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4A Daily News – Wednesday, May 30, 2012 Commerceenterprise business Norm's was selected by the chamber's nominations review committee because of the business' excellent customer service and con- tinuous community sup- port. The nomination was from a community member that has been a Norm's Printing customer for more than 15 years and has always been impressed by its customer service and fair prices. Norm's Printing at 659 Main St. in Red Bluff was honored this month with the Red Bluff- Tehama County Chamber of Commerce and Red Bluff Daily News "Business of the Month" award. & Norm's Printing named Business of the Month Tehama Trail • Farmers Market is being held every Friday from 6 to 8:30 pm, in front of the library on Third Street until Aug. 24. Come and find your fresh eggs, vegetables, fruit, flowers, sweet treats, hamburgers and hotdogs, crafts and retail items. Stop on your way home and pick up your veggies, and plan to stay a few minutes to lis- ten to some music and socialize awhile. • Don't forget the Tehama Trail Passport Weekend is Courtesy photo This customer also com- mented, "Norm's always supports community activi- ties by decorating their win- dow and posting posters of organizations activities." "Norm's Printing's com- mitment to serving our community through sup- Chamber Chairman Greg Stevens presents Norm's Printing owner Norm Pierro with a framed certificate commemorating his business' recognition as the Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber's Business of the Month. porting local organizations, fair prices and offering such wonderful customer service is greatly appreciated by our community," said Kristin Gray, chairwoman of the chamber's nomination review committee. Any customer may nom- inate a Tehama County business for Business of the Month honors. Nomina- tions are available at the chamber office at 100 Main St. in Red Bluff, or may be downloaded from the cham- ber's website at www.red- bluffchamber.com. Main Street Car Wash grand re-opening coming Saturday and Sunday, June 2-3. Tickets are $20 per person and include free tasting at all farms. All proceeds go to benefit the Tehama Trail association to further develop agri- tourism in Tehama County. Tickets can be purchased at all participating farms and the Tehama County Farm Bureau. For more information visit www.tehamatrail.com, or call (530) 527-7882. • The Third Annual Black Butte Triathlon is coming up June 9 and 10. The weekend is split up into two sep- arate races between a Mountain Bike Triathlon (Satur- day) and a Road Triathlon (Sunday). Both MTB and Road triathlons will have a Sprint and Olympic dis- tance race. There will be a health and fitness expo to see the latest and greatest gadgets as well as local vendors from the surrounding area showcasing their all natural goods. Tehama and Glenn County boasts some of the widest array of produce from fruit to nuts, olive and olive oil to their up and coming wine country. For more information go to www.blackbuttetriathlon.com. • June 7 at 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m., the Tehama County Pictured, from left, are Jennifer Meda, David Coon of DC Steel Erectors, Brayden Coon, Ed Griego, Tom Mehringer of Tom Mehringer Construction, Sandy Ryan, Daniele Jackson, JD Ellison, Sophia Gunsauls, Camille Gunsauls, Rob Schmid, Chamber President Greg Stevens, co-owners Mike Gun- sauls and Lorna Gunsauls, Mayor Forrest Flynn, Vinnie Pagnano,Valerie Shaw, Chris Goddard, Dave Bartle, Scott Camp and Chamber CEO Dave Gowan at a ribbon cutting for Main Street Car Wash. Courtesy photo In only a matter of days the 4th Annual Ribs, Rods and Rides Festival at Rolling Hills Casino in Corning will get underway. On Saturday, June 9 and Sunday, June 10 hot air bal- loons will color the skies, classic cars will cover the parking lots The chase is on for Ribs, Rods and Rides It's about the serenity in a world of chaos and con- fusion. It's about casting one's eyes for a moment on the horizon at sun- rise and contem- plating the future. and the sound of music and aroma of barbecue ribs will fill the air. The chase is on to find those of you who as of yet have not reserved your place as a sponsor, crewmember/passenger or chase crew member for one of the majestic hot air bal- loons. Cut to the chase So what is the sport of ballooning all about? It's about camaraderie of pilots with crew, volun- teers willing to work for the thrill of making new friends and learning some- thing new. It's about the delicate relationship and under- standing of man and a sim- ple machine in concert with nature and the ele- ments. ★ in union, working together to accomplish a common goal to rise above it all and realize your accomplish- ments. Sharing the experi- ence with others for some time to come. It's about listening to the sounds of silence on a crisp, cool morning at day- break as the crew of a sin- gle rooster or the bark of a dog can be heard for miles and the scent (aroma) of fresh cut hay. exhilarating than breaking the bonds of Earth and drifting as aimlessly and carefree as a butterfly over the countryside and wel- coming the dawn of a new day? What could be more Reserve your opportuni- ty of a lifetime to take a ride aboard one of these Rent a unit & get 1/2 OFFMonth Each Sun. by appt. only Have we got a deal for you! New Hours Open Sat 9-3 for up to 1 year. Some restrictions apply. 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New members Atlas Solar Inc., 445 Main St., Red Bluff, 877- 50-SOLAR, martin.vert@successinter- national.org A & R Custom Butcher- ing, 22777 Antelope Blvd., Red Bluff, (530) 527-6483, r.preul@gmail.com Spa Downstairs, 245 Pine St. Red Bluff, (530) 262-4490, thespadown- stairs@me.com, Vintage Western Boutique, 645 Antelope Blvd. Ste 16, Red Bluff, (530) 690-2557, threeoclockwinds@gmail. com, www.threeoclock- winds.com Three O'Clock Winds www.thespadownstairs.co m/ Knick's Family Fun Zone, 830 Main St., Red Bluff, (530) 528-9663, knicksfamilyfunzone@yah oo.com Youth - Quake Inc., 345 Employer Advisory Council in partnership with the Employment Development Department presents Labor Commission Update and Penalties. The seminar will be held at the Red Bluff Job Training Center 718 Main Street. Patricia Huber, Senior Deputy Labor Commis- sioner will speak on labor law updates including liqui- dated damages, meal periods, misclassifying employ- ees, and more. There is no cost for members and $20 for non-members. R.S.V. P. Michelle Clement at 529- 7000 or mclement@ncen.org. • Olive Festival is the Chamber's next major event coming up August 24 and 25. If you are a vendor and have not participated in the past but would like to, call the Camber office at 824-5550 and let us know. We will email or mail the application to you, or you may come in and pick it up. It's also time to get that bed ready for the "Corning Does it Bedder" Bed Races. If you would like the reg- ulations call the Chamber office. Start making your plans for the Olive Festival Parade, August 24. The Western Express Train that was so popular last year will be back for the Olive Festival Parade and the next day will be shuttling passengers from the parking lot to Woodson City Park. We are seeking sponsors for the train as well as for the festival, so if you would like the name of your business dis- played on the train as a sponsor contact the Chamber. We will give priority to those who sponsored last year and already have banners made. David Ave. Red Bluff, (530) 526-6290, youth- quak e@att.net, www.youth-quake.org/ Amazing Finds, 22660 Antelope Blvd., Red Bluff, (530) 917-1138, dmin@amazingfind- shome.com ny, 91 Colusa Ave., Yuba City, (530) 671-2770 Fax: (530) 674-0651, cynthiac- ulpallen@yahoo.com, www.stromerrealty.com/ Red Bluff NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill), Red Bluff, Jackie Hernandez - events coordinator Stromer Realty Compa- Winding Way, Red Bluff, (530) 355-2284, ifreedom- church@gmail.com Freedom Church, 3025 Owens Healthcare, 1705 Airport Blvd., Red Bluff, (530) 529-0251 and 1050 S. Main St., Red Bluff, (530) 528-7690, info@owenshealthcare.co m Main Street Car Wash, 409 Main St., Red Bluff, (530) 529-3002, gun- sau5@aol.com A Day of FUN • June 2nd From 6 to 60 Come try your hand at Gold Panning & Metal Detecting. up to50% off No charge - Please call to save your place 11am-2pm Tues-Fri Gold Exchange facebook.com/redbluffgoldexchange 423 Walnut St., Red Bluff • 528-8000 10am - 4pm From Jewels to Tools Sidewalk Bargins Salvation Army "Stuff the Bus" project that will end June 15. The Corning branch is collecting non-perish- able food at the bank and all the food given in Corning will stay in Corning to be given to Corning Christian Assistance. • Rabobank is participating in a food drive for the This column is prepared and submitted by the Corning Chamber of Commerce. nursing facility, has selected the COMS Interactive, LLC, flagship product, Daylight IQ, to enhance its skilled nursing disease management program. 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Owner Denise Owen, an employee at St. Elizabeth Community Hospital, got the idea to open up a coffee shop while commuting back and forth to work. Owen, a 17-year resident of Tehama County, is also a member of the board of the Tehama Cemetery. The new coffee stop, open from 4:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Satur- day and Sunday. Denise and her son serve coffee, smoothies, sandwiches, muffins, bagels and tea. Call 200-2988 for more information. Sheet Metal Roofing Residential Commercial • Composition • Shingle • Single Ply Membrane RUNNINGS ROOFING COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR "No Job Too Steep" " No Job Too Flat" Serving Tehama County 10am - 5:30pm Sat. 530-527-5789 530-209-5367 Owner is on site on every job CA. LIC#829089 No Money Down! ESTIMATES FREE recommened 30K, 60K, 90K SERVICES AT LOWER PRICES All makes and models. We perform dealer Smog Check starting at$ Pass or FREE retest 527-9841 • 195 S. Main St. (most cars and pick-ups) 2595 + cert.