Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My Public Portal
About
McCall Winter Carnival 2013
Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 `Winter Magic' picked as 2013 McCall Winter Carnival theme "Winter Magic" has been selected as the theme for 2013 McCall Winter Carnival. The theme was selected by the Winter Carnival Committee from the many ideas and suggestions made by community members, business owners and visitors, according to the sponsoring McCall Area Chamber of Commerce. The Winter Camivai Committee is seeking nominations for the Grand Marshal of the annual Mardi Gras Parade, scheduled for noon on Jan. 26, 2013. Nominations should be sent by Oct. 5 to McKenzie Christensen at mccallwintercarnival@live.com. The 2013 McCall Winter Carnival will be held Jan. 25 through Feb. 3, 2013. Visit www.mccallchamber org for information on events and to download sculpture, parade, sponsor and vendor entry forms. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/events_arts_page.php 9/20/2012 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Winter carnival sculpture grand prize to be $2,500 A cash prize of $2,500 will be given to the Grand Prize winner of the snow sculpture contest of the 2013 McCall Winter Carnival. The prize will be one of 10 cash prizes award to the top sculptures in the carnival, which will be held from Jan. 25 to Feb. 3. The theme of the 2013 camival is "Winter Magic." Other cash prizes for snow sculptures will be: First Place - $900. Second Place - $700. Third Place - $500. Best Maintained - $125. Most Photogenic - $125. Child Appeal - $125. Employee Built - $125. Student Built - $125. First -Timers - $125. The McCall Winter Carnival Committee has also announced a drawing for a new Ski-Doo Summit snowmobile sponsored by the McCall Area Chamber of Commerce, Hinson Power Sports, and Ski-Doo. 7Lr. _ : it MN :ill \\ mta carnival lwstrr eras aratrd be EdAnderson Drawing tickets will be sold for $10 with a limit of 2,000 tickets to be sold. Sales will begin the first week of January at a variety of locations. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/archive_2012/12 20_12_webedition/Copy%20of%2... ,1., 20-1-3; Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 2 Schedule of events released for 2013 McCall Winter Carnival The schedule of events for the 2013 McCall Winter Camival has been announced by the sponsoring McCall Area Chamber of Commerce. The carnival, which has the theme "Winter Magic," will run from Jan. 25 through Feb. 3. The schedule of events is subject to change. Check for the latest information. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 Noon Local Snow Sculpture Awards Placed Noon to 6 p.m. - Craft Faire & Chocolate YUMI, Holiday Inn Express/ The Hunt Lodge 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. - Vendor Court Open, East Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. - Beer Garden Open, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. - Main Stage Music, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 5:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. - Children's Torchlight Parade Lineup, McCall Congregational Church, First and Park streets. 6:30 p.m. - Children's Torchlight Parade, Ends at East Lake Street 6:30 p.m. - Opening Ceremonies Presentation, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 7 p.m. - Fireworks Over Payette Lake - View from Legacy & Depot Parks 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Comedy Night, age 21 and older only. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Cascade Ice Fishing Derby, Cascade Lake. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Craft Faire & Chocolate YUMI, Holiday Inn Express/ The Hunt Lodge 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. - Vendor Court Open, East Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Beer Garden Open, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) Noon - Mardi Gras Parade, Downtown McCall 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. - Main Stage Music, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Flashpoint Snow Bike Race, McCall Golf Course 3 p.m. - Polar Plunge, Alpine Village SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Vendor Court Open, East Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. - Craft Faire & Chocolate YUMI, Holiday Inn Express/ The Hunt Lodge TUESDAY, JANUARY 29 9 a.m. - Idaho State Snow Sculpting Championship Begins, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. - Party Bingo!, 21 and older only, Foresters Club, downtown McCall. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 All Day - View Idaho State Snow Sculpture Building, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. - Grand Bingo, doors open at 5:30 p.m., games start at 7 p.m. Northfork Lodge, 200 Scott St THURSDAY, JANUARY 31 All Day - View Idaho State Snow Sculpture Building, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.- M-D Education Foundation Spirits & Chocolate Tasting, Shore Lodge, Upper Pavilion 9 p.m. to Midnight - Beard, Hairy, & Sexy Leg Competition, The Yacht Club, 203 E. Lake St. Star-Newn file Moto Youuever latow who, or what, will show up m the Dhu ch (has Parade ekuvtg the hleC;ill \\'uetet C:uu vel http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/events_arts_page.php 1/ /2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 2 of 2 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 10 a.m. - Idaho State Snow Sculpture Judging Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. - Vendor Court Open, East Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. - Beer Garden Open, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. - Main Stage Music & Karaoke Contest, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. - Vendor Court Open, East Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. - Beer Garden Open, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) Noon to 3 p.m. - Snowmobile Fun Run & After Party, Register 8 a.m. to Noon), Bear Creek Lodge. 1:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. - Main Stage Music, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. - Live Bull Riding, location TBD. 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. - Family Bingo, location TBD. 6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. - Closing Ceremonies, Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) 7 p.m. - Fireworks Over Payette Lake, View from Legacy & Depot Parks 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. - Monte Carlo Casino Night, age 21 and over only, Northfork Lodge, 200 Scott St. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. - Vendor Court Open, East Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/events_arts_page.php 7 1/$, 2013 The Star News Groups Page Page 1 of 1 AROUND TOWN Poo. cmYtMt McCall $mut Chun Cnen LORD ANP LAPS CANDIDATES -flc confide WO compete for the titled Lord and Lady- of the Lads- for the McCall Senior Citizen Center At left are Sue l aber and Randall Vilna and at right are Jelly and ! aeuna Castle Donation lows ',nth each couples photos have been placed at tximim bt cesses m McCall audtie couple who gets the most cbuataons for the senior center suns The Lord and Lack of the Lair will male them fiat appearance cltnau,¢ the McCall Wniter Carnival teluvb l2 as Pan;adr ou Jan ^b http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/groupspage.php 1/ 10/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 One Week to Go! McCall Winter Carnival to be packed with everts, fun and, of course snow sculptures! The 2012 McCall Winter Camival begins next week with a variety of events and activities to entertain visitors in addition to the spectacular display of signature snow sculptures. 'r • �� -,^..ter ''.`�"..� miss) �111, • , • I • f Iluo aavd photo of the _ nn Walter t :vnnul Afurk ids gland Parade Illustrates the exuberance of the annual celebration of silluress to lack off o week from Pilaw http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/special_events_page.php 1/17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Let Fido shows his stuff at Monster Dog Pull The dog -gone most fun event of the Winter Camival is the Monster Dog Pull on Sunday, Jan. 27, at Alpine Village starting at 11 a.m. All proceeds will benefit MCPAWS Regional Animal Shelter. Dogs of every shape and size will pull small weighted sleds along a short course one at a time, competing for the fastest time in one of six weight classes. Prizes will be awarded to the top three finishers in each class. No special training, skills or equipment required. Registration is $10 for each dog racing with sign-ups from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with the first race starting shortly after registration begins. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/special_events_page.php 1 / 17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Brave volunteers to take the plunge on Jan. 26 Spectators will be able to watch red-blooded volunteers tum blue at the annual McCall Polar Plunge to be held Saturday, Jan 26, at Alpine Village. The fun starts at 3 p.m. Plungers will have raised a minimum of $100 for the privilege of jumping into a tank of icy water wearing a variety of whacky costumes. Registration can be done on -site between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. The Polar Plunge is a fundraising event to benefit two local youth programs, the MYST Mentoring Program's Yellow Couch Teen Center and the Positive Outdoor Teen Service garden project. "Plungers" committed so far are: Jake Strohmeyer, McCall Fire ii EMS; Mark Pernel, City of McCall Recreation Department; Eric Mikkelsen, Inroads, Inc.; Nathan Hess, Heikkila Funeral Chapel; Eric Ova, Pastor, Elk Creek Baptist Church; Monty White, Donnelly Bible Church; Jim Bates, First American Title Co.; and Ben Thomas, AmenTitle. Also plunging are Mike Pedersen, Paul's Market; Doug Miller, Valley County; Skip Clapp, Valley County; Patsy Rabdau, Parma Police Department; Shaun Thomas, MYST Mentoring/Yellow Couch; Heidi Strohmeyer, and Sierra Prindle, CTR. Other plungers committed are Sean Jeffries, Barbara R. Morgan Elementary School; Ryan Aaronson, Barbara R. Morgan Elementary School; and Ben Gau, City of McCall. Student plungers from McCall -Donnelly High School will be Tristan Adams, Asa Cope, Katie Riches, Louis Hammond, Brittany Born, and Jeremy Meuser along with Dusk Pullium of Payette Lakes Middle School. Go to wrrw mvstmentonng.org to see a photo gallery of past plungers. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/special_events_page.php 1 / 17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Mardi Gras Parade to reverse direction this year An annual highlight of the Winter Camival is the Mardi Gras Parade to begin at noon on Saturday, Jan. 26. The parade wM reverse direction from recent years, coming down Idaho 55 (Third Street) from the south, bending through downtown and ending on First Street. Floats, bands, and the usual whacky drill teams are sure to please those braving the winter chill lining the streets downtown. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/special_events_sage.php 1 / 17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Torchlight parade, fireworks to kick off carnival The McCall Winter Camival officially gets underway with the Children's Torchlight Parade on Friday, Jan. 25. Children ages 11 and under are welcome to participate as part of this glowing procession into Depot Park where the bonfire will be lit. Parade lineup begins at 5:30 p.m. on First Street near the Community Congregational Church. At the park, opening announcements will be made as well as presentation of snow sculpture prizes followed by fireworks over Payette Lake. http://www.mccallstamews.com/pages/special_events_page.php 1 / 17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Mix chocolate and liquor? MDEF event says `why not?' The Fifth Annual Chocolate and Spirit Tasting, benefiting the McCall -Donnelly Education Foundation, is set for 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, The Shore Lodge. Attendees will be able to savor a wide variety of light and dark chocolates provided by The McCall Candy Co. Spirits will include premium bourbons, vodkas, and more, courtesy of Beam Brands. In addition, attendees might wish to complement their favorite dark chocolates with some special ports to be poured by Tastevin. Tickets are $20 for five tastings and are available in advance at Krahn's Home Fumishings, McCall Drug, Shore Lodge Gift Shop, and Mountain Monkey Business. Tickets will also be available at the door. Since its inception in 2006, the foundation has distributed nearly $200,000 in grants to enhance and promote public education in McCall and Donnelly. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/special events_page.php 1 / 17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 hocolate featured at carnival fair The perfect combination of crafts and chocolate will be featured at the Craft Faire and Chocolate - Yuml event Friday through Sunday, Jan. 25-27, at The Hunt Lodge/Holiday Inn across from the Pancake House. Hours are noon to 6 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Free hot chocolate will be served, and fresh, creamy, homemade fudge and delicious chocolate cookies will be available. A wildlife and scenic photographer from Montana will be featured again this year along with those beautiful fur blankets from the vendor in Boise. Hand -made quilts, candles, products of self-defense, jewelry, diet supplements, health products, soaps and lotions, purses, totes, vinyl fingemails, and special gifts will all be shown. A unique demonstration of spinning yam on a wheel will be in the foyer near the elevator. A drawing for a large tote from the Thirty -One company, filled with useful items from many of the vendors, will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 27. http://www.mccallstamews.com/pages/special_events_page.php 1 / 17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Carnival organizers welcome ba ; : pular regular events COMEDY NIGHT Following opening ceremonies on Jan. 25, head over to the Northfork Lodge to enjoy live entertainment by celebrated comic Leif Skyving. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the McCall Area Chamber office online at www.mccallchamber.org, or at the door. BSU VS. UI HOCKEY The puck drops on the annual Winter Camival hockey match -up as the University of Idaho takes on Boise State University. Games will be played on Friday, Jan. 25 and Saturday, Jan. 26, starting at 7 p.m. each night at Manchester Ice and Event Centre. There will also be a chuck -a -puck competition, jersey raffles, and "Pass the Boot" to support wikiland firefighters. STATE SCULPTURE CONTEST A fresh crop of snow sculptures will be built between the two weekends of the carnival as part of the Idaho Snow Sculpting Championship. Head down to Depot Park to witness the making of snow sculptures starling on Tuesday, Jan 29, with awards placed on Friday, Feb. 1. Sculptors will compete for $1,500 in cash prizes. BINGO AND MORE BINGO! Bingo lovers will have three chances to enjoy their favorite game during the McCall Winter Camival. Party Bingo will be hosted at Foresters Club on Tuesday, Jan. 29. Grand Bingo will be held at the Northfork Lodge on Wednesday, Jan. 30, and Family Bingo will be held at the Holiday Inn Express/The Hunt Lodge on Saturday, Feb. 2. Tickets cost $10 to each event and can be purchased at the McCall Area Chamber office, online at www.mccallchamber org, or at the door. SNOWSHOE GOLF Snowshoe Golf is in its 13th year and will again be held at the McCall Golf Course throughout Winter Carnival. Clubs and balls are provided, but golfers are advised to bring their own snowshoes. All proceeds benefit the McCall American Legion. BEARD & LEG CONTEST The Beard, Hairy and Sexy Leg Contest, a wild and crazy camival tradition, will return to The Yacht Club in downtown McCall on Thursday, Jan. 31. Enter or cheer for competitors in categories such as "Best Looking Beard," "Ugliest Beard," "Most Unusual Beard," "Hairiest Legs," and "Sexiest Legs." MONTE CARLO CASINO NIGHT Monte Carlo Casino Night will retum on Saturday, Feb. 2, at 7 p.m. at Northfork Lodge. Tickets cost $10. Featured will be poker, blackjack, craps, raffle prizes, cocktails, and great food. Dealers are needed and should call Dick Jenkins at 634-1171 SNOWMOBILE FUN RUN Load up the sleds and head to Bear Creek Lodge for the annual Snowmobile Fun Run on Saturday, Feb. 2. Registration begins at 8 a.m. with the run starting at noon. Sledders should then stick around for the after party at Bear Creek. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/special_events_page.php 1 / 17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Sno,Atike Races Return to McCall Golf Course The Flash Point Snowbike Race will return on Saturday, Jan. 26, at the McCall Golf Course. Snowbiking is a relatively recent form of winter recreation, primarily pioneered by 2Moto and Timber Sled, where a ski and a lightweight, high-performance track are fitted to modern, off -road motorcycles. Admission is $5 for adults and free to youths age 12 and younger. Practice and on -site registration begins at 11 a.m. with racing starting at 2 p.m. There will be shuttles running from downtown McCall to the McCall Golf Course. Drawing to be held for 2012 snowmobile A 2012 Ski-Doo Summit SP E-Tec 600R 154 snowmobile valued at more than $12,000 will be given away in a drawing during the McCall Winter Carnival. Tickets are $10 each and only 2,000 tickets will be solo. Tickets are on sale at Mile High Power Sports (formerly Hinson's Power Sports), Idaho First Bank, McCall Area Chamber of Commerce, and Paul's Market_ Thewinner will be drawn at the Winter Carnival closing ceremonies on Saturday, Feb. 2, at 5:30 p.m. Enjoy live lobster at McCall Golf Course fee The McCall Golf Course will be flying in live lobsters from Maine on Saturday, Jan. 26, for a special live lobster feed. Caesar salad, baked potatoes and seasonal vegetables will also be served along with wine tastings. The cost is $45 per person for the event, which starts at 5 p.m. Let'el Buck! at bull riding exhibition Feb. 2 Get your rodeo fix at a live bull riding exhibition to be held on Saturday, Feb. 2. The event begins at 2 p.m. in the parking lot at Ridley's Family Markets. Tickets cost $10. A total of 35 professional bull riders will compete, with live saddle-bronc riding added this year. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/special_events_page.php 1 / 17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page l of 1 PLAYLive. teen center to host farnily events Two new venues for teen and family fun will be featured at the 2013 McCall Winter Carnival PLAYLive McCall will be open throughout the carnival with special tournaments, pizza nights and family entertainment( Visit www.mccallchamber.org to view the PLAYLive's full schedule of events including "Call of Duty. Black Ops II" Tournaments. Father/Son Gaming Nights, Family Pizza Nights, XBOX Kinect Dance Parties. and more. The Yellow Couch Teen Center will be open to teens ages 13.18 with extended hours. The center is faceted on North Third Street behind The Yellow Mug coffee shop Stop in for XBOX video gaming, billiards, air hockey, ping-pong, foosball, karaoke and more. Cost is $5 for full day ArrPss, and free to teens with local school identification cards in Valley County and New Meadows. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/special_ events_page.php 1 / 17/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Mardi Gras Parade to reverse direction: Aliens named Grand Marshal, An annual highlight of the Winter Camival is the Mardi Gras Parade to begin at noon on Saturday. The parade will reverse direction from recent years, coming down Idaho 55 (Third Street) from the south, bending through downtown and ending on First Street. Floats, bands, and the usual whacky drill teams are sure to please those braving the winter chill lining the streets downtown. Dr. Wayne and Shirley Allen of McCall are the 2013 Mardi Gras Parade Grand Marshals. The Aliens have been married for 60 years and have called McCall home for over 50 years. Wayne Allen retired after 32 years of medical practice in the area and is also a member of the original group that started the McCall Area Chamber of Commerce. One of the chambers first projects was to revive the McCall Winter Camival. Allen served as chamber president in 1967 and 1968. Shirley Allen has been a dedicated to serving the McCall area, having been president of the St. Luke's McCall Auxiliary as well as holding many committee chairmanships. She has helped build many sculptures for the Winter Camival throughout the years by lending her artistic eye and convincing her husband to help out as a "slusher!" Shirley Allen continues to own and operate a local antique store. http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/events_arts_page.php 1/24/2013 This week's front page stories Risque to Today Mardi Gras Parade group marks ninth year of warming up Winter Carnival "We went from risque to enthusiastically accepted pretty quickly. " - Jan Morrison BY KENDEL MURP ANT For The Star -News For Jan Morrison, the greatest joy of leading the Mountain Samba drill team is bringing warmth and life to the frigid winter weather. On Saturday, the Mountain Samba dancers will make their ninth appearance in the Mardi Gras Parade through downtown McCall, the highlight of the 2013 McCall Winter Carnival. More than 30 dancers and drummers from Valley and Adams counties, and even one from White Bird, will participate in this year's parade. "We have gone through some changes over the years, but we are still the same outfit," Morrison said. Mountain Samba has performed in other local events, such as during the Fourth of July and summer music festivals, but the Winter Carnival is where the group shines. wr "I think being on foot in a parade is so very exciting and fun, especially with live drumming and percussion to move jt to," Morrison said. Ar Mountain Samba was started in 2004 by Morrison, who I " moved to McCall from northern CaJdomia and was looking for a way to utilize her talents in samba, a lively Brazilian dance, as well as African dance and drumming. ;3 "I had studied (African dance) for about 10 years in California, as well as about three years of samba dance with a California troupe," she said. ■ PN,erul Poam fa. The Str -New Er KmM Mwr>otlP�Wa PAam 6nm McCall already had an African dance group formed by estop Dknwfuu Samlia cLwrers St;k•ec Sdumpl. Kirsten Evensen, Gina Bonaminio, and drummer Rob dan-P.dwer „iru,n sra,o,,;uds;x>L,Jacl:noa Dodge. pia•ti thru moces alwr e. members of tlr s ba grrxrp mw rh din a,¢ the a. ,L Aimwch Gras Punde She happily shared what knowledge she knew, and found that McCall's encouraging community fostered the opportunity to make this something special. "Back in California, I was just another dancer in the line, but here in Idaho, I was Gulliver landing among the Lilliputians. I was the expert,” Morrison said. Morrison incorporated many of the routines and steps she learned in California and mixed it with African dance moves and rhythms provided by those in the existing McCall club. 16 Dancers To Start The first year they marched in the parade, 2004, there were 16 dancers and eight drummers. "We went from risque to enthusiastically accepted pretty quickly," Morrison said. " Kirsten used to joke that the first year we performed in the parade, mothers shielded their children's eyes as we went past them. But the next year, everyone was asking, 'Where's that samba group ?'" The first year, Morrison and others made their costumes out of pieces of cut -up parachutes, which they pair with classic McCall footwear - Sorel snow boots. "We called ourselves Samba in Sorels," Morrison said, adding, "We didn't win any awards," The next year, the group steered in a more classic samba direction with costumes and the routine. Mountain Samba has won the "Best Drill Team" award for the last eight years and have used the prize money to buy percussion instruments. A few years ago, Mountain Samba started receiving grants that enabled the group to have a master drummer and dancer visit and give workshops. On Saturday, Eduardo Mendonca will help lead the samba drummers and dancers will be led by Dora Oliviers, who held a samba workshop last weekend. "Last year, we had three mother - daughter pairs in the dancers and a father -son (pair) in the drummers," Morrison said, "We've had everyone from children all the way up to retirement age." Page 1 http:// www. mccallstamews .com/pages /fp_stories _page.php 1/24/2013 Alpine Playhouse to present 'Leaving Iowa' during Winter Carnival The Alpine Playhouse will host this year's Winter Carnival production, "Leaving Iowa," in eight perfor- mances starting tonight. Performance dates this week are tonight, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday. Next week's perfor- mances are Jan. 30 and Feb. 1-2. General admission costs $8 per person, in advance at McCall Drug or at the door. "Leaving Iowa," written in 2004 by Tim Clue and Spike Manton, simultaneously tells the story of Don the adult and Don the child. Don the adult is a Boston journalist who returns M° home after his father's death seeking closure and . ;_ .. " • (( reconciliation. Don the child wants more than anything to visit the R Wisconsin Dells but instead is stuck in the backseat of x� the old family car on a road trip to Hannibal, Mo. See PLAY, Page B -2 Mo EEEWK The Alpine Playhouse's production of "Leaving Iowa" stars, from left, Karla Miller, Savannah ,Jackson, director John Lewinski, and Chris McCoy. Photo for The Star -News by Kendel Murrant M rM 0 Mardi Gras Parade group t om ue O Todaywarming marks ninth year of F Risq 1 up Winter Carnival BY KENDEL MURRANT For The Star -News or Jan Morrison, the greatest joy of leading the Mountain Samba drill team is bringing warmth and life to the frigid winter weather. On Saturday, the Mountain Samba danc- ers will make their ninth appearance in the Mardi Gras Parade through downtown McCall,'the highlight of the 2013 McCall Winter Carnival. More than 30 dancers and drummers from Valley and Adams counties`; "and even one from White Bird, will participate in this year's parade. "We have gone through some changes over the years, but we are stillthe same outfit," Morrison said. Mountain Samba has performed in other lo- cal events during the Fourth of July and "We went summer music festivals, but the from risque to Winter Carni- val is where the enthusiastically group shines. accepted "I think being is so very exciting pretty quickly." and fun, especially with live drumming —Jan Morrison and percussion to move to," Morrison said. Mountain Samba was started in 2004 by Morrison, who moved to McCall from northern California and was lookingfor a wayto utilize her talents in samba, a lively Brazilian dance, as well as African dance and drumming. "I had studied (African dance) for about 10 years in California, as well as about three years of samba dance with a California troupe," she said. McCall already had an African dance group formed by Kirsten Evensen, Gina Bonaminio, and drummer Rob Dodge. She happily shared what knowledge she knew, and found that McCall's encouraging community fostered the opportunity to make this something special. See SAMBA, Page 2 At top right, members of the Mountain Samba group march during the 2012 Mardi Gras Parade. At bottom right, this year's samba dancers Stacey Schimpf, Amy Palmer, Jenny Schon and Sacha Jackson practice their moves. Rehearsal Photo For The Star -News by Kendal Murrant/Parade Photo from Star -News File 4-t '. -. number from "Cats" during the "Magic of Broadway" ice show Feb. 1 -2. Ice show Feb. 1-2 to present `Magic of Broadway' Manchester Ice and Event Centre will presents "TheMagicof Broadway" ice show on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 1-2, starting at 8 p.m. each night. The show will star Jozef "Jumpin' Joe" Sab- ovcik and featuring Erin Reed, skating aerialist SueEllen Quick, adagio pair Natalia Zaitzeva and Jeremy Barrett, the Mc- Call Starz on Ice Elite Ensemble. General admission tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for kids 12 and under. On -ice table seat- ing is also available for $40 per person or $289 per eight -seat table. See SNOW, Page B -2 Let Fido shows his stuff at Monster Dog Pull The dog -gone most fun event of the Winter Carnival is the Monster Dog Pull on Sunday at Alpine Village starting at 11 a.m. All proceeds will benefit MCPAWS Regional Animal Shelter. Dogs of every shape and size will pull small weighted sleds along a short course one at a time, competing for ♦I,- f++ + 4imn in - of CiY think being on foot in a parade pretty quickly." is so very exciting and fun, especially with live drumming —Jan Morrison and percussion to move to," Morrison said. Mountain Samba was started in 2004 by Morrison, who moved to McCall from northern California and was looking for away to utilize her talents in samba, a lively Brazilian dance, as well as African dance and drumming. "I had studied (African dance) for about 10 years in California, as well as about three years of samba dance with a California troupe," she said. McCall already had an African dance group formed by Kirsten Evensen, Gina Bonaminio, and drummer Rob Dodge. She happily shared what knowledge she knew, and found that McCall's encouraging community fostered the opportunity to make this something special. See SAMBA, Page 2 At top right, members of the Mountain Samba group march during the 2012 Mardi Gras Parade. At bottom right, this year's samba dancers Stacey Schimpf, Amy Palmer, Jenny Schon and Sacha Jackson practice their moves. Rehearsal Photo For The Star -News by Kendel MurrantfParade Photo from Star -News File Brave volunteers to take the plunge on Saturday Spectators will be able to watch red - blooded volunteers turn blue at the annual McCall Polar Plunge to be held Saturday at Alpine Village. The fun starts at 3 p.m. Plungers will have raised a minimum of $100 for the privilege of jumping into a tank of icy water wearing a variety of whacky costumes. Regis- tration can be done on -site between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. The Polar Plunge is a fundraising event to benefit two local youth programs, the MYST Men - toring Program's Yellow Couch Teen Center and the Positive Outdoor Teen Service garden project. Brundage Mountain to host first annual Beer & Gear Festival A two -day celebration of everything that makes the local ski cul- ture special is the theme of the first annual Beer & Gear Festival this weekend at Brundage Mountain Resort near McCall. On Saturday, guests can take a few runs on the latest demo gear offered by Gravity Sports and Home Town Sports in the base area. A Beer Gardenfeaturingthe liquid delights of Salmon RiverBrewery will be on tap from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday wraps up on the third floor with Winter Wildland Alli- ance's Backcountry Film Festival. The festival features 90 minutes of independent ski films including the award - winning "Skiing the Void," and TGR's "Further." The films start at 6 p.m. and admission is free. The SideStash Cafe will be open late serving draft beer, wine, sodas, soups and sandwiches. Local backcountry, avalanche safety, and gear experts will be onhand to answer questions about safely exploring the backcountry in our area. Sunday starts with a $7 pancake feed, including bacon, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Those attending can then rent a favorite demo ski from Fall Line Tunes & Demo Shop. A variety of skier and rider improvement sessions will be offered from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday for $10. Topics include turning with confidence, advanced carving, small and big bumps, and advanced tactics to challenge anything on the mountain. Sign up on Sunday or register at 634 -4151 x 100. Let Fido shows his stuff at Monster Dog Pull The dog -gone most fun event of the Winter Carnival is the Monster Dog Pull on Sunday at Alpine Village starting at 11 a.m. All proceeds will benefit MCPAWS Regional Animal Shelter. Dogs of every shape and size will pull small weighted sleds along a short course one at a time, competing for the fastest time in one of six weight classes. Prizes will be awarded to the topthree finishers in each class. No special training, skills or equipment required. Registration is $10 for each dog racing with sign -ups from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with the first race starting shortly after registration begins. MCPAWS provides safe shelter for abandoned, sur- rendered and lost cats and dogs, finds loving homes for all adoptable animals, promotes responsible pet ownership and reduces over- population through spay and neuter services. In 2012, MCPAWS provid- ed safe shelter to and medical care for 558 animals, with 181 dogs and 215 cats adopted into their new homes. Over the past year, MCPAWS cared for and re- united 114 lost dogs and 16 lost cats with their families. AR-NEWS - THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2013 rCALL WINTER CARNIVAL SPECTATOR'S GUIDE Brundag PAYETTE 21� %1-t Mountai st Cent 11 'Beer & Gear' °- Beard & Leg Contest 15 Festival 2 > Course E- O 1 16 Bear D Shore Creek 3 Lodge Lodge (Chocolate (Family � & Spirits Tasting) Ac Fun Run) 3 CZ i N Little :z) 30 Ski o 29 Hill o Qo' m �P 31 .vp�� FORESrST t RIO VISTA BLVD. `DIY' 1 a1��t{000C \Le Q C' FgIn° t - [moo LAKE �c h o Downtown Area (See Inset) PAYETTE 21� %1-t LAKE Z st Cent 11 (Teen °- Beard & Leg Contest 15 20 25 Yacht Club) STIBNITE ST.�ei1 6 > Course W SPRUCEST. Art Roberts 1 16 Park 2nd ■ Library (Book Ice Rin (Ice Show 1 Hockey) Sale) Legacy Park - -- St. 23 13 �19 14 9 22 COG �c h o Downtown Area (See Inset) N 0 Holiday Inn Express (See Belo ....r. 12 n LICK CR. RD. Alpine Senior M -D Citizen High School Cent 11 (Teen REEDY LN. Dance 9 STIBNITE ST.�ei1 6 N 0 Holiday Inn Express (See Belo ....r. 12 n LICK CR. RD. Alpine Playhouse `Leaving Iowa' � 0 HEMLOCK ST. REEDY LN. co ; Golf g > Course W SPRUCEST. N Clubhouse +' y a (See Below) 0 0 4° Alpine Vi lage (S a Bel `r9 �Sp 10 (COLORADO ST. ©- �... 1 DEINHARD LANE Northfork Lodge (See Below) WOOLEY AVE. 2 Idaho First Bank (Winter Art Gala) ° Mardi Gras Grand Parade Route (Donnelly) © Copyright 2013 The Star -News. Intended for the private use of our readers. Any unauthorized reproduction of this document is prohibited. Please do not climb on the sculptures unless signs say you are permitted to do so. Event Locator 2013 Sculpture Entries -'Winter Magic' Depot Park 1. Best Western World of XBOX on Bunny Magic' Events Center Plus McCall Lodge Ice' 25. Krahn's • Opening /Closing & Suites, `The Ice 13. Mountain Home Furnishings/ Ceremonies Queen of Narnia' Lakes Realty/ McCall Jewelry Co., • Vendor Court 2. Ridley's Family McCall Vacations/ `Mickey's Winter Market, `Aladdin's May Hardware/ Magic' • Main Stage Magic Carpet Ride' McCall Brewinq Co., 26 _ Paijl's Market llrl~ � � �� � ' (See Below) � JG relly) • (D Mardi Gras Grand Parade Route © Copyright 2013 The Star -News. Intended for the private use of our readers. Any unauthorized reproduction of this document is prohibited. Please do not climb on the sculptures unless signs say you are permitted to do so. Event Locator 2013 Sculpture Entries -'Winter Magic' Depot Park Events Center • Opening /Closing Ceremonies • Vendor Court • Main Stage • Beer Garden • Fireworks Viewing • State Sculpture Contest Northfork lodge • Comedy Night • Monte Carlo • Grand Bingo McCall Golf Course Clubhouse • Snowshoe Golf • Flash Point Snowbike Races • Talvi Festivaali Alpine Village • Monster Dog Pull • Polar Plunge • PLAYLive! Holiday Inn Express/The Hunt Lodge • Craft Faire & Chocolate - Yum! • Family Bingo late - YUM!, Holiday Inn Express/The Hunt Lodge. 11 a.m.: MCPAWS Monster Dog Pull, Alpine Village. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Snowshoe Golf, McCall Golf Course. 7:30 p.m.: Alpine Playhouse presents: "Leaving Iowa" Alpine Playhouse. MONDAY, JANUARY 28 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.: WinterArt Gala, Idaho First Bank. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29 9 a.m.: Idaho State Snow Sculpting Championship Begins, Depot Park next to Hotel McCall. 5 p.m.to 8 p.m.:Family Dinner &Game Night, Little Ski Hill. 1. Best Western World of XBOX on Bunny Magic' Plus McCall Lodge Ice' 25. Krahn's & Suites, `The Ice 13. Mountain Home Furnishing: Queen of Narnia' Lakes Realty/ McCall Jewelry C 2. Ridley's Family McCall Vacations/ `Mickey's Winter Market, `Aladdin's May Hardware/ Magic' Magic Carpet Ride' McCall Brewing Co., 26. Paul's Mark 3. CM Backcountry `Cinderella Carriage' `Mickey's Magic' Rentals /River's 14. Toll Station 27. Payette Edge Photography, Pizza & Pasta, National Forest, ` Backcountry Magic' `Sharlie's Kingdom' `Smokey's Magic' 4. The Yellow Mug, 15. U.S. Bank, `The 28. St. Luke's `Mug Magic' Sorcerer's Apprentice' McCall, `Frosty' 5. The Holiday Inn 16. Sterling Savings 29. The Shore Hunt Lodge, `Smaug Bank, `Surprise!' Lodge/Whitetail, 'I Over the Mountain' 17. Unwind Body of the Rings' 6.The Mill /Beside Spa, `Ice Chair' 30. Lardo's, The Mill, `Wintery 18. The Star -News, `Fantasia' Wizardry' `The Snow Queen' 31. Lake Shore 7. Printshop 19. McCall Library, Disposal, `Bears ii McCall /Idahoshirts. `Read' Dumpster' com, `The Hobbit' 20. Frontier DONNELLY 8. Salmon River Communications, SCULPTURES Brewery, `Unicorn Ice `Mickey The Magician' 32. Buffalo Gal, Bar' 21. Stacey Cakes, `Christmas Light 9. Craving Comfort, `Cosmic Tree' Lasso' `Home & Hearth' 22. Bella Kitchen, 33. Donnelly 10. Old Town `Couch Surfing' Elementary Scho( Station, `Lone Wolf' 23. Bistro 45/ `Magical Dragon' 11. Blue Cross of Heartland Deli, `Old 34. Boulder Cre Idaho, `Magic' Man Winter' Inn, `Four Post Be 12. PLAYLive 24. Razzle Dazzle/ with Praying Girl' McCall, `Magical Gravity Sports, `Snow 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.: Party Bingo!, age 21 and older, Foresters Club. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 All Day: View State Snow Sculpture Building, Depot Park next to Hotel McCall. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Snowshoe Golf McCall Golf Course. 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.: Grand Bingo, doors open at 5:30 p.m., games start a 7 p.m.,, Northfork Lodge. 7:30 p.m. Alpine Playhouse presents "Leaving Iowa," Alpine Playhouse. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31 All Day: View State Snow Sculpture Building, Depot Park next to Hotel McCall. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Snowshoe Golf, McCall Golf Course. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.: M -D Education Foundation Spirits& Chocolate Tasting, Shore Lodge, Upper Pavilion. 7:30 p.m. Alpine Playhouse presents "Leaving Iowa," Alpine Playhouse. 9 p.m.: Beard, Hairy, & Sexy Leg Competition, The Yacht Club. FRIDAY, FEBRUARYI 10 a.m.: State Snow Sculpturejudging, Depot Park, next to Hotel McCall. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Snowshoe Golf, McCall Golf Course. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.: Vendor Court open, East Lake Street across from Legacy Park. 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.: Beer Garden open, Depot Park next to Hotel McCall. 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.: Main Stage music, Karaoke Contest, Depot Park next to Hotel McCall. 7:30 p.m.: Alpine Playhouse presents "Leaving Iowa," Alpine Playhouse. 8 p.m.: "The Magic of Broadway" ice show, Manchester Ice and Event Centre. 9 p.m. to Midnight: All ages teen dance, M -D High School. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.: Vendor court open, East Lake Street across from Legacy Park. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.: Beer garden open, Depot Park next to Hotel McCall. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Snowshoe Golf, McCall Golf Course. Noon to 3 p.m.: Snowmobile Fun Run & After Party, register 9 a.m. to noon, drawing at 3:30 p.m., Bear Creek Lodge. 1:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.: Main Depot Park next to Hotel 1 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.: Live bull ri tion, location to be annou 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m.: Fa Holiday Inn Express/The h 6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.: Closh nies, fireworks over Pa, Depot Park next to Hotel 1 7:30 p.m.: Alpine Playhou; "Leaving Iowa," Alpine Ph 8 p.m.:Talvi Festivaali with tor, McCall Golf Course. 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.: Monte Night, age 21 and over Lodge. 8 p.m.: "The Magic of ice show, Manchester Ice Centre. 9 p.m. to Midnight: Teen C 16 to 20, M -D High Schoo HIGH COUNTRY WEEK Entertainment • Recreation • Community • Thursday, January 31, 2013 M.cC4.A111. VIRMTF-Mir. .. ... s:e . 7WM, era S �c -i•.a: r 1 Dressed in jewels, baubles and beads • on foot, on wheels, on steeds • carrying balloons, drums, candy and a full measure of Carnival Week 2: Second verse as much fun as the first! If you thought the first week of the 2013 Winter Carnival looks like a good time, those who return the second week will have their own brand of winter fun. Ice show this weekend to present `Magic of Broadway' on two nights Manchester Ice and Event Centre will presents "The Magic of Broadway" ice show on Friday and Saturday starting at 8 p.m. each night. The show will star Jozef "Jumpin' Joe" Sabovcik and fea- turing Erin Reed, skating aerialist SueEllen Quick, adagio pair Natalia Zaitzeva and Jeremy Barrett, the McCall Starz on Ice Elite Ensemble. General admission tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for kids 12 and under. On -ice table seating is also available for $40 per person or $289 per eight -seat table. SUEELLEN QUICK At the age of 7, SueEllen Quick took her first step onto the ice in Portland, and from there her world of skating has never stopped. Quick is a triple gold medalist with United States Figure Skating and has earned national rankings in short track speed skating. #: � t - the frigid streets of McCall is known as the Mardi Gras ;" �= — T Grand Parade. It's the greatest 4 h r Quick is a triple gold medalist with United States Figure Skating and has earned national rankings in short track speed skating. For the past 12 years she has been skating in professional shows including television specials. She is currently combining her love of the circus arts, trapeze and aerial silks, along with her career in show skating by bringing the silks to the ice. See new snow sculptures built at state championship A fresh crop of snow sculp- tures have been built between the two weekends of the carnival as part of the Idaho Snow Sculpting Championship. Head down to Depot Park to witness the making of snow - sculptures today with awards placed on Friday. Sculptors will compete for $1,500 in cash prizes. The event solidifies McCall's status as the snow sculpting capitol of the Northwest. In past years, winning teams have com- peted and won in various snow sculpting events across the nation and worldwide. The Idaho Snow Sculpting Championship give these teams a stepping stone to future snow sculpting events. Previous years have seen teams travel from as far away as Montana and a team that special- izes in sand sculptures. Mix chocolate and liquor? MDEF event says `Why not?' ThP Fifth Anm1a1 Chn lati F 1PIR 6- f Grand Parade. It's the greatest collective case of cabin fever in the world. +III .. a r— v Pure open festivity. Pure Winter Carnival. I 1 See new snow sculptures built at state championship A fresh crop of snow sculp- tures have been built between the two weekends of the carnival as part of the Idaho Snow Sculpting Championship. Head down to Depot Park to witness the making of snow sculptures today with awards placed on Friday. Sculptors will compete for $1,500 in cash prizes. The event solidifies McCall's status as the snow sculpting capitol of the Northwest. In past years, winning teams have com- peted and won in various snow sculpting events across the nation and worldwide. The Idaho Snow Sculpting Championship give these teams a stepping stone to future snow sculpting events. Previous years have seen teams travel from as far away as Montana and a team that special- izes in sand sculptures. Mix chocolate and liquor? MDEF event says `Why not?' The Fifth Annual Chocolate and Spirit Tasting, benefiting the McCall - Donnelly Education Foun- dation, is set for 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. tonight at Shore Lodge. Attendees will be able to savor a wide variety of light and dark chocolates provided by The McCall Candy Co. Spirits will include premium bourbons, vodkas, and more, cour- tesy of Beam Brands. In addition, attendees might wish to comple- ment their favorite dark chocolates with some special ports to be poured by Tastevin. Tickets are $20 for five tastings and are available in advance at Krahn's Home Furnishings, McCall Drug, Shore Lodge Gift Shop, and Mountain Monkey Business. Tick- ets will also be available at the door. Since its inception in 2006, the foundation has distributed nearly $200,000 in grants to enhance and promote public education in McCall and Donnelly. ♦ More Carnival events and full schedule inside C' - AINDTHE WINNERS A E... > grm-ty gr»lntiirp CnntPct WinnPrc '?01'1 MPCgll 1ST PLACE - "The Ice Queen of Narnia" - Best Western Plus McCall Lodge and Suites 2ND PLACE (top left) "Lord of the Rings" - Shore Lodge/ Whitetail 3RD PLACE (bottom left) "Unicorn Ice Bar" - Salmon River Brewery HONORABLE MENTION (below left) "Mickey's Winter Magic" - Krahn's Home Furnishings & McCall Jewelry Co. STUDENT BUILT (below right) "Magical Dragon" - Donnelly Elementary School Photos For The Star -News by Matt Moehr (below left) "Mickey's Winter Magic" - Krahn's Home Furnishings & McCall Jewelry Co. STUDENT BUILT (below right) "Magical Dragon" - Donnelly Elementary School Photos For The Star -News by Matt Moehr At right top to bottom: EMPLOYEE BUILT - "Smokey's Magic" - Payette National Forest MOST PHOTOGENIC - "Wintery Wizardry" -The Mill /Beside The Mill CHILD APPEAL - "Aladdin's Magic Carpet Ride" - Ridley's Family Market FIRST TIMERS - "The Hobbit" - Printshop McCall and Idahoshirts.com Note: The Grand Prize Winner is featured on the Front Page of Section A n B -10 -THE STAR -NEWS - THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 2013 McCALL WINTER CARNIVAL SPECTATOR'S GUIDE GUIDE TO SNOW SCULPTURES © Copyright 2013 The Star -News. Intended for the private use of our readers. Any unauthorized reproduction of this document is prohibited. Please do not climb on the sculptures unless signs say you are permitted to do so. Event Locator 2013 Sculpture Entries -'Winter Magic' Depot Park 1. Best Western World of XBOX on Bunny Magic' Events Center Plus McCall Lodge Ice' 25. Krahn's & Suites, `The Ice 13. Mountain Home Furnishings/ • Closing Queen of Narnia' Lakes Realty/ McCall Jewelry Co., Ceremonies 2. Ridley's Family McCall Vacations/ `Mickey's Winter • Vendor Court Market, `Aladdin's May Hardware/ Magic' Magic Carpet Ride' McCall Brewing Co., 26. Paul's Market, • Main Stage 'A ('AA Rarkrni intro `Cinderella Carriaqe' `Mickey's Magic' Event Locator Depot Park Events Center • Closing Ceremonies • Vendor Court • Main Stage • Beer Garden • Fireworks Viewing • State Sculpture Contest Northfork lodge • Grand Bingo McCall Golf Course Clubhouse • Snowshoe Golf • Talvi Festivaali Alpine Village • PLAYLive! Holiday Inn Express/The Hunt lodge • Family Bingo Lv 1 J Qtulp 1. Best Western Plus McCall Lodge & Suites, `The Ice Queen of Narnia' 2. Ridley's Family Market, `Aladdin's Magic Carpet Ride' 3. CM Backcountry Rentals /River's Edge Photography, `Backcountry Magic' 4. The Yellow Mug, `Mug Magic' 5. The Holiday Inn Hunt Lodge, `Smaug Over the Mountain' 6.The Mill /Beside The Mill, `Wintery Wizardry' 7. Printshop McCall /Idahoshirts. com, `The Hobbit' 8. Salmon River Brewery, `Unicorn Ice Bar' 9. Craving Comfort, `Home & Hearth' 10. Old Town Station, `Lone Wolf' 11. Blue Cross of Idaho, `Magic' 12. PLAYLive McCall, `Magical World of XBOX on Ice' 13. Mountain Lakes Realty/ McCall Vacations/ May Hardware/ McCall Brewing Co., `Cinderella Carriage' 14. Toll Station Pizza & Pasta, `Sharlie's Kingdom' 15. U.S. Bank, `The Sorcerer's Apprentice' 16. Sterling Savings Bank, `Surprise!' 17. Unwind Body Spa, `Ice Chair' 18. The Star -News, `The Snow Queen' 19. McCall Library, `Read' 20. Frontier Communications, `Mickey The Magician' 21. Stacey Cakes, `Cosmic Tree' 22. Bella Kitchen, `Couch Surfing' 23. Bistro 45/ Heartland Deli, `Old Man Winter' 24. Razzle Dazzle/ Gravity Sports, `Snow V Bunny Magic' 25. Krahn's Home Furnishings/ McCall Jewelry Co., `Mickey's Winter Magic' 26. Paul's Market, `Mickey's Magic' 27. Payette National Forest, `Smokey's Magic' 28. St. Luke's McCall, `Frosty' 29. The Shore Lodge /Whitetail, `Lord of the Rings' 30. Lardo's, `Fantasia' 31. Lake Shore Disposal, `Bears in Dumpster' DONNELLY SCULPTURES 32. Buffalo Gal, `Christmas Light Lasso' 33. Donnelly Elementary School, `Magical Dragon' 34. Boulder Creek Inn, `Four Post Bed with Praying Girl' Photos by taary Enter rnotograpny SO WHAT IF IT RAINED ON MY PARADE? - Some spectators at Saturday's Mardi Gras Grand Parade made inventive use of the soggy conditions. At left, a sledding disk turned to a dry canopy for a tot. Above, parade marchers weren't the only ones using their imaginations. Events and Arts The StarNews Local snow sculpture winners announced Here are the winners of the local snow sculpture contest for the 2013 McCall Winter Carnival. The contest these this year was "Winter Magic." Photos of the Grand Prize winner can be found on the front page of this issue of The Star -News, while a photo gallery of the other winners can be found on Page A-8. Grand Prize: The Holiday Inn Hunt Lodge - 210 North 3rd St. - "Smaug Over the Mountain." 1st Place: Best Western - 211 South 3rd St. - "The Ice Queen of Namia.' 2nd Place: The Shore Lodge /Whitetail - 501 West Lake Street - "Lord of the Rings' 3rd Place: The Salmon River Brewery - 300 Colorado St. - "Unicom Ice Bar." Honorable Mention: Krahn's Home Furnishings & McCall Jewelry - 211 East Lake St. - "Mickey's Winter Magic." Child Appeal: Ridley's Family Market - 55 Deinhard Lane - "Aladdin's Magic Carpet Ride." Most Photogenic: The Mill - 328 3rd St. - "Wintery Wizardry" Employee Built: Payette National Forest - 102 West Lake St: "Smokey's Magic." First Timers: Printshop McCall and Idahoshirts.com - Stibnite Street - "The Hobbit." Student Suitt: Donnelly Elementary School, Donnelly, "Magical Dragon." Page 1 http://www.mccallstarnews.com/pages/events—arts_page.php 1/31/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews AND THE WINNERS ARE... ff-inners ofthe 201.7 JVinter Carnival Snor 3culpfure Contest Tlh!iyk,: "Winter -1 1�gw " , -Vorc. phoro qf Grard prile Willyler. 077 /wmc pqt ,: w Plm. t - -71 ^ kr Qhue not N.vvul' - Bftt Wft-Mm Pliw MWAI Late awl Siutft, ^md Mee - -Lct d of the Rum - - Shmr Lakg, mutetml Erin en ti M s F.,muh- Market rl Tpl 'r EuqAw- Bl& - -Sm&^'s hllpr - 11,1.,rtt. Natwud Foiva 4 MM..W� Fait Timm - -Mw HoMir - PmM" MiS'A imcl Udmbnu com Page I of 2 http://www.mccallstamews.com/pages/events—arts_page.php 1/31/2013 Events ` f i . Houombk Dleutm - "Ibcke "s Wuiter tlaw - &:ahu's Hover Fmnulwt¢s fi DIN ;ill Jeweh7 Co e• Dlost rho Wme - -tl-mttiTlVz whc' -11e Dhu &sxk7lwMu Sriuleut Emit - - Dt.�r�l Ih:�gou' - I >ouuelh- Ekmrut-ai-Srhooi Page 2 http://www.mccallstamews.com/pages/events—arts_page.php 1/31/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Page 1 of 1 Mardi Gras Parade survives weather, delights crowd There may have been a drizzle in the air but the was nothing but enthusiasm among the entrants of the 2012 McCall Winter Carnival Mardi Gras Parade on Saturday. Here are the results of the judging: Best Float 1. Hell's Canyon and Raft. 2. McCall Donnelly Pep Band. 3. Bear Creek Lodge. Best Organization McCall Girl's Hockey Team Best Drill Team 1. Mountain Samba. 2. Mayfield and Friends. 3. Paul's Shopping Cart Team. Best Children's Entry 1. Little Giggles. 2. Mountain Life Education. 3. Winter Babies. Best Organization McCall Girl's Hockey Team Judges Appreciation Sharlie with the U of I Men's Vandal Hockey Team http://www.mccallstamews.com/pages/events—arts_page.php 1/31/2013 Events and Arts The 5tarNews WEEK ONE EVENTS GALLERY 1 .. Poo. by Oay EMe Poompyhy WHOA NOAH'- Noah. = u- mouth -old fe"de I, mxu Shepard nux, losem lx fwW* wbAe attempbl4 to cb.ag it Mrlghtecl sled dlttlt4Q the _ ,1., M ;A lv inter i'mmi-ll Mower Mg Rill held StmcUrat:llpluel "1Ragr NonhwoleueclbyMatt Stamfe of tic+ :A Pl"o<ee& fiom the el-eut lreut to Z,ICP.1 {{ \ ReQ1011il imm:ll Sheltrl" ,14� J' ILO. for — Rr mein. by Mm Maehr NOT VERY LADYLIKE - nuteu.-Vb m,chvwdm 1M -finemt Ixutp guff. ]s about to get her Olt& moakecl m the hipd u'a m of the ,--:,k3 t.IcC edl 1\-mter C;uvlt il POW Plu*e hekl Sattuday at :llplue \ illigr.. trt 2.�'Iilimgely- lnt tice <htuk tO lulmc abotII f � ��:• fa' bnl yrouth I�op'amm Poam for The Sty -Meese by M.. MoeM FLtI ME 1' 1DDll - Krntu &.. Pour t,*, a srvtg dmm,¢ the _. n; Alcl .aE { \ -mtn" i umril Snowshoe 1-ka tolumlmeut held at the MCC &I Golf Cmuro i,We sou Hu(". ajp 8 mouths, goes along for the nck The hm el t coutmues tu<Lby Fzvbv and Sattu"dic to benefit the N Wan .1mCllrall I.epon I)Omt Page 1 of 1 http://www.mccallstamews.com/pages/events—arts_page-php 1/31/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Firefighter pipers play In Mardl Gras parade The Boise Firefighter; Pipes and Drums made an special appearance in Saturday's Mardi Gras Parade. Each member of the band is a career firefighter with the Boise City Fire Department and a member of the International Association of Firefighters Local 149. The band had just returned from Washington D.C., where they participated in the 2013 Presidential Inauguration Parade. Pooches big and small give their all at Monster Dog Pull Here are the results of MCPAWS Monster Dog Pull 2013 held on Sunday as part of the 2013 McCall Winter Cam ival. The name of the dog is listed, followed by the owner's name and town of residence and the breed of the dog, where available. Class 1 1. Nicky, Gayle Perryman, Meridian, Pomeranian. 2. Gizmo, Keri, Boise, Jack Russell. 3. JoJo, Julie Wells, Twin Fails, Jack Russell. Class 2 1. Roper, Amanda Benson, Meridian, Amanda Benson. 2. Guinea, Kurt, McCall, 31 Flavors. 3. Stanley, Michelle and Scott, McCall, Siberian Husky. Class 3 1. Roxzilla, Rob Hines, McCall, Monster Mutt. 2. Schwarz, Mike, McCall, Standard Schnauzer. 3. Kona, Blake and Megan, Boise, Chocolate Lab. Class 4 1. Lucy, Lavonne Clay, New Meadows, Akida/Rottweiler /Border Collie. 2. Moses, John Corcoran, McCall, Dohberman. 3. Belle, Richard, McCall, 31 Flavors. Class 5 1. Kasey, Julie, Boise, Golden. 2. Ruger, Jeremy Welborn, McCall, Chocolate Lab. 3. Max, Bobby Bean, Boise, Black Lab. Class 6 1. George, Sharon Johnsen, Nampa/Donnelty, English Mastiff. 2. Skeeter, Dustin, McCall, American Bull Mastiff. 3. Scout, Boise, Mastiff English. Snowshoe golfer scores event's first ace After 13 years of trying, the 2013 McCall Winter Carnival Snowshoe Golf event recorded its first hole in one. Robb Kane of McCall and Reno aced the ninth hole, a 120 foot par 3 with a 4 wood. The feat was witnessed by Kane's son, Sam, and Dave and Starla Doughty also of McCall and Reno. Play continues at 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. today, Friday and Saturday at the McCall Golf Course, with proceeds to benefit the McCall American Legion. Page 1 of 1 http://www.mccalistamews.com/pages/events—arts_page.php 1/31/2013 Page—Lead Story On the Wings of Victory Monstrous ' Smaug' snags sculptor Schulz 7th Winter Carnival Grand Prize BY TOM GROTE The Star -News " Smaug Over The Mountain," featuring the horrifying dragon from "The Hobbit," won the Grand Prize in the 2013 McCall Winter Carnival snow sculpture contest. The scene, at Holiday Inn ExpresslThe Hunt Lodge, collected the seventh Grand Prize for lead sculptor John Schulz in the last eight years. Schulz is now just one Grand Prize award from going into } a tie with Krahn's Home Furnishings, the all -time leader in McCall Winter Carnival snow sculpting with eight grand prizes. He previously won the Grand Prize for last year's "Jurassic Park," "Call of the Wild" (2011), "Camelot" (2009), "The Cattle Drive" (2008), "The Great Barrier Reef (2007), and "A Bear's Den" (2006). The dragon Smaug is the main antagonist of the story by P6oio 6v T3. Sv -New. by Nn Ye a "- gnkghthm?cenucalq. r Pp— ?Wt+ J. R. R. Tolkien, who described the beast as "a most thvbnghth - Ikghtvd: « :: Nun&, sn-kg specially greedy, strong and wicked worm." In the sculpture, Smaug hovers over the Lonely Mountain, the userped home of a race of dwarves who in the novel plot to kill the dragon and regain control of the mountain and their treasure. Magical lee Cave Those clever enough to elude Smaug during the Winter Carnival found themselves inside a magical ice cave with a colorfully lit central pillar. In one niche lurked Gollum, "a small, slimy creature" featured in "The Hobbit" story. To build the mountain, Schulz and co- workers Ben Ormsby of McCall and Ben Gau of McCall repeated a technique they used to build last year's "Jurassic Park,° which was to cut slabs of ice from the frozen surface of Payette Lake. Working with chainsaws and heavy equipment, the team extracted 52 sheets of ice eight -to -10 inches thick and measuring 3 feet by 6 feet to build the Lonely Mountain. But the slabs were too heavy to serve as the massive wings of Smaug, so the crew allowed the water in the holes they had just cut to refreeze. They waited until the new ice was four to five inches thick before making a second harvest of 18 additional slabs, Schulz said. Loaders and riggings hoisted the wings and the body of Smaug into place, with the top of the dragon's head towering 22 feet over The Hunt Lodge parking lot. The ice cave originally had a square interior, but Schulz. Gau and Ormsby assaulted the walls with sharp tools, chipping down the walls until they attained the desired natural look. The crew also worked inside the hollow central column, drilling holes for most of the individual bulbs of the colored lights. The effort spanned 10 days, mostly in ideal frigid working conditions. However, warmer weather in the hours before last Friday's judging caused some ancillary figures to be cancelled, Schulz said. On Friday, after the work was done, Schulz and his crew sat in the hot tub at the motel and watched through windows at the admiring spectators. That made the effort worthwhile, he said. Schulz said he will return next year to try for his eighth Grand Prize. "We try to get more challenging every year," he said, noting the $2,500 prize money also was a good incentive to keep coming back. Page http:// www. mccallstarnews .com/pages/lead_page.php 1/31/2013 Monstrous `Smaug'snags sculptor Schulz 7th Winter Carnival Grand Prize Above, Smaug, the dragon from "The Hobbit," soars menacingly over visitors to the McCall Winter Carnival last week. At left, a young carnival -goer prepares to enter the brightly - lighted ice cave under Cmano. The Star News Groups Page Pharo 616rv[[ b[bRlb BM- A![m![er XIEaIN RA .All - Moumam Camlla membaa hu llotnsou. Cluck Em N mml Sties Sclumlf AwerfiM the Nmumii Mach 11"W sheet FesU.ysd hr lwt week m HouohilBt Haw[m T1w t io me membe % of the samba team tLi has become a crowd fa.yotite each .ym (hau g the W1 A N"mter Cami-al Much (A-as Puakte Page 1 of 1 http: / /www.mccallstamews.com/pages /groups _page.php 2/21/2013 This week's front page stories State championship has provided fresh works for Winter Carnival for 26 years 11771ey enjoy the sculptures and come backyear after year after year, (but) they think someone else is taking care of it. " — Rich Brown BY KENDEL MURRANT For The Star-News Rich Brown worked late into the night last Thursday to finish an elaborate snow sculpture of two swordfish leaping from a frozen sea. The intricate sculpture and nine others built in Depot Park in downtown McCall were admired by visitors to the final weekend of the McCall Winter Carnival. But few of those visitors realized the sculptures were not connected to the carnival's main sponsor, the McCall Area Chamber of Commerce. The independent Idaho Snow Sculpting Championship this year celebrated its 26th year of bringing fresh sculptures to mid -week visitors of the Winter Carnival. But the contest's organizers worry that dropping participation and sponsor funding may threaten the popular event. "I think people don't realize we need their help," said Brown, who won first prize in this year's contest as well as the 2012 contest. "Even h they enjoy the sculptures and come back year after year after year, they think someone else is taking care of it," he said. The contest was started by McCall residents Hal and Jane Sager, who wanted an attraction to extend the carnival from a three-day event to a week -long affair. Today their daughter, Diane Wiegand, chairs the contest and has a fierce desire to see it continue. Sponsors Dwindling "It's common now for visitors to come the first weekend and stay 'til the middle of the week, or for people to come up mid - week," Wiegand said. "It's been a big help for McCall's economy." Wiegand drums up sponsorship for the event each year, which includes housing and meals for all of the sculptors and about $5,000 to cover operational costs, including $1,500 in cash prizes for the winning sculptures. Finances have been more difficult to come by in recent years. "This year, I got a last minute, surprise donation at the end that gave us what we needed,' Wiegand said. "Otherwise, we were short about $1,200 that would have come out of my own pocket." Wiegand is trying to better inform people about the event and how it is funded. 'I'd love to see more support from the businesses in town, especially those near where the sculptures are," she said. 'If funding drops off, this event could die, and I don't want to see that happen." Home -Made Chili Wiegand has helped cut operational costs by cooking a homemade meal for the sculptors rather than taking them to a restaurant. "I make chili and a couple from Boise who help sponsor the event come up and make hand - dipped com dogs," she said. There are no talent -based qualifications to enter the championship, although many of the regular entrants, mostly from Idaho and Montana, are artists and sculptors by trade. The number of participants varies depending on the space available for the sculptures. In past years, there were as many as 18 sculptures. In recent years the average has gone down to about 10, which is how many there were this year. Pamela Mooney from Boise has participated in the championship for 16 years with her mother and brother. "Everyone in McCall treats us so well," Mooney said as she worked on her sculpture of Father Time. "It's like we're celebrities for a week." "We love McCall and the people here; said sculptor Myles Hougen of Sandpoint, who has competed for 21 years. "There's great hospitality here, and it's tremendous to be with fellow artists and see their minds coming together_" http: / /www.mccallstamews -com /pages /fp_stories _page.php 2/7/2013 Events and Arts The StarNews Pasco man wins best beard award at contest The finely trimmed beard of Dave Morasch from Pasco, Wash., won him the top prize last Thursday at the Beard, Hairy & Sexy Leg Competition held at The Yacht Club as part of the 2013 McCall Winter Carnival. 'W. The controlled chaos at the downtown watering hole also judged other entries in the beard contest as well as the quality of legs of both male and female entrants. IiHere are the other winners: ['," Dtor;iah • Most Unusual Beard: Greg Youmans, Loon Lake, Wash. Ugliest Beard: Nathan Ealey, Boise. Softest Beard: Tom Lawson, McCall. Longest Beard: Jeff Vidourek, Boise. Sexiest Legs - Female: Chelsea Endicott, McCall. Sexiest Legs - Male: Dana Parker, McCall. Hairiest Legs: Kilmeny Parker, McCall. Page 1 of 1 http: / /www.mccallstamews .com/pages /events_arts _page.php 2/7/2013 Outdoors Page rmro br caoiyo sour FUN RUN IVINNER- Erel,' Jobwonr of MN :%Uwm lhr "Mum of the fust phve p1m of *' -p) m caxh muXled at the 2:x3 DIN :dl Ara SnOW MbAMS Fim Rtm hrMattuda\" More thm 1a7 xlrclkrm took lxut m tit, evm*, wlwh wnx Lrkl as part of thr f•lN :ill l\ mta• 1'mturd 7hexaoudpluecaxh umnn' of $2.3'> was won by i:athv Fos of / aklwrll. while the th.-d Or }b�zr of 8v:�i wax w� be t\ ;wda Cmdord of Nampa http: / /www.mccallstamews.com/pages /outdoors _page.php 2/7/2013 Prep Sports Page The StarNews FOUNTAIN OF YUFM au,¢el I'IlYlt:011 gets lYa(Iv to Ap a 6irnulmw mto a tirxmGwu of dYxcdite <hwutg b TIRnw&n's Clwcolatr :uxl Spurt T.uagg leld at S1wlY Lockge ,aborts peq�lr attewck ltle ewnt. �lurh also feahnr.dtastes bmwboustotdiYwILlmdother atnnts The tasiva¢ i:used JrjUt g -.� +i for f'A'the g:wt prognw of the ill- Povuell�- &hxattou Fomitiou http: / /www.mccallstamews .com/pages /Prep_schools _page.php 2/7/2013 Carnival Cruisn' vbrm by an emr pumygby APItRR -FELT ESENIN{i - From kh. Hmubdb Rmufurd Kbla Erldrat. L..nnrl Cmwtord awl SO&i Aawlmm Ieifani to the mimbr of `Cate bkuulg Lut weekends re elbow. 'The ALapc of IIrwa hay,- held at ALanchester Ire awl Event Cebdbr as pat of the .b? ALN'all \ \'mtn 1 :utbn-al Gage at wes ft# }, l whtdmig membebs of the McCall Stmt ou Ire Elbte Ensemble as well u Ob-mFlr mA w-orld- 'Lass petforlum pep 6r'Poe 9mr -Near br Ymr Nerbr I THINK I WON' - KbtHmse�' h'om B., bracts to a Lai-a:bbk bawl of bI.Aixk wdb her fiend Care Falk of r~ dbua{g Montt- C:UIG t :mm NV& bekl Sahudar at the Nobthdoik Wge m M :aE The ecnbt w;m pmt of the fun of the a+?1g A1N :all \ \'uder t :ami:d Av -Nemr Poom br Tom Oro¢ II _,T ALAINTaINEIP - - Slb.a'he's Kmgr'lom" at Toll Station Pizza and Pash was mwded the pnze toy Fe t AI =tmed Sadphue M'tlbr J'lb.? AIN :all Water Cmtural romuuttee The bmkler won $1 2.5 fa thm' effom to keep the srtdphn'e lookbge goal tot Nu tors th roighobd the v -clap event Poem bT MrRmue Ikri¢mrm SAN7N -AIt iEILE I\'INNER - Alm'h' Rood of Aln :>Q was the wmub of the. vmi -j, \\-mterC ,atub.al battle of a atbawwobde dowW1 firom h hie Hgh Power Slwits and SLr -Loo Ftom left u e IIn'au Hill of M,k- High Power Sports. Roal. Em i7nutrmen of We Hgh Power Spnis awl -K.iptwu' Lark of Ahk th.01 Power "Pau http : / /www.mccallstamews.com/pages /groups _page -php 2/7/2013 STATE SCULPTURE CONTEST WINNERS Star-News Photos by Tom Grote STATE SCULPTURE WINNERS - Winners of the 2013 Idaho Snow Sculpting Championships were top, First Place, Richard Brown of Caldwell, at center, Second Place, Bill Dow and Bert Adalms of Billings, Mont., and bottom, Third Place, Jeffrey Weston of Cascade and Danny Spangler of Star. The state contest provides fresh sculptures for viewing during the second weekend of the McCall Winter Carnival. http://www.mccallstamews.com/pages/events—arts_page-php 2/7/2013 The StarNews Caldwell snow sculptor wins state championship Two frozen swordfish leaping from a boiling sea of snow won Richard Brown of Caldwell first place in the 2073 Idaho Snow Sculpting Championship. This was the second year in the a row that Brown has won the championship Brown and nine other sculptors carved fresh works at Depot Park in downtown McCall to allow visitors to the second weekend of the McCall Winter Carnival to view fresh works. The independent group that stages the contest houses and feeds the sculptors during the four days of the competition, which noted its 26th year. Carving started on Jan. 29 and judging was held on Friday. Second place went to Bill Dow and Bert Adams of Billings, Mont., for their sculpture of the mythical phoenix rising from a bed of frozen flames. Third Place went to Jeffrey Weston of Cascade and Danny Spangler of Star for their whimsical depiction of three frozen snow sculptors calmly sawing away at each other. The Artists Choice award was given to Rick Stinnett and Tim York of Mesa for their massive snow buffalo. For more on the history of the championship, see story ne -r Back Page http: / /www.mccalistamews .com/pages /events_arts _page.php 2/7/2013 OEdAndersonArt.com /�A"00- A %% 88TH ANN UAI �r MCL,ALL WINTER CARN IVAL'4' jt is,w% 1W 25TF THt,_oUGH F L B RUARY 3Kjr RESENTED BY THE MCCALL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. MCCALLCHAMBER.ORG FRIDAY I January 25, 2013 TIME EVENT LOCATION All Day Snow Sculptures Sculpture Map (Avail. 1 -18) All Day $10 Snow Tube Rids Lakeview Chevron 8am - noon Local Snow Sculpture Sculpture Map (Avail. 1 -18) Judging /Awards lopm Noon - 6pm Craft Faire & Holiday Inn Express • 7 - lopm Call of Chocolate - YUM! Hunt Lodge 3 - lOpm Yellow Couch Teen Ctr 302 N 3rd St 4 - 7pm McCall Arts & Railroad & 3rd St McCall Senior Ctr Humanities Open House Craft Faire & 5 - lOpm Vendors /Food /Beer E. Lake Street /Depot Park Hunt Lodge Main Stage Music McCall Arts & 5:30 - 6:15pm Children's Torchlight Community Congregational PLAYLive XBOX PLAYLive McCall Parade Lineup Church (901 1st St) 6pm - 2am PLAYLive XBOX PLAYLive McCall E. Lake Street /Depot Park • 6 - llpm Family & Pizza Game Night Parade Lineup • 9pm - 2am Late Night Gaming 6:30pm Torchlight Parade Ends @ E. Lake Street 6:30pm Opening Ceremonies Depot Park 7pm Fireworks Over View From Legacy & 2 - Spin Payette Lake Depot Parks 7pm Hockey - BSU vs Uof I Manchester Ice Ctr 7:30pm "Leaving Iowa" Alpine Playhouse 8pm Live Music - Salmon River Brewery 4 - 5pm Innocent Man Church of the Nazarene learn to Ski Guarantee oa�r.rx xoli,felr- www.bNldagexilin 1 206 m FINANCIAL STRATEGIES. ONE -ON -ONE ADVICE. Michael A Vineyard Financial Advisor 323 Deinhard Ln., Ste. A McCall, Idaho wnrueawrdpars.arlr v.mR s:x 208.634.5855 FAIwardjones 208.315.1136 FRIDAY I January 25, 2013 continued TIME EVENT LOCATION 8 - lopm Comedy Nt (ages 21 +) Northfork Lodge lopm Live Music - Foresters Club Yer Mamma SATURDAY I January 26, 2013 TIME EVENT LOCATION All Day Snow Sculptures Sculpture Map (Avail. 1 -18) All Day $10 Snow Tube Rtls Lakeview Chevron All Day PLAYLive XBOX PLAYLive McCall • all day Customization Workshops lopm • 4 - 7pm Call of Duty: Black Ops II Warmup Yer Mamma • 7 - lopm Call of Duty: Black Ops 11 Tourni TIME • llpm - 2am Late Night Mayhem Gaming Sam - 5pm Ice Fishing Derby Cascade Lk /Cascade Am Legion 8 - llam Pancake Breakfast McCall Senior Ctr 9am - 6pm Craft Faire & Holiday Inn Express Vendors /Food /Beer E. Lake Street /Depot Park Chocolate - YUMI Hunt Lodge loam - 4pm McCall Arts & Railroad & 3rd St Monster Dog Pull Humanities Open House PLAYLive XBOX PLAYLive McCall loam - Spin Bazaar & Art Show Church of the Nazarene loam - lopm Vendors /Food /Beer E. Lake Street /Depot Park 10:30am - noon Parade Lineup McCall- Donnelly High School llam - 4pm Snowshoe Golf McCall Golf Course Noon - 1:30pm Mardi Gras Parade Downtown McCall Noon - 2pm Parade Party Foresters Club 2 - Spin Karaoke Party Foresters Club 2 - 7pm Main Stage Music Depot Park 2:30 - 5:30pm Flashpt Snowbike Race McCall Golf Course 3pm Polar Plunge Alpine Village 4 - 5pm Silent Auction /Art Slow Church of the Nazarene Spin Live Lobster Feed McCall Golf Course 5 - lopm Yellow Couch Teen Ctr 302 N. 3rd St 135 Commerce Street — McCall, ID 208.634.3115 • 208.634.3139 fax Owner: John Brush Mobile 208.315.0613 • Residence 208.634.1391 V _ LINdO Inwi('y tlrrioan' _PPSfnueatlf flu then tic Mexican Food You CRN TRSTE The Difference! Come wal171 up with us Located 0 The Brundage Inn 1007 W. Lake St. — 208 634 -2270 1101" SPRUi G'S HOT SPRINGS & CABIN RENTALS SOAK IT IN! 32 scenic miles north of McCall Winter access by snowmobile 208 - 636.3036 • Lww. Bu rgdo rfHotSp rings. com A UANN SNOWMOBILE RENTALS 1l Trail Machines v Powder Sleds 19, years of friendly service New equipment arrivals each season _ Lowest prices in McCall.. guaranteed! 208 634 -7472 800 831 -1025 303 North Third - McCall, ID www.CheapThrilIsRentals.com TIME EVENT LOCATION 7 - 9pm Live Music - Yellow Mug Coffee Shop The Cosmic Flapjacks 7:30pm Hockey - BSU vs U of I Manchester Ice Ctr 7:30pm "Leaving Iowa" Alpine Playhouse 8pm Live Music - Salmon River Brewery Stone Seed lopm Live Music - Foresters Club Yer Mamma SUNDAY I January 27, 2013 TIME EVENT LOCATION All Day Snow Sculptures Sculpture Map (Avail 1 -18) All Day $10 Snow Tube Rids Lakeview Chevron loam - Spm Craft Faire & Holiday Inn Express Chocolate - YUM! Hunt Lodge loam - 5pm Vendors /Food /Beer E. Lake Street /Depot Park llam - 4pm Snowshoe Golf McCall Golf Course llam MCPAWS Alpine Village Monster Dog Pull Noon - 8pm PLAYLive XBOX PLAYLive McCall • 12pm - 2pm Kinect Dance Competition • 12pm - 8pm Father & Son Minecraft Challenge • 3 - Spm Kinect Wipeout Tourni • 5 - Spm Madden NFL 13 /Sports Nt /Club Halo 7:30pm "Leaving Iowa" Alpine Playhouse MONDAY I January 28, 2013 TIME EVENT LOCATION All Day Snow Sculptures Sculpture Map (avail 1 -18) All Day $10 Snow Tube Rtls Lakeview Chevron 5 - Spin Winter Art Gala Idaho First Bank Noon - 30pm PLAYLive XBOX PLAYLive McCall • 12pm - 5pm Minecraft Monday • 5 - lOpm Walking Dead TV Season Catch -up • 5 - lOpm Madden NFL 13 /Sports Nt N 1 i O Do n n U N C L o 'O La 0 ro 3 O 7 (C y, U lA ` �nD T d fl Q mcn I O fl 0 3 :3 1 { 0 0 O m O m m o ti Q r o' v 7 3ry Pm0 o O CS D Q C) _ a m 'NOD -a N a W � X47 11 a 0 N ?; 0 o 4. s CL M y < oo x -+mow w n O..�� 9T � O y� CGa two S`a N O y p � S v N N N WEST MOUNTAIN RO _NI =BROWN _z ?jt o CT O m 2a m fl sro o KASPER b0 NE am a- nz PLA D C ` 1ST NNE rO n eP�LBU -P ST o -' F-' tN �• ASPEN N SST F--► 2 \� z KNOwFSRD T 00 N � N1 NtUSN� o o� -E LAKE"°°" cns. ? arrl O 2 cn ST m, Sj tT ti MILL RD BOYDSTUN ST O�a RL A Nos m >1 �v �TAV r Y " RowLANDST sH / 1` // 0 ,N,` 0- ZANN ST o LOW A AV m9 COAT "FWALPINE v ST m a, y OAWn SON X V DAVIS ST +n a v . w �� ' BAYCOLT WY , 8O •• p O r4 SS B4MBLf RD a0 < sr W B9G rtm ob MISSION 15 ST I DROWN m -CT n d oKASPER $T '.pt PLACID 1ST ST ST ri .� r © 0 ai �Q HILL RD g D3 CCAMPST O O ~ ST '9•rd ~ t ra adi MyIL+L R D 2 ISMAN JS RU BV S� i 11 ROOSEVLTAV F V1N19B1 F y COMMERCE ST C �d N3TT1Vr sr IANN ST LOUISA AVF6 'ALPINE ST O z _o DAVIS ST DAWSON DAVIS AV Ys ' yStlVSN s wcaT w m n •* a ,., z BLVD r 7 0 a= SAMSON TRL o DIVO M� N T LN C JULIES RD v T s n f MAY RD EASTER R"4 n �►+ '2 , < Q ELLI$ ftQ C $ BIRDIE OR 7 b "'DGE7 STOCKTDV T ^ n x \ m 9 D � .•` GIMOU � 7 KNIGHTS BD NTAipy WRIGHT RD r- �nnnw onN2b7 37an��2 y w �o m��� PL'1 w n — io lT1 :Pj n r g In F CL z O Cn � q �a°W In 0 vi ti O o w 0 > m a. �t a\ In •A W N � O � ono Cnnnnn� � ra ddn o an ny In ro % ^fit — f•D .�^.t Wp � x 10 Z C/J ,o'Tp�^w QON o W T w m o rt S a cn n to .^ o N N N N N N O ,0 lJ1 ? W N �-• � � w cn c W �o Z �• c o n p = O N N w R I O O E C G ir.'1GGrD —� —N O C� On�O w— z a ac we ow =+ ,q ^z, z a w� o a cn v7 � N� O K �n -4 m 3 v° a o 3°°° 3 3 < << a N 0 3 3 3 •i < A a O * j � a c 0 W { — 3 3 3 v z. 4 : r y N - rt �4L \ W T Z N o tt: n M 3 02 vC1 co N r n o c m °'S o o o 0.0 m oo mzS 'o o N'O and � _ � m 7 C � o rp � a m Ro a W CD A E o 2 .a• ~ v 1m �� e O N �• r Q a 3 �n -4 m 3 v° a o 3°°° 3 3 < << Z 0 3 3 3 •i < r a O * A 0 A N< c 0 3 { — 3 3 3 v 3 3 3 3 N 3 D v *Q W�In * 7' W T Z N o tt: n M 3 02 vC1 co N r n o c m °'S o o o 0.0 m oo mzS 'o o N'O and � _ � m 7 C W Z N � w <• m W a � E O � F o o m N ,0 3 m o Z� •1 O D a � � F Z -1 w 0 9 3< 'o 1 0 `1G z p w0 p T 0 Sox '° < c v � r Q a 3 9 !� o r D D D 1 C 9 N o D D D 9 3 0 0°° rn 3 0°°° 3 m 3 3 n d° < << m 3 v° a o 3°°° 3 3 < << m C 0 3 3 3 •i < o 9 "' Z 3 3 < << a D N A 0 A N< c 0 3 { — 3 3 3 v 3 3 3 3 N 3 D v D< O > 3 a Z °' T ro G+m a_ W — G S °r° <m D — o c m °'S o o O m oo mzS 'o o N'O and � _ � m 7 C f 9 9 �,.9 G F c 3 3< o n Z N •� '� <, p m C E N 9i £ n fN y v 3 q o n Z 3 a) <• m W a � E O � F o o m N ,0 3 m o Z� •1 O D a � � F Z -1 w 0 9 3< 'o 1 o a m x£` `1G c K d o m^ Sox m �' v d w0 p T 0 Sox '° < c v C o o 3 o x o < 0 o`ao 3 3 X&- N M m m a 3 x m e W '�. a 3 x A` T fu N c c .0 w w w o vai z• N O a n s a c `� 3 m Sr 3 ti ?^ N N c O O+ m3cw W 3 Nc ?. •� o m D s 0 na 3 E N W? o 29 •5.a 3 3 E m° N O o c O On o x p 5 a c O a• .o N w 5 i� n m a 1-+ 'm 'o o' S m •0 ` n W v 3 d Sb o. c �. 9 'm ap <_< c s ^ c< = N S. D Cl d? d 1D m£ n N o __ m O E m P 2 3 m O r Z 'c G1 m y m 3 $ Z c m 3 3 3 z= o m w 3 n o c= 0 3 Z .0. n< a o- c N n o< 'o m c = = m v m m = m = a r ^ C N Z r3 s M w , 1 V a � 00 y 3 o= n yy aN N� N > >o vZ i � v D< O d 3 a Z °' 'r ' G+m a_ W — G S °r° <m O C/q _ZI O n ° 3 =r � D s a°= y 8 4- =p n D c� n O ^ ,<.I 3 A X LA n > t,� , m Ln 3 > m ao . m V V V m N N .• 2 Z 2 o D D D D -i N m v v v w r y -n 02 o D D 1 C 9 a a a W W IY O O O - -_ 0 3 p p m Z 3 3 3 3 ao x 9 0 0 9 0 > >> 3 3 0° x° 3 3 3 3 c o 3 7a a v a s << 3 3 3 a a 3 < < << 3 3 o D 3 3 j 3 3 a° 3 3 3 3 3 v 3 < _ 3 D T T — (D o m� o,'p 3 mm <m '° N° w 3 m °' m n o 0 0 .'.iao_5 0° o m(D p 3 00 �n •o a 5 0£ Z O 3 =: 3 3 <• o'< °° v. f< F o a .v a£ Z Q o= a 3 '. £ o Z tL aa33� o 1tv z 3 w = n m o o 3x33 <� E oN o N c m r.�3 N x d a a^ a v m o y a (S H A N o a y y 1 N F+ 3 3 0 0. m W O O m °-' ^ w, '� w n w c3 y A c o' 3 3 x A c Y =_ F. O wn nm Tm W o m N= ti^ 0 m o o n N O ^ W 3 m o Zy NdS e a M r0 0 3 a 3 y o fD d °O O-ml N O-. a 3 m z ^cox• »s a c OnW � 3 3 a roe d O.O. m n « 3 ^ .l o f m» 0 �+ « .� » y > o o m x <_. » D o = m =£< °� n ? m n- m d y < < < �• > o m? m 1 C x w R° o A F a< x o inn » rL m F w A O N A w a O a �o m 9 3 w 3 2 ', a o 0 3 N w w r ar x 0 3 x 3 2 w 2 c y n 0 b �" _ .. m o n OOoNn m d o. o o• a o c o Z no 9 n m m m a n N 9 == a e o < £ N a ol a 9 a a r 2 0�0 x 00 g F _•ac 00 lc m O A O 6 7 G No ^ a n r3 s M 00 y 3 o= i» yy QOOn tv —� zR 0 oye O o � ci 1n 3 °' • ; <m � a O 3 os F_ n ° s•� s LA 3 O O 00 y 3 rs 3 op n ° tv —� 3 O W n _ 1n 3 °' ; � a O 3 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS! HOTEL �, /�������wt M�CALL Subaru BoisE Lete HOTEL Driven By You. MILEE HIGH �doo BETTER Bely. BftiFA RIB[RB" Formerly HIm50m Power Sports L*ShWe= Idaho �ICRLt DISPWSAL Statesman 634 -7176 c1 r QGRiLANO COUNiBY Ie.BRV..w N..n » sIM.Ieu Mc CALL. IDAHO IOAHOSTATCSMAM.COM IDAM Ontler STERLBNG�' An DACORP CIINIV NYkamemtlR MRw FrmRRr +Accommodation �SERVICES ZLE mccallcabins com '' ,, RAZZLE DAZ Sculpture Sponsors injdlh0 JUG MOUNTAIN RANCH IDAHO FIRST BANK BCOm �- - MGCALL STERLING Pro -Main Inc. SAVINGS BANK gESTFR Chevron ; O MCCALL JEWELRY Com I Event Sponsors Opening Cere -- Children's Torchlight Parade: Children's Torchlight Parade: ALPINE VILLACIE MmAs O McCail, Idaho Beer Garden Beer Garden: Beard & Leg Competition: Beer Garden: A AL, e0"'T" CONK G ErcR COMA.., HA 83638 RESPONSIBILITY MATTERS' Published by KM Sales Agency, Inc. 2013 1 Contents may not be reproduced w /out written consent of publisher N O W N Z O n c r C 70 M, r O n O z 0 W W w W W NNNN N NNNN N -+ -A - -A -A -A -A a-A -+1000 VOhVl -p1 W hi -A A W Np -+O X000 V 01 lIt -.N W N— oww%401 o h W N- o. p W d Ci S y O, 1 W W r� T C .N•' N 7C C W W O S S j Og 9 W OW c ° fD � •.�' ro .� c W a C N �• �, — o, a o n ° �• — N �. �_ o = ru o a c a ro ro c 6 N rD `o g o: Q ID rD O N S H rD O N d O G, 7 ._•' r- f'� ° to d I �_ N C ('1 R1 O I rD H Z d rD = 0 v'� n d n C W O t� O O O CD _ d ^ y •N•' fD — O O r H p N I rD r;D W ° rD O• p 7r 1 O _ o_ r"1 O 7 C N rD J 7 I �=i � �•C 7r O tr � I 7r f"1 -� .�-'. O � n O, � O � � o rD > > 'C CD o '° a 1 T rD — � 'o. O I r^ N 1 N rp c+ c o °' w �° o lc r�- d d .+ oc_ I c' . z o rn ^• o, °i o° N� a 1 a _SO`D m�S c wmm d °;� 0 1 °� OT ozn, rn 1 �orfl O ate' CS d .•-r 'O I 7 N rD 00 t0 7 `G _ N O� rW'1 C Z Or j N "N- O �• ,N' I r^ -p 1, r y �^ Q to d w O O� Z O .c � 1 w O. J rV 7 rD I .�-' O 7r QO ° N m N �. 1 I Q n p d 1 d rOD = n C• I O .O�-r Vl °- c I.M rD N rD to In d° t/i d '." N -i O v+ S .••' ? d d W O I — W^ O S � O C G .-r fD CD a I, �p C c S O O n N° v o rD rD`c t a �� iD rD ? =* r? o �`r*° Z . a N 2 I rv+o a w K r1 °-' a 1`a ° n rD O `GC m w p O" lr d _— rD r fD w I I` O 7G" d c r�i __ d_ O 1 1` O n Ci 1. `•G O H I. I` -O 7 N •� 7 rD O O 3E w rD oa I C I '+ S O_ � .� d T V1 rD O rD V1 r rD =• O- V+ l0 O w d p I S 1 � ON .•Y ^ `•G ^ O N i* 7 rD vi n DJ lG = O °- tp _W °- O T r1 W o, ? to " m ry I '* .-�i m vi ° .fir n` ° iD �' o " I to o+ n O_ lG y,' W o, iD rD I ,rD. c �• I rD n a c, p S rp c = �. rD G, DJ ^ in a' n` Ln a,, m 1 Q rD °-' .o. I ran Q a 1, �- o %< - rD H 1 c O v°/i to _� ^ CD 1 n vi m C rD Lo eD r Lc in c r O n` .-' O r a O p o rD S d X d O �+ ro W . n 1 O w O, O �. p S �• O �� 3 .0 O N rD p_ p7 d -i = — O° rD X O rD Z N tC m ^� C O O n ° n °_ rD m O_ v — S y CD _ rD ^ rD UP rD d ^ rD d TUESDAY ( JANUARY 29, 2013 CONTINUED FRIDAY I JANUARY 25, 2013 EVB1fT84E EVENT DESCRIPTION EVENT LOCATION MEW TIME EVENT DESORPTION EVENTLOCATIXi All fay Local Snow Sculpture Viewing View Map 5 -8pm little Sid HII Family Diener & Game Night Little Sla Hill All Day $10 Snow Tube Rentals - 3 sides to choose from! Lakeview Chevron 6pm - IOpm PLAYUve XBOX Direct SportS & Dance Imibfional PLAYUve McCall Bain local Snow SculpWre Judging Begins View Map 6pm Dunham Estates I Sirdaire Estate Vineyards Wine Diener Rupert, at Hutet McCall Noon local Snow Sculpture Awards Placed View Map 7pm - loom Party Bingo! 21 and older only" Forcers Club Noon - 6pm Craft Falre & Chocolate - YUM! (Indoor evert) Holiday Nn Express Hunt Lodge Noon - 9pm UR Served Snow Tubing Activity Barn WEDNESDAY JANUARY 30, 2013 3pm - 10pm Yellow, Couch Teen Center - Ages 13 -18 Yellow Couch 4pm - 7pm McCall Acs and Humanities Open Hicuse Booth Centennial Plaza (Railroad & 3rd) EVENT TIME WENT DESCRIPTION EVENT LOCATION 5pm - 10prn Vendor Court Open E. Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) All Day local Snow Sculpture Viewing View Map Sprn - IOpm Beer Garden Open Depot Park (next W Hotel McCall) All Day View ID Stag Snow Sculpture Building Occur Park (next W Hotel Mci Spin - 9:30pm Main Stage Music Depot Park (text to Hotel McCall) All Day $10 Snow Tube Rentals - 3 sizes to goose from Lakeview Che mn 5:3opm - 6:15pm Children's Torchlight Parade Une p Congregational Church 1 901 1st St I lam - 4pm S.wstoe Golf McCall Gaff Course Spin - 11pm PIAYLive Family Friday XBOX Rua and Game Night PLAYUve McCall Noon - loprn PLAYLie Role Playing liming Club PLAYUve McCall 6:3Dpm Chicken's Torchlight Parade Ends at E. Lake Street (View Parade Rage) 4-7pn URServed Snow Tubing Activity Barn 6:30pm Opening Ceremonies PreseMabon Depot Park (text to Hotel McCall) S:30pnn - lOpm Grand Bingo 1 doors open @ 5:30 1 games start @ 7 NMttork Lodge 7pm Fireworla Over Payette Lake View from Legacy & Depot Parks 6Pm - lopm PLAYUve Family Piva and Game Night PLAY-Ne McCall 7pm U of I vs BSU Hockey Mand ester Ice Centre 6pm Order I Coiled Wire Dnrer Rupert's a[ Hotel McCall 7:30pm Alpine Playhouse presens: "Leaving Iowa" Alpine Playhouse Spin - 2am Ladies Night & Kartolce Contest The Yacht Orb Brim LIVE MUSIC: Innocent Man Saknon River Brewery 7:3Opm Alpine Playhouse presents: "Leaving lava" Alpine Playhouse Spin - lopm Conn" Night " "21 and older only'" Nortflork Lodge Spin - 12am Optimist Club presents: NI ages ten dance ($5 adonis- ) M -D High School THURSDAY JANUARY 31, 2013 Spin - 2am PLAYLhe Late Night XBOX Gaming PLAYUye McCall Lorin Live MUSO: "Yer Mamma" Foresters eWEMrTIME EVENT DESCRIPTION EVENT LOCATION 10pm - 2am Live Music: "Ophelia" The Yacht Club All Day local Snow SDIpWre Viewing View Map All Day View To Spate Snow Sculpture Building Depot Park (next W hotel McCall) All Day $10 Snow Tube Rentals - 3 saes W loose from! Lakevew Chevron SATURDAY JANUARY 26, 2013 l lam - 4pm Sno-tube Golf McCall Golf Course EV EM TIME EVENT DESORPTION EVENT LOCATION Noon - 10pn PLAYUve Extreme Udmited XBOX Gme Pass PIAYI ve McCall All Day Local Snow Sculpture Vowing View Map 4 -7pm UR Served Show Tubing Activity Bain All Day PLAYUve's XBOX Controller and Console Custpmkabo, Workshops PLAYUve McCall 5pn - 8pm M -D Education Foundation Spirts & C ocolate Tasting Slone Lodge, Lipper Pavilion All Day $10 Snow Tube Rentals - 3 sizes W chcuse from! Lakeview Chevron Spin - lop. RAYLive's Club Black Ops II PLAYLve McCall All Day Brundage Beer & Gear Festival Brundage Mountain 7:301. Alpine Playt— presents: " Leaving Iowa" Alpine Maya — All Day Micas Gold Warming Room 1000 3rd Street 9pm - midnight Beard, Hairy, & Sexy Leg Competition Yacht Club 6am - 5pn Cascade Ice Fishing Derby Cascade Lake I Cascade American legion 9pn crazy Karaoke Contest Foresters Bain - llam All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast McCall Senior Center Sam - 6pm Craft Faire & Chocolate - YUM! (Indoor event) fchday Nn Express Mm[ Lodge loam - 4pm McCall Arts and Humanities Open House Iootth Centennial Plaza (Railroad & 3rd) FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1, 2013 loam - Spm Bazaar & Art Show I Free coffee with food bank donation Church of the Nazarene EVENT TIME WB DBOtB'DON EVENT LOCATION loam - IOpm Vendor Court Open E. Lake Street (acrpse from Legacy Park) All Day local Snow Sculpture Viewing View Map loam - 9Pm Beer Carden Open Depot Park (red to Hotel McCall) All Day PLAYLve's XBOX 360 / PS3 Came Trade Evert PLAYUve McCall loam - 9pn UR Served Snow Tubing Activity Barn All Day $10 Snow Tube Rentals - 3 saes W Goose from! Lakeview Chewon 10:30am - Noon Marks Gas Parade Ureup McCall - Dannelly High School loam ID Span Snow Sculpture Judging Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) clam - 4pm Snowshoe Coif McCall Golf Course llam - 4pm Snowsh. Goff McCall Golf Course Noon - 1:30pm March Gras Parade Downtown McCall llam - lop. Vendor Court Open E. Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) Noon - 2pm Parade Party Foresters Noon - 5pm PLAYUye Soul Caliber & Friends Fight Club PLAYUve McCall 2Pm - 6pm Iraraoke Party Forcers Noon - 9pn UR Served Snow Tubing Activity Barn 2pm - ]pion Main Stage Music Depot Park (red to Hotel McCall) 3pm - 10pn Beer Carden Open Depot Park (ned W Hotel McCall) 2:30pm - 5:30pm Flashpor t Snowflike Race McCall Golf Course 3pm - IOpin Yellow Couch Teen Center - Ages 13 -18 Yegow Couch 3:00pm Polar Plunge Alpine Village 6pm - 9:30pm Main Stage Music Karaoke Contest Depot Park (next. Hotel McCall) 31. - 101. 75th Anniversary Big Air Competition, fireworks & torchlight Parade Little Sid HO 6P. - lip. PIAYIive Family Friday XBOX Pala and Game Night II P1Aylhe McCall 4pm - 5pm Silent Auction and Art Show McCall Church of the Nazarene 7:30pm Alpine Playhouse presents: "Leaving Iowa" Alpine Playhouse 4pm - 7Pm PlAYLiw Call of Duty" Badc Ops 0 Tournament Warm -Up PLAYUve McCall 8pn WE MUSIC: Free Peoples Salmon River Brewery 5pm lobster Feed! McCall Golf Course 8pm McCall Stall on Ice: The MAGIC of BROADWAY Manchester Ice Centre Spin - lop. Yellow Couch Teen Center - Ages 13 -18 Yellow Cosh Spin DJ Dance Party Foresters 7:30pm Allure Playhouse presents: "Leaving Iowa" Alpine Playhouse 9pm - 12am Optimist Club presents: All ages teen dance ($S admission) M -D High Sdod 7pm - 9pm LIVE MUSIC: the Cosmic Flapjacks Yellow Mug Coffee Shop lope - 2am PLAYUve Late Night Zombie Game 49M PLAYUve McCall 7pm - lop. PLAYLhe Call of Duty: Back Ops 11 Tournament PLAYUye McCall 10pn - 2am Live Musk: "Buck Naked" The Yacht Club 7:30pn U of I vs BSU Hbdkey MandheGer Ice Centre Born LIVE MUSIC: Stone Seed Salmon River Brewery 9Pm - 12am Optimist Club presents: Teen Dance ages 16-20 ($5 admission) M -D High Sdod SATURDAY FEBRUARY 2, 2013 lop. LIVE MUSIC: -Ye, Mamma" Foresters WENT TIME EVENT DFSCRDn N WM LMRTM IOpm - 2am Live Music "Ophelia" The Yacht Club All Day Local Snow Sculpture Viewing View Map 11Pm - 2am PIAYU. late Night XBOX Mayhem Gaming PLAYUrya McCall All Day ID Spate Snow Sculpture Viewing Depot Park (ned to Hotel McCall) All Day PLAYUve XBOX Console and Controller Q6toriaabon Workshop Pi- ive McCall SUNDAY JANUARY 27, 2013 AN Dal' $10 Snow Tube Rentals - 3 sizes to douse from! Lakeview Chevron loam - Spin PLAYU. Minecraft Irmilab —I PLAYUve McCall EVENT TIME EVENT DESORPTION EVENT LOCATION loam - Spin Ulu Served Snow Tubing Activity Barn All Day Local Snow Sculpture Viewing View Map loam - lopm Vendor Court Open E. Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) AN Day $10 Snow Tube Rentals - 3 saes to dcoee from! Lakeview Chevron loam - IOpm Beer Carden Open Depot Park (red to Hotel McCall) Ali Day Brundage Beer & Gear Festivl Brundage Mountain llam - 4pm Snowshoe Golf McCall Goff Course loam - Spm Vend. Court Open E Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) Noon . 9pm Barley Brothers Winter Ale Festival Alpine Village loam - Spin Craft Faire & Chocolate - YUM! (Woo event) Holiday Nn Express Hart Lodge Noon - 3pm Snowmobile Fun Run & After Party (register Bam -noon) Bear Creek Lodge loam - 6pm lift Served Snow Tubing Achvty Barn Npon - lOpm Yellow Couch Teen Center - Ages 13 -18 Yellow Couch clam MCPAWS Morster Dog Pull Alpine Village 1:30pm - 9pm Main Stage Musk Depot Park (n t to HoWl McCall) llam - 4pm Snowshoe Golf McCall Golf Course 2Pm - 4pm WE BULL RIDING! TED Noon - 2pm PLAYUve XBOX dnect Dance Competition PLAYLive McCall 2:30prn - (i Family Bngo "AIL ages wehoome! Holiday Ion Egress Hunt Lodge Noon - Spin PLAYUve Father and Son day - Minecraft Challenge PLAYUve McCall 4pm - 7pm PLAYUve Call of DAY: Back Ops D Tournament Warm -Lip PLAYUve McCall 3pm - Spin PLAYUye XBOX IOred Wipeat Tournament PLAYLive McCall 6:30pn - 7pm Closing Ceremonies Depot Park (ned W Hotel McCall) Spin - Brim PLAYUve Sunday Madden 13 & Sports Night & Club Halo PLAYJve McCall 7m - llpm PLAYLive Call of Duty: Back Ops 0 Tournament PLAYLive McCall 7:30pn Alpine Paythouse presents: "leavirg Iowa" Alpine Playhouse 7:30pm Alpine Playhouse presents: *Leaving Iowa" Alpine Playhouse 8pm WE MUSIC: Tahvi Fesbwali - Chris Rata (doors open at 7pn!) McCall Golf Course MONDAY ( JANUARY 28, 2013 7pm Fireworks Over Payette Lake View from Legacy & Deport Parks 7pm - 9pn Open Mic Night Yellow Mug Coffee Shop EVEMTIME EVENT DBQPTION MEW LOCATION 7pm -11pm Monte Cantu Casino Night" 21 and over o-W- Northfork Lodge All Day local Snow Sculpture Viewing View Map 8pm LIVE MUSIC: Stellar Tide Salmon River Brewery AN Day $10 Snow Tube Rerhpals - 3 saes to cl—se from! lakeview Chevron Brim McCall Stau on Ice: the MAGIC of BROADWAY Manchester Ice Centre 12pm - Spin PLAYUye Minecraft Monday PLAYUve McCall 9prn - 12am Optimst Club presens: Teen Dance ages 16 -20 ($5 admission) M -D Hcjh Scud 4pm - 7pm Lift Served Snow Tubing Activity Barn IOpm Live Music: "Scott Pemberton Trio" Foresters Spin - Bpm Winter Art Gla Idaho First bank IOpm - 2am Live Musk: "Buck Naked- The Yacht Club 5pm - IOpm PIAYIIve The Walking Dead TV Season Catch Up Event PLAYUve McCall LIP. - 2am PLAYLfve late Night XBOX Gaming PLAYUve McCall 5pm - lop. PLAYUve Monday Might Madden 13 Football PIAYU. McCall SUNDAY FEBRUARY 3, 2013 TUESDAY JANUARY 29, 2013 EVENT 7IME EVENT DESORPTION EVENT LOCATION WENrTIME EVENT DESCRIPTION EVENT LOCATION All Day Lc al Snow Sculpture Viewing Vkw Map All Day Loral Snow Sculpture Viewing Vkw Map All Day $10 Snow Tube Rentals - 3 saes to choose f,—! Lakeview Chewon All Day $10 Snn v Tube Rentals - 3 sizes to choose from! Lakeview Chevron loam - 3pm Vend. Cart Open E. Lake Street (across from Legacy Park) Sam Idaho Spate Snow Sculpting Championship Begins Depot Park (next to Hotel McCall) loam - 6pm LM Served Snow Tubing Activity Barn Noon - loom PIAYU , Extreme Unlimited XBOX Game Pass NAYlive McCall Noon -2pm PLAYUve XBOX cared Dano=- Competition PLAYIive McCall 4 -7pm lift Served Snow Tubing Activity Bain Noon - Spin PLAYUw Father and Son Day - Minecraft Challenge PLAYLU- McCall 5-7pm Business After lours - Special Event! SL Luke's McCall 3pm - Spm PIAYU. XBOX IOred Wipeout Tournament PLAYLive McCall Spin - 8pm PLAYIJVe Sunday Madden 13 & So" Night & Cub Halo PLAYUve McCall