June 2001
Photos for June 5, 2001
Rebecca Hurla, left, and her sister-in-law, Colleen Hurla, draw beer for racing fans at the Kansas Speedway. They worked to raise money for the Tonganoxie Fire Department's auxiliary.
Rebecca Hurla, left, and her sister-in-law, Colleen Hurla, draw beer for racing fans at the Kansas Speedway. They worked to raise money for the Tonganoxie Fire Department's auxiliary.
Rebecca Hurla, left, and her sister-in-law, Colleen Hurla, draw beer for racing fans at the Kansas Speedway. They worked to raise money for the Tonganoxie Fire Department's auxiliary.
Parishioners from Sacred Heart Catholic Church served up a variety of food and drink. Working are, from left, Wilma Plake, Bob Schmalz, Peggy Schmalz and Cindy Korb.
Parishioners from Sacred Heart Catholic Church served up a variety of food and drink. Working are, from left, Wilma Plake, Bob Schmalz, Peggy Schmalz and Cindy Korb.
Parishioners from Sacred Heart Catholic Church served up a variety of food and drink. Working are, from left, Wilma Plake, Bob Schmalz, Peggy Schmalz and Cindy Korb.
Fans begin to congregate last Friday at the Kansas Speedway. Two Tonganoxie non-profit groups are working at the race track, selling drinks and food, to raise funds for projects.
Fans begin to congregate last Friday at the Kansas Speedway. Two Tonganoxie non-profit groups are working at the race track, selling drinks and food, to raise funds for projects.
Fans begin to congregate last Friday at the Kansas Speedway. Two Tonganoxie non-profit groups are working at the race track, selling drinks and food, to raise funds for projects.
Action at the Kansas Speedway got under way this past weekend. About 45,000 fans attended the races.
Action at the Kansas Speedway got under way this past weekend. About 45,000 fans attended the races.
Action at the Kansas Speedway got under way this past weekend. About 45,000 fans attended the races.
Seniors, from left, Sheldon Trieb, Jacob Hoffhines, Joey Holek and Tony Miller are among the 11 that the boys track team will have to replace next year. The Chieftains lost point-winners from nearly every event, but THS Coach Phil Williams said that he was confident his team would work hard in the off-season to replace departed teammates. Other graduating boys are Kent Clubine, Ryan Hatfield, Aaron Knipp, Rodney Lobb, Matt Needham, Roger Robinson and Jacob Sledd. Aubrey Mikijanis was the only senior on the girls team.
Seniors, from left, Sheldon Trieb, Jacob Hoffhines, Joey Holek and Tony Miller are among the 11 that the boys track team will have to replace next year. The Chieftains lost point-winners from nearly every event, but THS Coach Phil Williams said that he was confident his team would work hard in the off-season to replace departed teammates. Other graduating boys are Kent Clubine, Ryan Hatfield, Aaron Knipp, Rodney Lobb, Matt Needham, Roger Robinson and Jacob Sledd. Aubrey Mikijanis was the only senior on the girls team.
Seniors, from left, Sheldon Trieb, Jacob Hoffhines, Joey Holek and Tony Miller are among the 11 that the boys track team will have to replace next year. The Chieftains lost point-winners from nearly every event, but THS Coach Phil Williams said that he was confident his team would work hard in the off-season to replace departed teammates. Other graduating boys are Kent Clubine, Ryan Hatfield, Aaron Knipp, Rodney Lobb, Matt Needham, Roger Robinson and Jacob Sledd. Aubrey Mikijanis was the only senior on the girls team.
Volunteer firefighters help Jim Pennel, McLouth, to safety after Pennel's canoe capsized Monday afternoon on flood-swollen Stranger Creek about 12 miles north of Tonganoxie. Neither Pennel nor his 14-year-old son, Derrek, required medical attention.
Volunteer firefighters help Jim Pennel, McLouth, to safety after Pennel's canoe capsized Monday afternoon on flood-swollen Stranger Creek about 12 miles north of Tonganoxie. Neither Pennel nor his 14-year-old son, Derrek, required medical attention.
Volunteer firefighters help Jim Pennel, McLouth, to safety after Pennel's canoe capsized Monday afternoon on flood-swollen Stranger Creek about 12 miles north of Tonganoxie. Neither Pennel nor his 14-year-old son, Derrek, required medical attention.
Orley "Chip" Taylor, right, helps youth understand the intricacies of beekeeping on Saturday at Leavenworth County Fairgrounds in Tonganoxie. For more about Taylor's work, see page 5B.
Orley "Chip" Taylor, right, helps youth understand the intricacies of beekeeping on Saturday at Leavenworth County Fairgrounds in Tonganoxie. For more about Taylor's work, see page 5B.
Orley "Chip" Taylor, right, helps youth understand the intricacies of beekeeping on Saturday at Leavenworth County Fairgrounds in Tonganoxie. For more about Taylor's work, see page 5B.
