January 24, 1962 (10 pages)

1962.Page 5 Clebanoff. Strings Slated NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET.Wednesday, January 24, Appearance TOWN TALK ---Folk Songs, madrigals and spiri} tuals will be heard at the . Nevada Union High School . auditorium next Wednesday at 8 p.m., performed by the SanFrancisco State College A Cappella Choir, Under the direction of Dr, John C, Tegnell, Professor of Music at San Francisco State College, more than 50 voices will be heard in the ‘special program here. The State College A Cappella Choir is currently on its winter tour throughout Central and Northern Californa, The group has long been known in California and VICTOR ADDING MACHINES VICTOR AUTO, PRINTING CALCULATOR SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS NORD PHOTOCOPY = PRINT -O-MATIC DUPLICATOR / New-Used Complete Service Rentals Too throughout the United States for the highest standards of performance, They have made frequent appearances with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and have worked with such noted conductors as Enrique Jorda, Leopold Stokowsky, Bruno Walter and Pierre Monteaux, Among the selections tobe performed by the San Francisco State College are: Berlioz’"L"Enfance du Christ, " Purcell’s "Welcome To All the Pleasures, " and Brahms’ "Songs of Mary” as well as a wide selection of songs stemming from various folk cultures, Hobbyhouse & OFFICE’ EQUIPMENT 120 W. Main St.,Grass Valley Dial 273-4288 JL. HATCH . SWEDISH MASSAGE SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE .WHIRLPOOL & STEAM BATHS.SALT RUBS.FOMENTATIONS . . (LA, SPECIALIZING IN NERVE AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS 111 1/2 BANK STREET, GRASS VALLEY . j PHONE 273-3783 IT’S BARE ROOT SEASON Plant MOW/ Bare Root Roses Both stores of Alpha offer a tremendous stock of Bare Root Roses including such stricking new beauties as—— Christian Dior San Francisco ed Load Your Soil with Plant Food! STEER MANURE Large $1.09 sack John Armstrong Ben Hur Angel Wings BARE ROOT FRUIT & . 5-$4.79 Available for 1962 (At Alpha's Nevada City Lighten Your Garden Soil With PEAT MOSS €-@eoeoe00080800068080 Halt That Summer Crab Grass This Winter Use SCOTT'S HALTS Now isthe time to apply! 204 W. Main St., Grass Valley © 210 Broad St., Nevada City Teen Cemten) Large $3.98 sack We Give S&H This Weekend asanwe $2.98 Green Stamps e have a complete stock at ~ ' Herman Clebanoff, Conductor Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Linda Jean Arbaugh, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, W.L, Arbaugh, Grass Valley, and Roy Sharp, Camptonville, were married at a double ring ceremony Jan. 6 at 7 p.m, in the First Baptist Church in Grass Valley, A reception in the Church Parlor followed the ceremony, The young couple will make their home in Camptonville where the groom is employJEWELRY GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gi-ts SILVERWARE EREKKKRRKEKKEE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING . HARTUNG’S Grass Valley ewe ers Since 1875 124 MILL ST:GRASS VALLEY, Phone 273-3039 ed by the U.S. Foregt Service, Those attending the wedding from Camptonville were: Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Horton, Mr. and Mrs, John Bigley, Luther Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stoops, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Estey, Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Letko, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Williams and Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Welker. + + + John Finkbiener and Mrs. and Mrs, William Swanson and daughter recently returned home after spending the holidays with their families in Pennsylvannia and Iowa, respectively, Finkbiener and Swanson made thetripby car, Mrs, Swansonand baby daughter made the trip by plane. On the return trip they were groundedin Cheyenne because of weather conditions, but later continued the trip to Reno where Bill met them, + + + Mr. and Mrs, Bill Gowey and family, accompanied by Winnie Sutter, left Jan, 11 for a week's visit in Oregon with their respective families, + + + We are happy to report that William Grove's eye injury, received Jan, 10 while falling an Oak tree, proved not to beserious though it was most painful, CROWDED? Get a Home Improvement Loan ! Need a new addition for a new addition? Come to the bank that has solved similar problems for thousands of California families! Low cost, easy-repayment loans for home improvements are just one of the complete line of banking services available at Bank of America. BANK OF AMERICA» NATIONAL TRUST ANDO SaviNas ASSOCIATION + Mama « eFOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION GRASS VALLEY --"An exciting interview with new sound.” T his was the description of one recent listener of THE CLEBANOFF STRINGS, the instrumental ensemble which will appear for the second program of the 196162 season of the Twin Cities Community Concert Association at 8:15 p.m. Saturday evening in the Veterans Memorial Building, Grass Valley. Conductor-founder H erman Cleabanoff has taken the ingredients of 16 strings, piano, accordion, percussion, and harp, and prepared a musical dish intended to delight the most critical of ears, “In 1957, when Clebanoff originated the group, it was a daring experimental move omhis part, because this type of chamber ensemble, though popular for centuries on the Continent, was all but unknown in this country. The debut of these twenty top instrumentalists with Clebanoff as conductor and . solo violinist in Chicago was received with immediate and overwhelming enthusiasm: "As fine a string orchestra as can be heard these days."(Chicago Daily 3 News). Born in Chicago, Director . Chebanoff began his musical . training as a violinist at the age of five, making his recital debut two years later, Joining the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at the age of 20 as its youngest member, he subsequently became concertmaster of the I1linois Symphony Orchestra under Izler Solomon. As soloist with this orchestra in Chi-cago and ontour, his success with press and public warrented a recital, which he + + + Ruth Skoverski, who is chairman for the March of Dimes drive for the Camptonville area, is making a house canvass, Contributors who may have been missed should contact her, gave in Chicago to cheers such as Claudia Cassidy’s“The spark that makes people want to listen", Herman Clebanoff made his conducting debut in New Orleans as a protege of Maestro Massimo Freccia. Following this, he returned to Chicago as concertmaster of the N, B, C, Orchestra, simultaneously developing his interest in chamber music through appearances with the Pro Musica Trio. Feeling a need for a type of instrumental ensemble which in size and type of music played would fall somewhere between the traditional small chamber ensemble of three to six members and the regular symphony orchestra, he organized the Clebanoff Sinfonietta, which subsequently became the Clebanoff Strings. Thé unique sound of the Clebanoff Strings is probably best known through the nine hit recordings the group has made for Mercury Records. a np MILE HIGH CITY Is offering a special rate of $1.75 a person for Chaperoned Youth Groups such as, the Future Farmers of America, High School students, etc., and will assist in arranging for activities in Denver. @=One block from each of the bus depots @ =-Center of the main stores and theaters @ -Across the street from the Brown Palace hotel @ ~Parking garage adjacent, 24-hour service 100 MODERN and COMFORTABLE ROOMS with TV and radio available PHONE: KEystone 4-239! Seventeenth & Tremont Place Denver 2, Colorads Joe & Smitty's : CALIFORNIA INN 389 East Main Street, Grass Valley Phone 273-9841 GRAND OPENING Saturday, January 27th Now Serving CHINESE FOOD Open From 5 p,m. to Midnight Fridays & Saturdays to 3 a.m. Values You Can’t Afford To Miss LIKE THIS de a a DRESSES *1° Values to $32.95 $169 ite <i ALSO. Check These Clearance Prices at M’Lady’s Coats *Car Coats «Rain Coats Capris * Sweaters & Skirts Robes * Hats * Bags # Jackets OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 f es SHOP 106 N. Tr Fide St. Nevada Ci

1962..Page 5 Clebanoff. Strings Slated NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET..Wednesday, January 24, Appearance TOWN TALK ---Folk Songs, madrigals and spiri} tuals will be heard at the . Nevada Union High School . auditorium next Wednesday at 8 p.m., performed by the SanFrancisco State College A Cappella Choir, Under the direction of Dr, John C, Tegnell, Professor of Music at San Francisco State College, more than 50 voices will be heard in the ‘special program here. The State College A Cappella Choir is currently on its winter tour throughout Central and Northern Californa, The group has long been known in California and VICTOR ADDING MACHINES VICTOR AUTO, PRINTING CALCULATOR SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS NORD PHOTOCOPY = PRINT -O-MATIC DUPLICATOR / New-Used Complete Service Rentals Too throughout the United States for the highest standards of performance, They have made frequent appearances with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and have worked with such noted conductors as Enrique Jorda, Leopold Stokowsky, Bruno Walter and Pierre Monteaux, Among the selections tobe performed by the San Francisco State College are: Berlioz’"L"Enfance du Christ, " Purcell’s "Welcome To All the Pleasures, " and Brahms’ "Songs of Mary” as well as a wide selection of songs stemming from various folk cultures, Hobbyhouse & OFFICE’ EQUIPMENT 120 W. Main St.,Grass Valley Dial 273-4288 JL. HATCH .. SWEDISH MASSAGE SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE ..WHIRLPOOL & STEAM BATHS..SALT RUBS..FOMENTATIONS . . (LA, SPECIALIZING IN NERVE AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS 111 1/2 BANK STREET, GRASS VALLEY . j PHONE 273-3783 IT’S BARE ROOT SEASON Plant MOW/ Bare Root Roses Both stores of Alpha offer a tremendous stock of Bare Root Roses including such stricking new beauties as—— Christian Dior San Francisco ed Load Your Soil with Plant Food! STEER MANURE Large $1.09 sack John Armstrong Ben Hur Angel Wings BARE ROOT FRUIT & . 5-$4.79 Available for 1962 (At Alpha's Nevada City Lighten Your Garden Soil With PEAT MOSS €-@eoeoe00080800068080 Halt That Summer Crab Grass This Winter Use SCOTT'S HALTS Now isthe time to apply! 204 W. Main St., Grass Valley © 210 Broad St., Nevada City Teen Cemten) Large $3.98 sack We Give S&H This Weekend asanwe $2.98 Green Stamps e have a complete stock at ~ ' Herman Clebanoff, Conductor Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Linda Jean Arbaugh, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, W.L, Arbaugh, Grass Valley, and Roy Sharp, Camptonville, were married at a double ring ceremony Jan. 6 at 7 p.m, in the First Baptist Church in Grass Valley, A reception in the Church Parlor followed the ceremony, The young couple will make their home in Camptonville where the groom is employJEWELRY GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gi-ts SILVERWARE EREKKKRRKEKKEE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING . HARTUNG’S Grass Valley ewe ers Since 1875 124 MILL ST:GRASS VALLEY, Phone 273-3039 ed by the U.S. Foregt Service, Those attending the wedding from Camptonville were: Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Horton, Mr. and Mrs, John Bigley, Luther Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stoops, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Estey, Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Letko, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Williams and Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Welker. + + + John Finkbiener and Mrs. and Mrs, William Swanson and daughter recently returned home after spending the holidays with their families in Pennsylvannia and Iowa, respectively, Finkbiener and Swanson made thetripby car, Mrs, Swansonand baby daughter made the trip by plane. On the return trip they were groundedin Cheyenne because of weather conditions, but later continued the trip to Reno where Bill met them, + + + Mr. and Mrs, Bill Gowey and family, accompanied by Winnie Sutter, left Jan, 11 for a week's visit in Oregon

with their respective families, + + + We are happy to report that William Grove's eye injury, received Jan, 10 while falling an Oak tree, proved not to beserious though it was most painful, CROWDED? Get a Home Improvement Loan ! Need a new addition for a new addition? Come to the bank that has solved similar problems for thousands of California families! Low cost, easy-repayment loans for home improvements are just one of the complete line of banking services available at Bank of America. BANK OF AMERICA» NATIONAL TRUST ANDO SaviNas ASSOCIATION + Mama « eFOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION GRASS VALLEY --"An exciting interview with new sound..” T his was the description of one recent listener of THE CLEBANOFF STRINGS, the instrumental ensemble which will appear for the second program of the 196162 season of the Twin Cities Community Concert Association at 8:15 p.m. Saturday evening in the Veterans Memorial Building, Grass Valley. Conductor-founder H erman Cleabanoff has taken the ingredients of 16 strings, piano, accordion, percussion, and harp, and prepared a musical dish intended to delight the most critical of ears, “In 1957, when Clebanoff originated the group, it was a daring experimental move omhis part, because this type of chamber ensemble, though popular for centuries on the Continent, was all but unknown in this country. The debut of these twenty top instrumentalists with Clebanoff as conductor and . solo violinist in Chicago was received with immediate and overwhelming enthusiasm: "As fine a string orchestra as can be heard these days."(Chicago Daily 3 News). Born in Chicago, Director . Chebanoff began his musical . training as a violinist at the age of five, making his recital debut two years later, Joining the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at the age of 20 as its youngest member, he subsequently became concertmaster of the I1linois Symphony Orchestra under Izler Solomon. As soloist with this orchestra in Chi-cago and ontour, his success with press and public warrented a recital, which he + + + Ruth Skoverski, who is chairman for the March of Dimes drive for the Camptonville area, is making a house canvass, Contributors who may have been missed should contact her, gave in Chicago to cheers such as Claudia Cassidy’s“The spark that makes people want to listen", Herman Clebanoff made his conducting debut in New Orleans as a protege of Maestro Massimo Freccia. Following this, he returned to Chicago as concertmaster of the N, B, C, Orchestra, simultaneously developing his interest in chamber music through appearances with the Pro Musica Trio. Feeling a need for a type of instrumental ensemble which in size and type of music played would fall somewhere between the traditional small chamber ensemble of three to six members and the regular symphony orchestra, he organized the Clebanoff Sinfonietta, which subsequently became the Clebanoff Strings. Thé unique sound of the Clebanoff Strings is probably best known through the nine hit recordings the group has made for Mercury Records. a np MILE HIGH CITY Is offering a special rate of $1.75 a person for Chaperoned Youth Groups such as, the Future Farmers of America, High School students, etc., and will assist in arranging for activities in Denver. @=One block from each of the bus depots @ =-Center of the main stores and theaters @ -Across the street from the Brown Palace hotel @ ~Parking garage adjacent, 24-hour service 100 MODERN and COMFORTABLE ROOMS with TV and radio available PHONE: KEystone 4-239! Seventeenth & Tremont Place Denver 2, Colorads Joe & Smitty's : CALIFORNIA INN 389 East Main Street, Grass Valley Phone 273-9841 GRAND OPENING Saturday, January 27th Now Serving CHINESE FOOD Open From 5 p,m. to Midnight Fridays & Saturdays to 3 a.m. Values You Can’t Afford To Miss LIKE THIS de a a DRESSES *1° Values to $32.95 $169 ite <i ALSO.. Check These Clearance Prices at M’Lady’s Coats *Car Coats «Rain Coats Capris * Sweaters & Skirts Robes * Hats * Bags # Jackets OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 f es SHOP 106 N. Tr Fide St. Nevada Ci