December 22, 1971 (12 pages)

pERLODICALS SECTION 77 16/7 GAL. ST« LIBRARY gacTO. CAL. 95814 Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, ‘You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little Fae: Ch F eisken, Moo A aa yi Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug; Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent. fe j Seeetlaad, Nahai O Ridee” hogy She Pipa a Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Limé Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City Selby. Flat, eeisls ill, Go lat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Vall “Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgepoft, _ BSCE Moore * s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington on Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. i Wednesday, December 22, 1971 VOLUME 49 i0 ime A Copy Published: Nednesdays, Nevada ty _ Number 48 a Funds allotted A new Nevada City establishment for two jobs . on Route 49 SACRAMENTO — The funds required for two Route 49 improvements projects in Nevada county were allocated today by the California Highway Commisson during a business meeting held in Sacramento: The first requires the addition of a left turn lane at Higgins Corner, approximately 11 miles south of Grass Valley. Conflict sometimes occurs there between through traffic and vehicles intent on making left turns. The California Division. of Highways’ estimates” the’ work will cost $18,000. The second project requires construction of: passing lanes at two locations approximately five miles north of Nevada City. Route 49 is a narrow, two-lane mountain road in this vicinity and bottlenecks occur when trucks and other slow. moving: vehicles are climbing its steep grades. My entire staff joins me in wishing you . one and dall.a very Merry Christmas Please accept our thanks for your generous patronage. MEIER Chev.-Olds Hiway 49 at Brmswick Rd. Grass Valley 273-9535) Pirates’ Outlet is located on Broad Street Exotic wares from the four } corners of the world are to be found in one of Nevada City’s newest establishments. . .the singularly unique ‘‘Pirates’ Out--; let’? at 313 Broad Street. And ‘‘exotic’’ they are indeed .for they range from a good sampling of ‘‘all the perfumes of Araby,’’ to the more utilitarian housewares dressed up for decorative display. in the home, This attractive: about because of the owners’ interest in imports. : . gained through many visits to larger such stores in the Bay Area and elsewhere. Dick Teghtmeyer of Nevada City; and his nephew, Mark Gar rido of Lake Tahoe, are the coowners, When they cannot be on the premises, Dick’s. sister-inlaw, Barbara Dreher; and her sister, Maureen Murphy, both local residents, .‘‘tend the shop.’’ But Dick and Mark did 3 all of the buying and installing 7 preliminary to the grand open. } ing December 4-5. At the Pirates’ Outlet one finds straw flowers in a rainbow of} colors; stunning fur rugs, Span. . ish carved wood items, Indian . brass wares, wicker ‘‘hanging § basket’’ type porch chairs, can# dles in.a wide variety of styles and colors some delightfully scented; mod posters in a wide range of subject matter; clay and j metal figurines of birds, ani. mals, and insects, . . ‘‘CONe versation pieces’’ if ever there were such things; bookends unlike any this writer has seen in the area before; temple bells and Madras spreads from the distant. shores of India; candle snuffers in unique designs, wal! sconces, fabulous historic ship models, hibachis, soaps, bath oils, and many, many other wonderful gift items. Dick is a laboratory technician at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital; Mark is a skilled carpenter, and is a student at the University of Nevada in Reno. The young men designed and built the. unusual display stands and shop came . BARBARA DREEER is sales lady at Nevada City's newest business, the Pirate's Outlet on Broad Street. Barbara is ‘sister-in-law of Dick Teghtmeyer, co-owner with Mark Gar_rido of the store. Barbara sells wares from around the world. She is swinging in one of the « comfortable and attractive swinging cane chairs, the Pirate's Outlet sells. counter for the store. In addition to the imports featured, the store sells items made by local artists and craftsmen on consignment, adding greatly to the stock on hand, The shop will be open seven days weekly until Christmas, After the holidays a new schedule will go into effect. Shopping hours are presently from 10 a.m, until 6 p.m. Mark is a ski enthusiast. . when leisure time from his busy schedule permits. Dick likes water skiing in the summer, goes duck hunting whenever he can; and occasionally gets over to Bodega Bay from which point he goes deep-sea fishing. When Barbara is not otherwise engaged, sewing is her greatest pleasure. Maureen is fond of reading. . . with emphasis on astrology; but her three children are her pride and joy. For the seekers of the unusual, the Pirates’ Outlet provides a multitude of reasonably priced solutions. . .particularly at this season of the year. And a friendly welcome awaits the shopper there at any time.

pERLODICALS SECTION 77 16/7 GAL. ST« LIBRARY gacTO. CAL. 95814 Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, ‘You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little Fae: Ch F eisken, Moo A aa yi Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug; Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent. fe j Seeetlaad, Nahai O Ridee” hogy She Pipa a Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Limé Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City Selby. Flat, eeisls ill, Go lat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Vall “Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgepoft, _ BSCE Moore * s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington on Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. i Wednesday, December 22, 1971 VOLUME 49 i0 ime A Copy Published: Nednesdays, Nevada ty _ Number 48 a Funds allotted A new Nevada City establishment for two jobs . on Route 49 SACRAMENTO — The funds required for two Route 49 improvements projects in Nevada county were allocated today by the California Highway Commisson during a business meeting held in Sacramento: The first requires the addition of a left turn lane at Higgins Corner, approximately 11 miles south of Grass Valley. Conflict sometimes occurs there between through traffic and vehicles intent on making left turns. The California Division. of Highways’ estimates” the’ work will cost $18,000. The second project requires construction of: passing lanes at two locations approximately five miles north of Nevada City. Route 49 is a narrow, two-lane mountain road in this vicinity and bottlenecks occur when trucks and other slow. moving: vehicles are climbing its steep grades. My entire staff joins me in wishing you .. one and dall..a very Merry Christmas Please accept our thanks for your generous patronage. MEIER Chev.-Olds Hiway 49 at Brmswick Rd. Grass Valley 273-9535) Pirates’ Outlet is located on Broad Street Exotic wares from the four } corners of the world are to be found in one of Nevada City’s newest establishments. . .the singularly unique ‘‘Pirates’ Out--; let’? at 313 Broad Street. And ‘‘exotic’’ they are indeed ..for they range from a good sampling of ‘‘all the perfumes of Araby,’’ to the more utilitarian housewares dressed up for decorative display. in the home, This attractive: about because of the owners’ interest in imports. : . gained through many visits to larger such stores in the Bay Area and elsewhere.

Dick Teghtmeyer of Nevada City; and his nephew, Mark Gar rido of Lake Tahoe, are the coowners, When they cannot be on the premises, Dick’s. sister-inlaw, Barbara Dreher; and her sister, Maureen Murphy, both local residents, .‘‘tend the shop.’’ But Dick and Mark did 3 all of the buying and installing 7 preliminary to the grand open. } ing December 4-5. At the Pirates’ Outlet one finds straw flowers in a rainbow of} colors; stunning fur rugs, Span. . ish carved wood items, Indian . brass wares, wicker ‘‘hanging § basket’’ type porch chairs, can# dles in.a wide variety of styles and colors some delightfully scented; mod posters in a wide range of subject matter; clay and j metal figurines of birds, ani. mals, and insects, . . ‘‘CONe versation pieces’’ if ever there were such things; bookends unlike any this writer has seen in the area before; temple bells and Madras spreads from the distant. shores of India; candle snuffers in unique designs, wal! sconces, fabulous historic ship models, hibachis, soaps, bath oils, and many, many other wonderful gift items. Dick is a laboratory technician at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital; Mark is a skilled carpenter, and is a student at the University of Nevada in Reno. The young men designed and built the. unusual display stands and shop came . BARBARA DREEER is sales lady at Nevada City's newest business, the Pirate's Outlet on Broad Street. Barbara is ‘sister-in-law of Dick Teghtmeyer, co-owner with Mark Gar_rido of the store. Barbara sells wares from around the world. She is swinging in one of the « comfortable and attractive swinging cane chairs, the Pirate's Outlet sells. counter for the store. In addition to the imports featured, the store sells items made by local artists and craftsmen on consignment, adding greatly to the stock on hand, The shop will be open seven days weekly until Christmas, After the holidays a new schedule will go into effect. Shopping hours are presently from 10 a.m, until 6 p.m. Mark is a ski enthusiast. . when leisure time from his busy schedule permits. Dick likes water skiing in the summer, goes duck hunting whenever he can; and occasionally gets over to Bodega Bay from which point he goes deep-sea fishing. When Barbara is not otherwise engaged, sewing is her greatest pleasure. Maureen is fond of reading. . . with emphasis on astrology; but her three children are her pride and joy. For the seekers of the unusual, the Pirates’ Outlet provides a multitude of reasonably priced solutions. . .particularly at this season of the year. And a friendly welcome awaits the shopper there at any time.