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4A Daily News – Wednesday, July 17, 2013 Commerce business&enterprise Chamber Ambassadors going strong As a charter member of the Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Committee, I just have to say, it's such an awesome privilege to be a part of this team. We've been doing this for just over a year now, and our group has definitely grown in number in that time! Right now, our members include Chris Goddard, Debbie Goddard, of Umpqua Bank, Cheryl Weibling, of the Comfort Inn, Kitt Condrey-Miller, or Hard Drive, Dave Bartle, of Shasta.com, Lois Rogan, of Coldwell Banker, Laura Burgdoff, ServPro NorthShasta Lisa Noftz, of ServPro North Shasta and Tehama, Dan Skaggs, of Brentwood Skilled Nursing, Scott Camp of North Valley Baptist Church, and myself, Valerie Shaw, of Express Employment Professionals. To anyone who is not sure exactly who we are, or what we do, allow me a brief explanation. Basically, we are here to do whatever it is you need us to do. You'll see us at various Chamber functions, helping out wherever needed. We attend the ribbon cuttings the Chamber holds for new openings of its members, you can almost always spot us at Good Morning Red Bluff, the last Thursday of every month, and as many other events as the Chamber hosts. We'll be inviting people to Chamber events, and offering to introduce you around if you're unsure of whom everyone is. If you see one of us anywhere and have any questions about the Chamber, we would be happy to help. If we don't know the answer, we will find out for you. But we're not just here for new members. We want each Chamber member to feel connected, so even if you've been in the Chamber for years, don't be surprised if you find us popping in to say hi. With the great number of Chamber members, it may take us awhile to get to everyone, so if you want us to come see you specifically, just let us know and we'll make sure someone gets right out to you. The Ambassadors have also decided to help out with Jessie Woods' Food From the Heart Fund Drive, by having one of her donation cans at the Chamber Fireworks Booth, down at Belle Mill Landing. We believe in Red Bluff. This is a wonderful community to be a part of, and we want to see it grow. The Chamber is a great asset to our community. Since joining a year ago, I have made many new friends, and met many people who have helped me in my business, or have given me opportunity to help them in theirs. It gives me a sense of belonging to the community. If you are not a member, and would like information on how to become one, if you are a member, and want more information on upcoming events, or if you are interested in joining the Ambassador Team, you can contact me at valerie.shaw@expresspros.com, and I would be happy to assist you. Farmers Market tonight The Chamber Farmers Market 5-8 tonight. Fresh produce, food and services. Listen to music from the LTD Band. Milestone Anniversaries The Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce would like to acknowledge some of its faithful chamber members that are celebrating Milestone Anniversaries. We want to let them know how much we appreciate their loyalty and support through the years. We hope you will thank them by supporting their businesses. 25 Years Moore & Pascarella, A Dental Group 10 Years Valley Yellow Pages 5 Years Prime Cinemas Red Bluff Tobin & Associates Tehama County Cattlewomen Tehama County Department of Education Redding hospital names new CEO REDDING — Mike Sarian, president of operations for Prime Healthcare, has named Cyndy Gordon, RN, BSN, MBA as Shasta Regional Medical Center's new CEO, replacing retiring CEO Randall Hempling effective in September. Hempling announced he will retire from Shasta Regional at age 67. Hempling began his tenure at Shasta Regional in April 2009, after 30 years of healthcare industry experience. His retirement will be effective in September, but Hempling plans to stay in the area and continue his involvement in the community. During Hempling's four years at SRMC he served on numerous community boards including Turtle Bay, One Safe Place and Redding's Chamber of Commerce as well as being a member of Redding East Rotary and All Saints Episcopal Church. "We have greatly appreciated Randall's efforts over the past four years with his outstanding leadership and dedication to meeting the healthcare needs of the community," said Sarian. "We have the utmost confidence with Cyndy's extensive experience in hospital operations, coupled with her knowledge of the hospital and its staff that SRMC will continue its mission to provide the highest quality healthcare services and programs locally." Gordon has been the CNO, (Chief Nursing Officer) since 2006, served as COO as well as other executive leadership positions during her 35 years at SRMC. Gordon has served on the board at Shasta Community Health since 2007, and is involved with several causes: American Cancer Society, American Heart Association and Good News Rescue Mission. "Cyndy is a proven leader and has been the backbone at SRMC for 741 Main Street, Suite #2 Red Bluff, CA 96080 1-800-287-2187 (530) 527-2187 C & C PROPERTIES Website launches to promote Manton An Independently owned and operated Member of Coldwell Banker Residential Affiliates. 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The site represents the emerging business community in Manton, including wineries, lodging and attractions for visitors traveling to the Lassen Volcanic National Park area. For more information, visit http://mantonvalley.com. TREAT YOURSELF GET 50% OFF NEW ALL & Estate Jewelry Colored Stone Not valid with any other offer or coupon. Sale Ends 7/31/13 Business of the Year Gold Exchange 423 Walnut St., Red Bluff • 528-8000 T-F 10am-5:30pm • Sat. 10am-4pm www.redbluffgoldexchange.com facebook.com/redbluffgoldexchange Business Spotlight – Our business spotlight for the week is Dario Sartori, DDS. Dr. Sartori's office is located at 480 Solano St. in Corning. The phone number is (530) 8245165. Dr. Sartori has been in Corning since 2001, when he took over Thomas Phillips DDS dental practice. June 1 was the 12-year anniversary of Dr. Sartori owning the Dental practice in Corning. Susie Estes and Kristin Estes have been with him from the beginning. Kimberly Martinovich has joined the team as Dental Assistant. Hygienist, Holly Brown R.D.H. also works with Dr. Sartori. Dr. Sartori does everything from veneers, cosmetic dentistry, Clear Braces, and dental implants as well as general dentistry. Dr. Sartori was born in Walnut Creek, California, however he lived in Brazil for quite some time during his childhood. After moving back to the USA he lived in Los Angeles while furthering his studies. After Los Angeles he moved to Greenville to run the Greenville Rancheria Dental Clinic until he ultimately moved to Corning. He is married to Daniela Sartori and has two children, Gabriel, 16 and Michael, 13. They currently live in Red Bluff. Dr. Sartori enjoys the outdoors, taking part in Mountain bike riding along with autocross competitions, and photography. • Class for eReaders- 10:30 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 29, at Fountain of Health, 1415 Solano St., there will be a class on eReaders-Nook, Kindle and iPad. The cost is $30, paid in advance. Jeannette Harper will be the instructor. You will learn where to find free books and how to manage your eReader. There are unlimited resources available, including the Corning Library, which offer free books. Whether you are a Kindle, Nook or iPad book lover she can help you find free books. Seating is limited to the first 20 who sign up. Call 689-0222 • Funky Fish Yoga for Kids — Fountain of Health is offering a 4- week Yoga Camp starting Saturday, Aug.3-27. Classes for ages 3-6 years begin at 11 a.m. and the cost is $40 for all classes. For ages 7-12 year olds there are classes at 10 a.m. on Saturdays and Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. for a total of 8 classes for $70. Yoga mats are provided, T-shirt given at the end of camp and ABC's of Yoga Memo Book. Call 689-0222. • Corning Patriot Meeting — Thursday July 18, 6 p.m. at the Corning Senior Center 1015 4th Ave. there will be a public meeting about the new Common Core State Standards. Want to know more about what your children or grandchildren will be learning when they go back to school? Diane Bailey, Assistant Superintendent of the Corning Union Elementary School District will be the guest speaker at this meeting. The new standards are for grades k-12. Proponents of CCSS say that the new standards are more rigorous, opponents say that isn't true. Many school districts are implementing the standards without any public knowledge or comment. The Corning Patriots are providing a venue for the public; to learn about the standards that will now be a very big part of our children and grandchildren's lives. The meeting on the 18th will provide the proponents side to speak to the public. On the 25th the opponents will have their turn to give their side of the issue. The second meeting will also be held at the Corning Senior Center, 6 p.m. The community is invited to come out and hear what our children and grandchildren will be taught, what is considered by our government to be the new accepted standards of education. Will our future generations be bright shining stars? Come listen, ask questions, and form your own opinions. Your Endangered Business A workshop, Your Endangered Business: Top Five Dangerous Threats Facing Business Today, will be presented by Express Employment Professionals 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Aug. 7, at Wilcox Oaks Golf Club in Red Bluff. There is no cost to attend. Continental breakfast provided We are entering a new economy and business model with tremendous potential for success. However, your business is facing new threats for survival. You must be able to anticipate, respond and adapt to these threats quickly or risk becoming extinct. The old economy was embodied by large companies facing limited competition in stable markets. The new economy is about competition through the entrepreneurial spirit where the fast eats the slow. The facts point towards five critical threats that all businesses face today. We will discuss how your success depends on the ability to respond to these five threats. For the last three decades, Jack Smalley has devoted his career to the field of human resources. His experience includes executive-level management in a number of different industries such as oil, chemical, and packaging. Jack serves as Director of HR Learning and Development for Express Employment Professionals. He provides human resource training and consulting for nearly 600 Express offices and clients in the U.S. and Canada. RSVP by Friday, Aug. 2 to (530) 527-0727 or Lisa.hansen@expresspros.com. 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"We have a promising future, and I couldn't be more excited about partnering with physicians, staff, and our leadership team to ensure SRMC continues to serve our community with quality, affordable and accessible healthcare." Dentist is in the spotlight 20 % off ANY RETAIL PRODUCT with any chemical service of $50 or more 200 Regular $ Haircut off Reg. $13.95 Not good with other offers Expires 7/31/13 With coupon 1064 South Main St., Red Bluff • 529-3540 Sierra Sound NEW & USED CD's Special Orders Avail. Car Stereo Sales - Service Installation We make house calls! 226 So. Main St., Red Bluff 527-3735