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ff'N'DAV. JANUARY 11. 1959 HERALD An NEWS. Kt.AMATH FALLS. OREGON' PAGE 7 C First Ladies Of California Have Photos In Mansion NEW YEAR'S EVE SHENANIGANS are cause to bring , ut silly hats and serpentine. Members of the younger r group in Tulelake gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Greenbank to get in the mood. With the exception ) cf Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ruffner the young people attended high school' together in Tulelake. Left to right are Mrs. C. B. "Bud" Greenbank, Mrs. Walter Meshke, Bruce Ruf fner, science instructor, Tulelake High School, Mrs. Har vey Greenbank, Lloyd Jensen and Mrs. Ruffner. Photo by Otto Ellis "7.:-!; T "J 1 '2". " V t . .-liriJ I J -1 i'?s 1 0 11 r-l i, T .v I New Career For Cesare Siepi There's a record album out now that may herald a whole new ca reer for Cesare Siepi, the Mct's great basso. It's "Easy to Love" on London Records (only stereo now. but monaural will follow soon). It is a collection of Cole Porter songs, done beautifully. This isn't such a departure for Siepi. at that. The tall, handsome singer likes to remember that, at 15. he was a member of a jazz singing group in Milan. But it's actually been a long time between pop engagements for him, al- SACRAMENTO l'PI - Mrs. Virginia Knight, wife of outgoing Gov. Goodwin J. Knight, Wednes day displayed a collection of pho tographs of all the first ladies of California who lived in the present Governor's Mansion. She explained that portraits of all the state's governors hang in the Capitol, so it was "appropri ate to hang pictures of the first; ladies in their home the mansion." The group of 11 photos begins with the picture of Mrs. George, C. Pardee, wife of California's 21st governor. The Pardecs were 'he first gubernatorial family to occupy the 80-ycar-old mansion, i An empty frame hangs next to Mrs. Knights picture. She said she expected Mrs. Bernice Broun,, wife of Gov. -elect tdiiumd G. Brown, to fill the frame with her photo when the Browns move into the mansion Monday. Mrs. Knight said the picture which was most difficult to ob tain was that of Mrs. Hiram John son, who had a life-long aversion to having her picture taken. The only available photograph of the railroad-busting governor and long-time U.S. senator was found in the morgue of a Sacramento newspaper (The Bee). The photo, a .newspaper engraving was re furbished and enlarged before it was added to the collection. Included along with Mrs. Pardee, Mis. Johnson and Mrs. Knight are Mrs. James N. Gillett.-Mrs. Wil liam Stephens, Mrs. Friend Wil liam Richardson. Mrs. C. C. Young. Mrs. James Rolph Jr., Mrs. Frank Merriam, Mrs. Cul bert L. Olson and Mrs. Earl War ren. The work of gaihering the gal lery of pictures was begun by Mrs. Knight last July and was finished Tuesday. The photo graphs hang along the wall of a hall separating the living room and the dining room. though he's followed pop songs and singers. But he made a point of not list ening to any recordings of the songs he sings in the album "not because I don't admire the singers, but because I wanted to come by something of my own." And he has. There's a strong possibility this all may lead to a musical com edy career for Siepi. something he'd like very much provided the part was right and he could sand wich it in somehow. But no night clubs. ' "I don't think they would be for me, he says. "I don't have what is known as a routine,'" GUESTS HONORED CHILOQUIN - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grcear were hosts during the holidays at a bullet dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tel ford and son Carrol from Spokane, who spent 10 days visiting in the Basin. Mrs. Telford is the former Katie Gilchrist, who was a first grade instructor in Chiloquin for several years. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren, Redding, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Greear, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wolff. UNUSUAL THIS WINSOME MISS posed for her picture in a Christmasy red frock in the latest mode. She is Brenda : ;Lynn, 2 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Grteen bank" or Tulelake'. She , is big sister to 8 -week -old Daniel and granddaughter' of Mrs. .Hildur Larson and of .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenbank of Quincy, California, who 'once called Tulelake home.. Mr. Greenbank is now -with ;he forest service. Photo by Otto Ellis r I L & . ' We Invite you to join the growing group of people who ore saving . . . ond corning Vi here, Come in! Over $526,000 Paid To Savers In 1958 FIRST FEDERAL,1AVIN6$ -WAN ASSOCIATION There are some unusual cast members in the new Warner Brothers' movie release, "Wind Across the Everglades." Included are Tony Galenlo, former heavy weight contender; Sammy Renick, a great jockey of the recent past; MacKinley Kantor, the novelist; Emmett Kelly, the circus clown and Gypsy Rose Lee, former strip queen. 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