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November 2006 Web Page www.chili.orgVolume 19 Issue 11BREAST CANCER AWARENESS COOKOFFAUTOMATED EXTERNALDEFIBRILLATOR FUNDThe 6th Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Cookoff held Saturday, October 14th,in Midland, Texas was again a great success. The “first” numbers are in and thecookoff raised $25,000.00 with a few donations still to come. A total of 50 chili cooksand 21 bar-b-que teams entered with a number of folks traveling quite a distance tosupport the cookoff. Some of the cooks who come to this cookoff are “once a year”cooks – just for this event. When Lee Roy and I look at the sign-in sheets after thecookoff is over and we realize that we know everyone, it really makes you feel good.It is a reminder that we have been blessed with a great number of friends.A really nice thing to notice about a cookoff is the help from the people from yourdesignated charity. From receptionists, to lab techs, to patients, to recipients of helpfrom the Gifts of Hope – they were there.As you all know a cookoff of this size does not just happen. I can’t thank any of youenough for all that you did to make this such a success. From the Fish Fry Fridaynight to the stacking of tables and chairs when it was over – and everything that wasdone “in between” – Thank You from the deepest part of our hearts.” (PatsyChildress)Dodie Simpson, Great Pepper of the Black Gold Pod, presents a check for $1000to Directors Ken Rodd and Douglas Seelig for the AED Fund. Also pictured aremembers(left to right) Connie and Tim Collier, Louis Gonzales, Barbara Herrin, andPhyllis PattonThanks to the many contributors, <strong>CASI</strong> will be able to offer better emergencymedical protection for the many cooks, judges and spectators this year with thepurchase of three AED’s. Greg Henington of the Terlingua Medics will be on siteon Wednesday November 1, to conduct two training classes in the pavilion area.Classes are limited to eighteen participants. One class will be held on Wednesdayfrom 9:00 a.m. until noon and the second will be held from 2:00 until 5:00 p.m. foranyone interested in becoming certified to use them ifthe need should arise. If you have not yet registered,contact Renee Moore.<strong>CASI</strong> <strong>Hot</strong> <strong>Line</strong><strong>888</strong>-<strong>CASI</strong>HOTIf you have a cookoff coming up in the month ofJanuary your cookoff information must be in thehands of the <strong>CASI</strong> Upcomings Director byNovember 15th to meet the 30 day cookoff advertisingrequirement.<strong>Chili</strong> <strong>Appreciation</strong> <strong>Society</strong> <strong>International</strong> Inc.3802 Manchaca RoadAustin, Texas 78704Non ProfitOrganizationUS Postage PaidKerrville, TexasPermit No. 81


Page 2 Terlingua Trails November 2006ED Ponderings______As I’m writing this column, it’s just the start ofthe new chili year. I say this knowing publishingdeadlines mean that many of you may not receive thisissue of the Trails until after you return from Terlingua.I’d like to thank everyone for a really terrific year,last year, and to challenge you to make the upcomingyear an even better one. Let’s continue to make eachPod a center of <strong>CASI</strong> and chili enthusiasm.Let’s have each Great Pepper be thecommunicator conveying information from <strong>CASI</strong> to their Pod members and fromtheir Pod members to <strong>CASI</strong>.Let’s have each Referee be knowledgeable about the rules and have thediscretion to use them with common sense.Our new motto is “<strong>Chili</strong>, Charity, and Fun!” Let’s share it with everyonewho will listen and let’s promote, promote, promote. Let’s work together to set newstandards for new members, spectators at cookoffs, and donations to worthycharities. Let’s make 2007 the best year ever.We all share a responsibility for <strong>CASI</strong>’s future and together we canaccomplish great things.I look forward with visiting with many of you in the desert. See y’all on theTrail.BRONZE GOAT COOK-OFFWINNERSAlanAlan Dean’s <strong>Chili</strong> <strong>Hot</strong> News is now available on theweb at:www.chotnews.blogspot.com/This newsletter is updated almost daily with the latestnews about <strong>CASI</strong>, cookoffs, cooks, and much more.Shirley Stateczny from Boerne, Texas, wins the coveted trophy at the BronzeGoat <strong>Chili</strong> Cook-off held in August in Terlingua, Texas. Dave Boone fromOdessa, Texas, was the Grand Champion Bar-B-Que winner.<strong>CASI</strong> INSURANCEPlease make note: the contact for obtaining insurance certificates forcookoffs has changed. To get a certificate (proof of insurance) for yourcookoff, 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: mmoreau@cicinc.comTerlingua TrailsEditor & Publisher: Doug (Bucky) SeeligContributing Editors:Upcoming Cookoffs: Dorathy WilliamsCookoff Results: Bill PiersonArticles: Renee MoorePrinter: Kerrville Daily Times - Kerrville, Texas


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 3TALLYMASTER'SREPORTYEAR TO DATE COOK0FF-OFFSTATISTICSMurmurs from Mama SueWe thank you folks who emailed, called,and personally thanked the Farmer for his greatarticle last month. When Bucky asked John tocontribute something aboutold times, John was elated. One Sunday afternoonwe sat on the back patio andtalked, and I took notes. We laughed about someunprintables, but we had a good time reminiscing. It was even more fun trying todecipher the notes later; yeah right, fun.Time is quickly running out this month. We will head to Del Rio onWednesday and then on to TICC to help get everything ready.Hope to see a lot of you ladies at my campsite trying on those TLS shirtsand filling out the apps to register. Thanks to all of you who have registered early.Will be good to see so many of you at our Central Texas Happy Hour onThursday from 5-7. Come by, have a drink or 4, eat a little or a lot, and visit andhug everybody. There are 7 Central Texas Pods there with their membership tablesand you can renew, if you have not done so already.Our RIVER RUNNERS will be the bartenders again this year, so visit themoften. They are happy to see you, because they pour you one and they get one…justkidding, did not have to drive or roll one home last year. They even helped us cleanup and pack up. They are good boys.Gotta run. Good luck to all at TICC. TICC 2006 will be history when thisedition comes out. Thank you, Margaret, one of our chili daughters, for being sucha wonderfulchamp this past year. Thank you, Directors, for a job well done in the past chili year.Thank you, <strong>Chili</strong> Cooks, for your passion and love for charity, chili, and each other.GOD BLESS US ALL AND GOD BLESS AMERICA.Sue CaffeyIf you have articles or photos of cookoffs or events in your areayou would like to share with the <strong>CASI</strong> community, please sendthem to me and I will publish them if space permits.BuckyEditor's NoteREQ COOKOFFS CHILIS MONEYSTATE PTS HELD JUDGED RAISEDALABAMA 6 2 30 1,800.00ARKANSAS 12 23 523 56,332.50ARIZONA 12 30 641 44,500.00BRITISH COLUMBIA 6 2 39 7,500.00COLORADO 6 7 132 12,150.00FLORIDA 9 7 135 35,495.00GEORGIA 6 1 15 5,000.00IOWA 9 7 142 6,581.00ILLINOIS 12 15 315 21,208.00INDIANA 6 3 66 27,700.00KANSAS 6 7 152 7,484.00LOUISIANA 6 2 65 2,706.00MARYLAND 9 7 127 5,025.00MISSOURI 6 5 99 22,220.00MISSISSIPPI 6 3 51 1,500.00MEXICO 6 4 186 4,751.00NORTH CAROLINA 9 9 150 35,975.00NEBRASKA 6 2 40 2,685.00NEW MEXICO 9 12 279 10,070.00NEVADA 6 1 15 300.00NEW YORK 6 1 15 2,875.00OKLAHOMA 12 20 355 44,870.44OREGON 6 2 32 763.83PENNSYLVANIA 6 2 47 40,150.00SOUTH CAROLINA 6 1 15 12,000.00TENNESSEE 9 14 303 37,405.00TEXAS 12 335 10,360 551,633.56VIRGINIA 9 5 90 1,150.00VIRGIN ISLANDS 6 2 53 24,000.00WASHINGTON 9 6 102 2,850.00WISCONSIN 6 1 41 4,000.00WYOMING 6 2 58 7,000.00GRAND TOTAL 540 14,673 1039,680.33DELINQUENT COOKOFFS - These areCookoffs held before 09/01/06 thatresults have not been received for!No Delinquent CookoffsTICC Merchandise 2005T-Shirts, Sweat Shirts, Caps, Pins, Bandanas,Koozies, Bumper Stickers and Window Decals.<strong>CASI</strong> Window Shades,Tote Bags.2005 Posters and previous years available.For further information or ordering


Page 4 Terlingua Trails November 2006<strong>CASI</strong> Membership ReportMikie McGarity - Membership ChairpersonNew <strong>CASI</strong> MembersTerry Calvo – San Antonio, TXRandy Coffman – Arlington, TXRoger Crabtree – Dallas, TXAndrew Dean – Joshua, TXKim Cunningham – Prattsburgh, NYCandi Eckert – Louisburg, KSChuck Edmonds – San Antonio, TXMichael Fuller – Granite Bay, CATrevor Hake – Jefferson, WITracy Hamilton – Queen Creek, AZLarry Hammock – Houston, TXJim Howard – Belcher, LARon Janney – Dalhart, TXLisa J. King – Reidville, NCMarge Plummer – Memphis, TNAnnette Price – La Luz, NMDoris Reed – Perrin, TXDarrain Reynolds – Westfield, INDavid Ross Roberts – Houston, TXEric Rosenblad – Pittsburg, KSBarbara Selfridge – Tulsa, OKLori Tetrick – New Braunfels, TXEllen Wallace – Colorado City, TXRenewing Members<strong>CASI</strong> would like to welcome back theseannual members and some of our pastmembers who have joined us again.Roger Bains – Rankin, TXJohn Banas – Queen Creek AZKaren Banas – Queen Creek, AZDon Barfield – Wichita Falls, TXFrenchie Benoit – Baytown, TXRonnie Bible – Rockport, TXCharles Breeden – Alvarado, TXMichael Burke – Ft. Worth, TXLee Roy Childress – Midland, TXPatsy Childress – Midland, TXFread Cielencki – San Antonio, TXKevin Daugherty – Leander, TXRick Davis – Boerne, TXThank you to all of our members who have renewed their annualdues. If you have a question about your membership, please callme (817) 975-2200 or email me (mikie@mcgarity.org.) It is soencouraging to receive all the new membership applications –both individuals and corporate. To see our members renew andreaffirm their faith in the <strong>CASI</strong> organization is very gratifying. Ifyou see any of these members at cookoffs in your area, Iencourage you to make a new friend and extend a warm <strong>CASI</strong>welcome. Thank you. PLEASE NOTE: ADDRESS FORMEMBERSHIP--150 CR 3579, Paradise, TX 76073Stephanie Daugherty – Leander, TXBill Dees – Bulverde, TXTamara Dees – Bulverde, TXBilly Doss – Georgetown, TXNeal Doss – Georgetown, TXBert Dunn – Homosassa, FLKimberly Dunn – Sierra Vista, AZTom Esford – Trinity, TXVicki Esford – Trinity, TXRichard Geiger – Chicago, ILDavid Gill – Godley, TXDallas Gipson – Jacksonville, ARRobin Goodman – Waxahachie, TXScott Hamilton – Queen Creek, AZBill Heslop – Birmingham, ALElmo Hite – Burnet, TXArvol Hodge – Wichita Falls, TXDarrell Hopper – Kemah, TXTed Hoover – Dalhart, TXBilly Hutson – Granbury, TXKay Hutson – Granbury, TXChad Jester – Indianapolis, INBarry Karnai – Weesatche, TXNadine Karnai – Weesatche, TXBettye Kemp – Couch, MOGeorge Kunkle – Couch, MOScott Lamons – Shawnee, KSDavid Lefler – Bardwell, TXKay Lefler – Bardwell, TXBill Lester – Garland, TXColleen Lintner – Shawnee, KSRudy Lintner – Shawnee, KSBob Luney – Iowa Park, TXBob Marshall – Martinez, CACarol Martin – Gonzales, TXStephen Moore – Bella Vista, ARPaul Mulkey – Hobbs, NMMargaret Nadeau – Boerne, TXSteve Nadeau – Boerne, TXEd Nesbitt – Houston, TXJohn Oswalt – Marshall, TXPhyllis Patton – Odessa, TXJan Ployhar – Brainerd, MNRoy Ployhar – Brainerd, MNBob Psencik – Clifton, TXJeanie Putmam – Commerce, TXMaxine Reed – Schertz, TXDavid Reynolds – Wichita Falls, TXJanet Reynolds – Wichita Falls, TXDick Rogers – La Luz, NMFred Roycroft – Port Coquitlam, BCAnn Sanford – Ovilla, TXSam Sartain – Buchanan Dam, TXSkip Schapper – Houston, TXBill Slanker – Krum, TXMike Stevens – Homer Glen, ILMike Tarpley – Memphis, TNKaren Thomas – Alto, NMRick Thomas – Alto, NMEdna Thompson – Houston, TXGeorge Thompson – Houston, TXSteve Travasos – Lafayette, LAMack Walker – Arlington, TXGeorgia Weller – Bloomfield, MIJim Weller – Bloomfield, MIRonelda Wendler – Marble Falls, TXJan Windrow – San Antonio, TXJack Windsor – Baltimore, MDPlease remember if you’re moving, let usknow. Your Trails will not follow youwithout an address change. You caneither call me (817-975-2200) or emailme at mikie@mcgarity.org.Need to know when your membershipexpires or how to get in touch with afriend? Visit the <strong>CASI</strong> Information site.It can answer those questions and awhole lot more! I hope each of you willtake the time to add your phone numbersand email addresses to your data. Younever know who might give you a call!!!Need to know when your membershiprenewal is due? Need a friend’s emailaddress? The information is available toyou on CIS.Mikie McGarityMembership Chairman


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 5Corporate MembershipMikie McGarity - Membership ChairpersonPLEASE WELCOMEAND THANK THESE<strong>CASI</strong> MEMBERS.They have invested in our <strong>Society</strong> as Annual CorporateMembers. If you live in their area, PLEASE stop by and thankthem personally.Please Welcome Our NewestCorporate MemberChisos Frameworks – Terlingua, TXPlease Welcome Back Our ReturningCorporate Members:Bee Mountain Hardware – Terlingua, TXCycletek – Terlingua, TXKC’s Quick Mart – Alpine, TXLong Draw Pizza – Terlingua, TXMild Bill’s Spices, Etc – Bulverde, TXRancho Fandango – Terlingua, TXSouthwest Abstract & Title Co. – Rankin, TXCorporate MembersApache Pass – Rockdale, TXAustin Lone Star RV Resort – Austin, TXBee Mountain Hardware – Terlingua, TXBig Bend Motor Inn – Terlingua, TXBig Bend Resort – Big Bend National Park, TXBig Bend River Tours – Terlingua, TXThe Boat House – Terlingua, TXHut Brown, Director Emeritus – El Paso, TXCanyon Lake Medical Center – Canyon Lake, TXCapital One, N.A. – Austin, TXChisos Frameworks – Terlingua, TXChisos Mining Co. Motel – Terlingua, TXDoug Seelig Land Surveyors, P.C. – Austin, TXDumb Blonde Enterprises, Inc. – Kansas City,MOEl Paso Kid – Terlingua, TXFar Flung Outdoor Center – Terlingua, TXFrontier Roadhouse – Terlingua, TXIrving Does #201 – Irving, TXIrving Elks Lodge #2334 – Irving, TXKC’s Quick Mart/RV – Alpine, TXThe Knifeman – Houston, TXLa Posada Milagro Guesthouse – Terlingua, TXLorina’s Cantina – Del Rio, TXDr. Steve & Ann Meyer – Dallas, TXMike Strack – Sierra Vista, AZMild Bill’s Spices, Etc. – Bulverde, TXMockingbird Hill – Terlingua, TXMonosite, Inc. – Odessa, TXNooksack River Casino – Deming, WAPassport America – Long Beach, MSPecan Grove R.V. Park – Alpine, TXPioneer RV Resorts, Inc. – Palacios, TXQuicksilver Trading Company – Terlingua, TXQuilts, Etc by Marguerite – Terlingua, TXRancho Fandango – Terlingua, TXRed River Conference Center – Red River, NMRenfro Foods, Inc. – Fort Worth, TXRio Bravo Security – Terlingua, TXSaltwater Cowboy Cantina – Terlingua, TXSan Antonio Pod <strong>CASI</strong> – San Antonio, TXSouthwest Abstract & Land Co. – Rankin, TXSouthwest Canopy of Texas – Houston, TXSouthwest Horn Toad Raisers Assoc. – Odessa,TXStarlight Theatre – Terlingua, TXStudy Butte Store – Study Butte, TXT&K Dairy – Snyder, TXTaylor Construction – Johnson City, TXTen Bits Ranch – Terlingua, TXTerlingua Auto Service – Terlingua, TXTerlingua Ghostown – Terlingua, TXTexas Assoc. of Campground Owners – Arlington,TXThunderbird Machinery Co. – Odessa, TXTraders Village, LTD – Grand Prairie, TXWales Land Co., Inc. – Terlingua, TXWPI Firefighter’s Fund – Ft. Worth, TXDon’t Forget the Souvenirs!If you’re reading this while at TICC don’t forget to check the <strong>CASI</strong>concessions stand to get some of the special 40 th TICC Anniversary items.Some items are in limited quantities.Booth hours are 10:00 a.m. until Midnight, Thursday through Saturday.Don’t wait too long or you may be disappointed.If there are items you’d like to see offered in the concession stand,please let Dorathy or Renee know.EDITOR'S NOTEIf your family is receiving more than one copy of the Terlingua Trails andyou don't need more than one, please contact Mickie McGarity atmikie@mcgarity.org to cancel the extra copies. This will be a small butworthwhile savings for <strong>CASI</strong>.Thanks,Bucky


Page 6 Terlingua Trails November 2006NOBODY TOLD MEI’ve been to my first Great Pepper’s Meeting,and I can assure you that nobody told me what to expect.I’m not sure that anyone can tell you what to expect.You can learn more about <strong>CASI</strong> and chili cooking thanyou can imagine, and you can meet more chili cooksthan you knew existed!No sooner had we arrived at the hotel onThursday than people called my name, shook my hand,and said they were glad to see me. I didn’t know mostof them, but they had met me at a cookoff somewhere.It was kind of embarrassing, but it was nice. I’ve got to pay more attention to learningpeople’s names.After checking in at the registration desk and getting my name tag, even morestrangers shook my hand. Many of them recognized my name from seeing it on thesecolumns. I didn’t know anybody read my words!As we made our way to the Hospitality Room for the first of many times, morestrangers shook my hand. Strangers were rapidly being replaced by friends. Lots ofpeople were visiting the Hospitality Room, and all of them were friendly. I guess chilicooks are just willing to meet people, just as they are willing to have fun. All of the<strong>CASI</strong> Directors were there, and they, too, were very friendly.I’m a Shriner, too, and everybody knows that Shriners are experts at meetingpeople and having fun with folks that were strangers a few minutes ago. I can testifythat <strong>Chili</strong>heads are even better at making new friends. I was surprised and impressedwith their acceptance of this northern hillbilly in a strange land.Friday started pretty slow. We ate breakfast in the hotel coffee shop withVirgil & Roylene Johnson, and between bites we met more new friends.After lunch on Friday, all of the candidates for Director met with the GreatPeppers and guests for a series of roundtable discussions. For several minutes, eachcandidate sat with 8 to 12 Great Peppers and answered questions about their plans for<strong>CASI</strong> and cookoffs. Most candidates cited the need for making <strong>CASI</strong> grow, butproposed solutions were scarce. It’s a tough problem, and our directors can’t fix italone.After the roundtable discussions were complete, we attended a session withExecutive Director Alan Dean covering a number of concerns and asking forcomments. I guess he was really asking for ideas and help. We talked about insurance,and we talked about how to get new members. We talked about a lot of things. It wasa pretty good day, all around.Then it was back to the Hospitality Room, where the real business of themeeting transpires. There is food and drink available and a great deal of conversation.Sometime later, we fell into bed for a few hours of sleep. You have to learn to “sleepfast” so that you can get 8 hours of sleep in about 4 hours.Saturday is the Big Day! This is the actual Great Pepper’s Meeting that is thereason for this gathering of friends. It starts about 9:00 am with seating of delegatesand seeding of new pods. This year, there was some discussion and a bit ofdisagreement, but everything was settled peaceably and without bloodshed.The “Meeting” part of the meeting gave us some real information, such as theamount of money raised for charity ($1,000,000), the number of chilis judged(13,741), and the number of cooks and show teams qualified (368 and 164). We heardthat <strong>CASI</strong> has about 1600 members, and wants more. Then came reports from eachof the Directors giving information on their particular area of interest. There’s a newweb page (www.krazyflats.com) and we may not be able to have campfires at TICCthis year because of dry conditions.After the meeting, back to the Hospitality Room.All in all, it was a good meeting and I had a great time. I’ve always thoughtthat chili people are the finest, friendliest, most fun-loving people in the world, and thisget-together convinced me that I’m right. Anybody can attend the Great Pepper’sMeeting, but you have to be a Delegate to vote. I’d suggest that you go to Tyler, Texas,next year.Steve DowdyBess’ BestHello to all from beautiful Lamar, Missouri.Thanks to all who took the time to look Harry and I up atTerlingua and say hi.This past chili year has really been a bummer forus as far as traveling and cooking. What started out to bea fun filled year, or that is the way we had planned it, allgot changed in March when I fell and broke my arm and wrist. Our traveling wasback and forth to Springfield either to the hospital or a doctor’s office. The onlyconnection all this traveling had to do with chili was almost every trip or visit theywanted to know if we had brought chili with us.Harry and I want to say congratulations to all the winners of Terlingua2006. Being a past TICC winner in 2000, it is a feeling that words cannot reallydescribe, and it is something that you earn and no one can ever take it away fromyou. Again, congratulations.With Terlingua 2006 in the books that means that Thanksgiving is right ontop of us and following Thanksgiving is the ho-ho season. For those who are notaround Harry as I am every day, I must explain Harry has a nickname for everythingand I mean everything.As Harry would explain it, the ho-ho season is the time between Thanksgivingand Christmas that most everyone forgets what the Christmas season really is andreplaces it with shopping and buying everything for everyone that they don’t needand the person doesn’t have the money to spend. So they go in debt and wear outthe credit cards only to gripe and complain when the bills starting coming in afterthe first of the New Year. My problem is that Harry has the ho-ho season 365 daysa year.Thank you all for your time this time & remember to start slow & then taperoff!Bess & HarryDonations, Contributions and MemorialsDonations were given to the AED Fund by Borderline Chliheads, CapitalOne, Cowtown <strong>CASI</strong>, Goat Gap Publishing Company, Green CountryPod, Keystone State Pod, Pod on the Pedernales, and Puget Pod.Donations were made to the AED Fund in memory of Jackie Brown byMarcia Gamino and Pod of the Pass.A donation was made to the <strong>CASI</strong> Scholarship Fund in memory of PeggyRobbins by Cowtown <strong>CASI</strong> .A donation was made to the <strong>CASI</strong> Scholarship Fund in memory of DaleKaraff by Herb & Ruby Ross.A donation was made to the <strong>CASI</strong> Scholarship Fund in memory of JackieBrown by Michael Peterson.


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 7Tales from the RanchOrale <strong>CASI</strong>, que pasa y how’severybody? What a wonderful summer wehad. Lots of cookoffs and lots of vacationtime, also. Barb and I managed to do a littlefishing along the way and made a fewstops at some casinos here and there. Beingof Indian decent, you might say I investedtoward the well being of my people. Anyway, summer is about over and I’m really ready for some cold weather.It was a good chili year. I only had 3 blowouts on the road, no wrecks, acouple or three bloody Mary mornings, and half a dozen or so burnt chili pots. Otherthan that, it was a good year. The VISA card people even increased my spendinglimit. Yea, buddy.As for the ranch, well things are kind of not normal. It appears that I’vegot this sick and twisted chicken running around the hen house naked, driving myone rooster insane. She has taken this molting thing to the max. All of my otherhens are ok except for this one perverted clucker. We’re talking the feathers aregone, folks. It’s not a pretty sight. I feel sorry for ole Mr. Foghorn-Leghorn. Ilooked in the hen house this morning and there he was sitting in the corner callingtime out.Not giving up on the matter or wondering what I’m going to do about thisordeal, I picked up the land line and called my trusty companion and fellow rancherMr. Dave Boone and commenced to explaining to Dave about my unusual situation.Mr. Dave said he would make a couple of phone calls and get back to me. I wenton about my rat killing.About 30 minutes later, the phone in the barn went off and sure enough itwas my trusty companion and fellow rancher, Mr. Dave Boone. He told me thathe had been talking to Mr. Tex Riley and Mr. Green Jeans (Steve Nadeau), twofellow ranchers from the Central Texas Ranchers Association, and they had readsomewhere in the Farm and Ranch Journal about a new male enhancementformula for roosters. Yo, Rita. It is supposed to be added to the water supply andwa-la, next thing you know you’ve got another Smiling Bob commercial withfeathers.Well, folks, if you think my problems are over, they ain’t. I’ve still got thisone perverted naked chicken, and winter is coming on. If she doesn’t grow somefeathers soon, she’s gonna freeze to death.I got to thinking hard about this and a Tom Terrific idea came to mind. Whydon’t I go into town to the WalMart store and get a box of Pampers or a box ofHuggies. I figure me and this twisted chicken are about the same size as when Iwas born, so the diapers oughta fit. I got some bulldog clips in my chili box I canuse to put these diapers on so hey, hen house problems are over. Enough for theranch happenings.By the time this article comes out, TICC will be over. I hope everybody hada good time and got home safe. If you didn’t make the cut on Saturday, pick youout another cookoff out of the Trails and keep on cooking. It ain’t over till the fatlady sings plus the charities need us. Gotta go, folks, I’m running out of English.Bueno, bye.Patsy Childress wins first place bronze tophy at the White BuffaloBBQ & <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff held in Snyder Texas. Tim Collier is theGrand Champion BBQ cookWORDS OF WISDOM.1. Never wave at a friend while at a livestock auction.2. Jumping to conclusions can be bad exercise.3. Sometimes you get, and sometimes you get got.Louis GonzalesMattheisen RanchPaint Rock, Texas


Page 8 Terlingua Trails November 2006Qualified As OfOctober 15, 2006COOKS387 Jeff Netser, Seymour IN388 Brad Garland, Westfield IN389 Bob Cagle, Bigelow AR390 Kenneth (Kenny) JonesReidsville NC391 William “Bill” Bishop JrFranklin WI392 Doug Stronach, Stoughton WI393 Trevor Hake, Jefferson WI394 Steve Shepherd, Pittsburg KS395 Scott Lamons, Shawnee KS396 Richard McGuire, Frontenac KS397 Jerry Don “JD” Duggan, Many LA398 Steve Travasos, Lafayette LA399 Grant Aeschliman, St. Thomas VI400 Donald Pomeranz, St. Thomas VI401 John Galeana, St. Thomas VI402 Donna Von Gentz, El Paso TX403 Dale Reinecker, Bedford TX404 Larry Wampler, Terrell TX405 Lanna Fisbeck Cantwell, WeimarTX406 Donna Conrad, Crawford TX407 Terry Calvo, San Antonio TX408 Coby Davis, Garland TX409 Mike Benold, Dripping Springs TX410 Gloria Molitor, St. Charles IL411 Kathy Martin, Huntley IL412 Lylah Raven, Phoenix AZ413 Barbara Selfridge, Tulsa OK414 Bettie Spears, Shawnee OK415 Joe Spears, Shawnee OK416 Gene Bond, Jones OK417 Kim Eckley, Frederick MD418 John P. “Jack” Ware, Leesburg VA419 Jeff Ziegenfuss, Hanover PA420 Mary Criollo, Hanover PA421 Krista Ziegenfuss, Hanover PA422 Louise Hayhurst, Kingsland TX423 Jim Trietsch, Waco TX424 Roger Bains, Rankin TX425 Dianna Hoy, Cuero TX426 Dorothy SpishockClear Lake Shores TX427 Barbara Schueler, Leander TX428 Karen Reinke, Martindale TX429 Doyle Smith, San Antonio TX430 Bill Dees, Bulverde TX431 Kevin Daugherty, Leander TX432 Beth Moon, Hurst TX433 Barbara “Babs” Johnson, Irving TX434 Steve Heaser, Dallas TX435 Danny Campbell, Cedar Hill TX436 Mavis Nelson, Crawford TX437 Susan Campbell, Amarillo TX438 Kyle Bailey, Knickerbocker TX439 Lisa Doty, San Angelo TX440 Sue Yates, San Angelo TX441 Joe Yarbro, San Angelo TX442 Jeff Johnson, San Angelo TX443 Neta Rohr, Garland TX444 Tom Cook, Marble Falls TX445 Sherril Lloyd, San Angelo TX446 Pam Matheson, Amarillo TX447 Honey K. Jones, Canyon Lake TX448 Jennifer Lee, San Antonio TX449 Steve Ashman, Austin TX450 Bruce Wilkins, Houston TX451 Tom Esford, Trinity TX452 Pamela “Blu” Daniels, Winona TX453 Jean Lundy, Statesville NC454 Debby Cagle, Bigelow AR455 George Kunkle, Couch MO456 David “Red Bean” Boone, OdessaTXSHOW TEAMS112 Moore’s <strong>Chili</strong>, San Angelo TXDoty, Lisa168 Decatur Fire Dept, Indianapolis INJester, Darin169 Our Lady of Pain Med CtrJanesville WIKopnick, Mitch170 Hoochie Mama, Cuero TXHoy, Dianna171 Betsy’s Bar, St. Thomas VIAbbotts, Lori172 Pink Lady <strong>Chili</strong>, Terrell TXWilliams, Tammy173 Red <strong>Hot</strong> Reeds, Littleton COReed, John174 Frogman <strong>Chili</strong>, Clifton TXPsencik, Bob175 BJ’s Cathouse <strong>Chili</strong>, Shawnee OKSpears, Bettie176 Pig Pen <strong>Chili</strong> Team, Jones OKBond, GeneTEXAS HILL COUNTRY PODANNUAL POD COOK-OFFDECEMBER 2, 2006Waring HallWARING, TEXASFRIDAY NIGHT:Cook's party hosted by Hill Country Software.Bring your favorite appetizer or "spirits" to share!SATURDAY:<strong>CASI</strong> <strong>Chili</strong> $18 Turn in: 2pmGreen <strong>Chili</strong> $7 Turn in: 1pmBeans $10 Turn in: 12 noon177 Damn Yankee, Weesatche TXKarnei, Nadine178 Miss Texas <strong>Chili</strong>, San Antonio TXLee, Jennifer179 Puzzle Time <strong>Chili</strong>, Hurst TXSweigart, Bill180 Campbell’s Kids, Amarillo TXCampbell, Scott181 Meskin Flats, Knickerbocker TXRodriguez, Ruben182 Fat Boys, San Angelo TXYarbro, Joe183 Street Toyota, Canyon TXHesse, Charles184 Pseudo <strong>Chili</strong>, Little Rock ARJackson, Lee185 Scarecrow <strong>Chili</strong>, Indianapolis INSatterly, Mary186 Udderly Ridiculous, Snyder TXCollier, ConnieSATURDAY NIGHT:Christmas Décor Contest - Let's Celebrate Christmas!Judging at Dark-Thirty - Prizes for 1st - 3rd.Make the Terlingua School District “Your School”Anyone who has a Target credit card should consider making the TerlinguaSchool District “your school”. Since the Target Take Charge of EducationProgram began in 1997, Target has donated more than $183 million toschools across the country.THCP SOUP-OFF! SUPPER AT 7PMBreak out those favorite soup recipes. Vote by taste!Not a soup connoisseur? Bring your favorite dessert or bread!For more information contact:Shirley Stateczny at (830)-537-4381Up to 1% of your Target card purchases are given to the eligible school ofyour choice. For more information, go to www.Target.com/tcoe.


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 9Cook Off WinnersJul 29, 2006-008 - Decatur TXGame Hunters Expo, Gun Show, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Debbie Eiland Turner, Waxahachie TX2 Jimmy Moon, Hurst TX3 Sherree DuncanNorth Richland Hills TX4 Beth Moon, Hurst TX5 Eddie McDaniel, Springtown TX6 Bryan McFarlin, Bullard TX7 Barbara “Babs” Johnson, Irving TX8 Wayne Turner, Waxahachie TX9 Bill Sweigart, Hurst TX10 Ray Calhoun, Waxahachie TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Goat Gap Gazette, Waxahachie TXWayne Turner2 Puzzle Time <strong>Chili</strong>, Hurst TXBill Sweigart3 Dr. Ray, Waxahachie TXRay CalhounAug 19, 2006-007 - Indianapolis INIndiana Pepper Pod Cookoff, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Jeff Netser, Seymour IN2 Larry Gabriel, Batavia IL3 Brad Garland, Westfield IN4 Doug Downing, Batavia IL5 Bruce Tatum, Kokomo IN6 William C “Bill” PiersonBatavia IL7 Corey Divens, Kokomo IN8 Chad Jester, Indianapolis IN9 Tim Brown, Indianapolis IN10 Loretta Matesick, Indianapolis INSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Decatur Fire Dept, Indianapolis INDarin Jester2 Voodoo <strong>Chili</strong>, Indianapolis INJ.R. Jackson3 UNCLAIMEDAug 20, 2006-001 - St Thomas VI22nd Annual Texas <strong>Society</strong> of the VI, 35CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Grant Aeschliman, St. Thomas VI2 Donald Pomeranz, St. Thomas VI3 Alan Dean, Johnson City TX4 John Galeana, St. Thomas VI5 Dennis “Tex” Murphy, St. Thomas VI6 Connie Collier, Snyder TX7 Susan Dean, Johnson City TX8 Georgeann McNicholas, St. Thomas VI9 Brent Ferrell, St. Thomas VI10 Karl Sittig, St. Thomas VISHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Betsy’s Bar, St. Thomas VILori Abbotts2 Mermaid <strong>Chili</strong>, St. Thomas VIHeidi Erwig3 US Coast Guard, St. Thomas TXDerek FranklinSep 2, 2006-002 - Chino Valley AZChino Valley Territorial Days CCO, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Mel Pfaff, Cottonwood AZ2 Sandi L Lee, Wittmann AZ3 David J.”MadJack” Garner, Mesa AZ4 Jerry D. Lee, Wittman AZ5 Peter J. Braly, Scottsdale AZ6 Steven L Smith, Glendale AZ7 Maxine Lee, Cornville AZ8 Mary Ellen Smith, Glendale AZ9 Carol Kennick, Cottonwood AZ10 Phillip Gutierrez, Wittmann AZSep 2, 2006-005 - El Paso TXLast Roundup First Annual <strong>Chili</strong> CCO, 15CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Patsy Elliott, El Paso TX2 Joe Talamantes, El Paso TX3 Bobby Elliott, El Paso TX4 Gary Buck, Chaparral NM5 Eve DuMond, El Paso TX6 Marion “Bud” Barrick, Organ NM7 Art Tambur, El Paso TX8 Armando Dominquez, El Paso TX9 Donna Von Gentz, El Paso TX10 Steve Dominquez, El Paso TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Miasis Dragon, Chaparral NMGary Buck2 Pot of Gold, Chaparral NMDoug Gehrke3 Black Garter, El Paso TXEve DuMondSep 2, 2006-006 - Pittsburg KSKansas State Open <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff, 20 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Matt Frye, Pittsburg KS2 Steve Shepherd, Pittsburg KS3 Scott Lamons, Shawnee KS4 Don Schlesselman, Frontenac KS5 Paul Mendicki, Frontenac KS6 Richard McGuire, Frontenac KS7 Bob McCauley, Pittsburg KS8 Barbara Sufridge, Tulsa OK9 Rudy Lintner, Shawnee KS10 Mark Bass, Skiatook OKSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 <strong>Chili</strong>ville, Frontenac KSDon Schlesselman2 Heat Master, Pittsburg KSL C (Leslie) Chatman3 AJ’s Hole In One, Girard KSAmy McDonaldSep 3, 2006-005 - Hanover PAPennsylvania State CCO, 32 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Kim Eckley, Frederick MD2 John P. “Jack” Ware, Leesburg VA3 John Iaquinta, Annapolis MD4 Jenny Windsor, Baltimore MD5 Brian W. Smith, Pylesville MD6 Jeff Ziegenfuss, Hanover PA7 Ghon Eckley, Frederick MD8 Mary Criollo, Hanover PA9 Chris Liersermann, Parkville MD10 Phil Martinek, Fallston MDSep 4, 2006-001 - Clifton VAVirginia State <strong>Chili</strong> Championship, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Dick DeiTos, Fairfax VA2 Daniel E. “Dan” BauerAlexandria VA3 Jackie Koltz, Palmyra VA4 Jack Windsor, Baltimore MD5 Jenny Windsor, Baltimore MD6 Jeremy Bauer, Clifton VA7 John P. “Jack” Ware, Leesburg VA8 Beverly King, Woodbridge VA9 Janie Bauer, Alexandria VA10 Tim Lawler, Severna Park MDSep 9, 2006-001 - Edgerton WIWisconsin State Championship, 41 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Kenneth (Kenny) JonesReidsville NC2 Charles “Bill” ThomasNaperville IL3 Raymond (Ray) Lampe, Lakeland FL4 Dennis Bertling, Cedar Rapids IA5 William “Bill” Bishop JrFranklin WI6 Randy Metz, Lombard IL7 Bill Bishop, San Augustine TX8 Jeff Crosser, Rockford IL9 Keith Miller, Madison NC10 Richard (Rick) Geiger, Chicago ILSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Our Lady of Pain Med CtrJanesville WIMitch Kopnick2 Dead Man’s <strong>Chili</strong>, Edgerton WIAnnette Johnson3 Smokey Bearz <strong>Chili</strong>Fort Atkinson WIBrenda KouhiaSep 9, 2006-004 - Little Rock ARLion World Services CCO, 21 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Bob Cagle, Bigelow AR2 Bo Prewitt, North Little Rock AR3 Glenda Johnston, Maumelle AR4 Lee Jackson, Little Rock AR5 Susie Shaw, Parsons TN6 Kristi Tobey, Beebe AR7 Debbie Fulbright, Little Rock AR8 James Mosley, Little Rock AR9 Debby Cagle, Bigelow AR10 J.D. “Butch” Lott, Benton ARSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Red Cock <strong>Chili</strong>, Little Rock AREddie Wayne Sumrall2 Wild Oats <strong>Chili</strong>, Little Rock ARLinda Smith3 Pseudo <strong>Chili</strong>, Little Rock ARLee JacksonSep 16, 2006-002 - San Angelo TXLonesome Dove Cookoff, 16 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Allene Kline, San Angelo TX2 Lisa Doty, San Angelo TX3 Louise Hayhurst, Kingsland TX4 Sherril Lloyd, San Angelo TX5 Roxzanna Ponce De LeonSan Angelo TX6 Kyle Bailey, Knickerbocker TX7 Marion “Rusty” Paske, Kingsland TX8 Bill Hill, San Angelo TX9 Fred Lazarus, San Angelo TX10 Rory Randolph, San Angelo TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Moore’s <strong>Chili</strong>, San Angelo TXLisa Doty2 Lou Tex, San Angelo TXRoxzanna Ponce De Leon3 Ruby Red, Marble Falls TXRuby RossSep 16, 2006-003 - Crane TXCrane <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff, 33 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Lisa Holmes, Odessa TX2 Janice Miller, San Angelo TX3 Connie Collier, Snyder TX4 Jamie Tilley, Crane TX5 Keith Patton, Odessa TX6 Ken Large, Odessa TX7 Cliff Miller, San Angelo TX8 James Timmons, Crane TX9 Keith Coffman, Odessa TX10 Pat Timmons, Crane TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Bear Whiz Cookers, Crane TXRobin Crain


Page 10 Terlingua Trails November 20062 Pot Bellies <strong>Chili</strong>, San Angelo TXSue Yates3 Milkmaid <strong>Chili</strong>, Snyder TXConnie CollierSep 16, 2006-004 - Bel Air MDLast Blast of Summer CCO, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Douglas Johnson, Harrisburg PA2 Charles “Chip” Welsh, Red Lion PA3 Jenny Windsor, Baltimore MD4 Brian W. Smith, Pylesville MD5 Bradley “Lew” Wheeling, Reading PA6 Chris Liersermann, Parkville MD7 Jack Windsor, Baltimore MD8 Christine (Chris) JohnsonHarrisburg PA9 Pat Jakelski, Towson MD10 Ed Cockey, Felton PASep 16, 2006-005 - West Tawakoni TX12th Annual <strong>Chili</strong> By The Lake, 21 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 David I. Jr. SextonGrand Prairie TX2 Dawn Maca, Carrollton TX3 Dale Reinecker, Bedford TX4 Lester McElyea, Garland TX5 Wayne Thompson, Bullard TX6 Larry Wampler, Terrell TX7 Danny Strunc, Ennis TX8 Shirley Sexton, Dallas TX9 Ray Calhoun, Waxahachie TX10 Brenda McElyea, Garland TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Pink Lady <strong>Chili</strong>, Terrell TXTammy Williams2 Shady Lady, Garland TXBrenda McElyea3 <strong>Chili</strong> Podcast.com, Dallas TXSteve HeaserSep 16, 2006-006 - Port Lavaca TXKnights of Columbus/Our Lady of, 26CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Jim Stateczny, Comfort TX2 Myrl Coultas, Tucson AZ3 Brenda Collins, Port Lavaca TX4 Nancy Coultas, Tucson AZ5 Dianna Hoy, Cuero TX6 Don Hoy, Cuero TX7 Karen Reinke, Martindale TX8 Dwayne Kahanek, El Campo TX9 Robert Lowery, Victoria TX10 Lenora Martignomi, Victoria TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 King James & The MisfitsComfort TXJim Stateczny2 NeighborsThe, Clear Lake Shores TXDorothy Spishock3 Hoochie Mama, Cuero TXDianna HoySep 16, 2006-007 - Monument CO3rd Annual High Country, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Julia Kimball, Highlands Ranch CO2 Steve Lee, Longmont CO3 Rocky Kimball, Highlands Ranch CO4 Lyman Wilkinson, Loveland CO5 Karen Hendricks, Broomfield CO6 Carl Tilberry, Monument CO7 Deborah Brown, Colorado Springs CO8 Christi Batie, Loveland CO9 Nate Chavez, Westminster CO10 John Reed, Littleton COSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Warriors of the Crimson PepperLongmont COSteve Lee2 Red <strong>Hot</strong> Reeds, Littleton COJohn Reed3 <strong>Chili</strong> Shack, The, Loveland COLyman WilkinsonSep 16, 2006-008 - El Paso TXSaturn of El Paso <strong>Chili</strong> CCO, 17 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Manny T Garcia, Chaparral NM2 Trent Thompson, El Paso TX3 Carol Straughan, El Paso TX4 Gary Buck, Chaparral NM5 Don Stoppiro, El Paso TX6 Hut Brown, El Paso TX7 Frank Estrada, Albuquerque NM8 Bobby Elliott, El Paso TX9 Donna Von Gentz, El Paso TX10 Joe Talamantes, El Paso TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Silver City Flash, Chaparral NMManny T Garcia2 Miasis Dragon, Chaparral NMGary Buck3 Asheep At The Wheel, El Paso TXCarol StraughanSep 16, 2006-009 - Lake Zurich ILBarn Burnin’ Cookoff, 18 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Jennifer Pierson ShepherdMontgomery IL2 Larry Gabriel, Batavia IL3 Candice Thomas, Naperville IL4 Richard (Rick) Geiger, Chicago IL5 Pam Ward, St. Charles IL6 Gloria Molitor, St. Charles IL7 Kathy Martin, Huntley IL8 William C “Bill” PiersonBatavia IL9 Grant Griffiths, St. Charles IL10 Cheryl L. Pierson, Batavia ILSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Paradise, Inc., Fox Lake ILDavid Gauger2 4 Wolves Howling <strong>Chili</strong>, Wauconda ILNancy Wilk3 Cowboy Bill Show Team, Batavia ILWilliam C “Bill” PiersonSep 16, 2006-010 - Fort Smith AR3rd Annual Elks <strong>Chili</strong> Cook-Off, 20 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 David Anderson, Greenwood AR2 Rheaba Thames, Fort Smith AR3 Dee Jones, Ozark AR4 Guy E. Smith, Fort Smith AR5 Gary Holmes, Springdale AR6 Preston NickleNorth Little Rock AR7 Dara Hopson, Fort Smith AR8 James Mosley, Little Rock AR9 Bruce Smith, Little Rock AR10 Roxann (Ann) Kyzer, Little Rock ARSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 B-Squared, Fort Smith ARDara Hopson2 Sooner <strong>Chili</strong>, Greenwood ARDavid Anderson3 <strong>Line</strong> Gang <strong>Chili</strong>, Fort Smith ARGuy E. SmithSep 16, 2006-011 - Shreveport LALA <strong>CASI</strong> Louisianne Pod CCO, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Jerry Don “JD” Duggan, Many LA2 Steve Travasos, Lafayette LA3 Bruce Young, Tyler TX4 Lynn Howell, Maurice LA5 Barry Poole, Lafayette LA6 Sherry Stuckey, Shreveport LA7 Jacey Rutherford, Baton Rouge LA8 Cherry Baker, Shreveport LA9 Reggie Graves, Shreveport LA10 Jerry R. Hunt, Shreveport LASep 16, 2006-012 - Farlington KSFarlington State Park, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Terry Thompson, Webb City MO2 Richard McGuire, Frontenac KS3 Steve Shepherd, Pittsburg KS4 Matt Frye, Pittsburg KS5 Scott Lamons, Shawnee KS6 Travis McCauley, Pittsburg KS7 David Scales, Pittsburg KS8 Jason Lamons, Shawnee KS9 Don Schlesselman, Frontenac KS10 Marlene Smith, Farlington KSSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Matt’s Magnificent MeatPittsburg KSMatt Frye2 Hafta Hunt <strong>Chili</strong>, Pittsburg KSSteve Shepherd3 Cowgirl <strong>Chili</strong>, Pittsburg KSDavid ScalesSep 16, 2006-013 - Bruceville-Eddy TXBruceville-Eddy EMS 6th Annual CCO, 19CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Lanna Fisbeck Cantwell, Weimar TX2 Donna Conrad, Crawford TX3 Ernie Nelson, McGregor TX4 Jim Trietsch, Waco TX5 Terry Calvo, San Antonio TX6 Dianne Stimson, Crawford TX


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 117 Billy Doss, Georgetown TX8 Bill Dees, Bulverde TX9 Angie Duke, Valley Mills TX10 Barbara Schueler, Leander TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Frogman <strong>Chili</strong>, Clifton TXBob Psencik2 911 <strong>Chili</strong> Station, Valley Mills TXRandall Lee (Randy) Duke3 Stinkfoot, Waco TXJim TrietschSep 17, 2006-001 - San Angelo TXMorning After Lonesome Dove CCO, 15CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Kyle Bailey, Knickerbocker TX2 Roxzanna Ponce De LeonSan Angelo TX3 Sherril Lloyd, San Angelo TX4 Fred Lazarus, San Angelo TX5 Lisa Doty, San Angelo TX6 Allene Kline, San Angelo TX7 Tom Cook, Marble Falls TX8 Rory Randolph, San Angelo TX9 Louise Hayhurst, Kingsland TX10 Stephen B Kline, San Angelo TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Mama Lou’s <strong>Chili</strong>, Kingsland TXLouise Hayhurst2 UNCLAIMED3 UNCLAIMEDSep 17, 2006-002 - West Tawakoni TXSunday 12th Annual <strong>Chili</strong> By The, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Rex W. Jones, Dallas TX2 Tammy Williams, Terrell TX3 Jackie Grose, Quinlan TX4 Ray Calhoun, Waxahachie TX5 Larry Wampler, Terrell TX6 Lou Hewlett, Tyler TX7 Bruce Young, Tyler TX8 Dani C. Medlin, Rowlett TX9 Steve Heaser, Dallas TX10 Ray Medlin, Rowlett TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Road Warriors Roadkill <strong>Chili</strong> BrewTerrell TXLarry Wampler2 Pink Lady <strong>Chili</strong>, Terrell TXTammy Williams3 Beer Queen <strong>Chili</strong>, Rowlett TXDani C. MedlinSep 17, 2006-003 - Bruceville-Eddy TXBruceville-Eddy VFD 6th Annual, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Terry Calvo, San Antonio TX2 Jim Trietsch, Waco TX3 Coby Davis, Garland TX4 Mike Benold, Dripping Springs TX5 Angie Duke, Valley Mills TX6 Randall Lee (Randy) DukeValley Mills TX7 Bill Dees, Bulverde TX8 Brad Nelson, Crawford TX9 Mavis Nelson, Crawford TX10 Barbara Schueler, Leander TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Frogman <strong>Chili</strong>, Clifton TXBob Psencik2 911 <strong>Chili</strong> Station, Valley Mills TXRandall Lee (Randy) Duke3 Lilly <strong>Chili</strong>, Valley Mills TXDebbie MorganSep 23, 2006-001 - Clemmons NCNC <strong>Chili</strong> Championship and Rubber, 39CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Jim Gilbert, Winston-Salem NC2 Joel Bowman, Greensboro NC3 Mike Burton, Winston-Salem NC4 Jeff Bankston, Winston-Salem NC5 Richard J. Steinert, Greensboro NC6 Keith Lawson, Lawsonville NC7 Dan Barefoot, Burlington NC8 Steve Folstad, Mooresville NC9 Libby McWilliams, Winston-Salem NC10 Nick Nolan, Kernersville NCSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Yeehaw <strong>Chili</strong>, Winston Salem NCKeith Creed2 Big Geeze Pot O’ CheeseWinston-Salem NCGreg Russ3 Old American <strong>Chili</strong>Belewes Creek NCBrent IdolSep 23, 2006-002 - Eola TXTime’s Running Out <strong>Chili</strong> & BBQ CCO, 24CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Don Clevenger, Odessa TX2 Tim Collier, Snyder TX3 Lisa Holmes, Odessa TX4 Jim Trietsch, Waco TX5 Allene Kline, San Angelo TX6 Keith Patton, Odessa TX7 Janice Miller, San Angelo TX8 Barbara Herrin, Paint Rock TX9 Sue Yates, San Angelo TX10 Roger Bains, Rankin TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Udderly Ridiculous, Snyder TXConnie Collier2 Pot Bellies <strong>Chili</strong>, San Angelo TXSue Yates3 Colorado Connection, San Angelo TXJanice MillerSep 23, 2006-003 - Paris TX1st Annual Shagbark Blues <strong>Society</strong>, 16CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Barry Dooling, Paris TX2 Terry Halbert, Paris TX3 Wayne Moffett, Blossom TX4 John Mark Spencer, Paris TX5 Larry Buster, Sumner TX6 Jackie Buster, Sumner TX7 Steve Heaser, Dallas TX8 Larry Wampler, Terrell TX9 Ron Hervey, Paris TX10 Ernie Kuhl, Bonham TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Rocking EZ, Paris TXRoger Edwards2 Road Warriors Roadkill <strong>Chili</strong> BrewTerrell TXLarry Wampler3 <strong>Chili</strong> Podcast.com, Dallas TXSteve HeaserSep 23, 2006-004 - Scottsbluff NEOld World <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Linda Wilkinson, Loveland CO2 Steve Lee, Longmont CO3 Kyle Haberman, Scottsbluff NE4 Stephanie Lee, Longmont CO5 Robert Batie, Loveland CO6 Norm Haberman, Mitchell NE7 Lyman Wilkinson, Loveland CO8 Christi Batie, Loveland CO9 Mike Bernhardt, Scottsbluff NE10 Susie Haberman, Mitchell NESHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Warriors of the Crimson PepperLongmont COSteve Lee2 Prairie Fire, Scottsbluff NESara Hain3 White Knuckle <strong>Chili</strong>, Scottsbluff NEKyle HabermanSep 23, 2006-005 - Nowhere AZLast Chance Cookoff, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Lylah Raven, Phoenix AZ2 Willie Raven, Phoenix AZ3 Jerry D. Lee, Wittman AZ4 Sarah Utley, Phoenix AZ5 Julie Utley, Phoenix AZ6 Sandi L Lee, Wittmann AZ7 Mary Ellen Smith, Glendale AZ8 Jon Utley, Phoenix AZ9 Steven L Smith, Glendale AZ10 Mel Pfaff, Cottonwood AZSep 23, 2006-006 - Ponca City OK20th Annual Cherokee Strip BBQ, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Loida Mayenschein, Owasso OK2 Mark Bass, Skiatook OK3 Barbara Selfridge, Tulsa OK4 Dale Petty, Ponca City OK5 Mike Mayenschein, Owasso OK6 Ross Smith, Pawhuska OK7 Brian Hembree, Ponca City OK8 Bart Clarke, Stillwater OK9 Donnie Bohon, Ponca City OK10 Carl Eric Rose, Ponca City OKSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Big Boy <strong>Chili</strong>, Ponca City OKDonnie Bohon2 Hillbilly <strong>Chili</strong>, Ponca City OKCarl Eric Rose3 Smokin’ Amigos, Ponca City OKAlbert EspinosaSep 23, 2006-007 - Rio Medina TXTexas Spirits Saloon, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Doyle Smith, San Antonio TX2 Jennifer Lee, San Antonio TX3 Mary Stephens, Canyon Lake TX4 Traci Nix, Harper TX5 Bill Dees, Bulverde TX6 Cecille Evans, Canyon Lake TX7 Sally Lee, San Antonio TX8 Kevin Daugherty, Leander TX9 Bill Smith, Mico TX10 Charmaine Rogers, San Antonio TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Smittys, Mico TXBill Smith2 Miss Texas <strong>Chili</strong>, San Antonio TXJennifer Lee3 Ace In The Hole II, San Antonio TXCharmaine RogersSep 23, 2006-008 - Weesatche TXLast Chance For Terlingua, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Dianna Hoy, Cuero TX2 Healani Bethke, Weesatche TX3 Betsy Schulze, Yorktown TX4 Dorothy SpishockClear Lake Shores TX5 Lenora Martignomi, Victoria TX6 Wayne Roessler, Victoria TX


Page 12 Terlingua Trails November 20067 Barbara Schueler, Leander TX8 Glenwood (Glen) VolkmerVictoria TX9 Karen Reinke, Martindale TX10 Alice Reynolds, Rockport TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 NeighborsThe, Clear Lake Shores TXDorothy Spishock2 UNCLAIMED3 UNCLAIMEDSep 24, 2006-001 - Eola TXConcho Valley Pod <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff, 24CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Connie Collier, Snyder TX2 Fran Miller, San Angelo TX3 Sherry J. Maus, San Angelo TX4 Tim Collier, Snyder TX5 Barbara Herrin, Paint Rock TX6 Keith Patton, Odessa TX7 Tom Cook, Marble Falls TX8 Don Clevenger, Odessa TX9 Jim Miller, San Angelo TX10 Cliff Miller, San Angelo TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Udderly Ridiculous, Snyder TXConnie Collier2 Granny Frannie, San Angelo TXFran Miller3 Colorado Connection, San Angelo TXJanice MillerSep 24, 2006-002 - Oklahoma City OKOK Womens State Cookoff, 16 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Janet Keirsey, Tulsa OK2 Barbara Selfridge, Tulsa OK3 Bettie Spears, Shawnee OK4 Lorinda Crawford, Broken Arrow OK5 Tara Crow-Desteiguer, Edmond OK6 Trisha Brown, Catoosa OK7 Donell Dickerson, Shawnee OK8 Ann Marie Heimbach, Broken Arrow OK9 Jo Newman, Woodward OK10 Tammy Buck, Norman OKSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 BJ’s Cathouse <strong>Chili</strong>, Shawnee OKBettie Spears2 Pig Pen <strong>Chili</strong>, Jones OKDeborah (Debbie) Bond3 UNCLAIMEDSep 24, 2006-003 - Oklahoma City OKOK Mens State <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Robert Nelson, Crawford TX2 Jerry D. Dickerson, Shawnee OK3 Joe Spears, Shawnee OK4 James Colten, Waxahachie TX5 Gene Bond, Jones OK6 Everett Crawford, Broken Arrow OK7 Kerri Buck, Norman OK8 Tony Rutledge, Guthrie OK9 Michael Jenkins, Guthrie OK10 David Brown, Catoosa OKSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Pig Pen <strong>Chili</strong> Team, Jones OKGene Bond2 These Colors Don’t Run, Shawnee OKJerry D. Dickerson3 Joe’s Dog House <strong>Chili</strong>, Shawnee OKJoe SpearsSep 24, 2006-004 - Fritch TXFun At The Fritch Cookoff, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Susan Campbell, Amarillo TX2 Scott Campbell, Amarillo TX3 Pam Matheson, Amarillo TX4 Bill McDonald, Amarillo TX5 Aegina Smith, Amarillo TX6 Amanda McDonald, Amarillo TX7 Nelda Matheson, Amarillo TX8 Millie Bingham, Amarillo TX9 Garnier Albus, Amarillo TX10 Nancy Criswell, Fritch TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Campbell’s Kids, Amarillo TXScott Campbell2 Street Toyota, Canyon TXCharles Hesse3 Bekin’s Best, Amarillo TXPam MathesonSep 24, 2006-005 - Weesatche TXSunday Last Chance For Terlingua, 18 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Robert Lowery, Victoria TX2 Leilann Heflin, Glen Rose TX3 Betty Sue Caffey, Rockdale TX4 Annell Causey, Seguin TX5 Lenora Martignomi, Victoria TX6 Alice Reynolds, Rockport TX7 Steve Ashman, Austin TX8 Glenwood (Glen) VolkmerVictoria TX9 Charles Heflin, Glen Rose TX10 Dorothy SpishockClear Lake Shores TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 DNA <strong>Chili</strong> Farmers, Weesatche TXHealani Bethke2 NeighborsThe, Clear Lake Shores TXDorothy Spishock3 Damn Yankee, Weesatche TXNadine KarneiSep 28, 2006-001 - San Angelo TXTime’s Getting Close CCO, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Neta Rohr, Garland TX2 Kyle Bailey, Knickerbocker TX3 Steve Walls, San Angelo TX4 Fred Lazarus, San Angelo TX5 Sherril Lloyd, San Angelo TX6 Joe Yarbro, San Angelo TX7 Lisa Doty, San Angelo TX8 Sue Yates, San Angelo TX9 Rory Randolph, San Angelo TX10 Jerry Fickling, San Angelo TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Fat Boys, San Angelo TXJoe Yarbro2 Butt Good <strong>Chili</strong>, Garland TXNeta Rohr3 Meskin Flats, Knickerbocker TXRuben RodriguezSep 29, 2006-001 - San Angelo TXChances Last Chance CCO, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Joe Yarbro, San Angelo TX2 Jeff Johnson, San Angelo TX3 Sherril Lloyd, San Angelo TX4 Fred Lazarus, San Angelo TX5 Don Clevenger, Odessa TX6 Neta Rohr, Garland TX7 Delana Gierisch, San Angelo TX8 Tom Cook, Marble Falls TX9 Jerry Fickling, San Angelo TX10 Rory Randolph, San Angelo TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Fat Boys, San Angelo TXJoe Yarbro2 Butt Good <strong>Chili</strong>, Garland TXNeta Rohr3 Meskin Flats, Knickerbocker TXRuben RodriguezSep 30, 2006-004 - Wichita Falls TXFallsFest <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff, 34 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Judy Hawthorne, Wichita Falls TX2 Clint Wooster, Wichita Falls TX3 Chuck Hawthorne, Wichita Falls TX4 Shirley Smith, Wichita Falls TX5 Jerry D. Dickerson, Shawnee OK6 C R “Bob” Luney, Iowa Park TX7 Donell Dickerson, Shawnee OK8 Sherry Muhlbauer, Wichita Falls TX9 Matt Eakin, Alvarado TX10 Pat French, Wichita Falls TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 These Colors Don’t Run, Shawnee OKJerry D. Dickerson2 Cowgirl Attitude, Sanger TXVickie Blackburn3 UNCLAIMEDSep 30, 2006-006 - Westfield INIndiana State <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff, 18 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Jeff Netser, Seymour IN2 Brad Garland, Westfield IN3 Mike Stevens, Homer Glen IL4 Julie Netser, Seymour IN5 Richard (Rick) Geiger, Chicago IL6 Darin Jester, Indianapolis IN7 Mike McCann, Noblesville IN8 Bruce Tatum, Kokomo IN9 Sherrie Sutton, Indianapolis IN10 Charles T. Sutton, Indianapolis INSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Scarecrow <strong>Chili</strong>, Indianapolis INMary Satterly2 Decatur Fire Dept, Indianapolis INDarin Jester3 Pepper-licious <strong>Chili</strong>Indianapolis INMark PhillipsSep 30, 2006-007 - Tyler TXRose City Last Chance, 17 CHILISCHILI WINNERS


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 131 Dani C. Medlin, Rowlett TX2 Ray Medlin, Rowlett TX3 Pamela “Blu” Daniels, Winona TX4 Cathie Ashby, Flint TX5 Karen Byrne, Malakoff TX6 Tommy Shaw, Ft. Worth TX7 Stan Moore, Tyler TX8 Deanna Miller, Tyler TX9 David Lake, Jacksonville TX10 Wayne Thompson, Bullard TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Blubonnet <strong>Chili</strong>, Winona TXPamela “Blu” Daniels2 UNCLAIMED3 UNCLAIMEDSep 30, 2006-008 - Brinkley ARBrinkley Lick Skillet Festival, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Debby Cagle, Bigelow AR2 Preston NickleNorth Little Rock AR3 George Kunkle, Couch MO4 Karen Bailey, Maumelle AR5 Kristina (Kristi) KnightLebanon TN6 Richard Knight, Lebanon TN7 Lee Jackson, Little Rock AR8 Bruce Smith, Little Rock AR9 Eddie Wayne Sumrall, Little Rock AR10 Susie Shaw, Parsons TNSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Split Tail <strong>Chili</strong>, Maumelle ARKaren Bailey2 Pseudo <strong>Chili</strong>, Little Rock ARLee Jackson3 Dead Armadillo, Lebanon TNRichard KnightDesert Eagle andBudweiser2006 Sponsors<strong>CASI</strong> TerlinguaSep 30, 2006-009 - San Angelo TXSaddle Bronc Last Chance CCO, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Tom Cook, Marble Falls TX2 Fred Lazarus, San Angelo TX3 Sherril Lloyd, San Angelo TX4 Ila Johnson, San Angelo TX5 Jeff Johnson, San Angelo TX6 Jerry Fickling, San Angelo TX7 Delana Gierisch, San Angelo TX8 Joe Yarbro, San Angelo TX9 Kortney Bailey, Knickerbocker TX10 Jeff Moore, San Angelo TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Don’t Know <strong>Chili</strong>, Marble Falls TXTom Cook2 None, San Angelo TXDelana Gierisch3 Sweet Meat, San Angelo TXSherril LloydSep 30, 2006-011 - Cooleemee NCCooleemee Heritage Day <strong>Chili</strong> CCO, 15CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Jean Lundy, Statesville NC2 Dan Barefoot, Burlington NC3 Brent Lundy, Statesville NC4 Kenneth (Kenny) JonesReidsville NC5 Adrienne Grant, Durham NC6 Fred W. Gann, Salisbury NC7 Michael “Bubba” WilliamsMocksville NC8 Steve Dixon, Summerfield NC9 John Stevens, Summerfield NC10 Ronnie Joyce, Reidsville NCSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Barefoot’s Toe Jam, Burlington NCDan Barefoot2 3 Peppers, Mocksville NCBenjy McClaimroch3 Wee Willie’s <strong>Chili</strong>, Reidsville NCLisa KingSep 30, 2006-012 - Midland TXMy Tiger’s <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 David “Red Bean” Boone, Odessa TX2 Doretta “Dodie” Simpson, Odessa TX3 Patsy Childress, Midland TX4 Keith Patton, Odessa TX5 Amy Patton, Odessa TX6 Lee Roy Childress, Midland TX7 Connie Collier, Snyder TX8 Don Clevenger, Odessa TX9 Tim Collier, Snyder TX10 Guy W Bates, Midland TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Udderly Ridiculous, Snyder TXConnie Collier2 Pan Head, Midland TXGuy W Bates3 Cow Patty <strong>Chili</strong>, Odessa TXAmy PattonSep 30, 2006-013 - Amarillo TXLast Ditch in Amarillo, 16 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Pam Matheson, Amarillo TX2 Amanda McDonald, Amarillo TX3 Steven A. Lopez, Pampa TX4 Margarett Lopez, Pampa TX5 Bill McDonald, Amarillo TX6 Susan Campbell, Amarillo TX7 Aegina Smith, Amarillo TX8 Scott Campbell, Amarillo TX9 Carol Lilly, Amarillo TX10 Millie Bingham, Amarillo TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Street Toyota, Canyon TXCharles Hesse2 Bekin’s Best, Amarillo TXPam Matheson3 Hawg Wild, Amarillo TXRodney LillySep 30, 2006-014 - Spring TXDave Pepper’s Palace Last Chance, 17CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Vicki Esford, Trinity TX2 Bruce Wilkins, Houston TX3 Ava Horan, Tomball TX4 Monette Birch, Seabrook TX5 David Pitts, Katy TX6 Matthew Rumelhart, Katy TX7 Sharon Dozier, Houston TX8 Tom Esford, Trinity TX9 Pete Little, Houston TX10 Marolyn “Mayo” Blair, Houston TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Oil Field Trash, Houston TXLarry Hammock2 Gunslinger, Houston TXDavid Loscuito3 Sommer Heat, Spring TXMark SommerSep 30, 2006-015 - Mineral Wells TXSons of The American Legion, 16 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Bob Psencik, Clifton TX2 Cody Lee, Palo Pinto TX3 Ray Calhoun, Waxahachie TX4 Beth Atkinson, Weatherford TX5 Glenda Psencik, Clifton TX6 Billy Hutson, Granbury TX7 Randy Ezell, Millsap TX8 Karl Keller, Weatherford TX9 David Meals, Milsap TX10 Craig Peak, Weatherford TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Smokin’ Postman & Co.Palo Pinto TXTerrell Cook2 Texas Tradition, Mineral Wells TXJim Wilcher3 Frogman <strong>Chili</strong>, Clifton TXBob PsencikSep 30, 2006-016 - Bergheim TXCen-Tex Last Point, 15 CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Honey K. Jones, Canyon Lake TX2 Jennifer Lee, San Antonio TX3 Mary Stephens, Canyon Lake TX4 Steve Ashman, Austin TX5 Cindy McKinzie, Canyon Lake TX6 Traci Nix, Harper TX7 Cecille Evans, Canyon Lake TX8 Randy Evans, Canyon Lake TX9 Sally Lee, San Antonio TX10 Charmaine Rogers, San Antonio TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Burn ‘Em Up, Leander TXBarbara Schueler2 Buzzard Back <strong>Chili</strong>, Harper TXTraci Nix3 Miss Texas <strong>Chili</strong>, San Antonio TXJennifer LeeSep 30, 2006-017 - Garland TXGarland Elks No Frills Last Chance, 15CHILISCHILI WINNERS1 Danny Campbell, Cedar Hill TX2 Paul Seastrunk, Garland TX3 Gary Williams, Garland TX4 Wendell Page, Garland TX5 Mavis Nelson, Crawford TX6 Bill Irwin, Garland TX7 Lester McElyea, Garland TX8 Pat Langley, Garland TX9 Robert Nelson, Crawford TX10 Gary Kennedy, Mesquite TXSHOWMANSHIP WINNERS1 Shady Lady, Garland TXBrenda McElyea2 Handy Dan <strong>Chili</strong>, Cedar Hill TXDanny Campbell3 UNCLAIMED


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Page 16 Terlingua Trails November 2006Cooking With <strong>CASI</strong>Nov 4, 2006-001 - Terlingua TX <strong>CASI</strong>.40th TERLINGUA INTERNA-TIONAL CHILI CHAMPIONSHIP.Must qualify to earn invitation to cook.Friday is National Scholarship Day, with<strong>Hot</strong> Wings, Beans & Salsa open competition.Saturday chili turn in NOON. Seedetails www.chili.org for schedule ofevents. Phone 1-<strong>888</strong>-227-4468 ordorathy@hughes.net. Alan Dean 830-868-4313 pepperdean@ctesc.netNov 4, 2006-002 - Devine TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Devine Fall Festival Held in downtownDevine, 200 E. Hondo. Entry fee $20turn-in 2 PM. Contact Tracy Courtade830-665-2501 or 210-912-8393.Nov 11, 2006-001 - Edna TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Texana <strong>Chili</strong> Spill Cookoff. Held at 891Brackenridge Parkway BrackenridgePark & Campground. Entry fee $20,turn-in 3 PM. Info Karen Gregory 361-782-5229.Nov 11, 2006-002 - Pampa TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Shepherds Helping Hand First AnnualVeterans Day <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff DowntownPampa will be closed off- indoor site onCuyler St. in case of inclement weatherwill post exact location at a later date.Entry fee $20 turn-in 2 PM. BenefitsShepherds Helding Hands. CHILIGRIND ONLY. Contact Linda Lantz orMyra Jimenez 916 N Crest Pampa TX79065. 806-665-0356 806-669-9283 orSteve Lopez 806- 669-3349.Nov 11, 2006-003 - Little Rock AR<strong>CASI</strong>. Scimitar Shriners <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff.Held at #1 Scimitar Circle. For theShriners charities. Entry fee $20 turn-in1 PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY. ContactPreston Nickle 617 W M St. North LittleRock AR 72116. 501-791-2191 or 501-425 6389.Nov 11, 2006-004 - Sonoita AZ <strong>CASI</strong>.Arizona Cowboy Symposium CCO. Heldat Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds. Hwy83/Hwy82. For Arizona Myeloma Network.Competition chili entry $15.Peoples choice $5 (free if cooking competitionchili). Turn in competition chili 1PM. Start serving peoples choice at 11AM. RV parking - cook by your RV.<strong>Hot</strong>els nearby. Country music and dancesFriday/Saturday. Make checks payableto CHOA. Contact Carson Smith 1989S. St. Michael Dr, Tucson AZ 85713.520-792-0005.Nov 11, 2006-005 - Edgewood TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Log Cabin <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Benefits theHistorical Park which will be open withlots of kids activities, live music, food,gun fighters, baked goods, sale of handmadecrafts. Entry fee $20, turn-in 1PM. Prizes 1st - 3rd in chili, peopleschoice and showmanship. Contact BobbyPhillips home 903-896-4807 cell 903-372-0850 or Janice Wingo 903-896-4655.Nov 11, 2006-006 - Henderson TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Heritage Syrup Festival <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff.Held in downtown at Rusk Co. CourthouseAnnex parking lot. Intersection ofFordall and West Main. Benefits RuskCo. Citizen Emergency Response Team.Make checks payable to Rusk County.CHILI GRIND ONLY. Entry fee $20turn-in 1 PM. Beans entry $5, turn inNoon. Goodie bags for cooks and judgesfilled with items from Chamber of Commerceand local vendors. Arts & Crafts,classic car exhibit, kids activities, musicalentertainment, syrup cane makingdemo. RV parking, $5 for elec hookup.Hayrides for shuttle, but can walk only 3blocks between locations. Trophies 1st -3rd showmanship, chili, beans. One forpeoples choice. Gifts for 4th - 10th place.Sherry Adams 903-657-7579, 1-800-306-0568, 903-987-1964. On advertising probationper <strong>CASI</strong> Rule V.A.2Nov 17, 2006-001 - Katy TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Katy Elks Lodge 8th Annual CCO. Heldat 1050 Katy Fort Bend Rd. More detailslater. Larry Arnold 281-392-6073.Nov 18, 2006-001 - Odessa TX <strong>CASI</strong>.8th Annual Veterans Food BasketCookoff. Held at Becky Sams TropicalBar & Grill, 2458 FM 1936 432-368-4667. IBCA - <strong>CASI</strong> rules. BBQ &Beans 50% payback. Entry fee $18CHILI GRIND ONLY. IBCA meat$20 per entry, open meat $20. Jackpotbeans $10. Turn-in times Chicken Noon,Ribs 1 PM, Beans 1:30 PM, <strong>Chili</strong> 2 PM,Brisket 3 PM, Open Meat 4 PM. Limitedelectric hookups. Contact Vic Silvester432-368-4667.Nov 18, 2006-002 - McQueeney TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Classic <strong>CASI</strong> Pod Fall Festival.McQueeney Lions Club, Hwy 78. BenefitsSeguin Christian Free Clinic. Entryfee $20 or $37 for both days. Turn-in 2PM. Cooks party Friday night, Pot Luckon Saturday night or BBB? Pod willserve breakfast on Sunday morning Forinfo: P.O. Box 351, Seguin TX 78156-0351 - Pat King 830-303-1755pkk@gvec.net.Nov 18, 2006-003 - Phoenix AZ <strong>CASI</strong>.5th Viet-Nam Vets Cookoff. Held atSteel Horse Saloon, 1768 W. Bell Rd.Bnefits Operation Freedom Bird. Makechecks paid to CASA. Entry fee $15,turn-in 2 PM. Contact Dennis Huff 20416Tip Top Mine, Wittmann AZ 85361.623-388-0825.Nov 18, 2006-004 - Katy TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Uncle Ronnie Memorial <strong>Chili</strong> CCO. Heldat 1050 Katy Fort Bend Rd. More detailsto follow. Contact Larry Arnold 281-392-6073.Nov 18, 2006-005 - Rowlett TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Main Street Holiday Festival & Paradein Downtown Rowlett. Bring the familyto Rowlett and enjoy the parade, clowns,food vendors and the annual <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. <strong>CASI</strong> chili $20, turn in 1:00. Localturn in 1:00, Jackpot beans $10, turn in12:00. Parade starts at 11:00, pleasemake arrive before that time. RV parkingok, but call ahead. Contact TomFulton 972-475-4330 or Dani Medlin214-668-3997 or emailbeerqueenchili@aol.com. Benefits AmateurTheater Center.Nov 18, 2006-006 - Bossier City LA<strong>CASI</strong>. Blue Goat Intergalactic <strong>Chili</strong>CCO. Held inside Louisiana Boardwalk-US 80 at Bass Pro Drive, exit 19B off I-20. Next door to the Horseshoe Casino.Entry fee $25, turn-in 2 PM. For LouisianaState Police, Grant-A-Wish Foundationfor terminally Ill Children. ContactDoug Pierrelee 318-617-0638. OrJerry Hunt 318-797-0719.Nov 18, 2006-007 - Lindale TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Masonic Scholarship Fund Drive CCO.Held one mile north of I-20 and junctionof SH-69 in the Walmart parking lot.Benefits Masonic Scholarship Fund.Entry fee $20 turn-in 2 PM. Make checkspayable to LML848. CHILI GRINDONLY. 50/50 bean cookoff entry $5,turn-in Noon. Contact Stan Moore 903-592-0799.Nov 18, 2006-008 - Valley Mills TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Annual Valley Mills <strong>Chili</strong> CCO.Held at the Old Boy Scout Camp. BenefitsMasonic Lodge. Entry fee for 50/50Beans $10, turn-in Noon. <strong>Chili</strong> entry fee


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 17$18 turn- in 2 PM. Contact Randy Dukeat randu2@clearwire.net Phone 254-932-6787. Or Angie Duke atangdu2@clearwire.net. Mavis Nelsonrdnmrn@HOT1.NET. Pot luck supperwill be Saturday night. See cookoff nextday same site.Nov 18, 2006-009 - Whitehaven TN<strong>CASI</strong>. POR POD CCO. Held atWhitehaven VFW. Entry fee $20 turn-in2 PM. Entry fee <strong>Hot</strong> Wings $10, turn-in1 PM, $25 entry for both. For Informationcontact Lynne Murry 662-526-5722lynn_murry@yahoo.comNov 18, 2006-010 - Green Valley AZ<strong>CASI</strong>. Bashas Walmart CCO CancelledNov 18, 2006-011 - Marble Falls TX<strong>CASI</strong>. VFW & Highland Lakes PodCCO Held at VFW Post 10376 Hwy1431 West past HEB. Entry fee $18,turn in 2 PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY.Benefits VFW Post 10376. Make checkspayable to HLCP. Friday night cook'sparty. Karaoke with Dawn Friday andSaturday night Beans $5, turn in noon.Silent auction Sat. Pot luck Saturdaynight. Limited hookups for a fee. VFWselling breakfast Sat. and Sun. mornings.See cookoff next day, same location.Contact Carrie Kinnison 830-693-5502drk@tstar.net. On advertising probationper <strong>CASI</strong> rule V.A.2.Nov 19, 2006-001 - McQueeney TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Sunday Classic <strong>CASI</strong> Pod FallFestival. Held at McQueeney Lions Club,Hwy 78. Entry fee $20 or $37 for bothdays. Turn- in Noon. Cooks party Fridaynight, Pot Luck on Saturday night orBBB? Pod will serve breakfast Sundaymorning. Information: P.O. Box 351,Seguin TX 78156-0351 Pat King 830-303-1755. pkk@gvec.net. BenefitsGuadalupe Christian Cupboard.Nov 19, 2006-002 - Valley Mills TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Day After Valley Mills <strong>Chili</strong> CCO.Held at Old Boy Scout Camp. Entry fee$18, turn-in 1 PM. CHILI GRINDONLY. See cookoff previous day. ContactRandy and Angie Duke 254-932-6787 or Mavis Nelson 254-486-2487.Nov 19, 2006-003 - Marble Falls TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Sunday VFW & Highland LakesPod CCO. Held at VFW Post 10376 onHwy 1431 West past HEB. Entry fee$18 turn in 1 PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY.Make checks payable to HLCP. Benefitsthe Highland Lakes Pod Charities.VFW selling breakfast. Looking forwardto seeing you. Check cookoff samelocation Saturday. Limited hookups for afee. Info Carrie Kinnison 830-693-5502,or email drk@tstar.net. Per <strong>CASI</strong> ruleV.A.2 on advertising probation.Nov 24, 2006-001 - Victoria TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Day After Thanksgiving <strong>Chili</strong> CCO. Heldat 3023 Camp Colet Rd on Colet InnGrounds. Visit www.coletinn.com formap or call for detailed map. Entry fee$20 turn-in 4 PM. Benefits VASA PodScholarship Fund at Victoria College.Make checks payable to VASA Pod.Jackpot Dip-Off entry $10, turn-in 2PM. Jackpot Beans (open) $10, turn-in 3PM. Contact Linda McDonald 619Springwood, Victoria TX 77905. 361-578-2575 Dianna Hoy 361-277-8687Jennifer Danysh 361-782-0129, ColetInn 361-578-1360.Nov 25, 2006-001 - Waco TX <strong>CASI</strong>. 3rdAnnual H-E-B # 5 Saturday only in theparking lot No RV hookups. Canopieswelcome. CHILI GRIND ONLY! Entryfee $18 turn in time 2 PM Charity isJuvenile Diabetes. For more informationcontact Donna Conrad @dangergail@aol.com This is our 3rd yeardoing this one and they are very excitedto repeat it.Nov 25, 2006-002 - Wichita Falls TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Voiture Locale 939 Cookoff. Heldat American Legion Post 169, 4605Lakeshore Dr. Benefits the Nurses TrainingScholarship Fund. Entry fee $20,CHILI GRIND ONLY. Turn-in 2 PM.Pinto bean cookoff entry fee $5, turn-inNoon. RV parking no hookups can cookinside if bad weather. Friday night hamburgermeal for cooks. Contact DonaldR. Barfield 15643 W FM 171 WichitaFalls TX 76305. 940-322- 5057.saybarley@aol.com.Nov 25, 2006-003 - Victoria TX <strong>CASI</strong>.25th Annual VASA Pod <strong>Chili</strong> CCO.Held on Colet Inn Grounds, 3023 CampFamous for our freshspices and personalservice!Colet Rd. Call for detailed map or visitwww.coletinn.com. Entry fee $20 turnin2 PM. For local charities. Make checkspaid to VASA Pod. Register early for a25th anniversary goodie bag item. JackpotBeans (Dry Pinto) entry $10 turn-inNoon. Junior chili $10 turn-in 1 PM. PorkSpare Ribs $20 turn-in 1 PM. Brisket$20 turn-in 4 PM. Contact LindaMcDonald 619 Springwood, Victoria TX77905 361-578-2575 Dianna Hoy 361-277-8687, Jennifer Danysh 361-782-0129, Colet Inn 361-578-1360.Nov 26, 2006-001 - Victoria TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Morning After <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held onColet Inn Grounds, 3023 Camp ColetRd. Call for detailed map or visitwww.coletinn.com. Benefits VASAPod. Entry fee $20 turn-in 1 PM. Makechecks paid to VASA Pod. JackpotOpen BBQ entry fee $20 turn-in Noon.Contact Linda McDonald, 619Springwood, Victoria TX 77905. 361-578-2575 Dianna Hoy 361-277-8687,Jennifer Danysh 361-782-0129, ColetInn 361-578-1360. OPEN MEAT.Providing spices to the2005 TICC Champ,Margaret Nadeau,and six of the other top10 winnersMild Bill’s Spices, etc“Gunpowder Foods” is now part of the MildBill’s family! Check out the entire productline on our new websitewww.mildbills.com830-980-4124email: mildbills@satx.rr.comThe only thing “mild” about us is our name.


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November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 19Dec 2, 2006-001 - North Little Rock AR<strong>CASI</strong>. Rudy's Cookoff. Held at 2695Pike Avenue. Entry fee $20, turn-in 1PM. Make checks payable to ArkansasSocial <strong>Society</strong>. Benefits Arkansas FoodBank. Contact Preston Nickle 617 WestM St. North Little Rock AR 72116. 501-791-2191.Dec 2, 2006-002 - Knickerbocker TX<strong>CASI</strong>. 11th Annual Toys For Tots CCO.Entry fee $10 and 2 new toys. Beans$10. Also, SACA Pod Christmas Party.Covered dish meal. Meat is furnished.Music to party by. Come early and stayall night. Hookups 1st come 1st getsthem. Gates will open Friday morning 8AM. FMI 325-450-7499 325-656-8258.Dec 2, 2006-003 - Tomball TX <strong>CASI</strong>.7th Annual Piney Woods Pod CookoffHeld at VFW Post 2427, 14406 AliceRd, off Hwy 249, northbound on Hwy249, turn left onto Alice Rd at the TomballWalmart. Junior <strong>Chili</strong> $5, turn-in Noon,Jackpot Beans $5, turn-in Noon, 50/50Jackpot Fajitas $15, turn in 1 PM. <strong>CASI</strong><strong>Chili</strong> $20, turn-in 2 PM Benefits VFWPost 2427 Charities Cooks party Fridaynight. Details to follow, see www.pwpcasi.org.Contact Earl Gorhum 936-447-1060 or email earlwho@ev1.net. Seecookoff next day Sunday Dec.3rd.Dec 2, 2006-004 - Golden CO <strong>CASI</strong>.Downtown Golden Holiday And Colorado<strong>Chili</strong> Pod Cookoff. Held on WashingtonStreet in down- town Golden.Benefits the Colorado <strong>Chili</strong> Pod andvarious Golden area charities. Entry fee$15, turn-in 1 PM. Make checks payableto Colorado <strong>Chili</strong> Pod. Contact JohnMontgomery, 1670 Broadway, Suite3000, Denver CO 80202. 303-831-5000.coloradochili@aol.com.Dec 2, 2006-005 - Waring TX <strong>CASI</strong>.14th Annual Texas Hill Country PodCookoff. Held at Waring Hall, locatedbetween Boerne and Comfort. BenefitsWaring VFD, and other pod charities.Friday night cooks party with live music.<strong>CASI</strong> chili $18, turn-in 2 PM. JackpotGreen <strong>Chili</strong> $7, turn- in 1 PM. Jackpotbeans $10, turn in Noon. Saturday nightsoup-off and Christmas decorating contest.RV parking with no hookups. Infocontact Shirley Stateczny 830-537-4381.Dec 2, 2006-006 - Wichita Falls TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Elks Lodge Cookoff Held at 4505Seymour Hwy. Benefits Elks charities.Entry fee $20 turn-in 2 PM. Beans $5,turn-in Noon. Elk charity break fastSaturday $7. Friday night cooks partyand Sunday breakfast, next day samelocation. CHILI GRIND ONLY. ContactKevin Wooster 940-766-0794Dec 2, 2006-007 - Sierra Vista AZ<strong>CASI</strong>. High Desert Pod Annual ChristmasParade Pod Cookoff. Held at 2011E Fry Blvd. in KMART parking lot.Entry fee $15, turn-in 12:30. Come shareour potluck dinner, smoked brisket providedby pod on Friday night and ourpotluck breakfast, eggs bacon, biscuitsand gravy, etc. Saturday morning. Bigraffle open to all, goody bags for first 40cooks. Share in High Desert Pod's ChristmasSpirit. Contact Greg Monger 520-417-9948 or email mongo9@cox.net.Dec 2, 2006-008 - Grand Prairie TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Grand Prairie Ford 1st AnnualCCO Held at Northwest corner of I-30and Beltline Road. Register on morningof cookoff. RV parking, no hookups.Saturday only event. Entry fee $18, turnin2 PM. Benefits LoneStar Charities.Info Glen Dean 214-325-0705 cellglen@softwarehero.com. CHILIGRIND ONLY.Dec 2, 2006-009 - Springdale AR <strong>CASI</strong>.Greenlee Acres Cookoff. Held at 12748Brush Creek Road. 2.4 miles West ofintersection of Water St and Hwy 112 inElm Springs AR. Benefits the NationalFoundation of Transplants, JeannieJohnson Campaign. Entry fee $20 turnin2 PM. This is an indoor-outdoor cookoffdepending on weather. Joe Giles and theHomewreckers may appear in concertfor your entertainment pleasure. ContactDebbie Greenlee emaildebbie.greenlee@sbcglobal.net 479-872-2729, 479-466-3100.Dec 2, 2006-010 - Denton TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Denton Elks Cookoff. Held at 228 E.Oak. Entry fee $20, turn-in 1 PM. BenefitsDenton Elks National Foundation.CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact RobertBell 940-365-2504, 940-391-1814plumbrb60@aol.comDec 3, 2006-001 - Tomball TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Day After Piney Woods Pod CCO.Held at VFW Post 2427, 14406 Alice Rdoff Hwy 249, northbound on Hwy 249,turn left onto Alice Rd at the TomballWalmart. <strong>CASI</strong> chili $20 turn-in 1 PM.Benefits Piney Woods Pod charities.Info to follow, see www.pwp-casi.org.Contact Earl Gorhum 936-447-1060 oremail earlwho@ev1.net. See cookoffprevious day.Dec 3, 2006-002 - Wichita Falls TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Sunday Elks Lodge Cookoff. Heldat 4505 Seymour Hwy. Benefit SweetheartFund. Entry fee $18, turn-in Noon.Saturday night party, Sunday breakfast.CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact KevinWooster 940-766-0794.Dec 3, 2006-003 - Wickenburg AZ <strong>CASI</strong>.15th Annual Rancher Bar CCO. Held at910 W Wickenburg Way. Benefits CopsWho Care. Entry fee $15, $10 if haveP.C. Make checks payable to CASA.Info Norman Schoenradt 623-742-6476Stub Hill 928-684-5957.Dec 3, 2006-004 - Ocean City MD<strong>CASI</strong>. <strong>Hot</strong>s for Tots CCO Held at theGreene Turtle (west) Sports Bar & Grilleon Rt 611. Entry fee- $20, turn-in 2pm.There will be a "one of a kind" prize forall winners. All proceeds will benefitToys for Tots. Large enclosed canopywill be provided and throwdown is encouragedas there is usually a goodcrowd. Contact Brian Smith atmasondixonchili@aol.com 410- 836-1825or cell 443-807-3298. Make checks payableto Mason Dixon Pod.Dec 9, 2006-001 - Gonzales TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Come & Taste It <strong>Chili</strong> CCO. Held atl933 Sarah Dewitt. Charity Norma'sHouse. Entry fee $18 turn-in 2 PM.Make checks payable to Charlie or CarolMartin. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Cooksparty Fri night, bring salad or dessert. Satnight pot luck with Chinese Christmasafter pot luck. Bring gift of $10 or less.Contact Charlie Martin 830-857-4711.Dec 9, 2006-002 - Irving TX <strong>CASI</strong>. 18thAnnual Irving Does Cookoff Held atIrving Elks Lodge 2015 N. Britain Rd.Entry fee $20, turn- in 1 PM. Beans $5,turn-in 11 AM. Hookups available $5 pernight. Friday night cooks party, bringcovered dish, the Does will furnish theturkey and ham. Music, silent auction,please bring donated items for auction.Contest for the best Holiday decoratedRV camp site. Judging will be at 10 PM,by the public. Bring your RV and join inthe fun. Contact Linda Buschel 972-641-6211 or Margaret Moore 972- 641-3360. Make checks payable to IrvingDoes #201.Dec 9, 2006-003 - Axtell TX <strong>CASI</strong>. JimCycle Shop Cookoff. Held at the cycleshop Hwy 31 at Axtell. Benefits AxtellBaseball Assn. CHILI GOUND ONLY.Entry $18, turn-in 2 PM. Beans $10, 50/50 turn-in Noon. Limited eletric hookups$5. Contact Tim Robinson 723-8291 orRandy Duke 405-4033. See cookoff nextday.Dec 10, 2006-001 - Gonzales TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Come & Taste It Again CCO. Held at1933 Sarah Dewitt. Local charity. Entryfee $18, turn-in Noon. CHILI GRINDONLY. Contact Charlie or Carol Martin.830-857 4711. See cookoff previousday.


Page 20 Terlingua Trails November 2006Lone Star Beerand PermianDistributingProudSponsors ofthe <strong>CASI</strong>Terlingua<strong>International</strong><strong>Chili</strong>ChampionshipDec 10, 2006-002 - El Paso TX <strong>CASI</strong>. ElPaso Elks Club 187 CCO Location 1211E. Cliff Drive at Elk's Club. Turn in 2:00pm. Entry fee $15.00 Benefits the ElPaso Elks Charities. For more info. contactEve DuMond (915)566-8759 orBobby Elliott (915)755-4419,coachili@aol.com.Dec 10, 2006-003 - Axtell TX <strong>CASI</strong>.CTC Pod Charity Cookoff. Held at JimCycle Shop Hwy 31. Entry fee $15, turnin1 PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY. ContactRandy Duke 405-4033 Mavis Nelson254- 715-4075.Dec 16, 2006-001 - Crawford TX <strong>CASI</strong>.4th Annual Toys for Tot's Cook off Heldat the Tonkawa Falls RV Park Bring anew unwrapped new toy! CHILI GRINDONLY! Entry fee $18.00 Turn in time2pm. Cooks party Friday Night. PotluckSat. Full hook ups $15.00 a night. 50/50Beans entry fee $5.00 turn in time 1pm.Checks payable to Toys for Tots..nextday cook off same location. ContactDiane Stimson 330 South Avenue BCrawford TX 76638, 254-486-9206winksintexas@aol.com. Charity TBDDec 17, 2006-001 - Crawford TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Toys Next Day Cookoff Held atTonkawa Falls RV Park. Entry fee$15.00. Turn in time 1pm Full hook ups$15.00 a night. CHILI GRIND ONLY.Contact Diane Stimson phone 254-486-9206. Email winksintexas@aol.com. Seecookoff previous day same location.Dec 29, 2006-001 - Kingsland TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Highland Lakes Pod Ole Angzine CCOHeld at American Legion Post 437.Take Hwy 1431 in Kingsland to Hwy2545 East. Go 1 1/2 miles, and turn righton Legion Loop. Plenty of RV parking,no hookups. Play your favorite cardgame or dominoes inside building. <strong>Hot</strong>dogs furnished by HLCP. Entry fee $18,turn-in 7 PM. Benefits HLCP local charities.Make check payable to HLCP.CHILI GRIND ONLY Contact CarrieKinnison P.O. Box 878, Marble Falls TX78654, phone 830-693-5502.drk@tstar.net.Dec 30, 2006-001 - Denton TX <strong>CASI</strong>.DAM Pod Day Before CCO NorthTexas State Fair Grounds at 2217 NorthCarroll. 1st Ever DAM POD Day BeforeNYE <strong>Chili</strong> Cook off. Entry fee $20turn-in 1 PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY.RV's welcome. Electric hook ups forsmall fee. Cook inside or out. Beanscompetition turn in at noon. Pot luckdinner and cooks party at 7:00pm. Stayfor NYE cook off and party on Sunday,same location. Contact Dani Medlin 3313Bermuda Ave. Rowlett TX 75088. 214-668- 3997. beerqueenchili@aol.com.Make checks payable to DAM Pod.Benefits NTSF Scholarship Fund.Dec 30, 2006-002 - Knickerbocker TX<strong>CASI</strong>. SACA Madness <strong>Chili</strong> CCO. Entryfee chili $10 turn-in 6 PM, <strong>Hot</strong> Wings$10 turn-in 7 PM, Beans $5 turn-in 7:30PM. <strong>Hot</strong> dog and chili supper. Yea Yea!Contact 325-277-3117 or 325-656-8258.Dec 30, 2006-003 - Kingsland TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Ladies Auxiliary CCO Held at AmericanLegion Post 437. Take Hwy 1431 inKingsland to Hwy 2545 East. Go 1 1/2miles and turn right on Legion Loop.Black eyed pea cook off $5.00 with100% pay back. Turn in at noon. Cooksparty Saturday night. Play cards anddominoes. Entry fee $18, turn-in 2 PM.CHILI GRIND ONLY. Benefits YouthActivity Fund. Make check payable toAmerican Legion Post 437. ContactCarrie Kinnison P.O. Box 878, MarbleFalls TX 78654. 830-693-5502,drk@tstar.net.Dec 31, 2006-001 - Denton TX <strong>CASI</strong>.18th Annual DAM POD CCO. BlackEye Pea Off and NYE Cowboys andIndians party. Held at North Texas StateFairgounds. Get out your best C & Iattire and join the Pow-Wow! <strong>Chili</strong> turnin9 PM entry fee $20. CHILI GRINDONLY. Jackpot Black Eye Pea turn-in8 PM, 100% payback. POD furnishedmain dish for dinner, sides welcome.Cook inside or out. Electric hookups forsmall fee. Unique trophies, silent auction,raffle items, music dancing, bestcostume prizes and lots of fun. ContactDani Medlin for info 214- 668-3997,beerqueenchili@aol.com. December30th cookoff at same location.Dec 31, 2006-002 - Knickerbocker TX<strong>CASI</strong>. SACA Pod New Years EveCCO. Entry fee <strong>Chili</strong> $20, Brisket $10,Pork Spare Ribs $10, 1/2 Jointed Chicken.


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 2180% payback in BBQ. Dance, partyfavors, champagne, chips and dips, FoodFood Food. The theme is pajamas. Okyou that don't own pajamas holler andwe will see you have them. Sexist ugliest,most original, trophies. Contact 325-450-7499, 656-8258.Dec 31, 2006-007 - Glenrose TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Tres Rio RV Park Cookoff. Held in TresRio RV Park. Black eye Peas $5, turnin4 PM. <strong>Chili</strong> $18 turn-in 6 PM. CHILIGRIND ONLY. Body Powell andFriends Dance from 8 til ... ContactMavis Nelson 254-715-4075.Dec 31, 2006-003 - Kingsland TX <strong>CASI</strong>.American Legion Post 437 CCO TakeHwy 1431 in Kingsland to Hwy 2545East. Go 1 1/2 miles. Turn right onLegion Loop. New Years dance (moreinfo later). Blackeyed peas andcornbread at midnight. BYOB. Musicby Tex-A- Bama, $7.50 per person. PotLuck before dance. Benefits ScholarshipFund Ladies Aux. Make checkspayable to American Legion Post 437.Entry fee $18, turn-in 1 PM. CHILIGRIND ONLY. Contact Carrie KinnisonP.O. Box 878 Marble Falls TX 78654.830- 693-5502. Email drk@tstar.net.Cookoff previous day.Dec 31, 2006-004 - Wichita Falls TX<strong>CASI</strong>. B & B 2nd Annual Cookoff. Heldat American Legion 169, 4605 LakeshoreDr. Benefits the NOB Pod. Entry fee$20, turn-in 9 PM. Black-eye pea cookoff,turn- in 8 PM. $10 entry 100% payback,$50 added money. Contact KevinWooster 940-766-0794. CHILI GRINDONLY.Dec 31, 2006-005 - Palmyra VA <strong>CASI</strong>.3rd Annual Bearly <strong>Chili</strong> . Pod Cookoff.Held at Lake Monticello. Entry fee $18,includes annual membership in CapitalPod, make checks payable to RogerKoltz, 53 Ponderosa Lane, Palmyra VA22963. The is the Official Capital PodCookoff for 2007. Benefits local cancerpatient Dave Warburton and family.CHILI GRIND ONLY. Turn in 2 PM.Contact Roger or Jackie Koltz 434-589-5387. Contact RogerCowboychili@cs.com, check Jackieswebsite for announcement, directions,etc at Pepperjacq.comDec 31, 2006-006 - Amarillo TX <strong>CASI</strong>.New Years Eve Cookoff Held at 6407Palacia. Entry fee $20, turn-in 8 PM.Make checks payable to TIT. CHILIGRIND ONLY Contact Pam Matheson6508 Roxton Amarillo TX 79109. 806-359-8469 806-373-9292.prmgonzalez@hotmail .comDec 31, 2006-008 - Oklahoma City OK<strong>CASI</strong>. Paint Horse Show Cookoff AndBYOB Party. Held at Ok State FairGrounds Horse barn #7, located on MayAve & Reno. Benefits St Judes CancerResearch. Entry fee $20, turn-in 6 PM.Make checks payable to Hooch Pod.Contact Jerry Dickerson 405-214-9395,Preston Shaw 731-847-7208. CHILIGRIND ONLY. RV hookups at fairgrounds. Biltmore <strong>Hot</strong>el has special rateavailable. Mail early registration to 131Amber Ridge, Shawnee OK 74801-3984.Jan 6, 2007-001 - Bastrop TX <strong>CASI</strong>.American Legion Ladies Auxiliary Unit533, 3003 Loop 150 East. Benefit AmericanLegion Auxiliary Entry fee $20,turn-in 2 PM. Make checks payable toALA. Contact Crystal Dear P.O. Box717 Bastrop TX 78602. 512-844-6668512-253-6335. CHILI GRIND ONLY.See cookoff next day.Jan 7, 2007-001 - Bastrop TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Sunday American Legion Unit 533 CCOat 3003 Loop 150 East. Benefits GirlsState. Entry fee $20, turn- in Noon.CHILI GRIND ONLY. Make checkspayable to ALA. Contact Crystal Dear512-844-6668 or 512-253-6335. Seecookoff previous day.Jan 12, 2007-001 - Amarillo TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Tall In Texas Pod <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held inthe Rex Baxter Bldg on the Tri-StateFair Grounds. Entry fee $20, turn-in 8:30PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY. ContactCarol Lilly 806-373-9774 or Steve Lopez806-669-3349. See Tri-State Open nextday same location.Jan 13, 2007-001 - Odessa TX <strong>CASI</strong>.American Legion Post 430 CCO. Heldat American Legion Post 430 8th andPueblo. 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 frommaking this one. We can cook inside ifwe have to.Jan 13, 2007-002 - Puerto Penasco MX<strong>CASI</strong>. Sonoran Desert <strong>International</strong>Open <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held at Manny'sBeach Club on Rocky Point. Turn in 1PM. Thursday fish fry on the beach.Friday night cooks party mexican buffetwith free beer. Free beer while you'recooking!! T-shirts for those who registerearly. See quarter page ad for registrationdetails or go to our websitehighdesertpod.org to download form.Entry fee $25. BRING A PASSPORT1Come join us on the beach for a cure tothose mid-winter blah's and a chance towin one of the coveted ironwood SaguaroCactus Trophies. First 3 chili places and1st place show automatic qualify forTICC. Info Ben Berrybandtberry@cox.net or call Greg Monger520-417-9948.Jan 13, 2007-003 - Amarillo TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Tri-State Open <strong>Chili</strong> Championship. Top3 chili and 1st place show automaticallyqualify for TICC. Held at Rex BaxterBldg on the Tri-State Fair Grounds. Entryfee $25, turn-in 1 PM. Mail registrationto Vickie Childers or Garnier Albus,4300 Olsen, Amarillo TX 79106. Vickie,day 806-355-9111, night 806-355-7387Garnier 806-353-0500. Email Vickievickiefromtx@aol.com. Make checkspayable to Tri-State Open <strong>Chili</strong> Championship.Benefits Make A-Wish Foundationof the Texas Plains. Early registrationfor free motel rooms, deadline is postmarked December 21, 2006. See Tall InTexas Pod Cookoff information on January12, 2007.Jan 13, 2007-004 - Houston TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Blanco's Bar & Grill CCO Held at 3406W. Alabama. Plenty of RV parkingsorryno hookups. CHILI GRINDONLY. Entry fee $20, turn-in 2 PM.Silent auction going on all day. Benefitsthe 2007 Texas Open Fund. ContactKarin Barnes 713-439-0072.Jan 14, 2007-001 - Puerto Penasco MX<strong>CASI</strong>. Day After Cookoff Held at BajaCantine on Rocky Point. CHILI GRINDONLY. Turn in Noon. Entry fee $20.Breakfast free for those that cook. Footballgaames on tv and cameraderie, anda chance to recover from the day before.See Sonoran Desert <strong>International</strong> Openad for details on registration or go towebsite highdesertpod.org BRING APASSPORT!! Info Ben Berrybandtberry@cox.net of Greg Monger520-417-9948.Jan 20, 2007-001 - Austin TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Austin Elks <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff Held at AustinElks Lodge, Dawson Street, off BartonSprings 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 <strong>Chili</strong> Championship,entry fee $15.00, turn in at 3:00pm.Winning cook takes a traveling trophyfor display at their home lodge plus adonation to that Lodges charity. No overnightcamping - call for local motel information.Make checks payable to AustinElks Lodge. Contact Randy Garst 512-894-0482. Benefit Elks charities.Jan 20, 2007-002 - Tarpon Springs FL<strong>CASI</strong>. 3rd Annual Suncoast CCO. Cancelled.Jan 20, 2007-003 - Little Rock AR <strong>CASI</strong>.Our Place <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held at 7820Stagecoach Rd. For Arkansas ChildrensHospital. Entry fee $20 turn-in 1 PM.CHILI GRIND ONLY. Contact PrestonNickle 617 W M St, North Little RockAR 72116. 501-791-2191 or 501-425-6389.Jan 20, 2007-004 - Knickerbocker TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Scholarship Day at the Flats Heldat Meskin Flats on FM 2335 off Hwy 67South. In case of bad weather we cancook inside of building. Entry fees <strong>Chili</strong>


Page 22 Terlingua Trails November 2006$20, Salsa $10, <strong>Hot</strong> Wings $10, PintoBeans $10. Benefits <strong>CASI</strong> Scholar shipFund. Contact Sammie Plant 325-656-8299 or 325-655-2147. Rubin Rodriguez325-450-7499.Jan 27, 2007-001 - Statesville NC <strong>CASI</strong>.Pre-Superbowl <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held atElks Lodge 1521 Radio Road. BenefitsElks Lodge Charity Turn-in times Beans12:30 PM, Salsa 1 PM, <strong>Chili</strong> 2 PM. Entryfee $20 chili, $10 beans, $10 salsa and$10 freestyle chili. Make checks payableto Piedmont Pepper Pod. ContactKeith Miller 336-427-6847 or Mike Williams336- 284-4567greatpepper@ncchili.com visitwww.ncchili.com. Brent Lundy 453 JaneSowers Rd, States- ville NC 28625 704-876-2681. Meat is cooks choice.Feb 3, 2007-001 - Minden LA <strong>CASI</strong>.Louisiana State Championship & 16thAnnual St. Jude Cookoff. More to follow.George French III 318-371-5601.Minden LA 71055Feb 3, 2007-002 - Houston TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Super Bowl-Warm-Up Party and Cancelled,date changed to Jan 13.Feb 3, 2007-003 - Fort Smith AR <strong>CASI</strong>.Belch Pod Amateur Cookoff Held atOaks, 5500 Massard Road. Entry fee$20, turn-in 12 Noon. Make checks payableto charity, The Children's ServiceLeague. Junior <strong>Chili</strong> Divion $5, SalsaJackpot Division $5. CHILI GRINDONLY. Contact Dara Hopson atdarah@mynewroads.com, 479-782-3552, 479-651-7128 or Rheaba Thames,rheabat@hotmail.com. 479-652-5831.Belch Pod, P.O. Box 5211, Fort SmithAR 72903.Feb 3, 2007-004 - Rankin TX <strong>CASI</strong>. 7thHorn Toad Round-Up <strong>Chili</strong> CCO. Heldat Tommy Workman Park. Entry fee$18 turn-in 2 PM. Make checks payableto Rankin Museum. Bronze Horn Toadfor 1st place, 2nd-10th place nice trophies.Friday night fish fry, Saturdaymorning cooks breakfast, Saturday nightsoup and stew. 42 tournament Fridaynight. Contact Karen Bains 432- 693-2796 or 432-693-2242, Dave Boone 432-367-8423 or 432-333- 8907.Feb 4, 2007-001 - Houston TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Super Bowl Sunday Party & CCO. Cancelled.Feb 10, 2007-001 - Knickerbocker TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Buttons & Bows Sweetheart<strong>Chili</strong> and BBQ Cookoff. LSBS Rules inBBQ. Held at Knickerbocker CommunityCenter. Benefits the SACA Podcharities. <strong>Chili</strong> 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 325- 450-7499.Feb 10, 2007-002 - San Angelo TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Valentine Day Massacre <strong>Chili</strong>CCO. Held in Water Valley Park. CHILIGRIND ONLY. Entry fee $20, turn- in2 PM. Jackpot Pinto Beans, $5 turn-in 1PM. Cake Auction, 50/50 raffle, raffleitems. For the Concho valley Pod Charities.Contact Laura 325-944-7715 or325- 374-8800 Sherry 325-658-1364.Feb 16, 2007-001 - Terlingua TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Friday Terlingua <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held atthe 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 <strong>CASI</strong>.2nd Annual Cold Day in Hella CCO.More information to follow, two daycookoff.Feb 17, 2007-002 - Terlingua TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Bronze Roadrunner <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Heldat Community Center. Entry fee $20turn-in 2 PM. Bronze Roadrunner for 1stplace winner. Info Dorathy Williams432- 371-2595, dorathy@hughes.net.Feb 24, 2007-001 - Sherwood AR <strong>CASI</strong>.2nd Annual Sherwood Bowl CCO. Heldat 1111 West Maryland Ave. SherwoodAR 72120. Benefits Rotary Club charities.Entry fee $20 turn-in 1 PM. Makechecks payable to Sherwood RotaryClub. CHILI GRIND ONLY. ContactPreston or Linda Nickle 501-791- 2191or 501-425-6389.Feb 24, 2007-002 - Irving TX <strong>CASI</strong>. 1stAnnual <strong>Chili</strong> Pods for Paws Held at Peteand Macs Pet Resort in the Las ColinasEquestrian Center, 6150 Riverside. Turnin2 PM, Junior chili turn-in 1 PM. Entryfee $20. Jackpot beans turn in at Noon.Tasters choice for those whom wish to.Benefits Paws in the City, area rescuegroup. Contact David Sexton 817- 793-0656.Feb 24, 2007-003 - Comstock TX <strong>CASI</strong>.2nd Annual Richard Hinds MemorialScholarship Cookoff to be held at DesertHills RV Park, 2 miles west of Comstockon US Hwy 90. Call 432-292-4451 forreservation Benefits Comstock SchoolScholarship Fund. Turn-in 2 PM. Entryfee $18. Checks payable to Black GoldPod. CHILI GRIND ONLY. HorseshoePitching and Domino Tournaments.Dessert Auction. Cooks meal Fridaynight. Pot luck Saturday with meat furnishedfor meal. Contact Janita Hinds,P.O. Box 420023, Del Rio TX 78842.830-703-0096 rjhinds@gmail.com.Mar 3, 2007-001 - Austin TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Austin Lions Sightfest 25th Annual <strong>Chili</strong>Cookoff. Held at Travis County SheriffPosse Area. South of Austin, Hwy 183near FM 812. Please bring old eyeglasses.For ALSCC, Austin Lions Sight.Entry fee $18, turn-in 2 PM. CHILIGRIND ONLY. Beans $5 turn-in 1 PM100% payback. Cooks party Friday night.Breakfast Saturday. Potluck Saturdaynight. Indoor judging & bathrooms. SilentAuction. Contact John or Sue Caffey2256 CR 434 Loop, Rockdale TX 76567.512-446-2364, cell 512- 760-8789.caffeycasa@msn.com.Mar 4, 2007-001 - Austin TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Austin Lions Sunday No Frillfest CCO.Held at Travis County Sheriffs PosseArea, South of Austin, Hwy 183 nearFM 812. Benefits SOT Pod charities.Make checks payable to ALSCC. Entryfee $18 turn-in Noon. CHILI GRINDONLY. Breakfast Sunday, indoor judging& bathroooms. Come and cook Saturdayand stay for Sunday. Can't wait tosee you. Contact Sue or John Caffey2256 CR 434 Loop Rockdale TX 76567512-446-2364, 512-760-8789caffeycasa@msn.com.Mar 10, 2007-001 - Arlington TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Cancer Aid & Research CCO. VFWPost 8561, 3221 Howell St. under thewater tower. Entry fee $18 turn-in 2PM. Contact Dian Hardin 208 QuailCrest Dr. Arlington, TX 76014. 817-467- 0052. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Jackpotbeans $5, turn-in Noon. Plenty of RVparking no hookups. Cooks party Fridaynight. Everyone welcome.Mar 17, 2007-001 - Tyler TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Tyler Rotary Club 5th Annual CCO.Held at 1620 South Broadway in theUnited Heritage Credit Union Park- inglot, across from Bergfeld Park. Rain orShine. Friday night kickoff party forcooks and Rotary members at 6:30.Registration at 8 AM Saturday. Entryfee only $15 turn-in 1 PM. Choice ofgrind. Bring throw down chili, big crowd.Neat prizes for chili and show. Liveband. Tents, tables and chair for public.Must use Coleman stove or grill, musthave fire extinguisher. Limited RV parkingNo hookups. Enjoy Azalea Trials.Benefits various charities. Info Fran Hall903-561-8056. Email


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 23tylerrotarysec@hotmail.com. See Webwww.tylerrotary.org.Mar 17, 2007-002 - Claremore OK <strong>CASI</strong>.Claremore Elks Annual CCO Details tofollow. Benefits the Elks Charities. Entryfee $20, turn-in 2 PM. Make checkspayable to BPOE #1230. CHILI GRINDONLY. Contact David Brown 8937 East580 Road, Catoosa OK 74015deplbrown@ prodigy.net.Mar 17, 2007-003 - Water Valley TX<strong>CASI</strong>. St Patrick's Day CCO. Held inWater Valley Park. There will be alimited number of hook ups available at afee of $13/ night. Beans entry $5, <strong>Chili</strong>entry $18. CHILI GRIND ONLY. Also,Chicken Fried Steak Cookoff. Cake auction,raffle, 50/50 pot. See cookoff nextday same location. Janice Millergarjans@cox.netMar 18, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Sunday St Patrick's Day CCO.Held in Water Valley Park. Details tofollow. <strong>Chili</strong> only. CHILI GRINDONLY. See cookoff previous day. JaniceMiller email garjans@cox.netMar 24, 2007-001 - Englewood FL <strong>CASI</strong>.Florida State Open Championship Detailsto follow. Contact Denise Saunders941-587-1608 or Scott Johnson 941-266-3799. See Pod Cookoff next day, samelocation.Mar 25, 2007-001 - Englewood FL <strong>CASI</strong>.Florida Sunshine Pod <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Detailsto follow. Contact Denise Saunders941-587-1608 or Scott Johnson 941-266-3799. See Florida State Open <strong>Chili</strong>Cookoff previous day, same location.Mar 31, 2007-001 - Log Cabin TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Frontier Festival <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held inLog Cabin Park, 13620 Alamo Rd. Cometo Log Cabin on Hwy 3054. Take Alamoor 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 Beansturn-in Noon. Hospitality room in RedBarn - RV hookups @ $15, Tent $8.Plenty of parking, play ground and picnicarea. Weather will not be a problem, wehave hugh Red Barn. Judy Bearden 903-489-2195 City Hall or 903-489-0776Home.Mar 31, 2007-002 - Johnson City TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Texas Men's State <strong>Chili</strong> Championship.Held at Blanco County FairgroundsWest side of Hwy 281, justsouth of the bridge crossing thePedernales River. Entry fee $35. Turnin1 PM. Make checks payable to TXMens State <strong>Chili</strong> Championship. BenefitsBlanco County Fairground Assn, NBlanco County EMS and Johnson cityFire Dept. Cooks party Friday night,fajita dinner sponsored by HEB andprepared by Donna Conrad and herhelpers. Music and dancing afterward.Lots of shade and parking limited hookups.Cook where you camp. Park opensThursday at 8 AM. Potluck dinner Saturdaynight and entertainment. SpecialFirst Place Bronze Longhorn trophy.Send entry to TX Mens State chili Championship,493 Stonegate Drive, JohnsonCity, TX 78636. Send entry before February15th to guarantee goody bag. Also,we will hold the second annual TX MensState BBQ Championship by LSBA.Entry fee $30 per category or $75 for allthree. Send entry before February 15thto guarantee goody bag. Turn in Noonfor chicken, 2 PM for pork spareribs and3 PM for brisket. 50/50 payback. Originalbronze trophy for Grand Champion.Send entry to TX Mens State BBQChampionship, 493 Stonegate Drive,Johnson City TX 78636. Contact JimmyTaylor 830-868-2223.Apr 1, 2007-001 - Johnson City TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Day After TX Mens State CCO.Held at Blanco County Fairgrounds, Westside of Hwy 281, just south of the bridgecrossing the Pedernales River. Entry fee$18, turn-in Noon. Benefits the Pod onthe Pedernales and the <strong>CASI</strong> NationalScholarship Fund. Make checks payableto the Pod on the Pedernales. CHILIGRIND ONLY. Friday night cooks party,Saturday night pot luck. Music and dancing.RV parking with lots of shade, limitedhookups. Wonderful Jeep Collinsjewelry trophies. Contact Barbara C.Taylor, 493 Stonegate Drive, JohnsonCity, TX 78636. 830-868- 2223 ortaylor@moment.net.Apr 21, 2007-001 - Stokesdale NC <strong>CASI</strong>.Camp Carefree <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held atCamp Carefree Lane, 1 mile north of68,220 intersection between Madisonand Greensboro. Entry fee $20 for 1st 10dollars for additional entrys. Turn-in 1


Page 24 Terlingua Trails November 2006PM. Make checks payable to PiedmontPepper Pod. Info contact Kenny Jones336-951-2705 cell 336- 932-9569 SteveDixon 336-342-0563 cell 336-932-2197,sdixon-rcw @Triad.rr.com. Mike"Bubba" Williams 336-284-4567www.ncchili.com. Meat is cooks choice.Benefits Camp Carefree for ill and disabledchildren.Apr 28, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Let's Eat Cookoff. Place TBD.Final details will be worked out at meetingwith the Let's Eat TV Show. BenefitsSan Angelo Museum of Fine Arts.CHILI GRIND ONLY. Janice Milleremail garjans@cox.netMay 5, 2007-001 - Eola TX <strong>CASI</strong>. EolaHistoric Schoolhouse CCO. Held at EolaHistoric Schoolhouse. BBQ & <strong>Chili</strong>.Dry camping available details to follow.CHILI GRIND ONLY. See cookoffnext day. Janice Miller garjans@cox.netMay 6, 2007-001 - Eola TX <strong>CASI</strong>. SundayEola Historic Schoolhouse CO Heldat Eola Historic Schoolhouse details tofollow. <strong>Chili</strong> only. CHILI GRINDONLY. Janice Miller garjans@cox.netMay 26, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Water Valley Memorial DayCCO. Held in Water Valley Park. BBQand <strong>Chili</strong>. Details to follow. This is a 3day event. Limited number of hookupsavailable for $13/night. CHILI GRINDONLY. Janice Miller garjans@cox.netMay 27, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Sunday Water Valley MemorialDay Cookoff. Held in Water ValleyPark. Details to follow. See cookoffprevious day, and day after cookoff.CHILI GRIND ONLY Janice Millergarjans@cox.netMay 28, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Monday Water Valley MemorialDay Cookoff. Held in Water ValleyPark. Details to follow see cookoffsprevious two days. CHILI GRINDONLY. Janice Miller emailgarjans@cox.netJun 2, 2007-001 - Houston TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Space City POD's 27th Annual <strong>Chili</strong>Cookoff. Held at Blanco's, 3406 W.Alabama. Details to follow. RV parking,no hookups. See cookoff next day samelocation Contact Chuck Spishock 281-334- 6718.spacecitypod@houston.rr.comJun 3, 2007-001 - Houston TX <strong>CASI</strong>.2nd Day Space City POD's 27th Annual<strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held at Blanco's, 3406 W.Alabama. Details to follow. See cookoffprevious day, same location. ContactChuck Spishock 281-334-6718. Emailspacecitypod@houston.rr.com.Jun 23, 2007-001 - Bastrop TX <strong>CASI</strong>.River Runners & American Legion AuxiliaryCookoff. Held at 3003 Loop 150East. Charity TBA. Entry fee $20. turnin2 PM. Make checks payable to ALA583. CHILI GRIND ONLY. ContactCrystal Dear 281 Antioch Rd. Paige TX78659, 512-844-6668, or Linda Olivarez160 Rice Ln Bastrop TX 78602. 512-496-1406. See cookoff next day.Jun 23, 2007-002 - Grand Lake CO<strong>CASI</strong>. 24th Annual Colorado <strong>CASI</strong>CCO. Held in Town Park off MainStreet in beautiful downtown Grand Lake.Cook at 9,000 feet in scenic Grand Lake.<strong>Chili</strong> competitions include <strong>CASI</strong> Redand Green. All cooks that sign-up andpay by June 8th will receive a specialmomento. Entry fee $25, turn-in 1 PM.Benefits Grand Lake Fire Dept charities.Make checks payable to Colorado<strong>Chili</strong> Pod. Contact John Montgomery1670 Broadway, Suite 3000, Denver CO80202. 303-831-5000 or emailcoloradochili@aol.com.Jun 24, 2007-001 - Bastrop TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Sunday River Runners & American LegionAuxiliary CCO. Charity TBA. Entryfee $15, turn-in 1 PM. CHILI GRINDONLY. Make checks payable to ALA583. Contact Crystal Dear 512-844-6668or Linda Olivarez 512-496-1406. Seecookoff previous day same location.Jul 21, 2007-001 - Poolville, TX TX<strong>CASI</strong>. 2nd Annual Armadillo ResortCCO Clothing optional naturist resort,benefitting the Poolville VFD. CHILIGRIND ONLY. Poolville is located NWof Weatherford, TX. Cooks party Fridaynight. Jackpot beans $5 noon turn-in.<strong>Chili</strong> $18 2pm turn-in. Make checkspayable to Armadillo Resort. ArmadilloResort has some basic RV hookups(electric) for a very reasonable cost.Some trailers are available for rent. Fordetails and directions, go towww.armadilloresort.com or contactRon Barnes at 817-685- 0160 or e-mailat Ratchili@sbcglobal.net.Aug 17, 2007-001 - Terlingua TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Friday Terlingua Cookoff. Held at CommunityCenter. Entry fee $20, turn-in 5PM. CHILI GRIND ONLY. ContactDiane Fits- Henry 432-371-2163.


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 25same location. CHILI GRIND ONLY.Janice Miller garjans@cox.net.Sep 29, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Saddle Bronc <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Heldat 204 E. Ave L. Entry fee $20, makechecks payable to SACA Pod. SammiePlant 325-655-2147Aug 18, 2007-001 - Terlingua TX <strong>CASI</strong>.Bronze Goat <strong>Chili</strong> Cookoff. Held in CommunityCenter. Entry fee $20, turn-in 2PM. Contact Dorathy Williams 432-371-2595 Details to follow.Sep 22, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Almost Last Chance Cookoff.Held in Water Valley Park. See cookoffnext day same location. Details to follow.Limited number hookups available$13/night. CHILI GRIND ONLY. JaniceMiller garjans@cox.netSep 23, 2007-001 - Water Valley TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Sunday Almost Last ChanceCCO. Held in Water Valley Park. Detailsto follow. See cookoff previous daySep 30, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Blaine's Last Chance CookoffHeld at 10 W. Harris. Entry fee $20.Charity TBD. Make checks payable toSACA Pod. Contact Fred Lazarus.Oct 20, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Fall Festival CCO. Held in WaterValley Park. Entry fee $18, benefitsPOD Christmas Charities, Turn in 2 PM.CHILI GRIND ONLY. Jackpot PintoBeans $5.00 Turn in 1 PM. Janice Miller325 947 8753 garjans@cox.netOct 21, 2007-001 - San Angelo TX<strong>CASI</strong>. Autumn Winds CCO Held inWater Valley Park. Entry fee $18.00.Benefits KLST Friendship Tree. TurninNoon. CHILI GRIND ONLY. ContactJanice Miller, 325 947-8753. Seecookoff previous day.Yes there is a Steve LeeHill Country Software & Support4 Green Cedar Road - Boerne, Texas 78006-7929 - 800-422-1982Jim, Shirley, Elisabeth & Will StatecznyComputer Software for County, City & Tribal GovernmentProud Sponsor of <strong>CASI</strong>And the <strong>CASI</strong> Scholarship Program


Page 26 Terlingua Trails November 2006Free Quarter Page Adto <strong>CASI</strong> Pods, State, Regional and<strong>International</strong> OpensAs a <strong>CASI</strong> Pod you are required to put on a pod cookoffonce a year. To help you advertise your pod cookoff we alloweach pod to place one quarter page ad in the Terlingua Trails,each year, free of charge. This ad should run the month beforeyour cookoff occurs. Should you decide that you need an adlarger than a quarter page we will simply bill you for the differencein price. This ad should not be confused with the articleadvertising your cookoff in the "Cooking with <strong>CASI</strong> Calendar"section in the Terlingua Trails. That article will start to run as soonas you request your cookoff packet and will run until yourcookoff occurs.Send ads to Doug "Bucky" Seelig3802 Manchaca RoadAustin, TX 78704TerlinguaTrails@chili.orgAdvertising Rate Schedule-Effective 01/01/2003Full Page 10" X 12 3/4" - $250.001/2 Page 5" X 12 3/4" - $130.001/2 page 10" X 6 1/4" - $130.001/4 Page 5" X 6 1/4" - $90.001/8 Page 5" X 3" - $60.00Bottom Banner 10” X 3” - $90.00Business Card - $40.00Classifieds - $40 - 2 inch - 3 MonthsAll Prices Are For Camera Ready Ads (.jpg)Multiple Month Ads:3 to 5 month running ad, 15% discount per month6 to 11 month running ad, 20% discount per month12 months or more, 25% discount per monthSend ads and payment toDoug "Bucky" Seelig3802 Manchaca RoadAustin, TX 78704TerlinguaTrails@chili.orgNon BoardContributing MembersHut Brown - Scholarship Chairman1516 Prairie DriveEl Paso, Texas 79925-2543Home (915)772-2379E-mail: hutcasi@aol.comRalph Hay - Old 320 Alcalde2505 Easy StreetPasadena, Texas 77502-3234Home: (713)475-1660E-mail: dhay7@houston.rr.comJim Stateczny - Computer and Financial ServicesGreen Cedar RoadBoerne, Texas 78006-7929Work: (830)537-4381E-mail: Jim@hillcountrysoftware.com


November 2006 Terlingua Trails Page 272006/2007 <strong>CASI</strong> Board of DirectorsJim Ezell - President / Sponsorship3987 Hwy 79 SouthWichita Falls, Texas 76310Home (940) 692-5974Cell (214)392-3499E-mail: JEzell8642@aol.comJimmy Taylor2nd VP Rancho <strong>CASI</strong> de los Chisos Chairperson493 Stonegate DriveJohnson City, Texas 78636-4470Home: (830)868-2223FAX: (830)868-2352E-mail: taylor@moment.netRenee Moore - Vice President / Articles EditorPO Box 5834Gulf Shores, Alabama 36547-5834Home: (251)949-7000Work: (251)968-1125Fax: (251)968-1470E-mail: rmoore@gulfshoresal.govAlan Dean - Executive Director112 Leaning Oak CircleJohnson City, Texas 78636Home: (830)868-4313E-mail: pepperdean@ctesc.netGarnier Albus -TreasurerP O Box 123Amarillo, TX 79105-0123Home: (806)353-0500Cell: (806)679-1952E-mail: galbus@sbcglobal.netEd Blair - Secretary5122 Autumn Forest DrHouston, TX 77091-5004(713) 686-4520 HomeCell: 832-567-5558E-mail: Ol_Jock_<strong>Chili</strong>@swbell.netMikie McGarity - Membership150 CR 3579Paradise, TX 76073Home: (817)975-2200E-mail mikie@mcgarity.orgBill Pierson - TallymasterP.O. Box 727Bativia, Illinois 60510-0727Home: (630)879-7934E-mail: <strong>CASI</strong>tally1@comcast.netKen Rodd - <strong>Chili</strong>city/Public Relations7009 S IH-35Austin, TX 78744-4813Cell: (210)887-8827E-mail: casihotrodd@aol.comDorathy Williams - UpcomingsPO Box 39Terlingua, TX 79852-0039Upcomings: Phone or Fax 1-<strong>888</strong>-<strong>CASI</strong>-HOTHome: (432)371-2595E-mail: dorathy@hughes.netDoug (Bucky) Seelig-Terlingua Trails3802 Manchaca RoadAustin, Texas 78704Home/Work: (512)440-0222FAX: (512)440-0224E-mail: TerlinguaTrails@chili.org<strong>CASI</strong> - <strong>Chili</strong> <strong>Appreciation</strong> <strong>Society</strong> <strong>International</strong> - Membership Application(New Member) - (Renewal Member) - (Corporate Member) - Circle OneMail form and membership fee to <strong>CASI</strong> - 150 CR 3579 - Paradise, Texas 76073Individual Membership: North American Annual Dues are $15.00(US, US Protectorates, Canada and Mexico), <strong>International</strong> Annual Dues are $30.00Lifetime Dues are $225.00 (Not available to our <strong>International</strong> Members)Corporate Annual Dues are $100.00 US.Please Print ClearlyName: ______________________________________________ Your <strong>CASI</strong> No.____________(For Corporate Memberships - Owner Name)(Renewals Only)Corporate/Business Name: ________________________________________________________(Corporate Membership Only - List as you wish on your Plaque)<strong>Chili</strong> Team Name: __________________________________ Occupation: ___________________Street Address or PO Box: __________________________City, State, Zip+4: ______________________________Upcoming Cookoff Information SheetFILL OUT AND MAIL TO: <strong>CASI</strong> Upcomings - PO Box 39 - Terlingua, Texas 79852-0039Please list the following Upcoming Cookoff in the Terlingua Trails. Phone or Fax 1-<strong>888</strong>-227-4468Date and City: ________________________________________________________________Cookoff Name:________________________________________________________________Street Address/Location:____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<strong>CASI</strong> Sanctioned: _______Turn-in Time: ___________________Charity: _______________________________________________Entry Fee:_____________________________________Checks Payable to: _____________________________________________________________Information Contact: ____________________________________________________________Contact Address: ______________________________________________________________Contact Phone Number:__________________________________________________________Preregistration Deadline (If Applicable): __________________Telephone No:)(____)____________E-Mail: __________________________Special Meat: _______________Mail Judging Packet to: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Need Rule Book: (Yes) or (No)<strong>Chili</strong> Grind Only: (Yes) or (No)Send _______ Boxes of Terlingua Trails - Each box contains 25 copies of the Terlingua TrailsSend me <strong>CASI</strong> Judging Cup Tickets (no charge): Yes No , approximate number of tickets: ______


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