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8B THE BELLEVILLE TELESCOPE, Thursday. September 28,1989 The 1990 New Car Showing I SAVE BIG ON ALL REMAINING 1989 MODELS C1500 Sport Fleetside Silverado Pickup (P.E.G.-#4) Cutlass Supreme mwmmm THE TDEMYS CHEVROLET'" Lumina 2 -dr. Euro Coupe (with Aluminum Wheels and Spoiler) CHEVROLET mm mm GM MNMAL MOTORS CORPORATION CFREIGHTLINER) TRUCKS I Jewell Couple In Kansas City With Sick Baby Has Car Stolen A Jewell couple in Kansas City seeking emergenqr care for their newborn baby had their car stolen early September 21. Donald and Kathy Motes, Jewell, had their newborn baby, Karey, taken to Children's Mercy Hospital Monday, because the has one of the area's best-equipped nurseries for babies with medical problems. Karey was bom Sunday, and doctors discovered fluid between the baby's chest and lungs.

She was flown to hospitals in Salina, Wichita and Kansas City within hours of her birth. The Moteses drove nearly six hours from Jewell Monday to Kansas City. Early Thursday, their car was stolen from the parking lot at the Ronald McDonald House at 2501 Cherry Street in Kansas City. The house provides lodging for families of sick children. The 1972 Chevrolet, which was not insured against theft, also contained $200 hidden the glove compartment, clothing belonging to Mrs.

Motes, and diapers, formula and clothing for the baby. El Dorado Motor Company To Reorganize As New Firm ElDorado Motor Corporation, Minneapolis, has filed its plan of tion under bankruptcy, and plans for a new company to takeover its assets and specified liabilities. The ownership and management of the new company, Honorbuilt Industries, is comprised of several key managers currently employed by EUDorado. ElDorado's plan of reorganisation under federal bankruptcy code deals with settlement of the company's outstanding debt, and acquisition of the company's assets by the new company. Robert L.

Stewart, chairman and chief executive officer of ElDorado, said the reorganisation plan should produce new, viable ongoing busmess," reports the Minneapolis Messenger. Gregory K. Stewart, president and chief operating officer of ElDorado and president and CEO of Honorbuilt Industries, Inc. said the new company will be more conservative with sales projections and will have a smaller work force. He said he would expect an average employment of 132 persons, building up to 195 persons by 1995.

Other principals involved in the planned acquisition are Michael D. Wedel, rado's vice president of marketmg and Honorbuilt's new chief operating officer; Richard M. Muller, vice president of finance and chief finaincial officer for rado who will serve in the same role for Honorbuilt; Dennis Shaw, vice president of sales for ElDorado and vice president of sales and marketing for built, and -K. Mark Wedel, president of Town Country Chevrolet and Courtesy Ford who will serve on the board of directors of Honorbuilt. Workshop On Non-Profit Organizations For Community Development The North Central Regional Planning Commission and the Kansas Center for Cuba Mrs.

E.F.Stepanek "'1 4 September and LaVem Kopsa, spent Labor Day weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Grimm of Wauneta, Nebr. The couples contbued to Colorado Springs and Denver area. Mrs.

Mumie Benyshek, celebrated her birthday at the Golden Bell Haven. Guests in her home were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schwars, Topeka, Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Stmach, Kansas City, Ruth McMillan, Marysville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Wiruth, Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Skucixis. Mr. and Mrs. LaVem Kopsa, Cuba, Virginia Strickbme and Bill Gillard, Phoenix, were FViday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Don Havel at Clyde. Mrs. Irene Benigar, Sacramento, arrived September 12 to visit Mr. and Mrs. LaVem Kopsa and other relatives.

September 13 guests of Mr. and Mrs. LaVem Kopsa were: Mr. and Mrs. Mel Boehmer, El Paso, Virginia Strickbme and Bill Gillard, Eleanor Strickbine, Belleville, Mr.

and Mrs. Don Havel, Leora Pentico, Agenda, Irene Benigar, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fojt. Sunday visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Stepanek, were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Robison, Kyle and Kelle of Scandia. Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. Carol Reynolds, Derby, were here visiting relatives and friends. Louis TVecek celebrated his birthday, September 12 with a coffee at Cuba Cafe. Seventy attended. Monday marked the birthday of Paul Walthers, who celebrated at Cuba Cafe with a coffee.

Mr. and Mrs. Ehner Dolesal and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walthers attended the fair at Hutchinson.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis TVecek and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Houdek, Salina, drove to Kansas City, TViesday, where they met Donna Houdek, Las Vegas, Nev.

They celebrated Mrs. Houdek and Louis Trecek's birthdays and attended the Royals gams. At Lawrence, they visited Greg and Doug Houdek. Mr. and Kfrs.

Paul Walthers spent Sunday Hastings, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harms, Roiella Stansbury and Reba Harrington. Mrs. Margaret Shulda, Cuba, and Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Turner, attended the Peake family reunion Sunday at Mahaska. Mrs. Margaret Shulda, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Goebel and daughter, Fairbury, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Goebel and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Luuther Goebel and Rellen, Mahaska, Mrs.

Clara Cullison, Blue Springs, and Maxine Rose met at the Mahaska Conununity Center, Friday for a reunion. Mrs. Shulda, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Luther Goebel, Mrs.

Ernie Goebel and Clara Cullison, were school mates at the HopeweU Country school in the Mahaska area. Sepember 17, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Neiderhiser attended the Neiderhiser reunion at Abilene. Mrs.

Virginia Bishop, Valley Center, came to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Chopp and Christina. September 16, weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Dnpal were: Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Skbton. Oinaha, Bruce Carver, Wichita, MicheUe and Jenny Carver, Mrs. Edgar Bishop, Valley Centen Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Dutton, Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Chopp and Christine, Ekie Klima, Cuba. Community Economic Development will offer a workshop on creating and maintaining non-profit organisations for rural community development in Concordia on October 26 from 8:30 to 4 p.m.

at Cloud County Community College. The workshop presenters are from the Kansas Legal Services's Rural Development Team consisting of attomeys and other professional staff who have a combined experience of more than 40 years working with non-profit organisations. The workshop will provide all legal materials needed to set up a non-profit organisation for economic development and the presenters will discuss legal issues which communities may encounter. Registration deadline is October 19. For more information contact Beth Tatarko, Kansas Center for Community Economic Development, College Court Building, Kansas State University.

September at the Aima Janasek home were: Rev. and Mrs. Forest Stmad, Faribault, Mrs. Fem Dee Lindahl, San Diego, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Kuchera, Lincoln, John Kasper, Green, Mrs. Wihna Rose, Seattle, Mrs. Gayle Hanson, Topeka; Mrs. Marlin Havel, John Kuchera, Belleville, J. P.

Kuchera, Manhattan, Mrs. Sid Scofield, BeUeviUe. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Splichal spent the weekend with Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Laskey and Eddie, Houston, Tex. Catholic Workman Br. 86 families had a picnic at St. George's Catholic Church.

Mrs. Evelyn Cerveny of Fairbury and daughters of Lincok, vbited Mrs. Elsie Stransky Saturday. September entertamed Mrs. Ernest Kvasnicka I Club in her home September 11.

Pitch was played. Prises went to Mrs. Kvasnicka and Mrs. Joe Fiala. Other members present were: Mrs.

Ruth Kirk, Mrs. Richard Lachman, Mrs. Ben Holloway, Mrs. William HoUoway, Helen Naliiger, Mrs. Vesta Kvasnicka and Mrs.

Chester Chopp. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tuma September 14 were: Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Erdtmann, Philadelphia, George Erdtmann, Great Bend; Uii. and Mrs. Charley Blecha, Cuba; Mr. and Mrs. H.

J. TWa, Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Vem Hardenburger, Mrs. Ruth Kirk, Narka.

Mrs. Ruth Dejmal accompanied Mrs. Don Dejmal to Wichita September 9 to attend a shower for Lynette Cunningham, who will marry Lyie Dejmal October 9. They also visited in the Lee Dejmal home. Dr.

and Mrs. D. L. Mach of Peoria, spent the weekend visitmg Mr. and Mrs.

Bohman Mach and Mrs. Blanche Bartel, after they had spent several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mach and Brett Shawnee. Saturday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Bohman Mach were Dr. and Mrs. Duane Mach, Peoria, 111., Mr. and Mrs.

Rick Mach, Salina, Beverly George, Chester, Mrs. Blanche Bartel, Narka. The Narka Fire Department sponsored a meeting September 13, 7:30 p.m. in Denton Hall, showing a tape on home fire safety, to Get Out Lunch was served..