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May 05, 1966 - Losing a daughter and Gaining a Painting: Kensington painter Alex Portner has just finished a portrait of Miss Ginny Germain who will marry G. Dominique Voight (27), son of Monaco's Consul to Leichtenstein. Dominique and Ginny met on a skiing holiday in Switzerland when they collided with each other while racing down a mountain slope. Says Ginny: We both fell for each other though I dislocated my knee on that occasion!'. Miss Germain, who is twenty-two, works as a top executive for the Pharmaceutical industry, dealing with gross relations and Television. She will give up her job to go and live in Liechtenstein. and, as he puts it, spend my time cooking three meals a day for my husband and the rest of the day just climbing. You see we shall be living half way up a mountain! To console Ginny's parents, Dominique, who comissioned Alex portner to paint his bride - to -be, will present the portrait to them. The wedding, which whill be in June, is to be in two parts. A registry Office wedding in London and a formal white wedding in Liechtenstein the next day with a grand style reception to follow. Last word on the subject from Ginny: it's marvelous this way as we shall have a jolly nice party two days running

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