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)S ANGELES — Rufus Valdez,
11-blooded Ute Indian, is confi-
of winning the national chili
off again this year. His recipe
i back 2,()()() years,
riginally it was made with meat
orses or deer, chili peppers and
meal from the ears of stalks
grew only to the knee. No
aldez, a civilian engineer at
eland Air Force Base, won last
championship at Rosamond,
and will be back again on
23 for the 11th annual cookoff.
California event is recog-
ed as the national championship
ocal organizers and many of the
P® ticipants, who say it was moved
from Terlingua, Tex., because
local ground rules in Terlingua
somewhat provincial.
'aldez says he got his recipe from
grandmother when he was a boy
he Ute reservation near Ignacio,
She lived to the age of 102 and
atherl Jdezsays she credited her longev-
ich l)j: land that of her relatives to the
, wasi r ers chili.
Thirty-four cooks from all over
the United States, including Alaska
and Hawaii, are scheduled to com
pete again this year in Rosamond.
The competition last year drew a
crowd of 30,000 paying $3 admis
sion which goes to charity.
The contestants are furnished
only with a table and a Coleman gas
stove. They must bring their own
ingredients — none to be prepared
in advance — and various pots and
pans.
Each contestant makes three gal
lons of chili. The winning chili is
based on criteria of taste, consis
tency, color and aroma.
Judges this year will include
Robert Mitchum, Ernest Borgnine
and singer Kathryn Grayson, one of
whose hit songs was “I Cried For
You.
Valdez’ chili is made with ground
beef, ground pork, onion, celery,
green pepper, tomato, oregano,
cumin. New Mexico chili powder,
clove garlic, salt and corn meal.
He says his Mexican wife has
given him a tip on how to make the
chili just that extra bit hotter that
produces a champion.
'uneral services
or Dr. Timm today
JAli
’laza
uneral services for Dr. Tyrus R.
nil, one of the nation’s most re
eled agricultural economists
jre scheduled for today.
[Timm, 65, a former department
d of Texas A&M University and
mber of the Texas Agricultural
periment Station and the Texas
ticultural Extension Service,
id early Sunday in a Houston
spital after a lengthy illness.
Services under the direction of
Jmorial Funeral Chapel of Bryan
re to be held in the ANM United
fcthodist Church, with the Rev.
|b Waters officiating and burial in
College Station City Cemetery.
Survivors are his widow, Valerie,
|802Park Place, College Station; a
.ughter, Mrs. Susan Riggs of
leta, Calif.; a sister, Miss Alva
m of Hallettsville, and a grand-
|ughter.
allbearers were Dr. Jarvis E.
tiler, president of Texas A&M;
m
Reagan Brown, Texas Commis
sioner of Agriculture; Jack Sloan and
Dick Hickerson, Agricultural Ex
tension Service, retired; Tom
Cherry, retired Texas A&M vice
president for business affairs; Bob
Cherry, assistant to the chancellor
of Texas A&M; H.S. Bearde, retired
director of the Texas Engineering
Extension Service; Dr. Robert
Branson, coordinator, Texas Ag
ricultural Market Research De
velopment Center at Texas A&M;
Dr. John Q. Hays, former member
of the Texas A&M English Depart
ment, and Dr. A.B. Wooten, direc
tor of the Texas Real Estate Re
search Center.
Timm family members have re
quested that any memorials be
made to the Tyrus R. Timm Agricul
tural Economics Fellowship or to
the class of 1934 Memorial Schol
arship Fund.
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