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4A Daily News– Wednesday, October 10, 2012 Commerce & business Chamber news and notes Business of the Month If there is a business in Tehama County you feel deserves this recognition, please submit a nomination form. The forms can be found on the Chamber's website at www.redbluffchamber.com or at the Chamber's office at 100 Main St., Red Bluff. The person that sub- mits the winning nomination will receive a $25 gift certificate cour- tesy of the Daily News 2013 Employment Posters Available are re-minded that the 2013 employment poster, which contains all State and Federal employer notices, is available through the Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce office. The poster, which is required to be on display by every California em-ployer, contains all required employer notices on one poster and includes a checklist to ensure poster is dis-played according to law. The poster is produced by the State Chamber and made available to local chambers. Cost for the 2013 poster is $24.99 for paper and $39.99 laminated. Contact the Chamber at info@red- bluffchamber.com or 530-527-6220 to or- der yours today. Christmas Parade The theme for this year's Downtown All Chamber members ext 301 for more information. Entry forms are also available at the Chamber office, and after hours in their Outdoor Information Center. Call the Red Bluff Chamber at 527-6220 Completed forms, descriptions and $20 entry fee are due by Friday, November 16, 2011 to Red Bluff Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 850, Red Bluff Ca 96080. Thank you renewing members today is a simple "thank you." Everyone likes to hear it. So why do we often times forget to use it? With that in mind we at the Chamber One of the most power- ful motivators in the world Red Bluff Christmas Parade is "Christmas on the Range." This popular annual kick-off event for the Christmas Season will be on Saturday, Nov. 24 at 5:30 p.m. We expect many entries again this would like to say a big "thank you" to all our members that renewed their member- ship this past month: Interim HomeStyle Services, The Gold Exchange, eScholar- ship Academy, Garry Fish, OD, Main Street Chevron, Wink Fashion and Salon, Edward Jones & Co. - Tyler Smail, PrimeLending, Lassen Volcanic National Park, Aramark Uniforms Services, Bidwell School - VIBES, McCarthy & Rubright, LLP, Sacred Heart Parish School, Bill Goodwin, Dennis Albright Law Firm, Julia's Fruit Stand, Red Bluff Elementary School Dis- trict, Walmart Distribution Center, #6026, Blunkall & Napier, Los Mariachis Mexican Restaurant, Todd Bottke, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Ameriprise Financial, Lariat Bowl. year. In addition to two cash awards of $100 and $50, plaques will be awarded for first and second place in 7 categories For more information, please visit www.redbluffchamber.com to download entry form or complete application and pay- ment online. way you would like them to treat you!" So why not give the Golden Rule a try. New members Red Bluff Flower Boutique, Christine Shongood, 223 Main St. Red Bluff CA, 96080, (530) 528-9292, rbflowerb@hot- mail.com, http://redblufffloristca.com Hope Chest, 1359 Grant St., Red Bluff, (530) 527-0270, hopechestrb@yahoo.com The Golden Rule says, "Treat others the - Tomorrow at 5:30 p.m., join Chamber of Commerce members for the monthly get together. Annie's Gar- den Florist and Encore will host the event. They are located behind the Corning Veterans Memorial Hall, at 1620 Solano St. and Houghton Ave. There will be refreshments and a chance to win a door prize so bring your business card. Come and find out what is going on in the community and also see what Annie's Garden Florist and Encore has to offer. • Yard and Bake Sale - • Corning in the Evening Maywood Woman‚s Club will be having a yard and delicious baked good for sale this weekend at the club house, 809 Marin Street. They will be inside and out- side the clubhouse. This is a chance to find some good buys and support the Woman's Club with all the worthy projects. • Candidate's Night - Oct. 16, 6:30 p.m., at the Veterans Memorial Hall, 1620 Solano St., the Corn- ing Chamber of Commerce and the VFW are sponsor- ing a Candidate‚s Night. Both state and local candi- dates have been invited. They will have an opportu- nity to introduce themselves and then there will be an Bank's Northern California banking team as the region's payment solutions consultant. Stover will work with Debbie Stover joins U.S. enterprise Corning in the Evening at Annie's Garden opportunity for the public to speak to them ask them questions personally at tables set up for the candi- dates to hand out literature, sign, buttons, etc. • Save money through a free service! - The Tehama County Sanitary Landfill Agency developed a pro- gram for local businesses; called the Tehama County Smart Business Alliance (SBA). This community- based program helps local businesses voluntarily engage in wasted reduction, reuse and recycling prac- tices. If you have a business you will want to attend the meeting 5:30 pm, October 24th, at Waste Manage- ment, 3281 Hwy 99 W in Corning. REAP is a mobile trailer that provides useful products to the public. Though in good condition, material was unwanted and now is made available to you for reuse. Waste Management and the Tehama County Sani- tary Landfill are partnering together to present this information. Everyone is invited. We encourage you to payments and other alterna- tive payment methods. Stover has more than 20 local businesses to identify and meet payment process- ing needs including credit, debit/ATM cards, Electron- ic Benefit Transfer (EBT), checks, gift cards, electronic come and learn how you can save your business money. Help get the word out to others who need to hear about these new pro- grams. Refreshments will be served. • Homecoming Parade — This Friday, October 12th the Corning High School will be having the annual homecoming parade at 3 pm. For more informa- tion call the high school at 824-8000. • ADA Educational meeting - Everyone is invit- ed to hear Gary Layman a certified ADA Consultant who will be at Corning City Council Chambers Oct. 25 at 6 pm. This will be an educational meeting to inform businesses about what you can and should do to be protected against law- suits. Come and find out what the regulations are and what you as a business owner or renter can and cannot do. There will be a 45 minute presentation and also a time for question and answers. For more informa- tion call the Corning Cham- ber at 824-5550. Stover joins U.S. Bank team years' experience in the payments industry. Most recently, she served as vice president and sales manager of payment processing for North Valley Bank in Red- ding. We are honored to be Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce Gold Exchange "Business of the Year" Thank You www.redbluffgoldexchange.com facebook.com/redbluffgoldexchange team," said Region Presi- dent Evelyn Jacobs. "Her experience and expertise will be a wonderful asset for Northern California busi- nesses." Stover earned a bache- "We are pleased to have Debbie join the U.S. Bank lor's degree and teaching credential from California State University Chico. She has been an active volunteer for United Way, Jr. Live- stock, and Northern Califor- nia Think Pink Breast Can- cer Awareness. 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