July 2000
Photos for July 19, 2000
Alma Rose and Frances Jeannin share stitching techniques with each other.
Local quilters, from left, Agnes Kissinger, Elise Grinter, Alma Rose, Nadine Moore and Frances Jeannin work together on their most recent project. The money the Riford Senior Quilters raise from quilting is donated to the Florence Riford Senior Center.
Alvamar Golf Course in Lawrence is a beautiful setting for a walk and a tough round of golf.
New coaches Don and Mark Elston hope to bring discipline and focus to a Tonganoxie team in need of some help.
Teammates on Tonganoxies Mr. Goodcents ballclub wait for their turns to bat during Sundays tournament semifinal game against the Linwood Lions. The team lost the game, but took third in the tournament.
Kay Soetaert has sold Legal Printing and Powerhouse Graphics, calling an end to a long career in the printing business.
Tonganoxie volunteer firefighters force water on a home during a training exercise last Saturday. The house was heavily damaged in the May 11 tornado, and the owner agreed firefighters could burn it down so they could practice search-and-rescue measures.
Alma Rose and Frances Jeannin share stitching techniques with each other.
Local quilters, from left, Agnes Kissinger, Elise Grinter, Alma Rose, Nadine Moore and Frances Jeannin work together on their most recent project. The money the Riford Senior Quilters raise from quilting is donated to the Florence Riford Senior Center.
Alvamar Golf Course in Lawrence is a beautiful setting for a walk and a tough round of golf.
New coaches Don and Mark Elston hope to bring discipline and focus to a Tonganoxie team in need of some help.
Teammates on Tonganoxies Mr. Goodcents ballclub wait for their turns to bat during Sundays tournament semifinal game against the Linwood Lions. The team lost the game, but took third in the tournament.
Kay Soetaert has sold Legal Printing and Powerhouse Graphics, calling an end to a long career in the printing business.
Tonganoxie volunteer firefighters force water on a home during a training exercise last Saturday. The house was heavily damaged in the May 11 tornado, and the owner agreed firefighters could burn it down so they could practice search-and-rescue measures.
Alma Rose and Frances Jeannin share stitching techniques with each other.
Local quilters, from left, Agnes Kissinger, Elise Grinter, Alma Rose, Nadine Moore and Frances Jeannin work together on their most recent project. The money the Riford Senior Quilters raise from quilting is donated to the Florence Riford Senior Center.
Alvamar Golf Course in Lawrence is a beautiful setting for a walk and a tough round of golf.
New coaches Don and Mark Elston hope to bring discipline and focus to a Tonganoxie team in need of some help.
Teammates on Tonganoxies Mr. Goodcents ballclub wait for their turns to bat during Sundays tournament semifinal game against the Linwood Lions. The team lost the game, but took third in the tournament.
Kay Soetaert has sold Legal Printing and Powerhouse Graphics, calling an end to a long career in the printing business.
Tonganoxie volunteer firefighters force water on a home during a training exercise last Saturday. The house was heavily damaged in the May 11 tornado, and the owner agreed firefighters could burn it down so they could practice search-and-rescue measures.
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