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4A Daily News– Wednesday, November 7, 2012 Commerceenterprise business Business blossoms & Corning chamber upcoming events Courtesy photo Red Bluff Flower Boutique held a ribbon cutting and grand opening Friday, Nov. 2. Refreshments were served in the beautifully remodeled shop, and a drawing for a special flower arrangement was held at the end of the day. Pictured, from left, are "Chamber Dave" Gowan; Marrollee Lapiers, Flower Boutique designer; Kitt Condrey-Miller, chamber ambassador; Sylvia Lopez, Umpqua Bank; Christine Shongood, Flower Boutique owner; Chris Goddard, chamber ambassador; Debbie Goddard, chamber ambas- sador; Michelle Hake, Umpqua Bank; Mayor Forrest Flynn; Scott Camp, chamber director; Una Jordan, original Flower Boutique owner; Cody Houghton Marshall, chamber director; John Murray, chamber director;Valerie Shaw, chamber ambassador. - Tomorrow the Tehama Arts Council will host the monthly event here in Corn- ing at the corner of Mar- guerite Ave and Solano Street, (formerly Doc's Bed and Breakfast). This is a time to meet and greet fel- low Chamber members and concerned citizens, to learn about the Tehama Arts Council and to find out what is happening around the area. Bring your business card for a chance to win a door prize. Refreshments will be served. • Corning in the Evening • Community Crush - On Saturday Pacific Sun will be holding a Community Crush Day at their milling facility 22880 Gerber Rd. in Gerber. It is an opportunity for smaller olive producers to bring their fruit and receive fresh pressed olive oil in return. Receiving hours are from 7-11 a.m. The minimum weight is 50 lbs. If you have less you may want to collaborate with a neighbor to combine yields and transport all fruit in one trip. The cost to mill is $0.50 per pound. All vari- eties are welcome. This year Pacific Sun Gourmet is hav- ing this Community Crush instead of the Love at First Crush. There will be no food, music or vendors at this event. If you need more information call Callie Wolverton at (530) 385- 1475. • Paskenta Dinner - This Saturday the Paskenta Hall Fall Dinner will take place. Doors open at 5 p.m. and dinner is at 6 pm. Dance to the music of Roy Dyer and the Bigguns. Tickets are available at the Corning Chamber, Corning Rabobank, Flournoy Store & Deli and from Emily Murphy. The cost for adults is $15 and children 6 to 12 $6. Children under five eat free. The dinner includes barbecue lamb, & steak, baked potato with toppings, green beans, green salad, French bread, coffee tea and water. Desserts are provided by guest. • Veterans Day - The Corning Veterans Groups are Celebrating Veterans Day on Monday, November 12, with a Parade at 10:30 am, starting at City Hall and ends at the Memorial Hall. At 11:15 a.m. there will be the Presentation of Colors and a short program at the Memorial Hall. Following the program there will be a hamburger barbecue served from 12 to 1:30 p.m., prepared by the Corning Exchange Club. City Hall and the Chamber will be closed next Monday for Veterans Day. • Corning in the Morning - The Corning Senior Cen- ter will host a Senior Fair in conjunction with the Corn- Chairwoman's Corner — Holiday Season favorite time of year — Thanksgiving and Christ- mas. We are approaching my fun events supporting branding and our wonderful downtown merchants. It all starts with the I love hearing about the downtown lighted Christ- mas Parade the Saturday after Thanksgiving and then we go right into the Holiday Hottie Party 2-7 p.m. on Dec. 1. There will be a shuttle from Bend School to the event which includes shopping, signature cock- tails, appetizers and door prizes. I want to encourage you to shop local and try to buy most, if not all, of your Christmas presents at our downtown merchants. Get out and see what downtown Red Bluff has to offer. Find great gifts that you can't find in your typical "big box store" and support your local economy. The chamber staff and board are busy at work to help bring new events to our area and to revitalize some events that have gone by the wayside. Keep your eye out for upcoming tournaments, expos, rallies and a new murder mystery dinner which will most certainly be entertaining. Don't forget to attend our monthly Good Morn- ing, Red Bluff networking meetings to utilize your chamber membership to the fullest. Showcase your business, meet new people and hear about some of the great events going on in our community. New chamber members Eric's BBQ & Catering, 513-4917, 22390 Gallagher Ave., Corning Hope Chest, 527-0270, 1359 Grant St., Red Bluff Thank you renewing members We at the Red Bluff- Tehama County Chamber of Commerce would like to say a big thank you to all the members that renewed their membership this past month. Your continued support is what keeps your chamber working to pro- mote all that is Red Bluff and Tehama County. McGlynn & McGlynn, Red Bluff Auto Electric, Red Bluff Vision Center, ,Dave's Boots & Shoe O'Nite Mobile Home and RV Park, Tom's Glass & Muffler, Pyro Spectaculars North, Inc., Round-Up Realty, Dominick's Civil Engineering & Surveying, Business Connections, Car- bonell Chiropractic Center, Coldwell Banker C & C Prop., Irene Fuller, Sevil- lano Links, Sierra Pacific Industries, Latino Outreach of Tehama County, Prime Cinemas Red Bluff, Valeigh's Blue Airpark Cafe, AAA NCNU (North- ern California-Nevada- Utah), Judge John Garaven- ta, River City Reality, Shas- ta College Red Bluff Center, Andy Houghton Insurance Agency, Raymond James Financial Services, Sheila's Repair, Fidelity National Title, L and L Thrift / U- Haul, Hard Drive, House of Design, California Kitchen & Company, Dale's Carpet & Design, Elmore Phar- macy, Tehama County Land- fill Agency, The Gold Exchange Thanks all Veterans In appreciation of your service to our country Veterans Appreciation Sale Saturday, November 10th 10am-4pm Veterans 40% off Active Military 50% off Acupuncture & Herb, Bick- ley's Heating & Air Condi- tioning, St. Elizabeth Community Hospi- tal, Alternatives to Violence, North Valley Collection, Randal S. Elloway, D.D.S. ing in the Morning event at 8 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 15. There will be pastries, juices and coffee and there will be a drawing so bring your business card. There will be several local and county agencies dealing with the elderly on hand to explain their special ser- vices to senior citizens. Everyone is invited to come and visit the Senior Center and learn about Legal Aide, RSVP Golden Umbrella Program, HICAP Medicare Counseling, AARP Tax Program, Senior Nutrition, In Home Services, Senior Diabetic Program, Alterna- tives to Violence, local civic organizations and view the displays of local talented seniors. • Parade of Lights — The parade entries have gone out to those who have participated in the past, but if you would like to be in the parade and did not receive an entry form, call 824- 5550 or stop by and pick one up at 1110 Solano St. Entry is $10. Inc., Rayco Pest Control, AM/PM North Main Street, Firm Foundations Insurance & Benefits Center, Food Mart/ Valero, Lassen Med- ical Group, Inc., Rolling Hills Casino, Wilcox Oaks Golf Club, Alfred Phen, DDS, Cornerstone Com- munity Bank, Mouse Pad, State Farm Insurance - Sean Rix, Creekside Village, Executive Pool & Spa, Food Maxx, Northern California Farm Credit, PremierWest Bank, Redding Record Searchlight, Tehama Coun- ty Arts Council, Tehama Family Fitness, William H. Gentry, M.D. Lisa Hansen is the owner of Express Employment Professionals in Red Bluff. K W I K K U T S Family Hair Salon $200 REGULAR HAIRCUT off with coupon Not good with other offers 1064 South Main St., Red Bluff • 529-3540 Reg. $13.95 Expires 11/30/12 12149 HIGHWAY 99 W, RED BLUFF www.southmainstorage.com & Estate Jewelry New