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Published December 06, 2008, 12:00 AM

Photos from December 6, 2008

All photos from the December 6, 2008 Jamestown Sun.


Janell Cole / N.D. Capitol Bureau

University of Mary students Aaron Knoll, left, and Derek Weigand congratulate the Rev. James Shea Friday after he was named the university’s next president. Knoll and Weigand knew Shea when they were students at St. Mary’s Central High School in Bismarck, where Shea was formerly an instructor.


  • Janell Cole / N.D. Capitol Bureau <br /><br />University of Mary students Aaron Knoll, left, and Derek Weigand congratulate the Rev. James Shea Friday after he was named the university’s next president. Knoll and Weigand knew Shea when they were students at St. Mary’s Central High School in Bismarck, where Shea was formerly an instructor.<br /><br />
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />Olivia Moe licks the chocolate chip cookie dough from a beater Friday as she and other second-grade students at St. John’s Academy baked cookies and then sold the treats.
  • “Hopefully, our members will cover a broad area of expertise and be able to offer that expertise to people who need it.”<br /><br />Dick?Geigle<br /><br />SCORE assistant manager
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />Ava Geffre, first-grade student at St. John’s Academy in Jamestown, gets some assistance from her dad, Eddie, Friday as the two decorated a gingerbread house as part of a class project.
  • Ethan Douglas, kindergarten student at Roosevelt Elementary School in Jamestown, unwraps a piece of candy Friday to use on his gingerbread house as part of a class project.<br /><br />John M. Steiner<br /><br />The Sun
  • Kenzie Carlson, first-grade student at St. John’s Academy in Jamestown, gets help from her mother, Deb Trnovec, as the two work on a gingerbread project Friday.
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />Kaylee Olson, first-grade student at St. John’s Academy in Jamestown, plays with a piece of red licorice while taking a break from working on a gingerbread house Friday as part of a class project.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Pat Williams (left) and Kevin Williams (93) practice with the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday. The Williamses had their four-game suspensions temporarily overturned in court on Friday, allowing them to play this weekend against the winless Detroit Lions.
  • Vancouver’s Daniel Sedin (right) jumps out of the way as teammate Kevin Bieksa (not shown) scores on a power play against Minnesota Wild goalie Niklas Backstrom and defenseman Kim Johnsson (5) on Friday in St. Paul, Minn.<br /><br />AP photo
  • Amber<br /><br />Ramlo
  • Chad? Rudolph
  • Amy? Roth
  • Raime Anderson
  • From left: Rhonda Sorensen, Julie Braun
  • Ben Backstrom
  • Barb Mickelson
  • Submitted photo<br /><br />Several teachers in the Jamestown Public School District were recently honored for having more than 24 years of service to the district. Pictured, front from left, are RobertaOverby, Elaine Hegland, Diane Helmstetler, Barb Moos andboard President Roy Musland; back, from left, Mike Rudy, Ruth Brubakken,Barb Moser and Superintendent Bob Toso. Not pictured are Marney Shirley, Barry Buchholtz and Diane Crowston.
  • Levi Harrington
  • AP photo<br /><br />Jiffy, a border collie mix dog, rests in the office of the Sheboygan (Wis.) County Humane Society on Friday. The elderly dog froze to the sidewalk when it was left outside overnight in single-digit temperatures, but the dog, described as “morbidly obese” at more than 120 pounds, survived due to insulation from layers of fat, according to the Humane Society. Shelter manager Carey Payne said the dog weighs three times what it should weigh. The dog’s owner was arrested on suspicion of animal neglect.
  • AP photo<br /><br />The Minnesota Timberwolves’ Al Jefferson goes to the basket against Sean Williams of the New Jersey Nets during Friday night’s game.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Actor and singer-songwriter Billy Bob Thornton performs with his band, The Boxmasters, as the opening act for Willie Nelson & Family in Dubuque, Iowa, Thursday.