Area Chef Competition Benefits Washington County Charities

WASHINGTON, Iowa - The Community Foundation of Washington County (CFWC) will host its Fourth Annual Chef
Cook-off on Tuesday evening, November 13, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. at the Holy Trinity Parish Life Center in Richmond,
Iowa.

This year's chefs will be Stacia Bontrager, of Stacia's Catering in Wellman and Jaron P. Rosien, of JP's 207 Club in
Washington. Each chef will prepare a 4 course dinner. Attendees will judge each course and the overall winner
will be announced that evening during an awards presentation. Last year's winner was Jerry & Margie's Catering
of Riverside. Stone Cliff Winery of Dubuque will have wine for sampling and purchase beginning at 5:30 p.m.

Tickets are $50 per person and may be purchased from any Community Foundation Board member or by calling
Millie Youngquist, CFWC Executive Director at 319-653-4673. The number of tickets is limited and they should be
purchased by November 1st.

The Community Foundation of Washington County works together with many individuals, families, businesses and
organizations to establish and grow endowment funds that provide support to charitable causes in Washington
County for years to come. The CFWC is led by a local board of 10 directors who are active in the communities
of Washington County. Members are: Bob Freeman, Wellman, President; Robert Youngquist, Washington, Vice-
President; Colleen Sojka and Mary Jane Stumpf, Riverside; Steve Reif, Kalona; Jeff Johnston, Crawfordsville; Mary
Jo Roberts, Ainsworth; Steve Olson, Al Olson and Millie Youngquist, Washington.

For more information about the CFWC and how it can help you achieve your philanthropic goals, contact Millie
Youngquist at: cfwc.my@gmail.com or visit their website: www.cfwashingtoncounty.org.

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