July 2000
Photos for July 26, 2000
Sunflower Hills Golf Course in Bonner Springs features picturesque views.
Jesse Sours sights in on the target during Saturdays 4-H air rifle shoot. This is the first year shooting has been a ribbon event.
Mike Webb, Chieftain basketball coach, times Brett Cruickshank while teammates look on during last weeks summer basketball camp. The camps focus was on fundamentals, but the team did work on some offensive and defense plays.
This pond draws visitors interested in boating, fishing or swimming.
Surrounded by freshly made bottles of tomato vinaigrette, honey dijon mustard and cucumber pickles, Cathy Hawes, left, and Betsy Faubion pack green beans into sterile jars. The women grow much of the produce that they can at Doolittle Farms, and the remainder is obtained from area growers.
Lisa Marrs, Girl Scout, finally gets the courage to try out the zip line with the help of Susan Roberts, zip line assistant, and Janet Gripka, leader, Saturday at the Girl Scout day camp at Camp Tongawood. About 160 girls gathered for four days of activities at the Career Camp.
Bill New, left, chairman of First State Bank and Trust, visits last Friday with Dolph Simons Jr., editor and publisher of the Lawrence Journal-World. Simons spoke to Tonganoxie Chamber of Commerce members at Bichelmeyer's Steakhouse.
Howard Jones, Linwood, sprays several hundred grilling chicken halves with barbecue sauce Saturday at the annual Linwood Lions Club Chicken Barbecue. The club served 654 meals at its fund-raiser.
Bryan Ross, 17, sells cool treats to Laney Walker, 4, and Logan Walker, 5, from the swimming pool snack bar.
David Rawls encourages his daughter, Megan, 2, to jump in during a day outing to the Tonganoxie swimming pool. The local pool is celebrating its 75th birthday this year.
Sunflower Hills Golf Course in Bonner Springs features picturesque views.
Jesse Sours sights in on the target during Saturdays 4-H air rifle shoot. This is the first year shooting has been a ribbon event.
Mike Webb, Chieftain basketball coach, times Brett Cruickshank while teammates look on during last weeks summer basketball camp. The camps focus was on fundamentals, but the team did work on some offensive and defense plays.
This pond draws visitors interested in boating, fishing or swimming.
Surrounded by freshly made bottles of tomato vinaigrette, honey dijon mustard and cucumber pickles, Cathy Hawes, left, and Betsy Faubion pack green beans into sterile jars. The women grow much of the produce that they can at Doolittle Farms, and the remainder is obtained from area growers.
Lisa Marrs, Girl Scout, finally gets the courage to try out the zip line with the help of Susan Roberts, zip line assistant, and Janet Gripka, leader, Saturday at the Girl Scout day camp at Camp Tongawood. About 160 girls gathered for four days of activities at the Career Camp.
Bill New, left, chairman of First State Bank and Trust, visits last Friday with Dolph Simons Jr., editor and publisher of the Lawrence Journal-World. Simons spoke to Tonganoxie Chamber of Commerce members at Bichelmeyer's Steakhouse.
Howard Jones, Linwood, sprays several hundred grilling chicken halves with barbecue sauce Saturday at the annual Linwood Lions Club Chicken Barbecue. The club served 654 meals at its fund-raiser.
Bryan Ross, 17, sells cool treats to Laney Walker, 4, and Logan Walker, 5, from the swimming pool snack bar.
David Rawls encourages his daughter, Megan, 2, to jump in during a day outing to the Tonganoxie swimming pool. The local pool is celebrating its 75th birthday this year.
Sunflower Hills Golf Course in Bonner Springs features picturesque views.
Jesse Sours sights in on the target during Saturdays 4-H air rifle shoot. This is the first year shooting has been a ribbon event.
Mike Webb, Chieftain basketball coach, times Brett Cruickshank while teammates look on during last weeks summer basketball camp. The camps focus was on fundamentals, but the team did work on some offensive and defense plays.
This pond draws visitors interested in boating, fishing or swimming.
Surrounded by freshly made bottles of tomato vinaigrette, honey dijon mustard and cucumber pickles, Cathy Hawes, left, and Betsy Faubion pack green beans into sterile jars. The women grow much of the produce that they can at Doolittle Farms, and the remainder is obtained from area growers.
Lisa Marrs, Girl Scout, finally gets the courage to try out the zip line with the help of Susan Roberts, zip line assistant, and Janet Gripka, leader, Saturday at the Girl Scout day camp at Camp Tongawood. About 160 girls gathered for four days of activities at the Career Camp.
Bill New, left, chairman of First State Bank and Trust, visits last Friday with Dolph Simons Jr., editor and publisher of the Lawrence Journal-World. Simons spoke to Tonganoxie Chamber of Commerce members at Bichelmeyer's Steakhouse.
Howard Jones, Linwood, sprays several hundred grilling chicken halves with barbecue sauce Saturday at the annual Linwood Lions Club Chicken Barbecue. The club served 654 meals at its fund-raiser.
Bryan Ross, 17, sells cool treats to Laney Walker, 4, and Logan Walker, 5, from the swimming pool snack bar.
David Rawls encourages his daughter, Megan, 2, to jump in during a day outing to the Tonganoxie swimming pool. The local pool is celebrating its 75th birthday this year.
