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2B Daily News – Wednesday, September 4, 2013 Commerce business&enterprise M&M Ranch House named Business of the Month Newspaper celebrates milestone, to host event • New Member – The Corning Chamber of Commerce welcomes these new members: Petro Stopping Centers, 2151 South Ave., Corning, CA 96021. Phone, (530) 824-0715, and Tehama County Republican Central Committee, P.O. Box 8747, Red Bluff, CA, 96080. Phone, (530) 200-0091. • Corning in the Evening – The Corning Observer, is celebrating its 125 year anniversary this year and will host the monthly get together next Thursday, September 12th, at 5:30 pm. The Observer is located at 1208 Solano Street. Attending these monthly events is a great way for our members to socialize and network with other members. We encourage you to take an hour or so to come by and meet and greet other business members as well as interested citizens, find out what is happening in the community and have some refreshments. Bring your business card for a chance to win a door prize. • Corning Cash – If you are a merchant in Corning and a member of the Corning Chamber of Commerce and have not already notified the Chamber of your participation in the Corning Cash Program, we urge you to contact us soon. Corning Cash has already been distributed to individuals who are ready to spend their cash in Corning, but they need to know where they can spend it. We have a list of participating members but it is ongoing and we would like to complete it soon. You may get a call or a visit to explain the program more thoroughly, but if you read this article and would like to know more, please call the Chamber at 8245550 to get the details. All members were sent an email the second week of July and then August and on August 12, describing the program and how it works. The program will not cost you anything and the Chamber does not make money from this. It is a way to get people to spend their money in Corning. You may purchase, if you like, Corning Cash as a gift card to give for a birthday, anniversary or as a reward. It is like US Currency, and all cash is in duplicate with a serial number on it. We hope that you will respond and be a part of this program that we anticipate to grow and become a great way to keep dollars local. It has been used in other communities successfully for years and it is a way for the Chamber to give something to our members. • Farmers' Market – The plan was to keep the Farmers' Market going until the last Thursday of September, however, most of the produce vendors are running out of produce so we may close earlier than the 26th. There will be a market tomorrow from 5-8 pm, but we will keep you posted as to whether there will be more. Thank you to those who have participated as vendors and for those who have supported the market by coming and making your purchases here. In case you did not know, the market is located at Northside Park on West Street and is open every Thursday. Many have commented that they love the location and it has been very successful. We hope to grow it even more next year. • Luncheon – Don't forget the VFW Ladies Auxiliary's Autumn Luncheon tomorrow from 11 am to 1 pm, at the Veterans Memorial Hall, 1620 Solano Street. They will be serving tostados, rice and bottled water for $6.00. This is a fund raiser for the "Adopt a Military Family". ∑ Jubilee – The Tehama County Museum's Annual Jubilee is this Saturday, September 7. There will be a breakfast by the Red Bluff Kiwanis Club, live entertainment, venders in the park, art show, fiber arts demos, Judy's Country Store. You might even want to have a family heirloom appraised. For more information and the schedule of events go to their website at www.tehamacountymuseum.org, and under the "32nd Annual Tehama County Museum Jubilee" heading click on "Jubilee '13 Tidings Newsletter." M&M Ranch House is the Daily News and Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for September. The nomination received by the chamber's Business of the Month Committee complimented M&M Ranch House on its great food and community involvement. The customer who submitted the nomination frequents the restaurant 2-3 times a month and also has relatives that work at the restaurant. The customer wrote, "They are a family-run business that works with the community a lot. They have a very nice atmosphere and delicious food. M&M Ranch House is a great asset to Tehama County. They offer great place to eat but also are great supporters of our community through gen- Courtesy photo Pictured are patron Janice Knight, co-owner Mike Marsh and employee Erasmo Trejo. erosity to numerous schools, organizations and local events." Nominations forms for Business of the Month are available from the Cham- ber of Commerce at www.redbluffchamber.co m. Chamber Award Dinner deadline Possibilities, Opportunities and Growth is the theme for the 98th Annual Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce dinner Thursday, Sept. 12, at Carlino's Event Center, Rolling Hills Casino in Corning. Get your tickets, nominate some outstanding people and organizations and help sponsor this amazing event. The deadline for tickets and nominations is today. Visit www.redbluffchamber.com or call 530-527-6220 (301) for more information. Hope everyone can join us at the annual Chamber Dinner. It's that time of year for the chamber members, board, staff and partners to get together and celebrate our successes, award those who have gone beyond to support our community, and have some fun. So sponsor a table and bring some family, friends or coworkers; surprise us with a great auction item; and definitely send in some nominations to say thanks to folks that deserve it. Let's just make this a fun evening. This wonderful evening will begin with music, a social hour, silent auction and no-host bar at 6 p.m. The evening will continue with a buffet dinner at 7 p.m., and the induction program. Courtesy photo Patrons enjoying the Wednesday Farmers Market – just two left. Additionally, the Chamber is proud to present the following awards to community businesses and leaders; the Gene Penne Award for Business and Community Leadership, Beatification Award, Spirit Award and Business of the Year award. Tickets are available for $30 at the chamber office, online at www.redbluffchamber.com or by phone 530-527-6220 by Sept. 4. Nomination forms are available online or at the Chamber office as well. Chamber Farmers Market tonight The city of Red Bluff has Stromer Realty Specializing in Residential to Ranches 590 Antelope Blvd Red Bluff (530) 527-3100 inspected and trimmed the trees at the courthouse over the weekend to ensure that our Farmers Markets is safe for vendors and shoppers, alike. We are happy that the two women were not seriously hurt last Wednesday, and we continue to keep them in our thoughts and prayers for a complete recovery. Fresh produce, food and services, 60+ vendors and Sky River Music tonight for the summer concert series. Listen to great classic rock music. Enjoy a wonderful time In Downtown Red Bluff. EBT, debit and credit cards accepted at both our Wednesday and Saturday markets. Our Saturday Market by the River is from 7:30 a.m. to noon. Thanks to renewing members The Chamber Team would like to say a big thank you to all our members that renewed their membership this past month. Your continued support is what keeps yout chamber working to promote all that is Red Bluff and Tehama County. Bill Goodwin, Carbonell Chiropractic Center, Edward Jones & Co. - Tyler Smail, Firm Foundations Insurance & Benefits Center, Gager Distributing, Garry Fish, OD, Girl Scouts of Northern California, Gregg Avilla, Hard Drive, Julia's Fruit Stand, Los Mariachis Mexican Restaurant, Main Street Chevron, McCarthy & Rubright, LLP, Pacific Farms and Orchards, Inc., PrimeLending, Red Bluff Community Church, Red Bluff Elementary School District, Red Bluff Interiors, Rodondi & Associates Insurance Brokerage, Round-Up Realty, Sacred Heart Parish School, Shasta.com, Simpson University, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Wink Fashion and Salon Decor and gifts shop opens in Los Molinos Kacklin' Sisters Kreations is a new business owned by Patsy Haley and Brenda Springer offering home and garden decor and gifts. The business, at 7790 SR 99E in Los Molinos, offers repurposed furniture and glassware, gently used and new hand-crafted items and many one of a kind items. It can be reached at 520-5026. 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