March 23, 1966 (24 pages)

eee ee ee a, ne ee —} Ay tte) s ch ost th Oe) Ph oe a ek oe eh oe oe es ne New Player Organ Plays Piano Rolls Thanks to the genius of modern technology, the “live” performances of famous keyboard artists are no longer “lost”; they are preserved on music rolls which played on a new player organ, bring the original performance back to life, at the touch of a button. OF DBL PS FFP RIES This ingenious instrument, which is both a player organ and a conventional spinet organ, too, plays not only the new long-playing organ rolls, but standard piano rolls as well. Developed by Kimball Research and Design Center, the player organ is now coming off the production line and into the nation’s stores and homes. Coincidentally, the Kimball organization was. founded in 1857, the same year that light opera composer Sir Arthur Sullivan composed “The Lost Chord.” The company’s president, Thomas L. Habig, declares that the player reproduction is so true to the living performance that Sir Arthur himself, if he were to return to the concert hall today, and blindfolded, could not tell the difference between the playing of a live organist and the electronic music 111 Mill St. What Will The Well Dressed Man Wear This Spring 2 He ll Wear Aad He'll Get Them At roll rendition of “The Lost Chord” on a player organ. “Stop” tabs on the new player organ can be set to produce an infinite variety of sound effects and solo instruments such as banjo, marimba, Hawaiian guitar, trombone and violin vibrato. By changing these “stops” while a roll is playing, any person can actually conduct the music just like an orchestra maestro does his musicians. In view of the shortage of church organists, says Habig, the automated organ may one day come into use, not only for regular services but for wed‘ dings, in either church or home. We may hear the march from Lohengrin and “Oh Promise Me,” peal out through the efforts of an organist whose only musical training has been at the push button. Dobbs Hats Arrow Shirts Erast Ties Botany ‘'500”’ Suits Tailored By Daroff . Esquire Socks Nena-Bush Shoes Tex-Tan Wallets Aad Belts Jewelry & Toiletries By Sweak & Steel Grass Valley GLENMORE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT 5 WHISKEY B49 86 Pr. NOW AT THESE LOW PRICES Gallon $9.95 Quart $4.99 Fifth $3.99 SAVE 10% MORE BY THE CASE GALLON Kentucky Tavern 8 Yr. Old STRAIGHT $1 0.9 BOURBON Reg. $13.95 '% gal. Lucky Lager DRAFT BEER ch Ist Time In This Area if Save 10% More By The Case Of 6 % Gals. OPEN DAILY 9 AM 10 PM FKL, & SAT. 9 AM to 11 PM IN GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 273-8768 SIERRA ELM U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 885-3312 and Loan Association MARCH 28, 1946 AND *21,962,000 IN ASSETS Add Up To .” Growth: Strength Security 5 You ane Fnuited to own big "Open House” and Aut Show Celebration on Monday, March 28th ~9:30 4. m, to 6:00 p.m. On March 28, 1966, we will celebrate our 20th Ansiversary with a gala “Open po age a ae . e Sica ee tee ra Sites tel ve : om xt (UrUREs iti MES, oe © MARCH 28, 1968 4° House” and Art Show from 9:30 A.M. to 6:08 P.M. There, will be a gift for you. e *e Refreshments, and a door prize (a G.E. 11 inch Portable T.V. set). We sincerely hope. @ = that all of our customers and friends will be able to stop in and say “hello”. *. @ Fil be expecting yeu! eee? e Paul Claiborne President and Manager Move your savings to Placer 4 85% SAVE BY MAIL Savings and Loan Association _ th at tach te eaetope prow en drop . . Earn The Big Currcat Anmual Rate — sien fou ma =m ; COMPLETE THE POLLOWING 3 ; ; Gnciéced please fied chech(s) ie H the tstg! mount of § ‘ To apes wy new eccount os fellows: Hoow yy PLEASE PRINT PLACES ao Jeiet eccount with (aither mey withdrew) ae id Tos PAUL CLAIBORNE Arai ment IN AUBURN President, Manager Srenep a or or eae i "*JasTUOAPY SUL" ** Ag 9961 *€% yore"

eee ee ee a, ne ee —} Ay tte) s ch ost th Oe) Ph oe a ek oe eh oe oe es ne New Player Organ Plays Piano Rolls Thanks to the genius of modern technology, the “live” performances of famous keyboard artists are no longer “lost”; they are preserved on music rolls which played on a new player organ, bring the original performance back to life, at the touch of a button. OF DBL PS FFP RIES This ingenious instrument, which is both a player organ and a conventional spinet organ, too, plays not only the new long-playing organ rolls, but standard piano rolls as well. Developed by Kimball Research and Design Center, the player organ is now coming off the production line and into the nation’s stores and homes. Coincidentally, the Kimball organization was. founded in 1857, the same year that light opera composer Sir Arthur Sullivan composed “The Lost Chord.” The company’s president, Thomas L. Habig, declares that the player reproduction is so true to the living performance that Sir Arthur himself, if he were to return to the concert hall today, and blindfolded, could not tell the difference between the playing of a live organist and the electronic music 111 Mill St. What Will The Well Dressed Man Wear This Spring 2 He ll Wear Aad He'll Get Them At roll rendition of “The Lost Chord” on a player organ. “Stop” tabs on the new player organ can be set to produce an infinite variety of sound effects and solo instruments such as banjo, marimba, Hawaiian guitar, trombone and violin vibrato. By changing these “stops” while a roll is playing, any person can actually conduct the music just like an orchestra maestro does his musicians. In view of the shortage of church organists, says Habig, the automated organ may one day come into use, not only for regular services but for wed‘ dings, in either church or home. We may hear the march from Lohengrin and “Oh Promise Me,” peal out through the efforts of an organist whose only musical training has been at the push button. Dobbs Hats Arrow Shirts Erast Ties Botany ‘'500”’ Suits Tailored By Daroff . Esquire Socks Nena-Bush Shoes Tex-Tan Wallets Aad Belts Jewelry & Toiletries

By Sweak & Steel Grass Valley GLENMORE KENTUCKY STRAIGHT 5 WHISKEY B49 86 Pr. NOW AT THESE LOW PRICES Gallon $9.95 Quart $4.99 Fifth $3.99 SAVE 10% MORE BY THE CASE GALLON Kentucky Tavern 8 Yr. Old STRAIGHT $1 0.9 BOURBON Reg. $13.95 '% gal. Lucky Lager DRAFT BEER ch Ist Time In This Area if Save 10% More By The Case Of 6 % Gals. OPEN DAILY 9 AM 10 PM FKL, & SAT. 9 AM to 11 PM IN GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 273-8768 SIERRA ELM U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 885-3312 and Loan Association MARCH 28, 1946 AND *21,962,000 IN ASSETS Add Up To .” Growth: Strength Security 5 You ane Fnuited to own big "Open House” and Aut Show Celebration on Monday, March 28th ~9:30 4. m, to 6:00 p.m. On March 28, 1966, we will celebrate our 20th Ansiversary with a gala “Open po age a ae . e Sica ee tee ra Sites tel ve : om xt (UrUREs iti MES, oe © MARCH 28, 1968 4° House” and Art Show from 9:30 A.M. to 6:08 P.M. There, will be a gift for you. e *e Refreshments, and a door prize (a G.E. 11 inch Portable T.V. set). We sincerely hope. @ = that all of our customers and friends will be able to stop in and say “hello”. *. @ Fil be expecting yeu! eee? e Paul Claiborne President and Manager Move your savings to Placer 4 85% SAVE BY MAIL Savings and Loan Association _ th at tach te eaetope prow en drop . . Earn The Big Currcat Anmual Rate — sien fou ma =m ; COMPLETE THE POLLOWING 3 ; ; Gnciéced please fied chech(s) ie H the tstg! mount of § ‘ To apes wy new eccount os fellows: Hoow yy PLEASE PRINT PLACES ao Jeiet eccount with (aither mey withdrew) ae id Tos PAUL CLAIBORNE Arai ment IN AUBURN President, Manager Srenep a or or eae i "*JasTUOAPY SUL" ** Ag 9961 *€% yore"