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Biz news for Sept. 21, 2010

FASHION FRAMES ARE NOW IN   

Becky Jones, owner of Country Sunshine Tanning Salon, says the shipment of DG Sunglasses have arrived in many new colors and styles. Visit her Uptown Susanville location soon.

IT’S A CELEBRATION   

Robert Baeboza, owner of Auto World, is celebrating 19 years in Susanville! For your next car repair be sure to stop by Auto World in its new location on North Spring Street behind Bears Repairs.

PET TEETH CLEANING   

Is your four legged house pet in need of a teeth cleaning? If their breath knocks you over, it's time to call Clip 'N' Dales and make your pet’s appointment for teeth cleaning. Owner Amanda Byrd only offers this service at certain times. Appointments are now being accepted for Sept. 21.

DRAGON'S BLOOD AND LOCAL HONEY AT THE HEALTH NUT  
 

Kristin Volberg, owner of the Health Nut, told us an interesting anecdote about one of her employees. Before coming to work one day recently, Linda Ownings, tore her arm pretty badly on a nail. She tried putting a band-aid on it before she came to work but it didn't cover it very well. Michelle Picco, assistant manager, suggested she put Herb Pharm Dragon's Blood on it. This is an herbal tincture from South America that has been used for centuries in those countries to heal wounds. Linda applied it and it instantly sealed and scabbed. It then healed quickly without any problem. The Health Nut now has Dragon's Blood in stock. The Health Nut has also begun to carry Al's Bees Honey from Reno, Nev. This honey is very much like the local honey the Health Nut used to carry, which is no longer available.

HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS 
  

Marcia Parker, owner of A Better Shot Photography & Design is excited about another year of senior pictures! Call or stop by the studio on Gay Street to schedule your appointment.

SUSANVILLE LITTLE LEAGUE NEEDS BOARD MEMBERS  

The Susanville Little League is in need of several board members. They are having a meeting at 6 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 27 at the Susanville Pizza Factory. President Ken Loflin, informs us they need a lot of help with the 2011 season. If you are interested or curious, attend the meeting or for more information, contact Loflin at 310-4283.

COZY UP THIS FALL  

It's that time of year when the leaves begin to turn, bringing cooler mornings and evenings. Kelly Smith, owner of Hodge Podge Lodge informs us her shop is all ready for fall. She just received a shipment of warm cozy throw blankets in beautiful colors. If you like candles, the new Yankee Candles with new scents for fall just arrived. Stop in soon and see all the festive fall decorations too.

FALL CRAFTERS FESTIVAL THIS SATURDAY IN SUSANVILLE
   

Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Well this Saturday head Uptown in Susanville for the fifth annual Fall Crafters Festival. There will be all kinds of crafters, food vendors, and the stores in uptown will all be open. The fun is held from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. It’s sponsored by the Historic Uptown Susanville Association.

WANTED CRAFTERS, FOOD VENDORS, CHILI COOKERS & SALSA MAKERS   

Lassen Land & Trails Trust is sponsoring the 18th annual Rails to Trails Festival on Oct. 9. This event has become very popular over the years and has been a proven venue for local crafters. This year’s festival will be held at the same time as the Bizz Johnson Trail Marathon, which will attract more than 800 folks through the depot grounds, in addition to the locals who attend this popular event.    

They still have room for a few more crafters, food vendors, chili cookers and salsa makers. If you would like to participate in any of these actives please go down to the Historic Susanville Railroad Depot located at 601 Richmond Road. for an application for any of these events. All the applications must be turned in by Oct. 1. For more information you can call the Depot from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

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