NC Business Network International (BNI)

The Nevada County Business Builder chapter of Business Network International is a dynamic new referral group that helps local businesses grow and thrive. Guests are welcome to come to a weekly meeting and consider joining. We have an opening for a graphic designer, caterer, photographer, landscaper, pet groomer and others. Only one business per category so you benefit from our referrals. Connect with us on Facebook at BNI Grass Valley.

Come check us out! The group meets weekly, noon to 1:30 p.m. every Thursday at Goomba's Restaurant, Highway 174, Grass Valley.

For more information call (530) 205-9509 or visit www.bnigrassvalley.com.



Chapter Preceptor Nu Delta of Beta Sigma Phi

We are a social, cultural and service oriented sisterhood for women all around the world. With chapters in 20 countries, you can be sure you'll have a new group of friends whenever it's time to relocate. Our local chapter meets twice a month at noon on Mondays at a member's home. We support several local philanthropic organizations and have an informative cultural program at each meeting. Social events are scattered throughout the year for fun and building friendships. There is always a sister there for support whenever the need arises.

For information, call Betty Dalpez at (530) 265-2107 or Lois M. Robinson at (530) 272-6804.



Nevada City Elks Lodge # 518

Meets the second and fourth Thursday of the month. Lodge opens at 4 p.m., dinner at 6 p.m. The first Monday is Deli Night, the second Monday is Burger Night with quarter and half-pound burgers, the third Monday is Mama's Spaghetti Night and the fourth Monday is South of the Border Night. You are invited to join us for our events. Our Hall is available for rent for weddings, birthdays, meetings and most other functions. We have food service available to serve your event, and a full bar can be provided.

For information or reservations, call (530) 265-4920.



Nevada County Bonsai Club

Mission: The Nevada County Bonsai Club is dedicated to promoting the art of Bonsai. We will strive to create interest and inspire participation by those interested in the art of Bonsai, from beginners to advanced artists. We will provide and coordinate information on Bonsai through meetings and through demonstrations by Bonsai artists at our meetings and workshops. The Club is open to all those interested in the Art of Bonsai.

Goals: Our ultimate goal is to instill in our members the appreciation and enjoyment of the Art of Bonsai, and the satisfaction that comes from the creation of living art. Also, the Club's goal is to provide an environment that allows members and visitors to learn the history of Bonsai as well as to learn and share the art of Bonsai in a comfortable social setting with other Club members.

Club History: Established in April 2007, the Nevada County Bonsai Club was founded by Leo Martinez of Grass Valley on Apr. 21, 2007. The Nevada County Bonsai Club is a social, nonprofit club, founded for sharing the beauty and enjoyment of Bonsai, through teaching and communicating the living art form of Bonsai.

Club meetings are at 6 p.m. on the third Tuesday of the month in the Nevada County Library Community Room, 980 Helling Way in Nevada City.



Gold Country Computer Learning Center

This is a non-profit organization that offers a variety of low-cost computer classes and other events.

To learn more about volunteer opportunities at the Computer Learning Center, call (530) 273-0497 or visit www.gcclc.org.



Nevada County Genealogical Society

The NCGS meets at 6:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month at the Community Room of the Helling Library in Nevada City.

For information, call Helen Martini at (530) 273-0855.



Sierra Wine and Grape Growers Association (SWGGA)

If you are interested in growing grapes, making wine, wine tasting or learning about wine in general, please join us for cheese and crackers at our monthly meetings and bring a bottle of your favorite wine for all to taste. You do not have to be a grower or winemaker to join our group! We have fascinating speakers at our meetings discussing subjects like vineyard management, winemaking or critiquing wine. We have a summer picnic, a holiday party every year and fund an educational scholarship to a local student.

Our club meets monthly at 7 p.m. on the third Thursday of the month, usually at Ponderosa Hall (Gate 2) at the Nevada County Fairgrounds.

For information, visit www.swgga.org.



The Chicago Park Garden Club

Our Feb.1 meeting will be at 1 p.m. at the Peardale Firehouse Community Room. Earline Eisley-Freeman and Cyndi Davis of Eisley's Nursery will give the program "Garden Goddesses,” discussing the care, feeding and pruning of roses and how to get the most fragrance from them. There will be handouts The Pressed Flower Card Makers will meet at 9:30 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 6 and Monday, Feb. 20 at the Community Room. The Flower Arrangers will meet at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23 at the Community Room and will be working on ivy topiaries. The membership is open.

For information call (530) 265-8210.



Nevada County Republican Women Federated

Members of NCRWF attended an annual Leadership Workshop on January 21 in Sacramento. Several breakout session were held to help members learn how to be effective in their leadership rolls in their local clubs. NCRWF meets at noon on the third Tuesday of the month at Alta Sierra Country Club.

For meeting information call (530) 274-0803, e-mail NCRWF@hotmail.com or visit www.nevadacountyrwf.org.



The Gold Country Chapter of LeTip International

We meet Wednesdays from 11:46 am to 1:01 p.m. at Kane's Restaurant at 120 East Main Street in Grass Valley. We welcome anyone interested in growing their business!

At our last meeting, Jeff Plant with OCD Housekeeping shared a bit of history about himself, and how he ended up moving from the Bay Area to Nevada City four years ago with his wife Deanna, who had a successful house cleaning business there.

Pam Grein with The Hang Up spoke about the many things that they can build to help keep your home and office organized. They have been busy installing high quality wall beds that are so easy to raise that a child could do it.

Tip Master Joe Imel announced the Top Tipper for last week was Shelley Leirly, with Hysell Accountancy Corp. who passed four tips! Next week will be our quarterly mixer, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Valentina's Bistro on Sutton Way in Grass Valley.

For more information about Gold Country LeTip, call (530) 477-3727.



Widowed Persons Association, Chapt. 14

After our Christmas meeting at Alta Sierra Country Club and our Christmas party, we settled in to our daily routine of being there for each other in other activities.  Our last meeting in January hosted Michael Beaman who spoke on State Long Term Benefits for those either needing long term care or those looking to move to a retirement facility.  His talk was very informative with many of us learned what we should do to protect our finances and still have the level of living wished for our later years.  In comic relief, our group had a riotous White Elephant sale with many donated items which were later sold for $1. We go on the theory that "someone's junk becomes another person's treasure." Many of our members are looking forward to joining the Roadrunners for a 15-day cruise to Hawaii in March. Our next meeting will be on February 10 at the Holbrooke Hotel.  We welcome new members.

For information please call Nickie at (530) 272-7292 or Eileen at (530) 272-2487.



Bear Yuba Land Trust

With the start of World War II, the United States Army acquired a huge section of land we now know as Beale Air Force Base and Spenceville Wildlife Area. The Spenceville area was used for aerial and ground assault combat training. There are numerous structures that are tucked away and off the beaten track in this popular wildlife preserve — wartime remnants from approximately 65 years ago. Join the Bear Yuba Land Trust on this 4.5 mile moderate trek where we will visit 10 military bunkers, the “Cabbage Patch” cemetery, and the strange edifice known as the “Dragon's Teeth.” Clarence Motter, local amateur historian, will be leading this outing. When he originally approached Fish and Game, overseers of the Wildlife Area, they said there were only six bunkers, however, Clarence has discovered at least 10 in his explorations. Join us as he takes us back in time. The trek is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28 and costs $12 for BYLT members and $17 for not-yet-members.

For information, call (530) 272-5994 or visit www.BearYubaLandTrust.org.



Sierra Singles Club

Smiley Guys Smoke House is the destination for lunch on January 31. The next regular meeting will be February 8 in the Community Center dining room, 841 Old Tunnel Road, at 1:45. Plans will be made for the month's activities. Mature singles are invited to attend.



The Newcomers Club of Nevada County

Monthly luncheon will be at the Alta Sierra Country Club on Wednesday, February 22. Dr. Helen McCarthy will speak on the “Protection and Preservation of Native American Tribes in Central California.” Dr. McCarthy, ethnobotanist (interrelationship of people and plants) and social anthropologist at U.C. Davis, is an expert on First Nations in our region, especially the Maidu Indians. Experience the trials, tribulations and courage of the ancient Indian tribes, as you learn, understand and appreciate how their descendants are living today.

Doors open at 11 a.m. Lunch will be served at 11:45 a.m. Menu choices are roasted ham with au gratin sweet potatoes or Pacific red snapper with bay shrimp on rice or chef's choice vegetarian selection. Entries include tomato basil bisque soup, side of Swiss chard and praline cheesecake for dessert. Beverages included. Luncheon cost is $18. Reservations must in by Monday, February 13.

For information, call (530) 478-1114 or (530) 470-9191.



Friends of Hospice

Friends of Hospice and guests met at the Alta Sierra Country Club in Grass Valley for their first in a series of four quarterly meetings during the year. Vice President Cathy Jostes of FOH presented Executive Director of Hospice of the Foothills Vanessa Bengston a check in the amount of  $50,000 as part of the FOH committment to this non-profit organization to raise money for the work of Hospice through fund raising activities. The money was well received and Ms. Bengston thanked the FOH organization for their hard work and dedication in raising money for the continuing needs of Hospice of the Foothill.

VP Cathy Jostes also welcomed and introduced the Official 2012 Board Members of FOH and thanked the past board members for their time and support of the organization during the last year.

Guest speaker Aimee Retzler, HOF Marketing Coordinator, gave an interesting talk concerning "What It Means to be an Ambassador,” a program that has been developed to educate the community on the services of Hospice of the Foothills. Educational classes will be offered by Hospice for all who are interested in being an informed Ambassador, for more information about this program please phone Sue Hodges (530) 272-5739.

Friends of Hospice is currently accepting applications from men and women who would be interested in joining this auxiliary of Hospice of the Foothills to promote the work of HOF and educate the community about hospice through fund raising activities.

Please phone (530) 274-5121 for information. 



Early Risers Toastmasters

Tuesdays get off to a fresh start at Early Risers Toastmasters meetings. Last week, we enjoyed speeches given by Cindy Bailey and Sharon Delgado, followed by helpful evaluations. Table Topics was led by Paula Gleicher and won by Otto Haueisen, using the word of the day, "sagacious" (wise and quick). When you want to improve your communication and leadership skills, Toastmasters is the best value ever! Guests are always welcome - and never HAVE to speak. Early Risers meetings are at 6:30 a.m. every Tuesday at Trolley Junction in Nevada City.

For information, call (530) 273-9777 or visit www.toastmastersnevadacounty.org.



Empire Toastmasters

At the January 20 meeting of Empire Toastmasters, Elizabeth Dunn won the Better Speaker trophy for her speech “Another Day in Paradise,” about her experience working on a cruise ship. Lynne Lacroix was voted Better Evaluator for her feedback on Lisa Lehr's Interpersonal Communication project, “How to Make a Friend in 10 Minutes.” The Table Topics trophy went to Diane McIntire for her impromptu talk about an African Safari. Lisa Lehr and Ruth Schwartz were each presented with their second Competent Communicator award, and two visitors attended the meeting.

Toastmasters welcomes all who are interested in improving their speaking, listening, and leadership skills — skills that will serve you in business as well as in life! Empire Toastmasters meets at noon on Fridays at Trolley Junction restaurant in Nevada City. Guests are invited and are never required to speak.

For more information, contact Judy Nichols at judynichols123@gmail.com or call (530) 477-9120.



Gold Country Community Services

Birthday Wednesday was a day to enjoy homemade Chicken Fiesta and celebrate our January birthdays with a light, delicious cake from Golden Empire Convalescent Hospital. Very kind - and much appreciated! Lunch is served weekdays promptly at noon in our High Noon Cafe, and there's a different, nutritious meal each day.

Gold Country Community Services also offers classes, activities and services to maintain good health and safety at every age and stage of life. We also have a wood program, as well as many volunteer opportunities. To find out more and to make your lunchtime reservations, phone (530) 273-4961 (lines are open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays). Come in and pick up a menu (class schedule is on the back). Our reception desk is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. We're located in the Nevada City Senior Apartments on Old Tunnel Rd., Brunswick.

For more information, visit www.goldcountrycenter.org.



Democratic Women's Club

Congressional candidate Jim Reed will be the featured speaker at the February 4 breakfast meeting of the Nevada County Democratic Women's Club. The presentation will follow a lavish breakfast and short business meeting at 9:30 a.m. at Trolley Junction Restaurant, in the Northern Queen Inn, Nevada City. Please RSVP by Monday, January 30, to Sally Smith at sjyws@yahoo.com or call (530) 273-3051.Reed will be hosted the same day at a "Meet and Support" from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Nevada City Veterans Building upstairs hall. This is an opportunity to interview the Democratic candidate for Congress' new First District. The Democratic Women's Club meets the first Saturday of each month at Trolley Junction for breakfast and a timely program.

For more information, visit at www.NevadaCountyDemocraticWomensClub.org.



Sierra Foothills Audubon Society February 2012 General Meeting

At our 7:30 p.m. meeting on Feb. 2, Will Richardson will present an overview of the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science. the TINS is a member-supported nonprofit seeking to advance the natural history, conservation, and ecosystem knowledge of the Tahoe region through science, education, and outreach. TINS has a long-term goal of bringing a world-class interpretive nature center and educational facility to the Tahoe area, but in the meantime engage in a diversity of programs to promote greater appreciation, understanding, and stewardship of the natural resources of the Tahoe region. This talk will focus on their outreach, citizen science, and research programs. Richardson will also highlight a few of the research projects for more in-depth discussion (illustrated with lots of photographs!). Community Room, Nevada County Library, Maidu Avenue, Nevada City.

For more information, visit www.tinsweb.org.



Higgins Diggins Lions Club

Seats are still available for Higgins Diggins Lions' Club Annual All-You-Can-Eat Crab and Shrimp Feed on Friday, Feb. 10 and Saturday, Feb. 11. Tickets cost $35 per person or $30 per person for parties of eight or more. The Valentine's Day themed event will also feature pasta with meat sauce, salad and garlic bread. Desserts will be available for purchase.

The no host bar will open at 5:30 p.m., dinner at 6:30 p.m. The event will be held at Higgins Lions Community Center, 22410 E. Hacienda Dr., Grass Valley (near Lake of the Pines). All proceeds from this and all Lions' Club events are donated back to the community. Last year, Higgins Diggins gave donations locally to Kare Crisis Nursery, Interfaith Food Ministries, Hospitality House, Divine Spark, awarded $5,500 in scholarships to graduating high school seniors and provided glasses to individuals in need.

For tickets and information, call (530) 268-0565.



Grandmothers for Peace of Nevada County

Please join us for our meetings at 11:30 a.m. on the second Tuesday of each month in the Community Room of the Madelyn Helling Library as we plan activities and projects to focus awareness on creating a world of peace for this, and future generations.

For information, call Shirley at (530) 265-5545 or e-mail grannies4peace@hotmail.com.



The Gold Country Welcome Club

The club has formed yet another activity group, this one for movie lovers. Meeting once or twice a month to view first runs or classics, it's always a lively discussion afterwards. The Welcome Club is a nonprofit social club of about 700 members. In addition to supporting local charities, hosting dinner/dances and monthly speaker events, the club has more than 20 activity groups. There is something for everyone's hobby or special interest from Bridge to woodworking.

For information, visit www.NCNugget.com.



Duplicate Bridge Club

Do you want to have fun? Improve your Bridge? Bid farewell to the wrong contracts? Meet interesting, intelligent, friendly people? Lots of people in our area play Chicago and Party Bridge. In contrast, Duplicate Bridge is a world-wide variation of social bridge but different in that each hand is played in competition with others playing the identical cards. In this way, the score for each hand, whether strong or weak, is based on relative performance, and the element of skill is heightened whilst that of chance is reduced.

Our sanctioned ACBL Duplicate Bridge Club has games from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday mornings and from 12:30 to 4 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday at the Golden Empire Grange (near Kmart). A slight fee is charged and snacks are free. We are a very friendly and caring group. Duplicate Bridge is fun, educational and excellent exercise for your mind. But wait, there is more — we invite you to join us for a free play at one of our games.

For information, call Bruce Lester at (530) 477-9586.



Hope Bearers

Our Christian cancer support group meets at Foothill Church. Those with serious chronic illnesses, including cancer and their care givers are encouraged to come and share in a safe environment concerning this difficult time in their lives. Receive understanding, compassion and love from folks who have had encounters with or presently are fighting these diseases. We meet at 6 p.m. on the first and third Saturday of the month at Foothill Church, 14600 State Hwy. 49 in Grass Valley.

For information, call Edda (530) 530-432-2862, click on INEED and go to Hope Bearers or visit www.FoothillChurch.org.



Sierra Writers

We provide a venue for writers of all types to meet, share and learn. Meetings are held at 6:30 p.m. on the second Wednesday of the month at the Madelyn Helling Library, with six speakers per year – open to the public. There are two “Open Reads” each year where anyone can submit a few pages anonymously to be read aloud and critiqued constructively, and local critique groups provide supportive feedback in the writing process. In May, we honor the winners of our Young Writers Contest.

For information, call (530) 432-1801 or visit SierraWriters.org.



Bicyclists of Nevada County Mountain Bike Club

We are committed to responsible mountain bicycling, preservation and improvement of riding opportunities, cooperation with other interest groups and the education of cyclists and non-cyclists alike. We regularly hold group rides and trail building and improvement events.

Upcoming event:

Volunteer with us as we improve sections of the Hirschman Trail. Meet at 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 28 at Indian Flat Rd. We will build some berms and make this important community trail more cycling friendly. Free beer and hot coffee for participants. Waiver required. Meet at Map: http://g.co/maps/bf8hc.

For information, call (530) 205-DIRT (3478) or visit http://Bonc.org.



Craft Guild of Nevada County

We are open to anyone who is interested in sharing their craft with others and in selling handmade items locally. To learn more about what these crafters and artisans are doing, check out the Guild's blog: http://CraftGuildNevadaCounty.BlogSpot.com.

Guild meetings are held at 6:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday of each month at the Superintendent of Schools office, 112 Nevada City Hwy., Nevada City – Houser Conference Room.

The Guild is a non-profit community service organization. Over the years, donations have been made to a number of local charitable groups. Recently these include Women of Worth, the Friendship Club and the Neighborhood Center of the Arts. The Guild has historically offered scholarships to graduating high school seniors who want to pursue a career in the arts. Guild members also provide monthly tray favors for several local senior care facilities as well as holiday gifts for the residents and home-bound seniors during Christmas time.

For information, visit www.CraftGuildNevadaCounty.org.



Auburn Newcomers

The nonprofit's only purpose is to provide varied activities and new friendships for all singles or couples who call the foothills home, whether they are new to the area or established residents. Year-round social activities include groups for dinner, lunch, theater, cards and walking— to name a few. Come to open house to learn more about the club's various social activities.

For information, call (530) 823-6027.



National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE), Grass Valley Chapter #1335

All active and retired federal employees and their spouses are eligible to join NARFE and are welcome to attend chapter meetings held the second Thursday of each month (except July and August) at the Moose Lodge, 15694 Allison Ranch Road (just off Hwy. 49) Grass Valley. Social hour begins at 11:15 a.m. and lunch is served at noon followed by a program and business meeting.

For information or reservations, call (530) 265-6477.



Healing through Loss and Grief Support Group

Anyone who has experienced emotional loss, be it current or in the past, is welcome.

For information, call (530) 265-3258 or visit www.LossAndGrief.org.



Gold Country Stamp Club

Is Grandpa's old stamp collection in the attic gathering dust? Bring it in and we will help you sort the trash from the treasure, the gems from the junk. If you are considering selling these family treasures for, say, some new transportation, we could help you decide if you'll be browsing for a Beamer or haggling over pre-owned sneakers. On the other hand, maybe you would rather pick up where Grandpa left off and fill in some of those blank spaces. We can help with that, too! We're the Gold Country Stamp Club, and we meet from 6:30 to 8 p.m. the first and third Thursdays of each month. Hitch a ride on down to the dining room of the Nevada City Senior Apartments, 841 Old Tunnel Rd. in Grass Valley. Everyone is welcome.

For information, call (530) 477-0108.



Sierra Express Road Bike Club

Weekly rides for riders of all levels.

For information, visit http://SierraExpress.org.



50s Plus Social Singles

The group invites all who are interested in making new friends and sharing in fun activities to check us out by joining in one of our socials, 6 to 7 p.m. the second and fourth Fridays of the month at the Holbrooke Hotel, Grass Valley.

For information, call (530) 271-0303 or (530) 273-6898.



Al-Anon Adult Children of Alcoholics

“Children should be seen AND heard.” Please join us from 6 to 7:15 p.m. Tuesday evenings for book and study discussion for adult children of alcoholics. This is a nonprofit, 12-step group meeting. The gathering is non-smoking and open to both men and women. Meetings are in Classroom 5 in the back of the Peace Lutheran Church, 828 W. Main St. in Grass Valley.



Rooster Tails Fishing Club

Auburn Elks Lodge, 195 Pine St., Auburn.

The 28-year-old, 150 plus member Rooster Tails Fishing Club of Northern California, Inc. is a non-profit organization that meets the third Friday of each month to educate, entertain and enhance a fishing experience. Unlike many bass and fly fishing clubs that concentrate on very specific types of fishing, the Rooster Tails Fishing Club provides a balanced mix of fishing techniques presented by fishing experts targeting a variety of fish species on multiple types of waters.

For information, call Jim at (530) 887-0479, e-mail pres@roostertailsfishingclub.org or visit www.RoosterTailsFishingClub.org.



The Gold Country Italian American Club

Meets from noon to 3 p.m. every third Tuesday at various local restaurants for lunch, games, presentations and socializing.

For information, call Don Mortara at (530) 271-7491.



Evangeline Chapter # 9 Order of the Eastern Star

The Order of the Eastern Star is one of the largest fraternal organizations in the world to which both men and women can belong. The tenets of the Order are Fidelity, Constancy, Loyalty, Faith and Love.

Evangeline Chapter meets at 7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of each month at the Nevada City Masonic Center, 108 N. Pine St. in Nevada City. Come join us for fellowship and dessert prior to our meeting at 6:30 p.m. and meet some of our friendly members.

For information, call Kathy at (530) 478-1286.



TOPS Club

The TOPS Club (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets Fridays at the Salvation Army Fellowship Hall, 10725 Alta St. in Grass Valley. Meeting is at 10 a.m. Weigh-in before at 9:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome.



12-Step spiritual journey writing workshop

Word-A-Live Church is sponsoring a 12-step study writing workshop for individuals who grew up in less-than-nurturing or chaotic homes. This workshop uses the Twelve Steps in a Christian context. Located at 10528 Spenceville Rd. in Penn Valley. The workshop is designed to help restore the spirit and provide a workable formula for confronting the past. It is a model for surrendering one's life to God. Emphasizes the relationship between the Twelve Steps and the practice of Christian living.

For information, call Beverly at (530) 210-4651.



NA-Golden Empire, Grass Valley Chapter

The chapter has started a monthly study group that meets from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on the first Wednesday of each month at the BriarPatch Community Room. The group is called UNA: Focus on Women, which is for all genders to hear presentations and discuss “living in a culture of respect for all.” The same group with just women meets the months in between as UN Women's Circle, affiliated with the UN Women's Circle Campaign.

For information, visit www.UNAUSA.org.



Mothers Prayer Warriors

Our group is now meeting from 4 to 5:30 p.m. every Monday at Twin Cities Church. If you are a mother who has lost a child, you may gain strength and knowledge from our unique Bible study.

For information, call Cyndi Fellman at (530) 432-8148.



Nordic Skiers of Nevada County (NSNC)

NSNC is a club that promotes back country skiing and snowshoeing. The club meets at 7 p.m. the first Thursday of every winter month at Seaman's Lodge in Pioneer Park, Nevada City.

The club promotes back country skiing and snowshoeing by organizing trips and car pooling to the local Sierra. A variety of trips and skill levels are scheduled in advance while impromptu trips are organized through Yahoo groups. The club is always looking for new members.



Sierra Table Tennis

Open-play table tennis, 7 to 10 p.m. Mondays at Echo Ridge School, 15504 Liberty Circle Dr. in Nevada City.

For information, call (530) 265-2834.



Grass Valley Moose Family Fun Center

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 2217, Women Of The Moose Chapter 1767

We have events each month for both young and old. We have a playground for the children and a kennel for our four legged friends. We have RV spots, RV social events, and our motorcycle enthusiasts, the Moose Riders, have special events throughout the year. We serve tacos every Monday evening from 5:30 to 7 p.m., dinner every Friday at 6 p.m., and breakfast every Sunday from 9 to 11 a.m. We also have many events throughout the month.

We are a members only family fraternity whose goal is to serve our seniors, our children and our community. We are a Moose Family Center which means we cherish our children for they are our future. We are the friendliest place in Grass Valley. Stop by and check us out. We are located off of Hwy. 49 about a mile north of Alta Sierra Dr. at 15694 Allison Ranch Rd. Check us out on the web at www.GrassValleyMoose.org.

For information, call (530) 273-1070.