February 7, 1973 (12 pages)

SBR ee ¥ IIE ELT LIT LLL LDL ALLELE IDIOTS BE LENORE UB e's, een BEE PERIODICALS SECTION San Juan, North Bloomfield, Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Willow balley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Beidg eport, Birchville, Moore Humbug, Relic f Hill, Hashington, Hl 1 Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Ge ld Flat, Sog ent, fale rr Malo ru s Flat, ‘Orles ws dat, Semin: , oe 1 i bllets svi: Ge Md Ba pts ce Bourbo ee Scotch Hill, No mn “Hill. Anthony Hee Delisting Cicdene “a (5-16-73 CAL. ST. LIBRARY ~~ . a SACTO. CAL. 95814 : : Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York. Chere ares Mooney Flat, ns: rth Columbia, Ce anil Hill etland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, RXugh ont Neer Graniteville, chi e, Summit Cus Ue alleen Gouge Eve, Lime}Kiln, Chice vibes oe SON randy Flat. ‘Sebasto pol. Que Pill. NUMBER 102 VOLUME 49 10 ails A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City Wed. Feb. 7 1373 Three county Grass Valley, Nevada City Restaurants road projects get approval Three Nevada County projects were among those approved by .the State Department of Public Works this month as part of $6 million allocated to correct areas with high accident rates. The widening of Highway 20 west of the Bear River is one of the projects and includes trimming back the cut banks of the highway to increase the sight distance of motorists. The project is estimated to cost $100,000. ’ Also included in the budget is the realignment of the connection between Highway 20 and Squirrel Creek Road near the west city limit of Grass Valley to provide a better angle of intersection, and construction of a left-turn storage lane. for westbound traffic. This project will cost $17,000. The third county project is the realignment of the connection between Colfax Highway and East Empire Street just east of Grass Valley. . : WE HAVE A VERY FINE SELECTION OF LATE MODEL PICKUP TRUCKS Some have air conditioning. Some have 4-Wheel Drive. > ARE STILL UNDER NEW CAR WARRANTY. All at MONEY SAVING PRICES! [MEIER Chev.-Old Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd. Grass Valley — 273-9535 MOST OF THEM} (ao. thru SAT. 8 to 6 = Area has a number of top dining spots This week’s ‘“‘eatingaround the county”’ tour takes us first to the fabulous ‘‘1890 House,’’ home of creative cooking and indepth nostalgia. This fine eating place is situated mid-town in Grass Valley, just beyond Wells Fargo Bank at-226 Mill Street. Its talented young proprietors have provided the community with a great place to celebrate birthday or wedding anniversaries; to bring those fussy eaters among your out-of-town relatives and friends . the ones you’d love to impress a bit; or to simply indulge yourself in a spot of pure luxury at very modest prices. On Mondays and Thursday, 1890 House offers a complete gourmet meal for only $4; and every;day they serve the Eggplant Parmesan meal for just $3.50. So phone 273-5989 and . make a reservation for any day but Tuesday or Wednesday, any time between 6 and 10 p.m. {and . live a little! <= eetacte In the historic “mining era”’ Empire Hotel, out in the old Boston Ravine at the end of. Mill Street in Grass Valley, you can now dine in a quietly plush atmosphere, from a menu featuring your favorites among American, Spanish or Italian dishes. Dinner is served from 4 m., luncheons between 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. A complete catering service is also available to your home, office or meeting place and their banquet room is beautiful! This facility seats 150 and has a public address system. The Empire was once, long, long ago, a boarding house for miners. Now, there are no longer any rooms for rent, but the food is certainly .an improvement over that served back in the days of gold. All it takes is one visit to the Empire, and you'll be a “regular” there, we are sure. ERE It’s been a favorite stopping place in Nevada City for more’ than 100 years ane still retains the glamour of the Gold Rush: é NEVADA COUNTY residents are blessed with winter scenes like this. This photo was snapped on the Little Truckee River on Highway 89 north of Truckee. The late snow has made ideal ski conditionsalways cies oes A AUW slates Days. The National . Hotel has housed, over these many years, celebrities from all walks of life and the aura of their vibrant personalities may still be felt by history-conscious visitors today. Aside from an excellent buffet and dinner menu, guests may also partake of their favorite beverages in the stunning old lounge. Here they’ll find the handsome back bar from the “famous Nob Hill mansion owned by the noted Spreckles Sugar Company family. This fabulous bar is one of the finest examples of Early American cabinet work in all of California. The hotel accommodations are elegantly Victorian yet totally modern from the utilitarian standpoint which is traveling hither and yon. A stay at this fine hostelry is really a “must”’ for visitors in Western Nevada County. Aras Our last eating stop for this week’s installment will be at Eddie’s Broiler, at Broad and Pine Streets in Nevada City. Eddie’s is one of the area’s popular steak houses where you can cook your own, or have one of his skilled staff cook it for you for a small fee. These tender New York Steaks are priced just right at $2.95 to $4.95. With the steak you'll also geta generous serving of tasty barbecued beans, French rolls and coffee, plus a visit to the salad bar. aturday meet The February general meeting of Nevada County Branch, AAUW, will be a craft and hobby show sponsored by the Crafts and Creative Writing Sections. The meeting will be held at the. home of Mrs. James Christie, 254 Boulder St., Nevada City on Saturday at 1: 30 p.m. There will be a sale table and members are asked to donate: hobby and craft items. Proceeds “will go to the scholarship fund. For more information, mem,bers are asked to call Mrs. Robert Becket (Maritje) at 2730076.

SBR ee ¥ IIE ELT LIT LLL LDL ALLELE IDIOTS BE LENORE UB e's, een BEE PERIODICALS SECTION San Juan, North Bloomfield, Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Willow balley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Beidg eport, Birchville, Moore Humbug, Relic f Hill, Hashington, Hl 1 Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Ge ld Flat, Sog ent, fale rr Malo ru s Flat, ‘Orles ws dat, Semin: , oe 1 i bllets svi: Ge Md Ba pts ce Bourbo ee Scotch Hill, No mn “Hill. Anthony Hee Delisting Cicdene “a (5-16-73 CAL. ST. LIBRARY ~~ . a SACTO. CAL. 95814 : : Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York. Chere ares Mooney Flat, ns: rth Columbia, Ce anil Hill etland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, RXugh ont Neer Graniteville, chi e, Summit Cus Ue alleen Gouge Eve, Lime}Kiln, Chice vibes oe SON randy Flat. ‘Sebasto pol. Que Pill. NUMBER 102 VOLUME 49 10 ails A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City Wed. Feb. 7 1373 Three county Grass Valley, Nevada City Restaurants road projects get approval Three Nevada County projects were among those approved by .the State Department of Public Works this month as part of $6 million allocated to correct areas with high accident rates. The widening of Highway 20 west of the Bear River is one of the projects and includes trimming back the cut banks of the highway to increase the sight distance of motorists. The project is estimated to cost $100,000. ’ Also included in the budget is the realignment of the connection between Highway 20 and Squirrel Creek Road near the west city limit of Grass Valley to provide a better angle of intersection, and construction of a left-turn storage lane. for westbound traffic. This project will cost $17,000. The third county project is the realignment of the connection between Colfax Highway and East Empire Street just east of Grass Valley. . : WE HAVE A VERY FINE SELECTION OF LATE MODEL PICKUP TRUCKS Some have air conditioning. Some have 4-Wheel Drive. > ARE STILL UNDER NEW CAR WARRANTY.. All at MONEY SAVING PRICES! [MEIER Chev.-Old Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd. Grass Valley — 273-9535 MOST OF THEM} (ao. thru SAT. 8 to 6 = Area has a number of top dining spots This week’s ‘“‘eatingaround the county”’ tour takes us first to the fabulous ‘‘1890 House,’’ home of creative cooking and indepth nostalgia. This fine eating place is situated mid-town in Grass Valley, just beyond Wells Fargo Bank at-226 Mill Street. Its talented young proprietors have provided the community with a great place to celebrate birthday or wedding anniversaries; to bring those fussy eaters among your out-of-town relatives and friends .. the ones you’d love to impress a bit; or to simply indulge yourself in a spot of pure luxury at very modest prices. On Mondays and Thursday, 1890 House offers a complete gourmet meal for only $4; and every;day they serve the Eggplant Parmesan meal for just $3.50. So phone 273-5989 and . make a reservation for any day but Tuesday or Wednesday, any

time between 6 and 10 p.m. {and . live a little! <= eetacte In the historic “mining era”’ Empire Hotel, out in the old Boston Ravine at the end of. Mill Street in Grass Valley, you can now dine in a quietly plush atmosphere, from a menu featuring your favorites among American, Spanish or Italian dishes. Dinner is served from 4 m., luncheons between 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. A complete catering service is also available to your home, office or meeting place and their banquet room is beautiful! This facility seats 150 and has a public address system. The Empire was once, long, long ago, a boarding house for miners. Now, there are no longer any rooms for rent, but the food is certainly .an improvement over that served back in the days of gold. All it takes is one visit to the Empire, and you'll be a “regular” there, we are sure. ERE It’s been a favorite stopping place in Nevada City for more’ than 100 years ane still retains the glamour of the Gold Rush: é NEVADA COUNTY residents are blessed with winter scenes like this. This photo was snapped on the Little Truckee River on Highway 89 north of Truckee. The late snow has made ideal ski conditionsalways cies oes A AUW slates Days. The National . Hotel has housed, over these many years, celebrities from all walks of life and the aura of their vibrant personalities may still be felt by history-conscious visitors today. Aside from an excellent buffet and dinner menu, guests may also partake of their favorite beverages in the stunning old lounge. Here they’ll find the handsome back bar from the “famous Nob Hill mansion owned by the noted Spreckles Sugar Company family. This fabulous bar is one of the finest examples of Early American cabinet work in all of California. The hotel accommodations are elegantly Victorian yet totally modern from the utilitarian standpoint which is traveling hither and yon. A stay at this fine hostelry is really a “must”’ for visitors in Western Nevada County. Aras Our last eating stop for this week’s installment will be at Eddie’s Broiler, at Broad and Pine Streets in Nevada City. Eddie’s is one of the area’s popular steak houses where you can cook your own, or have one of his skilled staff cook it for you for a small fee. These tender New York Steaks are priced just right at $2.95 to $4.95. With the steak you'll also geta generous serving of tasty barbecued beans, French rolls and coffee, plus a visit to the salad bar. aturday meet The February general meeting of Nevada County Branch, AAUW, will be a craft and hobby show sponsored by the Crafts and Creative Writing Sections. The meeting will be held at the. home of Mrs. James Christie, 254 Boulder St., Nevada City on Saturday at 1: 30 p.m. There will be a sale table and members are asked to donate: hobby and craft items. Proceeds “will go to the scholarship fund. For more information, mem,bers are asked to call Mrs. Robert Becket (Maritje) at 2730076.