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4B Daily Times, St. Cloud, Minn. July 3, 1984 Engagements DAILY MAI fiHffiT 251 BARGAIN Tl-fl il 3575 1 PRICES MON. ADULT 114 MATINEES MATINEE THRU SAT. DAILY 1:30, 3:45, 7:00 9:30 INDIANA JONES and the Temple of Doom If adventure has a name, it must be Indiana 'WJPWnwiiiiiW juiih i puu ihwuii .1.11 inn mmmv mii m.

iiiiiimhwh-u I) '-V 1 ktCuMik niitfi? iiiiiim 1 niittrwafoM. hum .11 ftwW, 111 1 1 mm HARRISON FORD Evans-Beste LITTLE FALLS Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans, Route 2, announce the engagement of their daughter, Yvonne, to A PARAMOUNT PICTURE DAILY 3:45, 7:00 Schwankl-Kloskin Klosin-Schwankl Phyllis and Eugene Then, Route 6, announce the engagement of their daughter, Judy Kloskin, to Scot Schwankl, son of Helen and Roman Lenger, 3705 St. Germain W.

Kloskin is a 1978 graduate of Apollo High School and is employed by Stearns Manufacturing. Schwankl is a 1977 graduate of Apollo High School and is employed by Nash Finch. An Aug. 4 wedding is planned. Scapanski-Fox Scapanski-Fox FOLEY Mr.

and Mrs. Jerome Sca-panski announce the engagement of their daughter, Carmel, to John E. Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Fox.

Scapanski is a graduate of Foley High School and is employed by Fan-del's Department Store, St. Cloud. Fox is a graduate of Foley High School and farms near Foley. An Oct. 20 wedding at Sts.

Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Gilman, is planned. RODERT REDFORD Popp-Kelm Popp-Kelm RICE Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Popp, Route 2, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rachelle Ann, to Todd Alan Kelm, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Chet Kelm, 2 Skyview Drive, Sauk Rapids. Poppisa 1980 graduate of Sauk Rapids High School and 1981 graduate of St. Cloud Area Vocational-Technical Institute. She is employed as a receptionist by North way Dental Associates, St.

Cloud. Kelm is 1981 graduate of Sauk Rapids High School and is a student at St. Cloud State University. He is employed DAILY 1:30, 3:45, 7:10 9:30 (HUiHKHT KATIN(i) ONE OF THE YEAR'S BEST MOVIES." Hiwrr Khrrt, CHICAGO SUNTIMKS NATURAL John Beste, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Al Beste, Freeport. Evans is a 1979 graduate of Little Falls Community High School and attended Willmar Community College. She is employed as a chiropractic assistant by Dr. G.M. Kintop, Long Prairie.

Beste is a 1978 graduate of Melrose High School and Willmar Community College. He is employed by Freeport Roller Mills. 3:30. 7:15 'A I 111 Cute. Clever.

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An Aug. 11 wedding is planned. A 22 wedding ig planned oooooooooooooooooooooo Karate Kid It's time for his moment of truth. DAILY MATINEES 7 DAYS A WEEK BARGAIN MATINEE PRICES MON. THRU SAT.

-(EXCEPT INDIANA JONES) ADULT $2.50 1 1 UNDER $1.50 jOncM! Howndlra.1 Aibum AvlllabteOnl Seeing Is Believing! One Hour Quality Color Developing DAILY 3:30, 7:00 9:15 Disc-110 -126-135 Landwehr-Prom Peckskamp-Headley Peckskamp-Headley Prom-Landwehr Located Across From K-mart iniBMOWfllllSlllllG. Plaza West Shopping Center, 60 South 33rd Ave. Tnrpn and TWis Prnm Rnnto 1 on. DOL.LV SYLVESTER STALLONE PARTON St Cloud, MN 56301 Phone 255 0027 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TIm Knockout ComrdyoliheSumnwr! 11 Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Peckskamp, 1331 Second Ave. Sauk Rapids, announce the engagement of their daughter, Debra Ann, to Dean Headley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Headley, 1044 Fourth Ave. Sauk Rapids.

Peckskamp is a graduate of Sauk Rapids High School and St. Cloud Business College. She is employed by CCSI. Headley is a graduate of Sauk Rapids High School and is employed as a sales representative by CSI, Sauk Rapids. An Aug.

4 wedding is planned. i i 1 in- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl to Jeffrey W. Landwehr, son of Bruno and Agnes Landwehr, Route 3. Prom is a 1983 graduate of Technical High School and is a student at St. Cloud School of Nursing.

Landwehr is a 1982 graduate of Technical High School and attended St. Cloud Area Vocational-Technical Institute. He is employed by Construction. An Aug. 11 wedding is planned.

DAILY 1:30.3:30, Rim PGl i 1 inmrmk I 111 vv i pjimm I you aon golf or fish, come out and 1LmJI. I enjoy gooa jooa, temic service ana me 'II I llr pleasant calm of Ivan's vintage atmos-l 1 LJ I phere. Enjoy our Wednesday Specials. 1 1 1 1 I JT DuaneSoandl LJ II I New Owner Manaaer 1 I I II WEDNESDAY SPECIALS U-l LOBSTER for TWO Fresh, generous portions of I 1 Luscious Lobster with drawn buttep 0 I I $19.95 ALsomtj 'EcIISSijO EVES. -AT DUSK! cUnS SEE THE BEST FIREWORKS IN 1 HE I CSirvhat and eald hnra I I 'I I Kieffer-Kubat Kubat-Kieffer FOLEY Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Kubat, Route 3, announce the engagement of their daughter, Maxine, to Roger Kieffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roman Kieffer Route 3. Kubat is a 1977 graduate of Foley High School and 1981 graduate of College of St.

Benedict, St. Joseph. She is employed as a senior accountant by Berns, Stangl and Paulson, Little Falls. Kieffer is a 1977 graduate of Foley High School and is employed by Franklin Manufacturing, St. Cloud.

A July 28 wedding is planned. Donovan-Koop Donovan-Koop Dr. and Mrs. Tom Luby, 356 Black-heath Drive, announce the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Pam Donovan, to Marty Koop, son of Dr. and Mrs.

Severin Koop, 1530 Calvary Court S. Donovan is a 1975 graduate of Technical High School and 1980 graduate of University of Oregon-Eugene. She is employed by Harrods, Minneapolis. Koop is a 1975 graduate of St. John's Preparatory School and 1979 graduate of St.

John's University, Collegeville. He is attending University of Minnesota Dental School. A July 28 wedding is planned. tnjoy Dan Marrin at the piano 1 eiery Wednesday St Friday evening LJ 257 4th Ave. Walt Park I I II Rervalion SuggMtad pH 251-1300 I I THE SEARCH FORSPOCK (Sol A PARAMOUNT PICTURE PLUS "UNCOMMON VALOR" ficDMlS EVES.

-AT DUSK! 11 11 11 duii neyuuiud ii PRIME 115 CDS KHJFIFET Every Thursday 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. WO 7 pm 007" "NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN" rflffj PG SALAD BAR Featuring garden lettuce with 17 fixings and dressings. Liver pate', crackers, potato salad, cauliflower-broccoli, marinated salad, cucumber salad, cole slaw, glorified rice fruit salad, waldorf salad. SOUP BREAD LINE Soup de jour, assorted American dark rye bread, dinner rolls and butter. MAIN ENTREE LINE Prime rib au jus, bar-b-que ribs, Swedish meatballs, coquille st.

jacques, alaskan crablegs, orange roughy, deep fried fish fillets, chicken in cream sauce, scalloped potatoes with ham, whipped potatoes and gravy, broccoli-cauliflower, vegetable in season, rice pilaf and bread pudding. DESSERT TABLE Assorted pies such as banana-cream meringue pie or strawberry chiffon. Assorted desert cakes, desert bars or brownies, cream puffs, mousses. Adults $1095 10 and under 495 Willis-Streich Streich-Willis MARIETTA Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Streich announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathryn, to Galen Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Willis. Streich is employed by North Village Roffler Hairstylists, St. Cloud.

Wi His is employed by Brutger St. Cloud. An Aug. 18 wedding is planned. Sowada-Busse Sowada-Busse Robert and Betty Busse, Route 1, announce the engagement of their son, Scott, to Rose Sowada.

Sowada is a graduate of St. Cloud State University and is employed by St. Anthony's Catholic School. Busse attended Technical High School and is employed by CSI Construction Co. An October wedding is planned.

9:15 DILL MURRAY DAN AYKROYD GHOSTDUSTERS THEY'RE HERE TO SAVE THE WORLD. COLUMBIA PICTURES TOM HANKS in East Coast youth top fence-painter at Tom Sawyer Days HANNIBAL, Mo. (AP) For the first time, a youth from a state not bordering the Mississippi River wears the crown as the top fence-painter at the annual Tom Sawyer Days festival near the boyhood home of Mark Twain. Christopher Jurgens of Raleigh, N.C., won the spirited competition Sunday over 13 other finalists in a test of speed and the amount of whitewashing accomplished. Jessie Palumbo of Lake Charles, was runner-up and Aaron Points of Peoria, 111., placed third.

The competition was for boys ages 10 to 13. A 12-year-old Hannibal girl, Amy Collier, upheld her home town in the frog-jumping competition, coaxing "Jumpin Jenosephat" to make three leaps totaling 9 feet, 9 inches. She beat out 43 other contestants. 8 mile North of Si Cloud On The Easl Side EVES. 7:30 9:30 ol the Beautiful Mistitsippi 9.