oct 21, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX CASI.
Autumn Winds CCO Held in Water Valley
Park. Entry fee $18.00. Benefits KLST
Friendship Tree. Turn-in Noon. CHILI
GRIND ONLY. Contact Janice Miller,
325 947-8753. See cookoff previous day.
Hill Country Software & Support
4 Green Cedar Road - Boerne, Texas 78006-7929 - 800-422-1982
Jim, Shirley, Elisabeth & Will Stateczny
Computer Software for County, City & Tribal Government
Proud Sponsor of CASI
And the CASI Scholarship Program
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Free Quarter Page Ad
to CASI Pods, State, Regional and
International Opens
As a CASI Pod you are required to put on a pod cookoff
once a year. To help you advertise your pod cookoff we allow
each pod to place one quarter page ad in the Terlingua Trails,
each year, free of charge. This ad should run the month before
your cookoff occurs. Should you decide that you need an ad
larger than a quarter page we will simply bill you for the difference
in price. This ad should not be confused with the article
advertising your cookoff in the "Cooking with CASI Calendar"
section in the Terlingua Trails. That article will start to run as soon
as you request your cookoff packet and will run until your
cookoff occurs.
January 2007
Advertising Rate Schedule-Effective 01/01/2003
Full Page 10" X 12 3/4" - $250.00
1/2 Page 5" X 12 3/4" - $130.00
1/2 page 10" X 6 1/4" - $130.00
1/4 Page 5" X 6 1/4" - $90.00
1/8 Page 5" X 3" - $60.00
Bottom Banner 10” X 3” - $90.00
Business Card - $40.00
Classifieds - $40 - 2 inch - 3 Months
All Prices Are For Camera Ready Ads (.jpg)
Multiple Month Ads:
3 to 5 month running ad, 15% discount per month
6 to 11 month running ad, 20% discount per month
12 months or more, 25% discount per month
Send ads to
Doug "Bucky" Seelig
[email protected]
Send ads to Doug "Bucky" Seelig
[email protected]
Non Board
Contributing Members
Hut Brown - Scholarship Chairman
1516 Prairie Drive
El Paso, Texas 79925-2543
Home (915)772-2379
E-mail: [email protected]
Ralph Hay - Old 320 Alcalde
2505 Easy Street
Pasadena, Texas 77502-3234
Home: (713)475-1660
Jim Stateczny - Computer and Financial Services
Green Cedar Road
Boerne, Texas 78006-7929
Work: (830)537-4381
January 2007
2006/2007 CASI Board of Directors
Terlingua Trails
CASI - Chili Appreciation Society International - Membership Application
(New Member) - (Renewal Member) - (Corporate Member) - Circle One
Mail form and membership fee to CASI - 150 CR 3579 - Paradise, Texas 76073
Individual Membership: North American Annual Dues are $15.00
(US, US Protectorates, Canada and Mexico), International Annual Dues are $30.00
Lifetime Dues are $225.00 (Not available to our International Members)
Corporate Annual Dues are $100.00 US.
Jim Ezell - President / Sponsorship
3987 Hwy 79 South
Wichita Falls, Texas 76310
Home (940) 692-5974
Cell (214)392-3499
Jimmy Taylor
2nd VP Rancho CASI de los Chisos Chairperson
493 Stonegate Drive
Johnson City, Texas 78636-4470
Home: (830)868-2223
FAX: (830)868-2352
Renee Moore - Vice President / Articles Editor
PO Box 5834
Gulf Shores, Alabama 36547-5834
Home: (251)949-7000
Work: (251)968-1125
Fax: (251)968-1470
Alan Dean - Executive Director
112 Leaning Oak Circle
Johnson City, Texas 78636
Home: (830)868-4313
Garnier Albus -Treasurer
P O Box 123
Amarillo, TX 79105-0123
Home: (806)353-0500
Cell: (806)679-1952
Ed Blair - Secretary
5122 Autumn Forest Dr
Houston, TX 77091-5004
(713) 686-4520 Home
Cell: 832-567-5558
Mikie McGarity - Membership
150 CR 3579
Paradise, TX 76073
Home: (817)975-2200
E-mail [email protected]
Bill Pierson - Tallymaster
P.O. Box 727
Bativia, Illinois 60510-0727
Home: (630)879-7934
Ken Rodd - Chilicity/Public Relations
7009 S IH-35
Austin, TX 78744-4813
Cell: (210)887-8827
Dorathy Williams - Upcomings
PO Box 39
Terlingua, TX 79852-0039
Upcomings: Phone or Fax 1-888-CASI-HOT
Home: (432)371-2595
Doug (Bucky) Seelig-Terlingua Trails
P.O. Box 859
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Cell (512) 965-4564
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Please Print Clearly
Name: ______________________________________________
(For Corporate Memberships - Owner Name)
Your CASI
No.____________
(Renewals Only)
Corporate/Business Name: ________________________________________________________
(Corporate Membership Only - List as you wish on your Plaque)
Chili Team Name: __________________________________
Occupation: ___________________
Street Address or PO Box: __________________________
Telephone No:)(____)____________
City, State, Zip+4: ______________________________
E-Mail: __________________________
Upcoming Cookoff Information Sheet
FILL OUT AND MAIL TO: CASI Upcomings - PO Box 39 - Terlingua, Texas 79852-0039
Please list the following Upcoming Cookoff in the Terlingua Trails. Phone or Fax 1-888-227-4468
Date and City: ________________________________________________________________
Cookoff Name:________________________________________________________________
Street Address/Location:_________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
CASI Sanctioned: _______
Charity: _______________________________________________
Turn-in Time: ___________________
Entry Fee:_____________________________________
Checks Payable to: _____________________________________________________________
Information Contact: ____________________________________________________________
Contact Address: ______________________________________________________________
Contact Phone Number:__________________________________________________________
Preregistration Deadline (If Applicable): __________________
Mail
Judging Packet
Special Meat: _______________
to: _________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
Need Rule Book: (Yes) or (No)
Chili Grind Only: (Yes) or (No)
Send _______ Boxes of Terlingua Trails - Each box contains 25 copies of the Terlingua Trails
Send me CASI Judging Cup Tickets (no charge): Yes No , approximate number of tickets: ______
Proud Sponsor of CASI

Downtown Holiday Cookoff - Chili Appreciation Society

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