From Mama Sue Caffey:
We wish to thank all who came to our lst and 2nd Points for Sight on October 2 and October 3. We were all very happy that the rains stayed away this year, therefore, no "stuck in the muds". Thanks to Mike Park and Joe Trigo for running a football pool and giving Lions half of proceeds, $100.00 to Sight. This will purchase 4 pairs of glasses. Thank you Ruby and Herb Ross for your donation even though you couldn't be there. Many thanks as always, to our Head Judge Janet Cardenas; referee Steve Ashman; my driver,Chicken and Dumplin maker, grunt, and whatever else needs to be done, Papa John; Billy Doss and his tally team; all our monitors, helpers, Lions, and AISD Vision and Hearing folks. Special Special thanks to our "Resident" electrician/RV Tech, Keith Barkley who was on 24/7 that weekend with Doc and John.
Saturday 28 Chilis
1. Norma Homesley, Manchaca
2. Billy Doss, Georgetown
3. Colleen Gott, Round Mountain
4. Joe Trigo, Bastrop
5. Robert Talavera, San Marcos
6. Carrie Kinnison, Marble Falls
7. Larry Kinnison, Marble Falls
8. Jessie Waguespack, Austin
9. Jason Gaoins, Meridian
10.Jean Barkley, Weimar
Show
1. Joe Trigo, Bastrop
2. Sue Caffey, Rockdale
Beans 12
1. Jeannette Cardenas, Austin
2. Joe Trigo, Bastrop
3. Jessie Waguespack, Austin
Sunday 25 Cooks
1. Larry Kinnison, Marble Falls
2. Clyde Rogers, San Antonio
3. Jessie Waguespack, Austin
4. Joe Trigo, Bastrop
5. Colleen Gott, Round Mountain
6. Linda Odom, Manchaca
7. Kelly Talavera, San Marcos
8. Carrie Kinnison, Marble Falls
9. Norma Homesley, Manchaca
10. Steve Ashman, Bastrop
Show
1. Linda Odom, Manchaca
2. Sue Caffey, Rockdale
3. Larry Kinnison, Marble Falls
Thanks to our Partners, Sot Pod, for helping put this event on one more time. Thanks to all that "brought" and "bought" at our Silent Auction. Our girl, Diana McMillan, is carrying on the tradition and was our announcer both days. Thanks to her "Evil Twin" who assisted, DD. Thanks to Jason for hauling all the beautiful ceramic Texas boots trophies and thanks to Donna and Dianne for getting them. As a token of thanks, our love, and appreciation, Sot Pod, Rodds, and Caffeys presented Nancy at Giddy Ups, her CASI Corporate Sponsorship for another year. GOD BLESS US ALL AND GOD BLESS AMERICA. Mama Sue Caffey
From Dave Hewlett:
Oct 16, 2010-021 - Quinlan, TX CASI. 1st Annual Quinlan Fire Dept. Is proud to announce we are sponsoring our first annual Chili Cookoff and Festival. Quinlan is located approximately 45 minutes east of Dallas on state highway 276 and 15 miles south of Greenville on state highway 34. This will be a community event, but hope to draw people from all areas, to support our volunteer firefighters & first responders Funds raised during the event will go to the department to assist with costs such as vehicle maintenance and repairs, station maintenance, personnel safety, etc. We are looking forward to a successful event and hope to see you there! Entry fee $18 turn-in 2 PM. Contact Kyle Harrison 903- 458-0425 kharrison1980@yahoo.com
Location is on HWY 276 to Epperson street, left (north) to the fire station. Epperson is just 4 blocks west on 276 of the HWY 276/34 intersection.
From Steve Nadeau:
This weekend I rode a challenging 130 miles in the Bike MS: Valero 2010 Alamo Ride to the River. Please help me reach my goal by visiting my personal page today and making a secure online donation at the link below. http://main.nationalmssociety.org/site/TR?px=5894334&pg=personal&fr_id=14441&et=3rCRVUDLnSS8VBmNSYlhZw..&s_tafId=158358
I was diagnosed with MS in June of 2000. They have come a long way since I was diagnosed in the research thanks to the support of people like yourself, but we still have a ways to go. Multiple sclerosis is a chronic, unpredictable disease of the central nervous system (the brain, optic nerves, and spinal cord). Living with MS means living with uncertainty.
I appreciate your support.
From Aaron Hall:
Come join the Havana Lions Club Saturday, October 16th 2010 in Havana for the Havana Lions Club Chili Cook off. The competition starts at 11:00 am and runs till 2:00 pm. 100% of the Proceeds benefit the Blind and the Hearing impaired. The event will be held next to Havana Fire Dept. on seventh avenue just in case the chili gets to hot.
For more information contact Aaron Hall with the Havana Lions Club at 850.509.0817. This event is open to the public. Pre-Registration required for Chili Entries. Please contact us for official rules. Registration is free , we require you bring 4-5 gals of chili , any tables and heating equipment you may require. Contestant are asked to arrive at 10a.m. for set up. Thank you for helping us help others.
From Doris Greenlee:
Attention: All CASI Ladies
The annual Girls Gone Wild Breakfast will be held on Wednesday morning, November 3rd at 9:00 a.m. at the Blair/Moore/Greenlees Camp.
Wear your animal print pj’s and bring food/drink to share. Please come join in the fun as this has become a Terlingua tradition. See you there. Houston Pod is hosting a Membership Breakfast this year. This event will take place at 9 a.m. on Thursday morning, November 4th at the Blair/Moore/Greenlees Camp. Please come enjoy Houston Pod’s hospitality. We invite you to join our pod and treat yourself to a “Build Your Own” Omelet prepared right before your eyes. We look forward to seeing you.
