Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Lime's Seafood Cook off

Great food was the order of the night on Friday when the best amateur and professional chefs put their best forward in the Seafood Cook off.


It was a tough one and winning first place was a tie between Maureen Dalgarno of Tres Cocos with her creamy Conquilie St Jacques and Karen from Lime Bar & Grill with her fish chowder. Mercie Trejo with an orange and ginger shrimp dish won third place.

This week’s cook off generated $410 which will be donated to Holy Cross toward supplies needed for their photocopier. Lime thanks all the fantastic people that made a dish – Jim Oliver from Reef Village, Natasha Montero from Lime Tour Centre, Maureen Dalgarno, Beth Hart of Caribbean Villas, Sharon Metcalfe of Lime Bar, Karen from Lime Grill, Mercie Trejo of El Fogon, Tammy from Hummingbird, Susana Eiley, and Grant Grimmins of Pelican Properties.

The next cook off has been scheduled for Friday, December 11th and is to be the signature dish of all the winners so far. You know this will be good, so mark it on your calendar and swing over to Lime on December 11th.

Mexico Donates Football Shoes to Belizean Youths

Belmopan City, November 2009 - The Embassy of Mexico handed over twenty pairs of football shoes to the organization Poor and Famous Culture Club for children and young people of Belize City Southside. The handover was held in Belize City on Saturday, 31 October, to Larry Sutherland, Director of Poor and Famous Culture Club, and some of the members of the children and teenage football teams of this organization. The shoes allowed them to play at the under 13 and under 15 football marathon hosted by Belize Action Community that started on 4 October 2009.
The football shoes were donated by the National Chamber of Commerce, Services and Tourism of Chetumal, Mexico(CANACO-SERVYTUR) This support represents the Chetumal business community contribution to fostering sports and recreational activities among Belizean young people, as well as in solidarity and the friendship between Mexico and Belize.
Poor and Famous Culture Club promotes the healthy development of children and young people, focusing on sports and other extracurricular activities that encourage team work as well as diverting their attention from the violence of the streets. The organization expressed its gratitude for Mexico’s support and called the public to continue the support of this kind of projects.