Commander: 
    
Bernie Bachli
    
530-273-2655
  
  
 
    
First Vice Commander: 
    
Loren Ayers
    
530-432-9109
  
  
 
    
Second Vice Commander: 
    
Pete Vasilakos
    
530-432-6594
  
  
 
    
Adjutant:
    
Jodi Woodard
    
530-273-5081
  
  
 
    
Finance Officer:
    
Bob Germann
    
530-477-8650
  
  
 
    
Judge Advocate:
    
Ron Montgomery
    
530-272-1915
  
  
 
    
Service Officer:
    
Art Davis
    
530-274-9039
  
  
 
    
Chaplain:
    
Mike Cornelison
    
530-798-8122
  
  
 
    
Sergeant at Arms:
    
Howard Voshell
    
530-423-1600
  
  
 
    
Assist. Sergeant at Arms:
    
Bob Bourke
    
919-216-8284
  








EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:




Claude Hessel  432-0425
Dick Corn  272-5922
Norm Dodson  432-0789



  




	ANNOUNCEMENTS



  
 



The Post offers a monthly dinner for all members and guests on the first Tuesday
of each month.

The September dinner will be held on Tuesday, September 7, at the Veterans Memorial 
Building, 255 S. Auburn Street, Grass Valley. 

Cost is $9 per person and reservations are required. 

Call 530-272-2160 for reservations, BEFORE Monday, Sept 6. 



  This month's dinner menu is:

  
 
    
 
 
      
Salad: 
        
      
Green 
        Salad
      
 
        Dressing 
      
 
        
      
Entree:
      
 
        Ham
      
Mashed 
        Potatoes & Gravy
      
 
        Vegetables Medley
      
Dinner 
        Rolls / Butter
      
Dessert: 
        
      
Fruit 
        Chiffon 
  

 
The lounge opens at 5:30 PM and dinner is served at 6:30 PM. 




 


The Post holds its regular membership meetings on the second Tuesday of each month 
at 2 PM. The Post meets at the Veterans Memorial Building, 255 S. Auburn Street, 
Grass Valley. All members are encouraged to attend. 








The Post holds its Executive Committee meetings on the fourth Tuesday of each 
  month at 2 PM. The Executive Committee meets at the Veterans Memorial Building, 
  255 S. Auburn Street, Grass Valley. All members are encouraged to attend. 



 

Our American Legion "All Veterans Honor Guard" has participated in numerous ceremonies, burials,

and memorials for veterans.  The Honor Guard is always there to give a veteran the final respect

and the taps ceremony.  The Honor Guard desperately needs volunteers to assist in this honor to

our veterans.


  





Do you know the folds on the "American Flag" actually represent significant meaning? 



The following is courtesy of  The Voice of Flag Education, and their website is  www.americanflags.org 



The first fold stands for "liberty"; the second fold represents "unity"; the third fold stands for "justice";

the fourth fold symbolizes "perseverance"; the fifth fold represents "hardness"; the sixth fold stands for

"valor"; the seventh fold symbolizes "purity"; the eighth fold represents "innocence"; the ninth fold 

signifies "sacrifice"; the tenth fold stands for "honor"; the eleventh fold symbolizes "independence and the

twelfth fold represents "truth".





 







To rent the building facilities, call Nevada County information and general  services department

at 265-1310.  The Administrative Assistance is Judy Cole.




UNIT AUXILIARY OFFICERS AND APPOINTEES:




President: Julie Slater 273-4179
First Vice: Janice Morris 477-8939
Second Vice: Melise Munroe 272-1716
Secretary: Linda Watson 274-2085
Treasurer: Wilma Meyers 273-3157
 
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: 
Midge Starnes 274-0244
 Sandra Haines 478-0488
 Peg Wilson 268-8366
 
The Unit Auxiliary holds its regular membership meetings on the second Tuesday of each month

at 1:30 PM.  The Unit meets at the Veterans Memorial Building, 255 S. Auburn Street, Grass Valley.

All members are encouraged to attend.


 
  
American Legion Auxiliary



  Mission of the American Legion Auxiliary is to serve veterans, their families 
  and their communities. In support of our mission we adhere to the following 
  principles:

  To support the American Legion programs for veterans, young people and the community.

  To advance the understanding of patriotism and responsibility of citizenship.

  To promote individual integrity and family values.

  To serve others first and not self.

  


    ELIGIBILITY:

    All women who are the mothers, daughters, wives, sisters, grandaughters, great-grandaughters 
    and grandmothers of members of the American Legion or of those who served 
    during a conflict and are now deceased or women who are eligible for membership 
    in the American Legion in their own right.

     

    

    

    

  

To Contact the Post: Frank Gallino Post 130