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Published November 15, 2008, 12:00 AM

Images from 11/15/08 Edition of The Jamestown Sun

Images from 11/14/08 Edition of The Jamestown Sun


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Paul Lunde talks about his three “Hunting Fever” board games spread out before him. Lunde has created “Buck Fever,” “Pheasant Fever” and “Duck Fever,” which mimic live hunting experiences.

  • Toni Pirkl / The Sun<br /><br />Paul Lunde talks about his three “Hunting Fever” board games spread out before him. Lunde has created “Buck Fever,” “Pheasant Fever” and “Duck Fever,” which mimic live hunting experiences.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Space shuttle Endeavour lifts off from pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center, Friday, in Cape Canaveral, Fla.. Endeavour’s seven-member crew is on a mission to the International Space Station.
  • AP photo<br /><br />U.S. President George W. Bush greets Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy, right, to the Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy Friday on the north portico of the White House in Washington as he arrived for dinner.
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />Jamestown High School’s Kristi Meikle and Morgan Dale (16) leap for a block during the Blue Jays’ West Region semifinal loss to Bismarck Century.
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />Katie O’Neill (12) of Jamestown College drives around Dakota Wesleyan defender Jessica Deinert during the Jimmies’ non-conference win over the Tigers on Friday at the Civic Center.
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />Above, Byron Jones of Jamestown College drives down the court. Below, Luke Lorenz (20) of the Jimmies looks to the basket under pressure from Dakota Wesleyan defender Ike Muoneke (40).
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />Above, Byron Jones of Jamestown College drives down the court. Below, Luke Lorenz (20) of the Jimmies looks to the basket under pressure from Dakota Wesleyan defender Ike Muoneke (40).
  • AP photo<br /><br />A firefighter drags a hose as a fire rages in the background, Friday in Santa Barbara, Calif. Firefighters struggled Friday against an out-of-control wildfire that destroyed at least 100 homes in a wealthy, celebrity-studded enclave, flaring up so fast that it caught some terrified residents behind the automatic gates of their mansions.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Minot’s Dagny Knutson celebrates her record-breaking win in the 200-yard freestyle during the state swimming meet on Friday in Mandan.
  • AP photo<br /><br />The South Dakota state Christmas tree arrived Friday at the state Capitol in Pierre. The The 54-foot Black Hills spruce was cut Thursday near Deadwood and will be placed in the Capitol rotunda for a public display that will include about 100 smaller trees.
  • AP photo <br /><br />A soot-covered Chuck Moad of the Black Hawk Volunteer Fire Dept. takes a quick breather before switching oxygen tanks and heading back into the home of John Fredericksen during a house fire Friday morning in Rockerville, S.D. Fire crews from Rapid City, Hill City, Whispering Pines, Black Hawk and Rockerville responded to the fire but were unable to save the house.
  • Sandy Eckelberg / The Sun<br /><br />The “Lambkin” melon matures early and produces more melons. They can also be stored longer.
  • Submitted photo<br /><br />Prairie Rose Garden Club held its last meeting of the year on Tuesday, where new officers were installed. They are: front, from left, Jolene Mickelson, treasurer; Dodie Fuoss, vice president; Kathy Schulz, president; Samantha Rexine, secretary; and Angie Maetzold, publicity. Attending the meeting were, back, from left, Dan Buchanan, Shirley Meidinger, Jodi Caldwell, Sherry Bracken, Pam Grant, Verna Peterson, Amy Leonard-Sailor, Rickie Posley, Todd Sailor, Betty Brosz, Sandy Green, Mary Lee O’Meara, Carolyn Severson and Gloria Mickelson. Not pictured is Ken Schulz. The club’s meetings will resume in March.