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aid Mrs, Ole Moan of Sedge-
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held by a rhinestone - studded
floral tiara, She wore. a pearl

Bible, both gifts of the groom, -

Rupert ‘ag mald-of-honot, . in
pretty contrast wore a nile green
princess- -Styled ballerina-length
gown fashioned of cotton lace-

_jover taffeta, She wore a match-

ing floral bandeau ‘and .carrled
a-star bouquet of yellow carna-
tions,
Bridesmaids. were Miss Gud-
run. Petersen of Sedgewick and
Miss Maria Wong of Hong Kong.

{Flower girls were Helen Jacob-

sen and (race Likness and
Loren Jacobsen ring bearer.

Best. man was Lloyd Olsen anc
ushers were Kris Olsen and -Lu-
ther Erickson.

Recelving more than 175
guests at a reception in the
church — parlors, the  bride’s

‘| bride's mother wore ‘a floral ny-

lon dress and white accessories
and the groom’s mother chose

_f@ navy dress with pink acces-

sories. Both wore corsages of
pink sweetheart roses..

A three-tiered wedding cake
centred the bridal table. Nels
Djos proposed the toast to the
bride, Telegrams were read from
Norway, Prince Rupert, Vancou-
yer and Lamont, Alberta,

Follawing a short honeymoon
lo. Banff -and: other points the
newlyweds are now making their
home at 308 Ninth Avenue West,
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little gal” and she’s: pleased” as
punch, obo it,

And why not? For’ five, ‘Years,
Miss King has been queen of the
test stages, It started w len’ she
landed at’MGM. in 1952, 1

‘It couldn’t have happened at
a worse Lime,” she: sighed. .“Theé
bottom was falling out: of every-
thing in Hollywood.: I .went. to
the studio every day. for a year,
but all I did was*take lessons;
Dance. lessons. Vocal lessons,
Drama’ lessons, French. lessons.

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gaged, though Previn wasn’t
free from his first wife.
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engagements,” she said, “I. prob-
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divorce, she called the engage-
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‘roads on the: Tock: An! roll craze.

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newspaper. reported that Pres-
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came. out Iwas out with: Anne.”

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did’ we do that night, honey?” =

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marty in. Mexico.

in his dressing room along with
a half dozen’ friends with whom
he went to high school in Mem-
phis, Tenn: It was lunchtime,

and Elvis ate what must hence-

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