LO C A L A N N O U N C E M E N T S

October 27, 2010 Edition #43
The Gardiner Chamber of Commerce ☻ www.gardinerchamber.com
222 Park Street ● PO Box 81 ● Gardiner, MT 59030 ● phone 406.848.7971 ● fax 406.848.2446
ads@gardinerchamber.com
NEWSLETTER ADS can be submitted the following ways: (Ads CANNOT be taken over the phone)
 Fax to 406.848.2446
 Email ads@gardinerchamber.com (if you are going to type your ad, please email it
and then submit payment one of the followings ways with a copy of the ad)
 Mail to PO Box 81, Gardiner MT 59030
 Drop off at the Chamber office or drop box
LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
PAYMENT IS DUE IN ADVANCE!!! There is no billing, payments must be received by NOON on Tuesday or the ad will
not be printed. It is your responsibility to write or type the ad and to count the words before submitting it to the Chamber office. If you
are not sure how much the ad will cost, call or email the office for assistance. 406.848.7971.
All Gardiner-Mammoth Veterans please plan to attend an observance of Veterans Day, on Wednesday, November 10th, 2010 at the Gardiner School. An observance of the day will honor all veterans of the community
during a 10am - 11am school assembly with a luncheon to follow until 11:30. Veterans, please contact Annie
Bent 848-7353 or Amanda Brown at the school 848-7563 as we need to make prior arrangements.
The turtles are calling! The Costa Rica spring break trip for 2011 has been opened to families. Adults and
children (14 and older) may now sign up to join this trip to study sea turtles and work on habitat restoration.
The cost is $2495 per person and is all inclusive. Spaces are limited, so please register as soon as possible at
www.ecologyproject.org. Contact Angela Haas at 848-7563 with any questions.
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD Plan to “Pack a shoebox for OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD”.
Collection date is Sunday, November 14. This international ministry of Samaritan’s Purse reaches children
around the world. Boxes to pack and brochures with details are available. Contact Annie Bent at 848-7353.
Do you need a bear resistant garbage can? Contact B.A.G. at bearawarenesgardiner@gmail.com
Horse Boarding we offer horse boarding with summer pasture, winter hay, shelter, and personal attention.
$150/month. Call 406-223-5970 for more information.
NorthWestern Energy would like to bring to everyone’s attention that the power pole at the shooting range
outside of Gardiner IS NOT A TARGET. NWE has already had to replace the old pole because it actually fell
down because of people shooting it! The new pole that was just installed already has bullet holes in it. If this
continues NWE will have to close the area down for target practicing. Please use your own targets and not the
power pole!
WEIGHT WATCHERS MEETINGS IN GARDINER. Please help me with this process!!! If you, or anyone you know who would like to be added to my list of interested people, let me know ASAP! Contact Suzette
Cunningham @ 570-7087 by message or text. You will not be committed at this time, just added to “the list”.
Thank you!!!
Flu Shots are available for $25 from Mammoth Clinic. For questions or to make an appointment, please call
the clinic at 307/344.7965.
Last Chance to stock up on denim potholders ! I would like to thank everyone who has generously donated
your old jeans in the past. I will be moving soon and the Gardiner Library Bazaar on Nov. 2nd. Will be my last
craft show in Montana. Make sure you stop by and get all your holiday shopping finished early this year !
Kristy Powell
Hell’s A’Roarin’ Outfitters is once again offering free game retrieval to local hunters from Trail Creek to
Crevice. We also have a few gentle horses to loan if you want to take your son or daughter hunting. Please call
Warren Johnson at 848-7578
Fundraiser for Mark Smith Family– There will be an event in Gardiner on November 20 to raise funds for
Mark, Cyndi, and Courtney. If you have an item that you would like to donate to either the live or silent auction,
please call Jody Brunton @ 223-1479 or Casey Kingma @ 640-0600. We are trying to organize the items for the
auctions. Thank you!
Painting Class at Elk River Art- “It’s All About Color” I’m thinking about teaching a class on Monday evenings 6:30p-8:30p beginning Nov. 22 to Dec. 13,2010. 4 classes for $60. Materials could be supplied, if needed.
To see my work and teaching credentials, visit elkriverart.com or stop by the Gallery. I’d like to hear from anyone interested by Nov. 3rd so we can get organized if it flies. Call Shirl with questions 848-9449.
Newsletter ads must be paid for in ADVANCE. There is no billing. Ads submitted without payment will not be run. Ads are $5.00 for 40 words or less
in paragraph form, 10 cents for each additional word. $1.00 for borders or artwork added. Deadline for all newsletter ads is Tuesday @ noon. Ads
may be submitted by email to ads@gardinerchamber.com if payment is required please drop of a copy of the ad and payment AT THE Chamber office. It
is helpful if you submit your ads before Tuesday. Ads CANNOT be placed over the telephone. Lost and Found, Free, Thank you, and PSA ads are free
up to 40 words. If any ad is over 40 words, we require payment of 10 cents per additional word. Payment is required for all words in the ad! You may
drop off ads at Chamber Office 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by using the conveniently located drop-box outside the Chamber office.
VOTE NO on I-161
This initiative is a job killer for Montana! Outfitting brings in many millions of dollars to the state of
Montana, and this initiative is meant to put outfitters out of business! Before the outfitter sponsored licenses, outfitting was at best a starve to death-business. Now, a hunter that wants to plan a vacation a
year or two in advance, can book with an outfitter and know that he has a license. Can you imagine planning a vacation, where you will spend approximately $10,000 and not being able to plan it until March, of
that year? (Believe me it won’t happen !) One of our typical hunters spends $1100 on a license which goes
for block management to allow Montana sportsmen access to private land and wildlife conservation in
the state. Then, he or she travels here, either by road on plane. Spends at least a few nights in motels,
buying meals, gas, gifts for his family, taxidermy and meat processing. (This is all out of state money,
keeping Montana small businesses employing Montanans!) Then, we as outfitters, not only pay our
guides, which trickles into the economy, but we buy trucks, trailers, maintenance, tires, horses, mules,
tack, groceries, gas, feed, hay, and retail items too numerous to mention. We do our part to keep the
Montana economy ticking along, and as we all know, it is not easy to make a living in Montana! We live
and work here because we love it. Montana Chamber says to vote NO, NRA says to vote NO, Rocky
Mountain Elk Foundation says to vote NO, Montana Sportsmen United says to vote NO, Montana
Stock growers say to vote NO and these are just a few! Please do you part to keep Montanans working .
We are our best asset!
Susan Johnson , Hell’s A’ Roaring’ Outfitters Box 399, Gardiner, MT
Bruin Cross Country Results for the State
Meet from last Saturday in Helena
*indicates a new Personal Record
Varsity Boys-3 mile race
Andy Coy: 29th, 19:22;
Alex Herring: 42nd, 20:12*;
Paul Krish: 52nd, 21:08*;
Austin Dreyer: 58th, 21:29
Team Finish: 10th
Varsity Girls-3 mile race
Elizabeth Stone: 19th, 22:39;
Rose Cote: 29th, 23:36;
Monica Cloghessy: 31st, 23:45;
Morgan Wines: 49th, 26:20;
Becca Brown: 61st, 28:51
Team Finish: 6th
Great Job on an awesome season, I am so proud
of each of you!! Coach G
LIBRARY CRAFT BAZAAR
Tuesday, November 2nd from 5-8pm
Gardiner High School Multipurpose Room
SOUP! PIE! SALAD! HOT DOGS! CHILI! CRAFTS!
BAKED GOODS! JEWELRY! MITTENS! ART!
The library needs your support.
Make a contribution by donating a raffle prize or pie.
Please give Betty a call at
406-848-7303 or 406-848-7378.
Your donations are greatly appreciated!!
It’s almost the end of October and that means many different things to many different
people. At the Gardiner Chamber of Commerce October 31st is our FINAL due date
for full-year memberships! Of course at anytime of the year you can join the chamber
at a rate that is pro-rated. But join us for the year now! Your support of the chamber is
very critical. Did you know in September the chamber had 143 phone calls, 697 walkins, and 337 emails from vacationers and potential visitors to Gardiner and surrounding
area. That is a lot of contact we have with your potential customers. What’s our mission
statement? The mission and purpose of the Gardiner Chamber of Commerce shall be
to advance the commercial, civic, agricultural and industrial interests of the Town of Gardiner and the
surrounding territory; greater community of Gardiner with due regard to the natural environment which
sustains that welfare and prosperity; and the stimulation of public sentiment to these ends. Our goal is to
get more visitors to your business!!!
Chambers are a way for businesses and professional people of a community to voluntarily work together
to define and solve community problems. There are numerous programs and resources available to businesses to help build business which in turn builds a better community. The chamber has the information
or has the resources to get your business in touch with these programs. Also with your membership depending on which membership level you chose your business will get free advertising in the weekly newsletter.
The Gardiner Chamber of Commerce is funded by your memberships, fundraisers, newsletter income,
and walk-in donations. Not only would we appreciate you joining your local chamber, but we need you to
help in other ways too. We need volunteers for our fundraisers and we invite everyone to our once-amonth meetings. They are the third Wednesday at noon at the Community Center. If you feel you want
to make a difference please join the Gardiner Chamber Board we have open positions available. If you
have any questions or want a membership application please call Michelle at 848-7971 or email
info@gardinerchamber.com. We would like to hear from you if you are a current member. What you
would like to see your chamber do more of or just give us your feedback on how we are doing.
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FOOD/DRINKS/MISC
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“OUTLAWS PIZZA” will be open form 4pm-9pm seven days a week.
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Halloween Bash at The Rusty Rail! Join us for prizes, a trip to Las Vegas, a Jacuzzi suite for 2, and lots of other great
prizes. Drink specials!
RETAIL/SERVICES/MISC.
BUSINESSES
CCC Salon 848-7137. Great place for family hair care, tanning, pedicure, manicure. Call Judy or just drop in
and congratulate her on her new marriage!
Kristen’s Kritters pet services. Would you like your pets to have more personal attention while you’re at
work or out of town? Dog walking, in-your-home pet-sitting, pet transportation (to/from the vet, groomers,
or boarding facility), and other small/large animal care. Gardiner and Paradise Valley. Call Kristen Wagner
for pricing, availability, and more information (406-581-9732). References available.
North Entrance Food Farm Lorayne is back. She can make flower arrangements for any occasion, as well
as having many great options for on-the-go shoppers.
In our Bakery, Beverly can take care of cake or cupcake needs for any occasion. Let her do the work!
Happy Halloween from all of us at Food Farm.
YELLOWSTONE GIFTS & SWEETS HALLOWEEN SPECIAL: 1/2 OFF ON ALL HARD
WRAPPED BULK CANDY AND TAFFY NOW THROUGH HALLOWEEN! NEW ARRIVALS:
Winter gloves and hats. Come in and check them out and enjoy a latte or ice cream.
Gardiner Pharmacy: Gardiner’s own pharmacy. A small space with large service. We are happy to
supply all your medication needs, including prescription, over the counter, vitamin, herbal, first aid and so
much more. Open Year Round. Doug Bell
Worked hard all summer long? Need some stress released? Then call the new Massage Therapist in
town!! Reasonable prices call Jazmine Symonette at 207-231-0215.
REAL-ESTATE
New store hours-Monday thru Saturday 10-5:30
Coming soon! New Age Market.
Please contact us for details.
HOMES/PROPERTY FOR SALE
ERA LANDMARK WESTERN LAND ~ WE LIVE HERE, WE LOVE IT HERE! We
would like nothing better than to assist you with your real estate needs. Covering all of Park &
Gallatin Counties. We are proud to be able to serve all your residential, land, ranch, recreational
and commercial real estate needs. Contact Gardiner’s local Realtor, Lori Hamilton, for dedicated
professional service. MONTANA ~ LET IT TAKE YOUR BREATH AWAY! 406-223-1079
lori@eralivingston.com
NEW LISTINGS: 54 acres, spring, creek, Hwy 89 frontage $850,000 - Jardine - 2 bed, 2 bath
$350,000 - Tom Miner 20 acres, 4 bed, 2 1/2 bath, guest home, horse barn $550,000 - Gardiner
4 bed, 2 bath, manufactured, rented lot $30,000. To see any Listings call Chris Lyness E.R.A
406-930-0299
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Clarence Douglas Johnson, 54 died early
Wednesday morning, October 20, 2010,
at his home of natural causes. Clarence
was taken suddenly from us, and he will
be sorely missed by all who loved his
special charm. He grew up in the woods, and was an accomplished trapper and hunter. He always lived life on
his own terms and cared nothing for material items. School came easy to Clarence and when he graduated, he
dreamed of going to Alaska and becoming a pilot. He accomplished both of these goals and in the late 70’s
owned his own Cessna 172. He was one of the original elk horn buyers and sent hundreds of tons of horns to
Japan and Korea. He guided many an elk and sheep hunter, and was able to captivate and entertain people from
all walks of life. Clarence could build or fix anything, but his passion was building with logs. The highlight of
Clarence’s life were children! Although he never married or had children of his own, he was an exceptional uncle, not only to his own nieces and nephews, but to hundreds of other kids over the years, that he took hunting,
riding, or snowmobiling. His smiling face was seen all over the community, and he always had time to help
someone in need, or to share an amusing story. He will be missed by many and never, ever forgotten. Clarence
was preceded in death by his parents Joseph Vernon and Kathryn (Davis) Johnson; his brothers Earl (Carol)
Johnson, Bill Johnson, sisters; Flora (Don) Cameron, Verna (Jack) Blackburn, Gloria Olson and Frances Taylor. Surviving are his sister, Charlotte, Brothers; Warren (Susan), Ralph and Lloyd Johnson, all of Jardine. Vern
(Barb) Adkins of Eatonville WA, Sonny (Loretta) and Tom (Martha) Adkins of Gardiner, Jack Adkins of
Tucker, GA; Ron Adkins of Billings, Mike (Maggie) Adkins of Old Chico and brother-in-law, Wendell Olson of
Gardiner, plus numerous nieces, nephews and cousins, including Wayne and Gary Dolsman. Cremation has
taken place and memorial services will be held in the Jardine Cemetery, Saturday Oct. 30 at 1pm. Immediately
following will be a coffee/potluck and a celebration of Clarence’s life at Warren Johnson’s house. Clarence was
a large man, with a tremendously large heart, and his kindness to all will be reminisced for many generations.
Much to our chagrin, the Big Man upstairs must have needed Clarence’s company, more than we did.
Northside Park Adds Finishing Touches to Phase 1 of the Project
Final touches to Phase 1 of the Northside Park and Soccer Fields Project are being completed this week. In addition to the 22 evergreen trees – Ponderosa Pine, Colorado Blue Spruce and Austrian Pine – that were planted this summer, 26 deciduous trees, including varieties such as Poplars, Red Maples, Burr Oaks, Ash and Flowering Crab-apples, have been installed. On Friday, October 15th,
members of the Livingston Rotary Club helped plant one of the final trees to be installed, a Crabapple. With the assistance of the
Rotary’s $1500 tree sponsorship, the Northside Park and Soccer Fields project is that much closer to fulfilling its motto “People,
Parks and Pathways”.
Phase 1 of the construction for NSPSF – which includes over 7.5 acres of new green space and grass, the south parking lot, a cement
pathway along the west side, over 50 trees, picnic tables, benches and allowance for the placement of two soccer fields – is now complete. A capital campaign is now in full force to raise the $600,000 -$700,000 needed for Phase 2, which includes over 7.5 more acres
of park and green space development, more trees, picnic tables and benches, a pathway that traverses the park, room for a third soccer field, the west parking lot and site preparation for a support building and east parking lot. All of this completes the goal for converting the 18 acres of city land into park space. Area residents are encouraged to go to the Park and see for themselves how NSPSF
will be a wonderful asset to the Livingston community as a whole. While the pathway is open for use, the grass areas are at a critical
growth stage and people are asked to refrain from walking on the grass until the Park officially opens in August 2011.
The NSPSF Project is a collaborative effort between the City of Livingston and LYSA. In August 2011 and after the Grand Opening,
the Park will be accessible to everyone. For more information about the NSPSF Project visit www.livingstonyouthsoccer.org or contact Jeff Dickerson at (406) 220-3011 or jeffdickersondvm@mcn.net. You can also follow the Park progress on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/northsideparkandsoccerfields
Friends and neighborsMost of you know me. I’m Julia Page and I’m running for the State Senate.
Deb Demaree your local independent Longaberger associate
Gardiner has been my home for many years. This is
the area I’ve worked hard for and, if given the
chance, I’ll put the same energy and commitment to
work for you in Helena.
OPEN HOUSE:
Thursday,
November 4th
6-8pm at
Deb’s House
1045 Hwy 89 S
Election Day is next Tuesday, November 2nd, and I
am asking for your support. Hometown votes can
make the difference.
Thank you,
Julia Page
RSVP: 848-7103
Come join me for refreshments and door prizes
and see what’s new for Christmas. Remember you
can buy Longaberger at North Entrance Food
Farm.
PAID FOR BY JULIA PAGE FOR STATE SENATE, DEMOCRAT,
JIM SWEANEY DEPUTY TREASURER,
PO BOX 608, GARDINER, MT 59030
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LOCAL DISHNET
DEALER
Call 406.333.4836
FOR NEW CUSTOMERS AND
SERVICE
Thinking of Kitchen or
Bath Remodel?
SERVICES & ADVERTISEMENTS
Variety of Ideas & Options for a Variety of
Budgets
Shana M. Lewis @ 224-2908
Specializing in all phases of Home Remodel
Custom Cabinetry & Countertops
Custom Furniture & Trim
Home Remodeling and Repairs
@ 406.223.8330
CST CONSULANTS, LLC
● Registered & Insured
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NO job too BIG or too small 20+ years EXP.
Attention to Detail
Mention this ad for a 5% discount
Construction 406.333.4848
We can build you a new house or
complete a small project. Roofing,
Decks, Baths, Kitchens.
GREAT NEW MOVIES FOR THE WHOLE
FAMILY!
References upon request.
REELECT
Linda Budeski
For Justice of the Peace
Fair ~ Knowledgeable ~
Honest
Now
at
The
Yellowstone
Perk/
Gardiner
Pharmacy
DVD Rental Hours:
Sunday 8am-6pm
Monday-Saturday
7am-8pm
Pd for by the campaign of Linda Budeski for Justice of the
Peace
PO Box 45, Livingston, MT 59047
Now at the Perk with longer
hours to serve you!!
Park County Candidate information and Election Results at :
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Livingstonmontana.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
OCTOBER 14, 2010
Contact: Mel Frost, 406-994-6931
MALE GRIZZLY BEAR CAPTURED AT GARDINER
GARBAGE COLLECTION SITE AND EUTHANIZED
BOZEMAN—Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks biologists recently captured a male grizzly bear at the Gardiner garbage collection site. The bear
was later euthanized. The 8-10 year old bear, which weighed more than 500 pounds, was captured on Oct. 11. Beginning in late Sept., the bear
was daily tearing down portions of the ten foot high chain link fence to access garbage.
FWP Bear Management Specialist Kevin Frey said the male bear was known to officials. For several years biologists had used various aversive
conditioning methods to deter it from residential areas, garbage, orchards, and gardens in and near Gardiner.
This September biologists set up electric fences in five different locations in an attempt to deter the animal, which traveled up and down the river
corridor trying to get unnatural foods at various residences. The bear had tried unsuccessfully to get garbage from bear-resistant container. The
bear was a potential danger to people who were dumping garbage at night at the collection site through a walk-in access.
The bear was transported to Bozeman where biologists held it for two days in an attempt to determine if it was responsible for the collection site
break-ins. While it was held biologists determined its overall body condition was excellent.
“Unfortunately, by tearing down the fence at the collection site and scattering garbage, other bears were being lured to the site,” said Frey. “A
temporary electric fence was constructed and we are monitoring to keep other bears out until they den for the winter and permanent fence repair
can happen.”
A joint decision was made by FWP and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to euthanize the bear based on the nature of the ongoing incidents
over several years and the fact that there were no locations in the Greater Yellowstone area where this garbage-prone bear could be relocated.
“Due to its size and health, this bear was capable of making a living anywhere in the ecosystem, but it chose to seek out unnatural foods in Gardiner,” said Frey. “Grizzly bear management history has shown that bears conditioned to human foods and those that damage property continue
these behaviors.”
“Unfortunately, this bear would likely have continued to seek out garbage in the ecosystem and would have become more bold and aggressive in
its efforts to obtain unnatural foods near people,” Frey added.
Learn how to help avoid conflicts with bears by minimizing food attractants such as garbage, apples, bird feeders, grills, and pet food. For more
information, go to FWP’s Be Bear Aware webpage at http://fwp.mt.gov/wildthings/livingWithWildlife/beBearAware/.
Myth: If you carry bear spray, you’re safe from grizzly attacks.
Reality: Bear spray is just another tool for the backcountry.
If you know how to use it, it could help you in a bear encounter.
Myth: A gun is a better defense against bears than bear spray.
Reality: A recent study found bear spay was effective in 94%
of incidents with wild brown and black bear—a higher
percentage than in gun defense.
“Efficacy of Bear Spray Deterrent in Alaska,”
2008 by Smith, Herraro, Debruyn, and Wilder.
The best defense around bears? Being alert and respectful.
Elk Hunters:
Consider carrying bear-spray with you when you hunt. Bear spray creates a wide barrier between you and the bear. Bear spray
sends the bear away, so you don’t have to shoot it.
Dress your carcasses away from gut piles.
Keep an eye out for bears and make noise as you work on a carcass.
Leave a note to other hunters if you have to leave a carcass in the back country and return later for it.
When you return to a carcass, approach slowly, looking for bears. Call out to scare off bears. Grizzlies and black bears generally
move away from human voices.
Black bear hunters:
Please, refresh your black bear/grizzly I.D. skills. (take this bear ID test to gauge your skills:
http:// fwp.mt.gov/bearid/default.html)
Thank you for keeping our area safe for hunters and bears.
Courtesy of Bear Awareness Gardiner. B.A.G. is a local, citizens’ group. Our mission is to educate and celebrate residents of Gardiner basin,
Jardine, and the Northern range of Yellowstone National Park for living with grizzly and black bear. B.A.G. provides bear-resistant garbage cans to
citizens who need them.
Contact us at bearawarenessgardiner@gmail.com
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FOR RENT
CLASSIFIEDS
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Storage Units - Located in Gardiner. $50.00 per
month. For availability, contact Ryan with D&D Storage at 406.223.1056. If no answer, please leave message.
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One Bedroom Apt. ($550/ month ) and efficiency
apt. ($300/month) for rent beginning November 1.
NON-SMOKERS ONLY/NO PETS. Utilities included. Reference & deposit required. Call 848-2168
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For rent– Furnished, new 1200 sq. ft. 2 bed/2 bath.
Attached 1 car garage. 550 Old Yellowstone Tr. So.
#20. NS/NP. $1100 mo. Call Rod 579-9952.
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For rent-Storage units. Kremer mini-storage 8487201.
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For Rent Two bedroom basement apartment with
small yard overlooking river available now! Year
round rental looking for qualified, long term renter.
Lower level of a summer business. No smoking, no
pets. $500 a month plus utilities. First months rent
and deposit due at time of lease. Year to year lease.
References required. 406-223-5265
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For Rent: Newer partially furnished two bedroom
apartment available immediately through April 30,
2011. No Pets, No Smoking. Call 222-4701.
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FOR RENT IN GARDINER: Newer one bedroom partially furnished apartment available Nov. 1,
No smoking, no pets, 1 yr. lease required. 222-4701.
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For Rent One bedroom house with yard and off
street parking available now! Six month lease until
May 1st. $350 per month plus utilities. No smoking,
no pets. First months rent and deposit due at time of
lease. References required. 406-223-5265
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FOR RENT: RV site up to 33 feet, available immediately. 1 bed/1 bath apartment avail. Oct. 15th
$350/ month. Call Missy 406-223-0721
WANTED
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Looking to buy a lot to build a seasonal cabin on.
Emigrant or greater Gardiner area. Call Mike
406-223-8580.
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Wanted I am looking for someone to knit Xmas
stockings. Call Jill 848-7134 and leave a message.
FOR SALE
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For sale– 1200 sq. ft. 2 bed/2 bath condo with
great views of Electric Peak & Yellowstone River.
Located at 550 Old Yellowstone Trail So. Live in
or use as vacation rental $249,900. Call Rod @
406-579-9952.
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For sale or rent: 1981 Gallatin mobile home 3
bed/2 bath. $16,500– lot rent $250/mo. $550/month
rent with $550 deposit. 1 year lease. In Gardiner. Call
Mike Mellott 406-223-9577
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RV for Sale– 2003 Montana 5th Wheel Trailer,
Model 2880 RL, 3 slides, good condition, $23,000,
located in Gardiner, call 570-620-5294.
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For Sale– Infinity Model ES-83 full size stereo speakers (18”x 32”). Older set but they still sound great.
$50 for the pair. 406-224-1114
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Like new residential propane hot water heater
(Rheem Brand) 50 gal/self cleaning. Energy efficient.
$400. Viessmann energy efficient residential propane
boiler for circulating hot water systems. A steal at
$1200. Portable air compressor, 4 gallon, 1.75 hp.
$150. 848-2242
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House for sale This 1,040 square foot single-family
home is located on .5 acres in the town of Gardiner.
It features outstanding mountain views of
Yellowstone National Park.
- Two bedroom/one full bath
- Custom built in 2005
- Radiant heat and wood stove
- Fenced patio and yard with mature plants
-Large storage shed. Asking price: $319,000
For more information, go to
www.200Granite.com or call 406-223-0130.
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“BILLIARD BUMS” I am selling my cue stick collection. If you need a nice cue for pool season, give
me a call! I have all makes– Joss, McDermott, Schon,
Predator, Perry. 848-7153
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Mobile Home for Sale: 14x70 . 2 bedroom spacious.
Older model but is very good condition. Vinyl double glazed windows, new kitchen, new carpet, new
paint. Includes wood stove, washer, dryer, refrigerator, gas range and microwave oven. Possible some
furniture. Located in Westernaire Trailer Park # 2.
Call Bill 406-223-6844. Very reasonably priced.
HELP WANTED
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Gardiner Public School is looking for Elementary
and Junior High basketball officials. Anyone interested please contact Tom Gauthier, Principal/Athletic
Director at 848-7563.
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Gardiner Public School is looking for an assistant
Speech & Drama Coach. Season being October 30th.
Anyone interested, please submit a letter of interest
and resume to Tom Gauthier at 510 Stone Street,
Gardiner, MT 59030. Any questions, call the school 
at 848-7563.
PART-TIME SALES CLERK POSITION. Yellowstone Gifts & Sweets is seeking a sales clerk to
work Sundays, other possible fill-in days and full-time
in Spring, 2011. Pick up application at Yellowstone
Gifts & Sweets or e-mail resume to kci@mcn.net.
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OUTLAWS PIZZA– we are interviewing for full
and/or part time cooks. Please pick up an application
at Outlaws and make an appointment for an interview
or call 848-7733 or 848-2107 and ask for Polly.
MOVING SALE
Saturday, 10/30. Books, kitchen stuff, some inside
mount storm windows, and lots more. Westernaire
Trailer court #13. 9am– noon.
FREE ADS
Free Kittens!! 5 yellow tiger kittens ready to leave
mom at 8 weeks old. Raised in a wood pile could be
inside or outside cats. Mom is good mouser. 10 miles
north of Gardiner. 406-266-2135
LOST
Brown with blue stitching. Mountain Hard Wear
light-weight, zip up jacket. If found please call 406223-0699.
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COMMUNITY SERVICES & COMMITTEES
2-1-1 is an easy to remember
telephone number that connects
people with important community services and volunteer opportunities.
AA Meetings: Wednesday @
7pm at St. William’s Catholic
Church.
Bear Creek Council Meeting:
3rd Tuesday @ 7pm - For more
information call 307.344.7414
www.bearcreekcouncil.org
Gardiner Community Library
Tuesdays 10am-5pm, 6pm-8pm
& Thursdays 6pm-8pm.
406.848.7835
Golden Word Toastmasters
Club: Every Wednesday @
6:30pm at the Gardiner Ranger
Station - Back Entrance
Electric Peak Arts Council
Meeting: 1st Thursday @
5:30pm in the Gardiner High
School Library
Gardiner Food Pantry Hours
Tuesdays from 1pm-6pm.
307.344.9006 - Linda Gray
NA Meetings: Fridays @ 7pm
at the Gardiner Baptist Church
Gateway Hose Company
Board Meeting Nov. 16th at
7pm
American Legion Meeting:
Gardiner Chamber of Com2nd Tuesday @ 7pm at the Gar- merce Board Meeting: 3rd
diner Community Center
Wednesday @ 12pm. Office
hours Monday– Thursday 9amAngel Line: 2nd and 4th Mon- 5pm. 406.848.7971
day of each month. 9-9:30 pickups leaving Livingston at 2pm. Gardiner Community Center:
Call Patty at
Board Meeting: 1stTuesday
406.222.4668.
6:30pm @ Tumbleweed. To
book events please call
406.224.2370. Do not call Tumbleweed.
NAMI-Livingston provides
help to the mentally ill and their
loved ones. nami-livingston.org
or call 406.224.2869
Gardiner-Park County Water
District Board Meeting: 2nd
Tuesday @ 6pm at the District
Office
Gardiner School Board Meeting: 2nd Wednesdays @ 7pm in
the Gardiner School Conference
Room
CHURCH SERVICES
Mt.
Republic Chapel of Peace
(Cooke City):
Sundays:
Worship 9:30am
St. John’s Episcopal Church
(Emigrant):
Sundays:
Worship 9am
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints
Sundays:
Sacrament Service 10am
St. Williams Catholic Church:
Sundays:
Mass 8:00am
Mammoth Chapel
Sunday:
Worship 9am
Gardiner Baptist
Fellowship
Sundays:
Sunday School 10am
Worship 11am
Lunch 12noon, All welcome
Mondays:
Evening Crafts 6pm
Gardiner Community Church:
Sundays:
Sunday School 10:15am
Church Service 11:15am
Youth Group 7pm
Wednesdays:
Adult Bible Study 7pm
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