Southpoint Sun - March 9, 2022

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Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Chili cook-off at Half Century Centre remains popular By Mark Ribble LEAMINGTON — The

annual Leamington Half Century Centre Chili

Judges Derrick Clark, John Hammond and Paul Tiessen had a tough job in naming first and second place chili. SUN photos

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UPcoming JURIED STUDENT ART SHOW: call for submissions

The LAC presents the 24th Annual Juried Student Art Show open to ALL Secondary Students from across Essex County with NO ENTRY FEE. $2260 in CASH PRIZES across 7 different categories, PLUS a $100 People’s Choice Award. Sponsored by: Rotary Club of Leamington & the Kiwanis Club. Deadline to submit: Sunday, March 27. ARTS @ THE MARINA: call for exhibitors IT'S BACK! July 2 & 3, 2022, the annual outdoor arts and crafts show is returning. Open to all forms of arts and crafts, food and beverage vendors as well as wineries and breweries. Book your space today. Visit our webstie for info. ARTS @ THE MARINA: call for sponsors Have your name/logo on event advertising and promotion for one of the regions most widely acclaimed arts & crafts shows with 5000+ visitors each year! 8 different sponsorship levels are available! Visit leamingtonartscentre.com. The LAC is a not-for profit organization reliant on community support:

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Cook-off, held on Friday, March 4, attracted nine participants and various chili recipes were enjoyed by about 50 local diners. Celebrity ladlers came from many walks of life and included Leamington Mayor Hilda MacDonald, Chatham-Kent Leamington MP Dave Epp, Leamington Councillor Bill Dunn, Deputy Fire Chief Mike Ciacelli, OPP Constable Katherine Burt, Chartwell Leamington’s Nadia DiDomenico, Rosewood Erie Glen’s Melissa Loeppgy and Home Instead’s Stephanie Gill. Pots of steaming hot chili were provided by Cardinal Carter Secondary School, Chartwell, Home Instead, Knights of Columbus, Leamington District Secondary School, Leamington Fire Department, Leamington Half Century Centre, Rosewood Erie Glen and Seacliff Manor. Three esteemed judges

— Councillors Paul Tiessen and John Hammond, and Deputy Fire Chief Derrick Clark — were sequestered in the back room and challenged with coming up with first

and second place winners through a blind taste test. Patrons in the dining area all got to vote for the People’s Choice as well. When the chili powder settled, the Leamington

Fire Department took first place honours, with LDSS in the runner-up position. People’s Choice among the 48 diners went to Knights of Columbus.

Leamington residents Shirley and Bob Read were first in line to enjoy the various chili recipes as ladlers Hilda MacDonald and Dave Epp looked on.

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The deadline for application submission is March 25, 2022 Since its inception in 2013, the SKW Community Fund has contributed over $6 million to the Chatham Kent Community Foundation. In addition, over $3 million has flowed through in the form of grants to community organizations dedicated to making a difference in Chatham-Kent. The remainder has gone into an endowment to continue giving back to the community in perpetuity.

Ladlers were busy spooning out chili to patrons. Here, from front to back, are Bill Dunn, Nadia DiDomenico, Dave Epp and Hilda MacDonald.

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