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Show y r tyt iyt1,t"i ff 14 w y yy yyirywi ' .9 THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, January 25, 1962 t .' 11 1 t )U . V. I .J - , I v" txy FlZsZ'k Krr .' f' - ' 3 ; - ? , - ; ''"' h r ? " , , -,- ..,.:-.u;- j;, , jy, r - s , i'; 1,; y : , -- s ' v t ' ' , , 1 c CV i. o 'K3 v - -- if 3, , 7 u ! " ' i - 1 1 KT ' ''' TC a1: m ' Av- ' -- 1 1 ,:. I r ; j 1 L ? 'i f v J Vy ?t ' 1 A fp. - ' ''1 ky k f ! i ?r - " , v V"- c v. v'" ' t . su. v J - CK ,! .- , x;: ' , f o s' f sv 1 - , r . A V I :u kttStfttc ,wj V1- 1 fit in Hey, Mom, when is Dad coming home for supper? snow sculpturing contest. awiiftn'in V- tje It was a prize winner at Intermountain . 1 ; If if - $ .n looking like another planet, snow sculptures rose from weekend. HL. intfiaC c; J K f jrjrk. & the campus at Intermountain this past . . . v -- 4", t JOUSSiXhlsSliJI- m rt mans . , , Snow plows became of winter weather. A NEWS & " best friends with the recent selge tl l Ik ! wV J JOURNAL PICTURE PAGE 5 1 Snow Falls, Mercury Too It's Really Winter . . . Not much you can do about this cold weather, son, except growl and bear it. . . r4 I I) win- - Another prize ner at Intermountain. Old Man Winter has thrown his The contest was open to boys in hardest punch in years at the Biig-ha- 16 dormatones ranging from eleCity area and with a good mentary school age to eleventh many people, hes not such a grade. They were given one evepopular gent. ning and a morning to complete their masterpieces. Plaintiffs include those who find A trouble starting their car in the Indian head morning, snow crews, drivers who won first place and a $12 .cash get stuck in snow banks, women prize for students in Building 24, who won't drive to Ogden over directed by Willis Begay. the slippery highway, and fathers Second prize was divided among who must put retired muscles to boys in Building 23, 43 and 58. work clearing the walk. Faculty directors were Matthew But others look on tire. snow as Johnson, Orville Mestes and John a pretty good thing. Like the Joe Leo. the farmers who always need It was these youngsters who moisture, kids who just like to the bears dinosaur, sculptured bounce around in it, battery dealand Eskimos. hardware ers, fuel companies, dealers (who still have shovels in The contest was staged under school direction of Crosslin F. Smith, stock) and Intermountam students. guidance teacher, and Joseph E. of the boys guidance Just about anybody can make a Weight, head department. snowball or even fashion a snow JUDGES WERE George D. t, man. But it took students at InLDS instructor at the school, termountain school to convert natures offering into woiks of art and Rev. Horace E. Fisher, director of the Baptist Indian cen-tethis past weekend. , X v t 4F r ry p ;v H. ' 4 ? ( t' . 1 r ,V t i ! -- I , The occasion was the schools first annual snow sculpturing conAs it turned out, the sculptures, test. From the white campus located in front of the administratsprang up such cold characters as ion building, were a major attraca dinosaur, a bear and her cub tion for residents of the local area. and an Eskimo family complete Cars slowly circling the outside with igloo and kayak. art gallery were a common sight, 1 ) J ? i f A ,) IJf ! t Sfc. .Jiff g f J 1 . . Nature did a little carving of her own as canyon winds drifted this snow in unusual patterns on Second South. , . If i t t l i i KT? v - . t'S fi y h 'f' I J! Jl- - " ) " 1 t '' r I , : Vs -- r Eil IP f If-- UNMOV- 1 t t i 4 tY Dur-ran- 'V . ' j if t fr $t L x- Genuine deer horns gave this figure a realistic touch. f V' ujj j A, V , i , n t i -h I fjj' I f i looks more like a cow. osfikT Not much activity these days at this summer property in Box Elder canyon near Mantua. , 't1 1 Except he ' 'O I f , .. I i A i , v 1 sj t - 1 i j ', ' , , f , t ' iw 2 v I I- - a"--- -' f jr- - is N. k. Mt 4si : p 1 1 i I ' ! i, i;l ;1 r ir- - T, t - U , 4 , i f ' ,) - I1 -r 'l, I $4 i 4 , Y- ! l I I;! i rv f ' . i t v 'M t I , n 1 i i i w, rV) i i 41 I , . . One more snow storm and Mrs. D, C. Sorensen, Mantua, will have to dig in for the mail, . . . Wallace Jcppsen, diltmua. Mantua, engrossed IA ALA in a , . , This artislie endeavor was the past weekend. first-plac- winner In intcrniountain's snow sculphuing contest this e ft. AAAI " fwt |