European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - June 25, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                In get 18 the stars and stripes tuesday june 25, 1991 faces n places Barr Renews wedding vows with just converted husband from wire reports Roseanne Barr renewed her wedding vows to Tom Arnold on sunday in a traditional ceremony in which she took her husbands name and he celebrated his conversion to Judaism a the 20-Minutc ceremony was officiated by rabbi Allen i. Fruehling at the University synagogue in los Angeles. Among the 500 guests were entertainment personalities. Including actress Shelley Winters Singer David Crosby comedians Louie Anderson and Martin mull and talk show Host Sally Jessy Raphael. The comedian whose top rated television show Roseanne features the adventures of a Blue Collar working Iother wore an elegant White strapless gown with a 10-foot train. Arnold wore a Black Tuxedo. Both solemnly murmured their vows and the rabbi declared a aft is with great Joy i pronounce you Man and  a Smazel Tov a he added in the traditional congratulatory message As the Groom shattered a wineglass with his shoe. Arnold on Friday finished a one year course converting to Judaism. The pair initially wed Jan. 20, 1990, four Days after her divorce from her first husband Bill Pentland became final. At the reception the Bride and Groom hugged and a kissed As they made their Way to the dance floor and the band struck up Kung fun fighting new digs for a Sinatra these Days Nancy Sinatra a boots arc made for supervising construction Sites. Frank Sinatra a daughter just finished work on her second custom built Home which she has listed for about $5 million the los Angeles times said sunday. The first was the one she lives in. The Beverly Hills estate which took 18 months to build includes an 8,500-Square-foot House with a gym and a guest House. Nancy Sinatra 51, recorded the hit these boots were made for walking in the 1960s. Last year she wrote a Book about her father. Hometown honors Rocker the Small town of Albert Lea minn., turned Back the clock to pay tribute to its most famous son Rock a no Roll legend Eddie Cochran. A we should have honoured this Man a Long time ago Quot said Dave Olson president of the Eddie Coch ran historical organization. Cochran whose hits included summertime blues. And cd Mon everybody was born in this farming and meatpacking town in Southern Minnesota and moved with his family to California when he was 13. He died at 21 in a car wreck in England in 1960. About 200 people attended a picnic saturday in the neighbourhood where Cochrane a boyhood Home stood and a plaque memorializing Cochran was to be unveiled sunday. A saturday night dance featured a reunion of Cochrane a band the Kelly four with his Nephew Bobby Cochran on guitar. The late buddy Holly a group the crickets also performed for the capacity crowd of 1,100 at the National guard armory. The crickets backed Cochran in his last recording session. The dance Hall was decorated with records hanging from the ceiling and photographs of �?T50s icons such As James Dean and Marilyn Monroe. A photo of Cochran dressed in leather and strumming his Grytsch guitar taken at a 1960 London concert Hung above the stage with a spotlight shining on it. Cochrane a 84-year-old Mother Alice and other family members travelled from California for the festival. A i am a very proud Mother ill Tell you that a said his Mother who was the first inductee into the towns Eddie Cochran walk of  wine the Best France won the most prizes but Spain Argentina and other countries also took top honors in wine Competition this week at Vince to the biennial wine fair in Bordeaux that has become the worlds largest such event. About 1,450 wines were tasted by 400 judges Over five Days. France won six a Golden Citadel prizes out of 14 awarded. Spain won four and Argentina two. Other Citadel winners with one wine apiece included Germany Canada for a virtually unknown White 1989 in Skillen called ice wine produced by Ziraldo Donal Australia Greece Italy Austria and  to Salt Lake City squares Are Welcome petticoats preferred. But if you want the real Lowdown on the hoedown head to Salt Lake City partner for the 40th National Square dance convention. Roseanne and Tom Arnold kiss after real firming their wedding vows at a los Angeles synagogue sunday. Ade ree a everyone says they Square danced in or school a said Glenn Baldwin organizer of the the Day event that starts thursday. A usually the schools attitude is a its raining outside. Vet re going to punish you by making you  wed like to change  a in the meantime City residents Are being warned of downtown congestion room finder service is brisk and restaurants Are stocking up mindful of the last time this energetic group Sas Hayed into town in 1973. Quot their Only complaint was that the restaurants ran out of food a said risk Davis president of the Salt Lake visitors and convention Bureau. A these people cat a  dance a lot too a All 22,000 of them. With dancers coming from nearly every state and a handful of foreign countries its believed to be the largest convention Ever in Salt Lake City All 17 Salt Palace Halls have been reserved for the group which plans a whirlwind of seminars shopping touring and dining not to mention dancing from Dawn to dark. Square dancing draws enthusiasts from preschoolers to great grandparents. A must have boo if in a i s i s 1 a -4 a survival guide to Germany will save you time and Money during your stay in Germany. Tips on such things As buying cars finding Gas stations that accept cafes coupons using German toll free numbers and pay phones choosing the cheapest train fare shopping on the local Economy and sources of free tourist information will help you get More for your Dollar and Cut costs. This Book also contains sections on finding a place to rent driving on the autobahn deciphering classified ads and buying Auto insurance valuable information in a nutshell that will help reduce the time it takes you to get settled. A survival guide to Germany is available at most stars and stripes bookstores throughout Germany. If this title is sold out please ask the attendant about our Book special order request program first edition St m Lyach