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Published December 16, 2008, 12:00 AM

Photos from December 16, 2008

All photos from the December 16, 2008 Jamestown Sun.


John M. Steiner / The Sun

A pair of Good Samaritans help a motorist get out of the deep snow Monday in downtown Jamestown. For more on the weather, see B7.

  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />A pair of Good Samaritans help a motorist get out of the deep snow Monday in downtown Jamestown. For more on the weather, see B7.
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />A woman stands back Monday looking at a path she cleared from snow. More than 8 inches of snow fell in Jamestown during a weekend blizzard that brought deep-freeze temperatures with high winds to the region.
  • Cast members of “The Nutcracker,” including several Jamestown residents, rehearse Monday at the Reiland Fine Arts Center in Jamestown. Northern Plains Ballet, of Bismarck, will present the holiday classic tonight at Jamestown College. Admission for the ballet is adults $18, students/ seniors $15 and children under 12 $12.<br /><br />John M. Steiner<br /><br />The Sun
  • While Gary Bilhoff uses a shovel, Jeff Schutt, manager at Continental Bistro, uses a snowblower to clear the sidewalks Monday in front of the downtown Jamestown business.
  • A vehicle parked in downtown Jamestown is partially buried in snow Monday.
  • A woman walks in the brisk air Monday in downtown Jamestown.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Minnesota Vikings defensive tackle Pat Williams is seen during a game against Green Bay earlier this season. Williams will miss anywhere from two to six weeks with a fractured shoulder.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Utah’s Paul Millsap (24) runs into Boston’s Kevin Garnett (5) during the first half of their NBA basketball game in Boston on Monday.
  • John M. Steiner / The Sun<br /><br />A Wal-Mart truck-driver removes some snow from underneath his rig Monday in Jamestown.
  • Submitted photo<br /><br />Jeanette Srozinski prepares to deliver cookies to Telecare Clients, an annual event for the Jamestown Hospital Auxiliary. Telecare is a free, friendly call made Monday through Friday to people who live alone and don’t have family to check on them. This service has been provided to the community for more than 30 years. For more information, call Ginne at 952-4809.
  • Submitted photo<br /><br />From Left, Sig Trimble, Martha Trautman, LaVonne Magstadt, Marlys Perleberg, Kathy Huber, Mary Gainsforth and Lue Struble have prepared the Trees of Love for Christmas at Jamestown Hospital. These trees, one in the hospital lobby and one in the cafeteria, are decorated with glass hearts that have been purchased to honor or remember someone. These funds will be used to purchase materials for safety rails, surgery pillows and baby items for patients. Those wishing to donate will find the forms in the hospital Gift Shoppe.
  • AP photo<br /><br />Raedell Reinhardt uses a shovel to clear her driveway on east Boulevard Avenue in Bismarck on Monday afternoon in the 40 below windchill. Reinhardt said she put on a facemask to help stay warm in the arctic air now covering the entire state. She also said the weekend blizzard was “kind of nice but this digging out is something else.” The high temperature on Monday was minus 10 degrees Farenheit.