orland`s roots run deep

ORLAND
PROUD HISTORY - BRIGHT FUTURE
By Rae Turnbull
CONTENTS
Mayor’s Welcome ....................6
City Map .................................8
A Great Place to Live ...............9
Orland History ...................... 10
Early Pioneers ....................... 11
Galleries & Museums ............ 12
Walking Tour ........................ 15
Antiquing & Boutiquing ........ 16
Where to Stay/What to Do .... 19
Dining Guide ........................ 22
Agriculture/Orland’s Roots ... 24
Parks and Recreation ............ 26
Where to Worship ................. 27
Clubs and Organizations ....... 27
Business Directory ................ 28
Things to Do .............................30
PRINTED BY TRI COUNTY NEWSPAPERS
2009
Photo Credits: Nicolette Honore, and Gene
Russell, Ph.D, for the Orland Cultural and
Historical Society
Orland’s proud history is part of the reason
its future is bright. Folks in this city are a vibrant collection of pioneer families who helped
make its history and enterprising newcomers
who find the rural small town atmosphere a
great place to live and raise a family and prosper.
Everything from Agriculture to the Arts is
woven into the city’s fabric. Its people are as diverse as the colors and textures in a handmade
quilt. Its opportunities are as rich as the farmland and ranchland that surrounds the city. Its
possibilities are as bright as the morning sun
that shines on the water of beautiful Black
Butte Lake.
Browse through the following pages to find
out why a visit to Orland is a great way to
spend some quality time in a great Northern
California City.
Welcome to Orland!
CENTENNIAL JUBILEE
COMMITTEE DIRECTORS
Bruce Roundy, Mayor
Tracey Quarne, Co. Supv.
Gene Russell, Ph.D
Bob Pasero, Police Chief
Charlotte Turner, Ph.D
Sami Taylor
Summerlee Martin
Terrie Barr
Lisa Tietz
Karen Gilmet
Mike Yalow
Lydia Harris
Theresa Forrest
Our thanks to the citizens and the City of Orland for helping to commemorate our proud
history with Orland’s Centennial Celebration,
and in recognizing our bright future with the
Visitor Guide!
CITY OF ORLAND
815 Fourth Street
Administration..... 865-1600
Building .............. 865-1606
Planning ............... 865-1608
Public Works ........ 865-1610
Orland, CA 95963
Police ................... 865-1616
Library ................ 865-1640
Recreation ............ 865-1630
Fire Department ... 865-1625
www.cityoforland.com
COUNTY OF GLENN
526 W. Sycamore St. Willows, CA 95988
Bruce T. Roundy, Mayor, City of Orland
WELCOME FROM THE MAYOR
Welcome to the City of Orland. In 2009, Orland is celebrating its Centennial year with pride and fanfare. We
welcome you to share in the celebration of our heritage
and “Century of Community.”
In the early 20th century, Orland evolved into a thriving
agrarian community when the Federal Irrigation Project
brought the promise of cheap land with plenty of water. Orland offered the promise of a new beginning and
became a melting pot of new settlers. These forefathers
built the town on the premise of hard work and volunteerism, which still lives today in the friendly, civicminded citizens who strive to maintain our small town
values and character.
Orland takes pride in its many parks, museum, schools,
library, art gallery and recreation center. Be sure to stop
in to the many restaurants, businesses, antique shops,
old fashioned soda shop, and bakeries. The Orland
Chamber of Commerce has information concerning local
events and activities.
Come visit the charm of small town America … and
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ORLAND!
Bruce T. Roundy
Orland Mayor
www.countyofglenn.net
ORLAND — A Great Place to Live
WANTED:
Clean air, wide open
spaces, fertile ground, friendly
neighbors, and safe, charming community suitable for raising a family.
REASONABLE!
In Orland, YOU’VE FOUND IT!
Stop by and take a look around Orland. Here you will
find a bustling community of small businesses and
wide, tree-lined boulevards. Orland’s “small town” atmosphere and rural lifestyle prove the perfect combination, whether you’re looking for your first home to raise
a family, or seeking a peaceful retirement retreat.
If you are seeking a new home, you will find a wide variety of options in Orland. Small, bungalow-style homes
line wide, city streets, while expansive, ranch and multistory homes can be found on acreage in the outlying
community. A number of planned communities offer
builder-ready lots and custom-built homes, or you can
tour the countryside and find “ranchettes” that fit within
a working couple’s budget.
Gazebo in Library Park
Recent efforts to preserve and restore the downtown
business district are helping Orland move forward, while
retaining ties with its past. Investors and entrepreneurs
alike recognize the value of historic preservation, and
recent years have seen an exciting transformation of
many old, tired structures into new, beautiful businesses. Salvagno’s Event Designers was among the first,
transforming an old gas station on Highway 99 into a
charming florist and boutique, followed by Farwood Bar
and Grill (4th Street), and most recently, the Carpets by
Ray (4th and Walker Streets).
So take a look at Orland and “make yourself at home!”
ORLAND: HISTORY IN THE MAKING
American pioneers were drawn to the hills of the
Colusa Plains in the early 1800’s. The projected
crossing of the Newville-Monroeville Road by the
northward-bound Southern Pacific railroad gave
rise to the village that became Orland in
1875. The long summers and fertile farmland
lured many speculative entrepreneurs to settle and
carve out homesteads on the banks of Hambright
and Stony Creeks, however the intermittent
droughts and occasional floods wreaked havoc in
the fledgling community
In February 1906 the early pioneers to Orland
formed the Orland Unit Water Users’ Association. By that July, a survey party was busy at
work in the western foothills on Little Stony and
Big Stony Creeks. Four months later, the East
Park Dam site 60 miles southwest of Orland had
been selected for the first federally funded irrigation project in the West. By the late 1910s, the
Bureau of Reclamation’s Orland venture was
known as “the project of no regrets.” Boom times
were just around the corner.
Orland Irrigation Project
In the exhilarating years of growth following the
completion of East Park, wooden buildings in the
business section of town were replaced with reinforced concrete structures, over 100 new homes
were built and the population of Orland increased
from 600 in 1910 to 2,000 in 1912.
Many of Orland’s historical buildings dating back
to its incorporation in 1909 are still standing today. We invite you wander through our unique
community where our proud history is a vital part
of our bright future.
EARLY PIONEERS
Excerpts from the Book “The Land of Orland” by Gene H. Russell
Captain Granville Swift was born in Kentucky on May 1, 1821. He was an accomplished outdoorsman when he started west in
1841. Swift worked for John Sutter as a
hunter and supplied meat, furs, and hides
for his Nueva Helvetia colony. By the mid1840’s, Swift and his cousin Franklin Sears
had selected a huge tract of land extending
over most of the western valley floor from
Stony Creek south to Cache Creek to settle
and ranch.
The area’s first home, the Swift Adobe, was
built about 1847 by Granville Swift and located north of town under majestic valley oak
trees along the south bank of Hambright
Creek. Anne and “Indian Jim” Brown were
two of the best known and most respected
Native Americans in Northern California. They also were among the last surviving
members of their respective tribes. Anne was
born and raised on the banks of Stony Creek,
a member of the Central Wintun (Nomlaki or
Grindstone) tribe, and was one of the helpers
or
housekeepers
of
Granville
Swift’s
adobe. Anne and Jim, a member of the Concow tribe that lived along Butte Creek, lived
Captain Granville Swift
seven miles west of Orland, and were happily
married for nearly half a century. Jim was a peacemaker between the whites and the native
people. He died April 15, 1922, and Anne passed away on October 28, 1927.
Granville Swift would later leave the area a rich man. He built a three-story mansion outside of
Sonoma, and married Jane Eliza Tate. Together they had three children.
GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS
A dynamic Arts Commission and a state of the art gallery in a small rural town? Absolutely! Led by renowned fine artist George Turnbull, a highly motivated Arts Commission has provided some beautiful artistic additions to this city.
Its Art Gallery is a beacon for artists, local and statewide. A place to display their work, offer quality art
classes and provide opportunities to view professional work, the Orland Art Gallery is well lit with ample
space. Shows are held monthly and there is plenty of parking in its mall location. Shows are free and
open to the public.
Directly across the street from Library Park in downtown
Orland is the quaint Alta Schmidt Historical Museum. This
charming old structure is filled with fascinating memorabilia
of Orland’s rich history. It is also free and open to the public. Maintained by the all volunteer Orland Historical Society, the museum is another gem in Orland’s crown.
A visit to Orland must include a tour of the Newville-Pacific
Railroad Museum, located in the Glenn County Fairgrounds. The railroad’s history is a vital part of the history
of Orland and this site is full of the history of both. It also
provides train rides for young and old to enjoy.
Alta Schmidt House Museum
There’s more! Drive down Orland’s residential sections’
lovely wide streets. See the small Old California Style
bungalows nicely mingled with stately old mansions, and
know that this, too, is part of the art and charm of the
city. Drive out a bit, into the surrounding farms and
ranches and discover places like the George Turnbull
Fine Art Gallery on a small ranch fifteen minutes from
town. Find other small galleries, like painter Patty Bambauer’s, located on the banks of the Sacramento
River. Drive in a different direction and see the stunning
natural splendor of the Black Butte landscape.
Natural beauty? Art in a small rural city? Museums and
galleries to visit? Absolutely! It’s all part of Orland’s
bright and beautiful future!
Newville-Pacific Railroad Museum
Orland Walking Tour
Begin your walking tour of Orland at the corner of 5th and Walker Streets. This was the original business center of town in 1909.
Walk east on Walker Street to 4th and turn right. Follow 4th Street three blocks to its end at Yolo Street. Double back one block to
Mill Street and turn left. Walk one block and turn right on 5th Street returning to your starting point at Walker Street.
BANK OF ORLAND: Bank of Orland building was constructed in 1887 at a cost of $7,095 and the upstairs was used as a meeting
place by numerous community organizations. The bank was absorbed by Bank of America in the late 1920s. The building was remodel in 1943 and served as Orland’s City Hall until March 1986.
SCEARCE & FRANKE BUILDING: Located on the northwest corner of 5th and Walker Streets, this brick building was a general
merchandise business, circa 1909—the start of boom years in Orland.
T.J. HICKS BUILDING: Construction to replace a one-story hardware store on this corner began in 1909. In 1910, Proctor Knott
Hicks purchased the T.J. Hicks Company from his father and was joined by William Chaney as a partner. The building was then
known as the Hicks & Chaney Building. It was purchased by the Booth Corporation and was commonly known as the Booth Hotel.
Restored in 2008-2009 by the owners of Floors By Ray.
BARCELOUX-IGLICK BUILDING: Remove the Mansard roof and you will have another of Orland’s buildings constructed in 1909.
Located at the northwest corner of 4th and Walker, the ground floor was originally a drug store and post office with medical offices
on the second floor. The current address is 402 Walker Street.
HOTEL ORLAND: This brick building at the southwest corner of 4th and Walker Streets, was built in 1902. It originally had a wrap
-around porch and contained a dining room, kitchen, large office, barbershop, and 27 sleeping rooms. Later it was known as the
Bullock Building at 401 Walker Street. A modernization movement in the mid-1920s lead to the removal of the porch and took down
the copula.
JOHN MEHL BUILDING: John Mehl was nearing four decades in the shoe business when he built this two story building in 1920.
Louie Johnson Sr. would later move his retail and repair business into the structure at 715 4th Street.
JOHANSEN MEAT MARKET: John Johansen bought Hulen’s Meat Market on 5th Street about 1914. He moved to this location,
712 4th Street, several years later. Sons Alexander and Norman joined their father to form the John Johansen & Sons Meat Market.
I.O.O.F. BUILDING: The home of the Orland Odd Fellows, 731 4th Street, has been at this location since 1910. Retail businesses
on the first floor have included general merchandise, groceries, and an antique store.
MASONIC TEMPLE: This three story “skyscraper” is at 732 4th Street and was built in 1912-13. The cornerstone is clearly visible
to the north of the front door. Bank of America was at this location for approximately 40 years.
ORLAND THEATRE: Now owned by Active Force Ministry—The Soda Shop at 809 4th Street has kept the marquee from the old
theatre. The first talking movies came to Orland in February 1930 and admission was 15 and 35 cents. The theatre was built
around 1913.
PURITY STORE: The chain of Purity Stores was established in 1929 and was liquidated in 1972. Stores were located from Fresno
to Eureka. The rounded roof was a distinctive feature of most all of the Purity Stores. The building is now owned by the City of Orland and will be renovated and used by the Orland Police Department.
LIBRARY PARK AND ARCH: A work day in 1916 brought in dirt from the high school and from Stony Creek to level this city
block. A Carnegie Foundation grant awarded Orland $8,000 for construction of the library in 1919-20. The Orland Women’s Improvement Club purchased the original lots before the city bonded itself for the remainder of the block for a city park. The new library structure was built in the early 1970s and the gazebo was dedicated in 2008. Library Park Arch, a smaller version of the Highway 99W arch, was dedicated May 2003. The original arch dates from 1926. Orland is the “City of Arches.”
ALTA SCHMIDT HOUSE MUSEUM: The home of C.F. Schmidt was built in 1902. It was presented to the Orland Historical & Cultural Society in 1985. It is opened free to the public on Sundays 2-5 p.m. May through October and at other times by appointment.
The yard may be rented for functions such as weddings and reunions.
ORLAND HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT: 820 5th Street, home of Orland Hardware & Implement store, was originally just a vacant
lot for George Wright to display his farm tractors and machinery. When Wright closed out his wagon-making and blacksmith shop
across the street, he concentrated on his hardware and implement business.
ORLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT FIREHOUSE: Founded in 1911, the Orland Fire Department usually rented space
in a local automobile garage to store their equipment. Following the death of A.B. Sanford (1926 Chief) in 1927, his widow made a
substantial donation to start a fire house building fund. Dedication of Orland’s firehouse, 810 5th Street, took place in 1954.
THE RICHELIEU: The Farwood Bar & Grill, 705 5th Street, is now on the site of The Richelieu. The remodel of the building includes the original wooden bar and was completed in 2007.
STAICH BILLIARD PARLOR: Built in 1917, this structure at 704 5th Street is now Pizza Palace. Interior walls contain vintage
photographs of neighboring buildings within two blocks of the business.
ANTIQUING AND “BOUTIQUING”
A visit to Orland cannot be complete without taking a moment to “stop and shop” in
a few of the town’s charming boutiques. An eclectic array of treasures, old
and new, can be found, and you are certain to be greeted with a shopkeeper’s
friendly smile.
Pure pleasure is yours as you savor the
scents of pampering bath and body products, or delight in a gift basket filled with
a bit of “local gourmet.”
Be pleasantly amused as you browse
through the curious clutter of scented
candles, vintage memorabilia, and unusual “finds” that fill the shelves. You will
want to be sure not to overlook the many
antiques that proudly display a shopkeeper’s wares!
Salvagno’s Event Designers & Florists
WHERE TO STAY AND WHAT TO DO
A day in Orland, whether a destination stay or a “stopover” along your way, is sure to be a fun
and memorable experience!
Within a short drive in any direction, you will find a plethora of activities, from hikes over the
hillsides to a “drive” on the golf course.
WHERE TO STAY
WHAT TO DO
Orland Inn
1052 South Street
Orland, CA 95963
(530) 865-7632
Orland Bowl
507 Monterey Street
Orland, CA 95963
(530) 865-4313
Orlanda Inn
827 Newville Road
Orland, CA 95963
(530) 865-4162
Black Butte Lake
Newville Road
(530) 865-4781
Thunderhill Raceway Park
5250 Highway 162
Willows, CA 96088
(530) 934-5588
Baymont Inn & Suites
199 North Humboldt Ave.
Willows, CA 95988
(530) 934-9700
Holiday Inn Express
545 Humboldt Avenue
Willows, CA 95988
(530) 934-8900
Colusa Casino & Hotel
Highway 45,
Three miles north of Colusa
(530) 458-8844
Orland Newville & Pacific Railroad
Colusa Casino & Hotel
Highway 45,
Three miles north of Colusa
(530) 458-8844
Rolling Hills Casino
2655 Barham Road
Corning, CA 96021
(530) 528-3500
Mendocino National Forest
Hdq. 825 N. Humboldt
Willows, CA 96088
(530) 934-3316
Glenn Golf Course
6226 County Road 39
Willows, CA 96088
Glenn County Fairground
Heritage Trail & Orland Newville Pacific Railroad
SAVOR THE SEASON: DINING GUIDE AND TASTING TOUR
If “What’s on the menu?” is what’s on your mind, you’ve come to the right place! Here in Orland you will
find a variety of friendly eating establishments, from “upscale” to “down home,” each with its own distinctive menu and dining experience.
And if you’re looking for something “down on the farm,” you’ll want to check out the local growers and
producers with tasting rooms and growers’ stores. Here you’ll find a friendly proprietor, proud to share
the delectable secrets of their success!
RESTAURANTS
Alta Marie’s Bakery & Soup
807 4th Street
865-1577
Andy’s Butcher Block
65 East Walker Street
865-2211
Berry Patch Restaurant
900 Newville Road
865-8484
Billy & Emily Donuts
55 East Walker Street
865-4324
Burger King
901 Newville Road
865-9025
City Gates Café
1165 Hoff Way
865-5552
El Korita
304 6th Street
865-2241
El Potrero
1050 South St
865-8045
Farwood Bar & Grill
705 5th Street
865-9900
The Soda Shop
809 Fourth Street
865-7184
Ice Box
607 4th Street
865-4900
Subway
839 Newville Road
865-5252
La Corona
1002 Sixth Street
865-4300
Taco Bell
1183 Hoff Way
865-5615
Maple Garden
53 E. Walker Street
865-1838
Uncle Chong’s Chinese
Highway 32
865-5521
Pizza Factory
1006 South Street
865-4747
Pizza Palace
704 5th Street
865-7178
Round Table Pizza
302 E. Walker Street
865-4343
TASTING TOURS
Pedrozo Dairy
7713 County Road 24
514-3837
Walnut Avenue Ranch
4646 County Road N
865– 8213
AGRICULTURE: ORLAND’S ROOTS RUN DEEP
Without a doubt, the primary existence of the Orland community is attributed to agriculture. The fertile fields and flowing water drew the first settlers “en-masse.”
Today, Orland continues to be an agriculturally-based
community, surrounded by thousands of acres of “open
range” and fenced ranchland, nut and fruit trees, and field
crops.
Local 4-H and FFA groups are very active, and a visit to
the Glenn County Fair in Orland (mid-May) will impress
you with the hard work and dedication of those committed
to the agricultural industry.
Take a cross-country tour of the magnificent orchards
around Orland, especially in early spring when the almond
orchards are in bloom. You’ll savor the sweet smell and be
taken by the acres of “snowy” ground as the trees begin to
shed their blossoms. You’ll see an abundance of honeybees, as this area is also home to several of the nation’s
leading queen-producing apiaries.
Alpacas La Dee Da, Orland
Black Butte Area
PARKS AND RECREATION
The City of Orland takes pride in its many city
parks. Whether you’re in search of the whisper of
a gentle breeze through magnificent valley oaks
and pines, or the delightful cheer of a bleacher
full of baseball enthusiasts, Orland’s city parks
offer a respite from a day’s work or travel.
Orland’s new recreation center at Lely Aquatic
Park was completed in 2009, and offers a variety
of programs for the young and old.
In the center of town sits Orland’s Library Park,
the jewel of Orland. Thanks to the efforts of the
Arts Commission, lovely nostalgic lamps light its
curving promenade through the center of the tree
filled park. And in an age when so many small
cities are removing them, Orland built a beautiful,
old style gazebo. Designed by renowned artist
George Turnbull, the gazebo sits in the center of
the park where it’s the site for summer music
concerts, Christmas carol songfests, ice cream
socials, and many lovely wedding ceremonies.
If Orland’s summer heat is too much, you might
want to take a dip in the city swimming pool. The
pool includes diving and lap areas, as well as a
“kiddie” pool for the youngsters.
Drive 8 miles west of Orland and you will discover
Black Butte Lake. Built as part of the Bureau of
Reclamation’s irrigation project, Black Butte Lake
is surrounded by black basalt bluffs and valley
oak forests.
With 4,500 acres of water surface, a full-service
marina and three boat ramps to handle the needs
of boating enthusiasts, you’ll find as much excitement, or rest and relaxation, as you are looking
for. Enjoy camping, hiking, biking and horseback
riding, whether in developed campsites, or undeveloped trails. For information call (530) 8654781.
WHERE TO WORSHIP
Active Force Ministry ......................... 865-7184
Assemblies of the Lord Jesus Christ .. 865-8486
Capay Assembly of God...................... 865-3818
Capay Friends Church ....................... 865-2806
Church of Christ ................................ 865-9821
Church of Latter-day Saints............... 865-7309
Church of the Good Shepherd ........... 865-4766
Country Bible Church ........................ 865-2836
Evangelical Free Church .................... 865-2453
Federated (Methodist/Presbyterian) ... 865-3131
First Assembly of God ........................ 865-4556
First Baptist Church .......................... 865-3403
First Christian Church....................... 865-4262
First Lutheran Church ....................... 865-4532
Four Square Christian Fellowship...... 865-5158
Four Square Church .......................... 865-5158
Global Bible Institute ......................... 865-3320
Global Youth Evangelism ................... 865-5557
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church ..... 865-4766
House of Prayer.................................. 865-3222
Jehovah's Witnesses .......................... 865-5250
Johrei................................................. 893-2511
Orland Community Church ............... 865-7884
Seventh-day Adventist Church .......... 865-2303
Southern Baptist Church ................... 865-2113
St. Dominic's Catholic Church ........... 865-2584
Victory in Christ Community Church 865-6400
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A & Z Automotive Service
A Relaxing Retreat
A Smart Move Beauty Salon
A Touch of Silk
A-1 Cleaning
A1 Trust, Inc.
Absolute Heating & Air
Accent Flooring & Interiors
Advance Monument Co.
Aileen Porter Realty
Air Rite Heating & Air
Alta Marie's Bakery & Soup Shop
Alvarez Landscape
AMC Handyman
American National Mini Storage
An Elegant Touch
Andy's Butcher Block
Animal Blood Bank, Inc.
Arbonne International
Arbuckle's Surplus Sales
Auntie's Attic
Auto Masters Automotive
Baldwin-Minkler Farms
Bambauer Towing
Bart's Appliance Repairs
Berry Patch Restaurant
Billy and Emily Donuts
Black Butte Dental Lab
Blazin Mobile, LLC
Blue and White Laundromat
Bob's Mobile Service
Bonnie Morgan Insurance Agency
Bookkeeping & Secretarial Service
Bruce R. Hubbell, CPA
Bucke's Feed and Grain
Burger King
Business Team, Inc.
California Investments
Calkins Tim's Lawn & Yard Mnt.
Camper Brothers
Carolyn Pendergrass Notary Pblc.
Carrillo Landscaping
Catherine Watson Insurance Srv.
Charles Gee Realty
Chayitos Variedades
City Gates Café
Clean Cut Lawn Service
Clear Path Consulting, LLC
Cleveland's Upholstery
Corners & Dobbins
Corning Lumber Co., Inc.
Corporon Law Office
Country Pumpkins
CR and G Auto Sales
Creative Composition
Cruise 'N Tour Store
Curves of Orland
CVS Pharmacy (Longs Drugs)
Dan's Safe Company
Dare's Hair Co.
Daryl R. Brock, C.P.A.
David Altman, DDS
Day at the Beach Spa
Dean's Hardwood Floors
DeCamilla Bros., LLC
Dee Tangle & Tan
DemiGods Studio
DeSerj for Hair
Diva's Fashion
Donna Moore Real Estate
530-865-2723
530-865-9312
530-865-5788
530-228-5358
530-865-4254
530-865-2321
530-865-2457
530-865-6411
530-865-4114
530-865-3585
530-865-4655
530-865-1577
530-865-9073
530-781-3906
530-432-3743
530-865-2875
530-865-2211
530-865-6550
530-865-4374
530-865-4971
530-864-7915
530-865-4226
530-865-8080
530-865-5183
530-865-7119
530-865-8484
530-865-4324
530-865-7259
530-865-3335
530-865-7119
530-865-9308
530-865-7501
530-852-7834
530-865-7691
530-865-4427
530-865-9025
530-865-3253
530-865-8616
530-865-1957
530-865-2972
530-865-7333
530-586-0666
530-865-7589
530-865-9088
530-865-8477
530-865-5552
916-872-7399
530-865-8092
530-865-1364
530-865-4191
530-865-5577
530-865-3593
530-865-1575
530-865-2998
530-865-5517
530-865-7148
530-865-7322
530-865-4743
530-865-0671
530-865-3776
530-865-9300
530-865-9647
530-865-2171
530-865-8924
530-865-3379
530-865-5906
530-566-5566
530-865-4212
530-865-3413
530-865-5090
Double G Furniture
Dr. Cleanbrite
Eclectic Insurance Services
Economy Auto Glass
Eden's Border
Edson Appraisals
Edward Jones, Co.
El Korita
El Potrero
Elliott's Elite Cleaning
Embrey & Stokes
Embrey Family Farms
Emma's Cleaning Services
Empire Properties
Employer's Investigative Service
E-N-T Backhoe Service
Epperson Bros Kenpo Karate
Ernie's Body Shop
F.D Sweet and Son Mortuary
Farmers Insurance
Farwood Bar and Grill
First Care Medical Associates, Inc.
Floors By Ray
Flor's janitorial Supply Company
FMR Services, Inc.
Fox and Crow Antiques
Frank's Body Shop
Fred's Automotive
Garnet Hill - Orland Florist
Garry's Saw Shop
GCI Insurance Brokers
Generations Beauty Salon
George Turnbull Fine Art
Ginter & Brown Realty
Gloria's Cleaning Service
Gloria's Restaurant and Market
Golden Hills Financial
Gonzales Flea Market
Greg Arend Photography
Grewal Discount Liquor
Griffith Fencing and Repair
G's Laundromat
H & R Block
Hahn Trailer Court
Hair and Nails by Angela
Hamilton Engineering, Inc.
Hamilton Perk/Pizza Pit Stop
Harris Land Surveying
Hay Wagon
Headhunters Style Salon
Hollywood and Vine
Hometown Sports & Music
Ice Box
Ink Well
J.C's Learning & Play Center
J.V. Diversions
Jack L Spence, Inc.
Jacquie Deitz, E.A.
James Corona, MD
Janet Cashow Design
Jim's Auto Wholesales
J-N-J Auto Repairs
JNS Designz
John Schmidt M.D.
John W D'Ewart Law Office
John's Tire and Muffler Service
John's Yard Care
Joslyn Consulting
Julie's Personal Training
Jump 4 Joy Rentals
530-865-3022
530-865-2129
530-865-2757
530-588-4773
530-624-3591
530-865-5607
530-865-4053
530-865-2241
530-865-8045
530-865-0436
530-865-5537
530-865-2092
530-865-9803
530-865-7811
530-865-7949
530-520-4925
530-865-1470
530-865-4563
530-865-3349
530-865-5220
530-865-9900
530-865-4400
530-865-4771
530-865-5605
530-865-7086
530-865-8269
530-865-3985
530-865-3741
530-865-5533
530-865-1311
530-865-5601
530-865-2460
530-865-5920
530-519-7421
530-865-2746
530-865-2111
530-865-0188
530-865-2193
530-521-3912
530-865-4373
530-230-7077
530-865-4373
530-865-5811
530-591-5240
530-865-5163
530-865-8551
530-865-3555
530-865-5567
530-865-4777
530-865-4432
530-865-7770
530-865-4151
530-865-4900
530-865-8402
530-865-8388
530-865-1466
530-865-3144
530-865-3029
530-865-6430
530-865-7066
530-865-8594
530-865-8257
530-865-1752
530-865-5628
530-865-1099
530-865-5581
530-865-8123
530-865-8472
530-392-0795
530-693-1359
K & E Cleaning
Karen Fleming, ORT/L
Kountry Kitchen Café
La Perla Tapatia
Land O' Lakes, Inc.
Land Office Realty
Lang's Gutter Clng. & Roof Repair
Larry's Pest & Weed Control
Lassen Land Company
Lely's Pump Co.
Leroy's Healthy Start
Les Schwab Tire Center
Liberty Electrical Services
Lonestar Sentiments
Los Mismos
Lucy's Beauty Salon
Lyon's Auto Sales
Management Source Group
Mangun Locksmith Services
Maple Garden II
Marea's Massage
Marino's Mobile Car Wash
Markies Mobile Detail
Martinez Lawn Services
Martin's Oranges
Medina Sound
Memories N Time Photography
Michael Joyce, DC
Mid-State Surge
Mid-Valley Veterinary Hospital
Mike's Repair Shop
Miller Glass, Inc.
Miller Plastering
Moe's Market
Montoya's Lawn Maintenance
Morehouse Air Conditioning
Morgans Barber Shop
Musco Family Olive Products
Nails by Angela
NAPA Auto Parts
Natural High Health Club
Newport Village Apartments
Ninety-Nine Cent Gift Store
No Mo Than Doller
North State Title Co.
North Valley Rock
North Valley Services
Old Orchard RV Park
Olivarez Honey Bees, Inc.
Orland 1-5 Mini Storage
Orland ACE Hardware
Orland Apartments
Orland Auto Parts
Orland Bowl
Orland Car Wash
Orland Community Scholarship
Orland Family Health Center
Orland Inn
Orland Liberty Gas and Food
Orland Custom Meats/Tom Ball
Orland Pharmacy
Orland Physical Therapy
Orland Press Register
Orland Realty
Orland Stop and Shop
Orland Travel
Orland Veterinary Hospital
Orland Vision Center
530-865-8639
530-514-2529
530-865-7056
530-865-5033
530-865-7626
530-865-4186
530-570-9989
530-865-9183
530-865-7676
530-865-4171
530-865-8828
530-865-3770
530-865-8255
530-865-3945
530-519-2517
530-865-8976
530-865-2883
530-865-4768
530-865-9999
530-865-1838
530-567-8168
530-828-2157
530-865-0388
530-828-8618
530-865-2151
530-865-7121
530-865-1752
530-865-5070
530-865-1082
530-865-5634
530-865-5082
530-865-9839
530-865-4727
530-865-4508
530-865-7828
530-865-9100
530-865-3546
530-865-4111
530-865-4212
530-865-4457
530-865-9050
530-865-4289
530-865-8754
530-865-4842
530-865-5806
530-865-9668
530-865-5631
530-865-5335
530-865-0298
530-865-6464
530-865-2395
530-865-9634
530-865-4457
530-865-4313
530-865-8442
530-865-2900
530-865-5544
530-865-7632
530-865-8990
530-865-7383
530-865-9502
530-865-8457
530-934-6800
530-865-4025
530-865-5741
530-865-7661
530-865-4478
530-865-9233
Orlanda Inn Motel
Osburn Oranges
Oscar's Sign & Sportswear
Oxygen Medical Staffing
Papa Murphy's Pizza
Parkway RV Resort
Party Dogs
Pedrozo Dairy
Pena Landscaping
Penner's Auto Service
Permanent Solutions
Peterich Cycle
Peterson Mini Storage
Peterson Painting Services
Petty's Superior Service
Pizza Factory
Pizza Palace
Poli Maintenance
Ponci's Welding & Machine Shop
Pony Espresso
Portuguese Plaza
Power Mart
Precision Surveying
Preferred Agents Real Estate
Prickly Pear Garden Center
P-T- Nails
PTL Pediatric Daycare
Quest Diagnostics
R & R Sales
R & R Ventures
Rafa Handyman
Rancho Electric
Reimbursement Associates
Rice Creek Photography
RJ Painting & Decorating
Robbins Plumbing
Robert Howard Apartments
530-865-4162
530-865-2296
530-865-5851
530-865-2362
530-865-2168
530-865-9188
530-865-5656
530-865-9548
530-865-3927
530-865-5646
530-680-4395
530-865-9433
530-865-2093
530-865-5830
530-865-9499
530-865-4747
530-865-7178
530-865-5253
530-865-2138
530-865-4387
530-865-5552
530-865-6428
530-865-4194
530-865-9261
530-865-8430
530-865-6462
530-520-3347
530-865-5531
530-865-3508
530-865-7632
530-865-1618
530-228-9585
530-865-3903
530-865-1400
530-865-2243
530-624-7622
707-996-0623
Robert L. Benson Law Office
Rodrigues the Best of Everything
Rogers Famous Foods To Go
Ross Tye M.D & Associates
Round Table Pizza
RPM Apartments
Running Brook Quarter Horses
Sacramento Valley Mirror
Salvagno's Cabinet Shop
Salvagno's Event Design & Florist
Sandra Finch Real Estate
Sapphire Plaza
Sav-Mor Foods
Scotty's Electric Motor Repair
Shakey Shingle Antiques
Shop and Wash
Sinclair Energy Ratings
Sisson's Shooters Supply
SN Fitness Corp.
Sonido Universo
Steve's Ground Maintenance
Stony Creek Pest Control
Subway
Sunland Garden Center
Sunsweet Dryers, Inc.
Super Shopper
Super Shopper Auto Sales
Superior Auto Sales
Sweet Serenity Integrative
T.M Duche Nut Co., Inc.
Taco Bell
Tacos Mi Fiesta
Terry's TV
Tesoro Petroleum
Thunderhill Raceway Park
Tierra del Sol Apartments
Tiny Bubbles Cleaning Service
530-865-2960
530-865-7156
530-961-2005
530-865-3400
530-865-4343
707-938-2925
530-865-7054
530-934-9511
530-865-4104
530-865-4717
530-865-7695
510-353-9873
530-865-2112
530-865-3737
530-865-5060
530-865-4233
530-865-4214
530-865-3786
530-865-8038
530-828-9621
530-865-7368
530-520-2552
530-865-5252
530-865-5777
530-865-9595
530-865-2926
530-865-2926
530-865-9275
530-865-1051
530-865-8811
530-865-5615
530-865-3644
530-865-9090
530-865-9645
530-934-5588
707-991-0823
530-865-3989
Tobacco Road
Tommy Mobile Welding Service
Town & Country Humane Society
Tracy's Auto Expo/Qwik Lube
Traline Designs
Treasured Moments Photography
Trenado Bernabe
Tri-Counties Bank
Trish's Basket Case
Tu Nuevo Look Hair Salon
Umpqua Bank
Uncle Chong Restaurant
United Bark Products, LLC
Unity in Recovery
Valley Billiards
Valley Petroleum
Video Plus
VINC Properties Black Butte MHP
Vinyl Concepts
Vlach's Windows
Volz Radiator Shop
Walker St. Veterinary Clinic
Walker Street Apartments
Walnut Avenue Ranch
Wayne Syn, DDS
West Coast Products
West Company
West Haven Assisted Living
Westside Recycling
Whistle Stop
Whole Body Fitness
Workman's Lawn Care & Yard Mnt.
Wrench Works
Wunsch Chiropractic
Xpress Mobile Auto Glass
Yellow Transportation
Yusuf Ali, M.D.
530-828-9295
530-828-9606
530-865-3661
530-865-4595
530-865-4493
530-624-9390
530-865-0329
530-865-5524
530-865-7800
530-936-4546
530-865-4483
530-865-5521
530-865-0900
530-865-4544
530-865-7072
530-865-9696
530-865-8955
530-865-4317
530-865-2300
530-865-9383
530-865-4377
530-865-3630
530-865-2144
530-865-8213
530-865-4156
530-865-3379
530-865-7402
530-865-5299
530-865-3646
530-865-8078
530-865-0000
530-865-0197
530-865-5793
530-865-3735
530-521-9597
530-865-7634
530-865-5400
THINGS TO DO
Calendar of Annual Events for 2009—2010
JANUARY
Orland FFA Rib Feed
Bank of America’s 4-H Leaders Appreciation Dinner
Cope for Kids Basketball Game - Hamilton City
Glenn County Farm Bureau Crab Fee
FEBRUARY
Orland Volunteer Fire Department Spaghetti Dinner
Motor-Icicle Run - Orland Volunteers in Police Service
Ord Bend Volunteer Fire Department Pancake Breakfast
Avenue of Flags by Boy Scouts of America
Glenn County 4-H Dinner and Carnival
Glenn County Academic Decathlon
MARCH
Capay Volunteer Fire Department Smorgasbord Dinner
Orland Women's Improvement Club Rummage Sale
Orland Alumni Association’s Annual Dinner
Orland Volunteer Fire Department's St. Patrick's Day Ball
Hamilton City Lions Club Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner
Glenn County Farm Bureau Farm Day
Orland Little League Jamboree
APRIL
Best of the West Business Expo
Glenn County Sheriff's Posse Horse Auction
Women's Improvement Club’s CSF Sealbearer’s Luncheon
Friends of the Orland Free Library Spring Book Sale
Hamilton City Friends of Athletics Dinner
Friendly Garden Club’s Plant & Bake Sale
Orland Clean-Up Day
Glenn County 24-hour Relay Challenge
All-Church Bazaar
MAY
Glenn Chorale Community Choir Spring Concert
Soroptimists’ Mother's Day Tea
Glenn County Fair and Parade
Junior Livestock Auction
Orland FFA Annual Dinner
Cowboy Sunday
Alta Schmidt House Museum opens Sundays
Farm Sanctuary opens for Saturday tours
Soroptimists International of Orland's Yard Sale
Orland Eagles Auxiliary’s Salad Luncheon
Plaza School Carnival
Stonyford Rodeo
Maxwell Jr. Rodeo
JUNE
Orland Holy Ghost Club’s Portuguese Festa
Orland Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament
Orland Volunteer Fire Department Annual Picnic
Glenn County Farm Bureau Golf Tournament
Orland Chamber of Commerce Spring Golf Tournament
Sunburn Motorcycle Run – Orland Unified School District &
Orland Police Department
JULY
Orland Historical & Cultural Society's Old Fashioned
4th of July Celebration & Citizens Award
Farm Bureau’s Scrambled Egg Golf Tournament
Capay Grange Picnic
Orland Historical & Cultural Society's History Camp
AUGUST
Orland National Night Out
Friends of the Orland Free Library’s Ice Cream Social
St. Dominic's Alter Society’s Rummage Sale
Orland Historical & Cultural Society's Membership Appreciation
BBQ
Bayliss Fire Department's Steak Feed
SEPTEMBER
Friends of the Orland Free Library’s Fall Book Sale
Splendor in the Valley
Orland Rotary Brew and Wine Fest
Glenn Realtors Senior Nutrition Spaghetti Benefit
Glenn County Farm Bureau Farm Day
St. Dominic's Alter Society's Rummage Sale
Glenn County Elderfest - St. Dominic's Parish Hall
Capay Grange’s Tri-Tip Barbecue
Federated Church’s Card Party
OCTOBER
Orland Kiwanis Halloween Party
Women's Improvement Club’s Annual Birthday Party
Orland Eagles Auxiliary Bazaar
Country Pumpkins Halloween Corn Maze
Antique Truck Show
St. Dominic's Annual Catholic Bazaar
Orland Newville & Pacific Railroad’s Spook Train
Glenn County Community Resource Fair
CROP Walk
Halloween Parade
NOVEMBER
Glenn County Senior Nutrition Center’s Variety Show
Orland Moose Lodge’s Community Thanksgiving Dinner
Orland Historical & Cultural Society’s Orland Craft Fair Glenn
County Farm Bureau Annual Dinner
Orland Arch Club Annual Pheasant Pancake Breakfast
Glenn County Theatre Company Production
All-Church Bazaar
Orland Chamber of Commerce Car Show
DECEMBER
Orland Chamber of Commerce Christmas Open House
Glenn Chorale Community Choir Christmas Concert
Orland Pantry’s Canned Food Drive
Orland Historical & Cultural Society’s Avenue of Lights
Hamilton City Fire Department’s Crab Feed
Orland Chamber of Commerce Christmas Tree Lighting
Lighted Christmas Parade
This list of annual events is based on information known at the time of publication and is subject to change.