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MarketWatch D DowJones 16,401.02 -129.53 D S&P 500 1867.72 -16.94 D Nasdaq 4080.76 -57.30 The Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Com- merce would like to ac- knowledge some of its faith- ful chamber members that are celebrating Milestone Anniversaries. Tehama County Health Partnership, 15; Trac- tor Supply Company, 10; Mary's Pizza Shack, 5; Gui- ton Pool Center, Inc., 5; Red Bluff Garden Club, 5. Renewing chamber members Applebee's, Aramark Uniforms Services, Best Western Antelope Inn, Bill McMahon, C.P.A., Bob's Tire Center, Casa Ramos MexicanRestaurant,Cump- ton Trucking, Donald Shoff, D.D.S., Donna Shirley Ac- counts, Dr. Ronald L. Clark, D.D.S., Dudley's Excavat- ing, Inc., Green Barn Steak- house, Green Waste of Te- hama, Gregg Cohen, Dis- trict Attorney, Guiton Pool Center, Inc., John M. Elko, Latino Outreach of Tehama County, Les Schwab Tires, Main Street Car Wash, Mc- Donald's Restaurant, Ow- ens Healthcare, Paratranist Services, Red Bluff Dodge, Red Bluff Garden Club, Red Bluff Junior Round-Up, ed Bluff Outdoor Power, Reyn- olds Ranch & Farm Supply, Ride On, Riverbank Inn, Servpro of North Shasta, TrinityandGreaterTehama Counties, Shasta.com, State TheatreForTheArts,Steve Chamblin, Stromer Realty Company, Tehama County Health Partnership, U.S. Bank, Vagabond Inn Exec- utive Corning (The Lodge), Wal-Mart Store, Western Open Fiddle Champion- ships. Farmersmarkets Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Com- merce certified farmers markets are gearing up. Applications for both markets are available now. Stop by the chamber office at the entrance to River Park, or visit www.redbluffchamber. com to get an application. Mark your calendars The next Good Morn- ing, Red Bluff is scheduled for 7:50 a.m. May 29 at The Gold Exchange on Walnut Street in downtown Red Bluff. CHAMBER Milestone anniversaries recognized The May Madness Car Show last weekend was a great success and the Corn- ing Chamber would like to thank all those who spon- sored and helped to make it possible. Thank you to the ma- jor sponsors: Bell Carter, Crane Mills, Edward Jones, Jamison Properties, Les Schwab Tires, Pacific Gas and Electric, Rabobank and Rolling Hills Casino. We would also like to thank Lucero Olive Oil and H&R Block as jumbo sponsors and Round Table Pizza. The Friday night barbe- cue had a good turnout and everyone had a fun time. We would like to thank all those who contributed to its suc- cess. House of Brews, H&R Block for sponsoring the band 613 Main Street that everyone enjoyed. We also were entertained by fire dancers, Maggie, Jack, Lee, JoJo and Cherilyn from the Lumininjas from Chico who performed when the sun went down. ThankyoutoBonnieGrip- pin from Hometown Café who contributed greatly to the barbecue, McColl's- Crystal Dairy for the ice cream, Franz Family Bak- eries for the hamburger and hotdog buns, and the Corn- ing Volunteer Fire Depart- ment for the use of the ta- ble and chairs. Thanks also to Bob Williams and Harley North and his wife Ann for volunteering to serve food at the barbecue. We would also like to thank all the wonderful businesses that donated prizes for the raffle. A spe- cial thanks to Pete Dagorret of Olive City Auto Parts, bet- ter known as Napa Auto, for donating an air compressor for the grand prize. Mayor Gary Strack would like to thank the judges who gave of their time to judge the cars: Leon Greg, Eric Trulin, Glenn Wells, Kathy Phillips, Joe and Travis Lin- dell, Richard Poisson, Rick King, Michael Le Peilbet, Tony Cardenas and Steve Kimbrough. We also want to thank Steve Barbo of Mar- co's Pizza for donating pizza for the judges. Thanks to Steve Kim- brough and the Corning Ro- tary for doing the registra- tion Friday evening and Sat- urday morning, and Melodie Poisson for working so hard on the new registration pro- gram. Of course there are many other people who helped with the car show that it would be impossible to name them all. But we want to say thank you to all those who worked to make it hap- pen. Corning in the Evening Don't forget 5:30 p.m. Thursday for the monthly Corning in the Evening event. The Corning Family Resource Center will host it at its new location, 175 So- lano St. There will be re- freshments and door prizes and music provided by the Red Bluff Jammers. Don't forget your business card. Spring Bloom The Fourth Annual Spring Bloom Event is tak- ing place 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, May 10 at Lucero Olive Oil. Come out and celebrate the olive bloom with a pic- nic and a tour of the groves guided by Dewey and Bobby Lucero. Visit with friends and family and learn more about the olive bloom. This year's event will see the return of the wine gar- den with more than 10 local wineries from around North- ern California. In addition to tours of a heritage olive grove, there will be wine tasting, local ar- tisan food vendors, a Moth- er's Day raffle, kids Zone, and family picnic. CORNING CHAMBER May Madness Car show a success Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce and the Daily News would like to congratulate Melissa Budden Day Care for being the Tehama County Business of the Month. Melissa has been in the day care business for more than 25years and provides this service to children up to age five. One nominee said " Melissa works very hard at making sure all the kids are taken care of properly, along with a healthy diet and exercise. She does arts and cra s with all the kids in a clean environment." The business can be reached at 527-8066. RECOGNITION COURTESY PHOTO COURTESY PHOTO Great crowd at April's Good Morning, Red Bluff at the Kelly-Griggs House Museum. The Corning Family Re- sourceCenter,NorthernVal- leyCatholicSocialService,is proud to join with the Corn- ingChamberofCommerceto host Corning in the Evening at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. There willberefreshmentsanddoor prizesandmusicprovidedby the Red Bluff Jammers. The Corning Family Re- source Center has recently moved to a new location at 175 Solano St. Some of the programs provided to the community are CalWORKs – job readiness workshops and computer lab; nutrition classes at the center and in the home; elder services health talks, fitness and nu- trition, diabetes and Parkin- son's support; immigration citizenship and ESL Classes andmanyothercollaborative programs. As May has been pro- claimed Older Americans Month, it presents the per- fect opportunity to acknowl- edge the elders in the com- munity. To help keep seniors safe, NVCSS Elder Services, in conjunction with the Corn- ing Healthcare District, will bemakingFileofLiferefriger- atormagnetsavailableforfree onMay8.TheFileofLifeisde- signedtohelpfirstresponders quickly obtain medical infor- mation necessary in an emer- gencysituation. OPEN HOUSE Co rn in g Fa mi ly Resource Center event Cornerstone Community Bank announced recently its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, the same week it was listed among the nation's top 200 community banks by American Banker Mag- azine. The listing, which can be viewed at americanbanker. com/magazine/124_04/ris- ing-tide-our-ranking-of- the-top-200-community- banks-1066820 -1.html, showed Cornerstone, based in Red Bluff, at 165. The bank reported net income of $131,000 for the three months compared to net income of $240,000 for the same period last year. The bank became fully tax- able in the first quarter of 2014, which was the pri- mary reason for the decline in net income. Diluted earn- ings per share for the three months were $0.10 com- pared to $0.19 for the same period last year. The return on average assets for the three months was 0.41% compared to 0.84% for the same period last year. The return on av- erage equity was 4.11% for the three months compared to 8.02% for the same period last year. "The momentum gener- ated in 2013 continued into the first quarter of 2014 with 25% growth in total loans and 10% growth in to- tal assets when compared to March 31, 2013," said Presi- dent and CEO Jeff Finck. Net interest income for the three months was $1,319,000 compared to $1,207,000 for the same pe- riod last year. The net inter- est margin was 4.42% com- pared to 4.49% for the same period last year. The provision for credit losses for the three months was $24,000 compared to $85,000 for the same period last year. Thebank's non-inter- est income for the quar- ter was $110,000 compared to $139,000 for the quarter ended March 31, 2013. The bank had total assets of $126.8 million, compared to $115.3 million at March 31, 2013, representing growth of $11.5 million, or 10%. Total loans outstand- ing, including loans held for sale, were $103.1 million compared to $82.4 million at March 31, 2013, representing an increase of $20.7 million, or 25%. Total deposits were $111.6 million compared to total de- posits of $103.0 million at March 31, 2013, represent- ing an increase of $8.6 mil- lion, or 8.4%. 1ST QUARTER Cornerstone Community Bank reports results Shari's Cafè & Pies proudly accepted five gold medals at the National Pie Championships in Orlando, Florida recently. Amateur pie makers, pro- fessional bakers and chefs and commercial pie compa- nies from around the coun- try and Canada have been competing at the NPC since 1995. Shari's took home the medal for pies in the Pre- mium Category: Key Lime, Cookies and Cream, Pea- nut Butter Chocolate Silk, Banana Cream Dream and French Silk. "Shari's has a history of making the best pies in the Northwest," said Kevin Bechtel,seniorvicepresident. "And our guests have always recognized the quality of our pies.Wealwaysknewthatour pies could compete with the best in the country. But these awards validate that we can compete... and win, on a na- tional level." The chain has a location in the Belle Mill Shopping Center in Red Bluff. 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