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Star -News Photos by Tom Grote
Winners of the Idaho Snow Sculpting Championship, held midweek during the 2010 McCall Winter
Carnival, and the home town of the builders were (clockwise from upper left) First Place, Twin Falls; Second
Place, Sandpoint; Fourth Place, Cascade; Third Place, Canyonville, Ore. Below right: Artist's Choice, Eagle.
`Fish with attitudewins state snow sculpting contest
A giant spike -collared bass re-
strained to a dock by a chain won
the 2010 Idaho Snow Sculpting
Championship held as part of the
McCall Winter Carnival.
The sculpture by Joe Szerwo
of Twin Falls was judged the best
of nine sculptures carved from
eight -foot blocks of snow over three
days at Depot Park in downtown
McCall.
Second place went to a frozen
jumble of numbers sculpted by the
Sandpoint team of Norm Smith,
Myles Hougen and Jeff Detzer.
Third place went to a graceful
sculpture of a swimming whale and
her calf made by Kelly Kolstad and
Melody Kolstad and Gayle Schoep-
fling of Canyonville, Ore.
Fourth place, depicting a woman
riding a horse, was awarded to
Jeff Weston and Matt Carpenter
of Cascade.
The Artists' Choice award,
chosen from among the sculptors
themselves, went to an elegant
sculpture of a finely dressed woman
descending a flight of stairs. The
piece was sculpted by Carole, Pa-
mela and Jerry Mooney of Eagle.
More on Winter Carnival on Page B•3
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