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HomeMy WebLinkAboutChamber of Commerce June 2002Laurel Chamber of Commerce June, 2002 108 East Main, P.O. Box 395 Laurel, MT 59044 (406) 628-8105 fax: 628-2041 www: la urelmon tan a. org Executive Board President, Gary Franklin, Welcome Travelers Motel Vice President, Ryan Burrows, Edward Jones Investments - Past President, Mike Nardella, Nardel]a & Siems Executive Secretary, Kim Wombolt Directors Sheryl Brester, Cenex Harvest States Cooperatives Bob O'Dea, Yellowstone Bank Linda Wedel, Prudential Floberg Realtors Bob Wiens, First Citizens Bank Bryan Wood, Wood's Pow'r Grip Rhonda Diefenderfer, Laurel Federal Credit Union and Tri County Rentals Coral Harvey-Laurel Ford Don Meyers, Montana Dakota Utilities Kathi Pfeifle, l a Citizen's IGA Branch StatisBcs (March, April. May. 2002) Relocation Packets: 3 Visitor Packets: 8 School Project Packets: 2 Special Requests: 54 Walk-ins: 173 Phone Calls: 333 Recommendations: 63 Information Mailed: 32 Faxes Sent: 19 Fakes Received: 28 E.Mail Messages Sent: 3 E.Mail Messages Received: 3 New businesses and/or owners: 2 Business After Hours Held: 0 Change of Name: 0 Ribbon Cuttings: 5 Speakers hosted at meetings: 2 Lost Chamber memberships: 3 New Businesses: Cotters Sewer and Drain added Portable Toilet Service to the business- Ray and Lori Cotter - 628-5989 Montana River Discoveries - Scott Warden - P.O. Box 21368, Billings 59104 - 651-0537 P.J.'s Mercantile and Antiques, Tom and Priscilla Korb, 3001 Thiel Road, 628-2984 Gourmet Grind, Ty Roy, 310 First Ave. S. Calendar of Events June 1 - Country Fair at the Moss Mansion 256-5100 1 - Depot Day - Billings - 656-7273 or 855-1021 1-2 -Billings Micro Brew Festival -259-3114 8 - Heart & Sole Run - Billings - 237-3600 8 - Laurel Airport Dedication - 7 am. to 6 p.m. 8 - Strawberry Festival - Billings - 259-5454 8-16 - Red Lodge Music Festival - 446-1905 9 - Festival of Cultures - Billings - 657-1042 13 - Chamber Board Meeting - noon - 628-8105 13 - Ribbon Cutting -1:10 p.m - State Farm, Laurel 15 -Laurel Saddle Club Family Fun Day - Oscar's Dreamland, Mont. Equine Exposition -245.5148 19-23 - Little Bighorn Days - Hardin 665-1672 20 -1876 Grand Ball -Hardin-665-2559 or 665-1671 21-22 -Billings Jaycees Western Days - 248-3278 21-23- Custees Last Stand Reinadment - 665-3577 22-34 Annual Beartooth Run-Red Lodge 446-1718 22-23 -Moss Mansion Garden Tour-256-5100 23 - Laurel Saddle Club Family Fun Day-245-5148 23- Concert In Park on the Green-Blgs-252-3610 25-12e Anniversary of the Custer Battle at Little Bighorn - Garryowen - 638-1876 or 638-2000 26 - Lewis and Clark Bicentennial Mtg-noon - Owl 27 - Chamber Board Meeting -noon 28-29 - Big Timber Rodeo - 932-6228 or 932-6697 29 -Laurel Saddle Club Bridger Ride- 245-5148 July 3-4 - Laurel's 4" of July Celebration - 628-8105 5- Laumlaire Reunion Concert - 7 pm. -Laurel High School Auditorium 11 -Chamber Board Meeting - noon 12-14-Bozeman Trail Gun Show 586-6179 12-14 - Yellowstone River Boat Float - 248-7182 17-21 - Gallatin County Fair - Bozeman 582-3270 19 - In The Mood - Billings - 256-5100 19-21 - Big Sky State Games - 254-7426 19-21 - Iron Horse Rodeo & Poker Run- Red Lodge 446-1718 19-21- Summerfest Along the Yellowstone - Livingston - 222-8155 or 222-1142 19-24 -Clark Bottom Rendezvous -laurel 633-2497 20 -Tim Bridget Days - Bridget - 662-3222 20-21-Homesteader Days - Huntley - 348-2014 20-21- Summerfair- Billings - 256-6804 24-Lewis &Clark Bicentennial Mtg-12-Locomotive 25 - Chamber Board Meeting - noon 25-28 - 22Annual Sweet Grass CountyCutting Competition Big Timber 932-5750 26-27 - Montana State Old Time Fiddlers Contest-Red Lodge 323-1198; 883-2480 26 - 84 - Red Lodge Mountain Man Rendezvous - Red Lodge 446-1718 27- Absarokee Days - 328-4075 or 328-4470 27-28 - Lrl Saddle-Overnight Ride - 245-5148 27-28 - Clark Day - Billings - 896-5235 27-28 - Fat Tire Frenzy Red Lodge - 446- 2433(continued on next page) (continued Calendar of Events) July 27-28 - The Miller Lite Great American Championship Motorcycle Hillclimb- Billings - 252-5588 31 - Bite of Bozeman -Bozeman 586-4003; 587-8848 31 to 8-4-Park County Fair-Livingston-222- 4185 or 222-5138 August 2 - Artwalk Downtown - Billings - 252-0122 2-4 --8 Annual Big Skyfest Blgs 255-W6; 252-9355 2-4 - 28 Annual Fiddlers Picnic - Lvgstn 222-5908 24 - Little Bear School House Museum Antique Show -Bozeman 388-1873, 582-3270 2-4 - Sweet Pea Festival - Bozeman 5864003 3-Chief Plenty Coup Day of Honor-Pryor 252-1289 3 -Park City Daze -633-2450 or 633-2213 3 - Wendy's Family Fun Day - Bigs 652-8100 5-9-Sweet Grass County Fair-Big Timber 932-5146 8 - Chamber Board Meeting -noon 9-11- Musician's Rendezvous - Columbus - 322-4143 or 322-4745 9-17-MentanaFair Metra-Blgs 256-2400; 256-2422 15-19 - Crow Fair and Rodeo - Crow Agency - 638-2601 eat. 104 or 222 16-18 -Montana Pioneer and Classic Auto Club - Billings-458-9111 17-18-Montana Cowboy Counted Shooting State Championships - Laurel 628-2536 17-18 - Threshing Bee-Humley-967-6687; 591-4808 21 - Lewis & Clark Bicentennial Mtg - noon - Owl 22 - Chamber Board Meeting - noon 23-25 - Huff s "Antique Show & Sale - Billings - 628-4493 or 252-5901 24 -Laurel Saddle Club Ride-245-5148 24 -10" Annual Quilting In The Country Outdoor Quilt Sbow - Bozeman - 587-8216 Farmers Markets every Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon - First Avenue and First Street West Historical Tours -anytime for any sire group - tour the historical sites of Laurel - tail Renee' at Fun Adventures - 254-7180 to schedule your tour. Business After Hours Clark's Riverfront Campground and Resort and Montana River Discoveries hosted a Business After Hours and Ribbon Cuttings on Thursday, May 23`a from 5 p.m. to 7:30. Refreshments were provided as well as jet boat rides. The Laurel Chamber of Commerce and the Billings Chamber of Commerce (Blue Blazers) both hosted ribbon cuttings for both businesses. The Business After Hours events are a great way to have other business owners or employees come together to learn more about each others' businesses. . The Chamber provides mailing labels for invitations. Call the office for more information or to schedule your business' ribbon cutting at 628-8105. S&otlijzht on Business - Ricci's Thriftwuy In 1989, Vince and Debbie Ricci and their three sons moved to Laurel and opened the Laurel Ricci's Thriftway Store. At that time, Laurel was in great need of a second grocery store. Safeway's had just closed their doors. When the Ricci's came to Laurel they not only brought with them, the know-how to run a grocery store, but also brought a sense of community involvement. Vince learned the grocery store business in Livingston from his parents. Vince and his five siblings, his parents, his wife and three sons have been in the grocery business since the opening of the Livingston store in 1978. Vince's brother now runs the original family store in Livingston with his father as the bookkeeper and his mother helping out. This brother, his wife, and their three children are the main operators of Ricci's Thriftway in Livingston. Another brother operates Ricci's Convenience Store in Livingston, also. His wife and their three children also are instrumental in the operation of this other grocery store in Livingston. While not working in the Laurel Ricci's Thriftway store, Vince is a Laurel Volunteer Fireman and has served on the Laurel Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors in the past. Debbie also served on the Laurel Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, Laurel Museum, Inc. Board of Directors, Laurel Women In Business, Laurel Downtown Planning Committee, and Laurel Revitalization League. Along with Don Smarsb from Dynamic Designs, Debbie was instrumental in getting the Chamber's Laurel Chief Joseph Run going five years ago. Together, Vince and Debbie sponsor Little League baseball teams, sponsor ads in the Laurel High School yearbook and newspaper, sponsor Chamber events, as well as many other organizational events, and have been one of the big contributors in the annual food drive put on by the Laurel Middle School. The store employs more than 25 people in Laurel. The Ricci's make sure that their employees are paid well and receive good benefits. Ricci's Thriftway offers a bakery department, meat and produce departments, and order in special items when there is a need by one of their customers. Fourth of July Sch Wednesday - July 3rd• Laurel Jaycee Street Dance 8:00 p.m, to 1:00 a.m. - Yellowstone Bank parking lot and in front of Associated Glass - 16 2°" Avenue. Contact Ron Yost for more information at 860-5049. Thursdav - July 4a': Laurel Jaycee Pancake Breakfast 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. - Firemen's Park - 108 East Main - special senior and children prices, breakfast includes sausage, eggs, pancakes, milk,juice, coffee. For more information, contact Ron Yost at 860-5049. Laurel Chamber of Commerce Chief Joseph Ran Registration - 6 a.m. to 6:45 a.m. Race time - 7 a.m. Thomson Park - First Avenue North and Sixth Street 8-mile run, 4-mile run, 4-mile walk, 2-mile walk Awards given out at 9 am. Registration fors available at Chamber office - 108 East Main, 628- 8105. Laurel YMCA - Professional Bicycle Stunt Show High Action Bikes is an outstanding dare-devil stunt show by professional drug-free athletes. Shows are both entertaining and educational. Autograph session with free giveaways. The first show will begin at 10:30 a.m. and last until 11•:30 a.m. at the practice field (north side) of the Laurel High School. For more information, contact Dora Flirt at 670-5746 or Peggy Miller at 628-7857. Laurel Jaycee Kiddie Parade No registration fee. Prizes awarded. Parade begins at 12:00- noon. Kids line up at First Citizens Bank parking lot - 20 Montana Avenue. Parade travels from the bank going west to Associated Glass - 16 Second Avenue. Contact Ron Yost at 860-5049. Laurel Chamber of Commerce Grand Parade $5.00 registration fee. Prizes awarded in these categories: Best of Parade, Best Vehicle, Best Club, Most Patriotic, Best Western, Best Musical, and Best Class Reunion. Parade begins at 1:00 p.m. Line-up begins at 12:00 noon in front of the Caboose Saloon - West Main and 71 Avenue. All entries will line-up on both sides of 7a' Avenue facing Main Street. For more information on the parade, contact the Chamber office at 628-8105. Laurel Volunteer Fire Department Barbecue The Laurel Volunteer Fire Department hosts a mouth- water barbecue at Thomson Park, First Avenue North and 6t° Street, starting at 1:30 p.m. A small fee for a large homestyle barbecue direr is offered. For more information, contact Fire Chief Terry Ruff at 628- 7821. Grace Bible Church Family Fun Afternoon The Grace Bible Church will sponsor a Freedom Jam, and a family fun afternoon beginning at 1:30 p.m. at the corner of East Maryland and Washington Street. Starting at 1:30 there will be an inflatable carnival with 10 inflatable games and 12 other games that include a dunking booth, ring toss, etc., pony rides, clowns, face painting, temporary tattoos, and concessions. At 5:00 there will be a Power Team Performance and Geoff More in Concert from 7:30 p.m to 9.30 p.m. For more information, contact Pastor Tim Weidlich or Youth Pastor Chris Hallock at 628-4978. _Big Mo's Rock and Roll Show 6:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Thomson Park - Music provided by Big Me's Rock and Roll Show - Prizes awarded by the Laurel Volunteer Fire Department donated by the area merchants. Raffle tickets for these prizes can be purchased from any Laurel Volunteer Fireman Laurel Fireworks Disolav The Laurel Volunteer Fire Department's firework's display festivities begin at dusk at Thomson Park, North Fist Avenue and 6ih Street. The fireworks displays are set to music. The fireworks display is quite possibly the largest display in Montana The Lamelaires Reunion members will be singing the National Anthem. For more information, contact. Fire Chief Teny Ruff at 628-7821. Friday. July 5th Laurelaires' Reunion Concert A concert by the past members of the Laurelaires Choir will pun on a concert on Friday, July Sa' at 7:00 p.m. at the Laurel High School Auditorium. Members will include the very first choir to the present John Asher will direct this concert. Mr. Asher is a previous Laurel Music Director. There will be no admissions charged, but donations will be accepted for the La»relaires Scholarship Fund. Advertise Your Business to Thousands! Did you know that there are thousands of prospective customers in Laurel on the 0 of July who watch the parade? What a better way to get your name out there while having a great time! Registrations are taken right up to the onset of the parade. The parade will begin at 1:00 p.m. with lineup starting at 12:00 noon in front of the Caboose Saloon. For a registration form, call the Chamber office at 628-8105 or stop by at 108 East Main, Laurel. See you at the parade! 5th Annual Laurel Chief Joseph Run July 4, 2002 Sponsored by: Laurel Federal Credit Union - Locomotion Fitness Center- Laurel Medical Center - Laurel Ford Yellowstone Rimrunners -- Tri County Rentals - Laurel Outlook - Laurel Jaycee's, Laurel Roadrunner's 4-H Club, Water Specialties, Dynamic Designs, Edward Jones Investments, Laurel Hearing Service, First Citizen's Bank, Yellowstone Bank, Nardella & Siems, CPA's, Schessler's Ready Mix, Inc., Ace Electric, Expert Lube and Wash, J & M Napa Auto Parts and Trailer Sales, SEG Federal Credit Union, Ben Franklin Store, Laurel Auto Parts, Jan's IGA, Riverside Repair, Caboose Saloon, Montana Valley Bottled Water, Little Big Men, Nine Finger's Mustard Co., Montana Motherlode Casino, Curt's Saloon 8-Mile Run, 4-Mile Run, 4-Mile Walk, 2-Mile Walk Startof Race: Thomson Park (First Avenue North and Sixth Street) Registration: 6:00 a.m. to 6:45 a.m. (Come Early!) Race Time: 7:00 a.m. Deadline for entry: June 30, 2002 Entry Fee: $12.00- Early $15.00-Late Late entries will be allowed to enter up to the time of the race. Late entries have two choices for the t-shirt sizes only. Awards to be given out directly after the races- approximately 9:00 a.m Cut this portion off and mail it or fax it to: Laurel Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 395, Laurel, MT 59044 fax-628-2041 City: State Zip Phone Circle T-shirt size (sm, med, Ig, or x-Ig. -adult sizes) Age_ Gender: Male or Female Please circle the race entering: 8-mile run, 4-mile run, 4-mile walk, 2-mile walk,1-mi fun run Waiver. In consideration of the foregoing, I for myself my executors, administrators, and assigns, do hereby release and discharge any rights and claims for damages incurred,before, during, and after the race, against the officials and sponsors of the Laurel Chief Joseph Run: Laurel Chamber of Commerce, Yellowstone Riavmmers, City of Laurel, Montana Highway Patrol, and other sponsors, held July 4, 2002 I attest and verify that I am physically fit and have sufficiently trained for this event Signature Date Parent or guardian must sign for minors. Spotlight on Business-Hill's Screen Printing Hill's Screen Printing is located at 405 East Main and has been there for the past two years. Owner, Julie Roma Brownlee stored that the business moved here when she purchased it. Before that time, the business had been located in Billings for the past twenty-five years. Three employees now work at the business. Hills' Screen Printing specializes in all types of silk screen printing and embroidery work for shirts, jackets, etc. They also provide the creation of decals, bumper stickers, magnetic signs, and vinyl lettering for signs and banners. The business will work with businesses and organizations to create jackets and shirts with the company or organization's logo. Besides being a great Laurel business, Hill's Screen Printing is very serious about getting involved with the community. They sponsor youth and school sports teams and are a current member of the Laurel Chamber of Commerce. Julie is the daughter of Jack Roma, former Laurel Postmaster and the sister of Monte Roma, owner of Expert Lube & Wash. Both Jack and Monte have been very involved in helping the Laurel community and have, it seems, passed their community-minded traits onto Julie. For more information about the business or the products offered, contact Hill's Screen Printing, 405 East Main, 628-8511 - phone, 628-8521 - fax. LaurelAimorrDedfcadon -Saturday June8 The Laurel Airport Dedication Fly-In and Young Eagles Day is set for Saturday, June 81h at the Laurel Municipal Airport There will be free plane rides for kids - ages 8 - 17. The following is a schedule of events for the day: 7.00 a.m. - Fly-In 7:00 am. to 10:00 a.m. - pancake Breakfast 8:00 a.m. to Noon - Young Eagles Flying Program Powered Parachute Demo 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. -Skydiving & Glider Demo 1:00 pm. - Airport dedications : Introductions: R.N. Spannagel Invocation: Rev. Martin Dreyer Tribute to Judge Larry Herman Speakers. Bud Johnson, Mayor John Rabenberg, Chair MT Aeronautics Keynore Speaker: Debbie Alke, Admin. Mont. Aeronautics 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Static Displays Flour Bombing 6:00 p.m. - Steak Fry and Hangar Dance Music by Fiddlin' Ferch and Friends Lunch and Concessions All Day provided by Railside Diner. Laurel Herbstfest Is there an interest in getting the Laurel Herbstfest going again? If there is an interest, would the Herbstfest work better if it were held indoors or outdoors (under a large tent)? Would the Herbstfest work better if held the second weekend in September rather than the fourth weekend? Are there enough organizations that would be willing to work with the Chamber in order to get things going? Would the Herbstfest celebration work better if kept to a smaller scale, local polka bands, and offered lower rates for booth spots as well as lower rates for admissions? The Chamber has been kicking around the idea of getting the Herbstfest going again, but does not want to step on anyone's toes. If there were an interest to do this, the Chamber would like to use the event to raise funds as well as offer the other organizations in laurel to use this as a fundraiser also. The Herbstfest was a great way to boost the economy of Laurel in the past and would again bring dollars to the businesses of Laurel during a somewhat slower season. If you have any continents on this, please call the Chamber at 628- 8105 or write your comments to: Laurel Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 395, Laurel, MT 59044. Laurel Man/Brochure The Laurel Chamber of Commerce is again getting ready to reprint the Laurel map and brochure. Advertisement spaces are sold for $100.00 per ad spot in order to pay for the printing of the 5,000 maps. These 5,000 maps usually last for one year before having to be reprinted Maps are on hand in the Laurel Visitor Center, Laurel Airport, Billings Airport, Billings Chamber of Commerce, other Montana Chambers of Commerce and are pm into all relocation, visitor and convention packets. If you would like to reserve an advertisement spot for your business or organization, call the Chamber. Empty Printer Cartridges Needed Don't throw away those empty computer printer cartridges!!!! The Chamber is collecting all empty printer cartridges to be used for fundraising. Call either Kim at 628-8105 or Coral at Laurel Ford at 628- 5880 for pickup of these, or drop them by the othee at 108 East Main Thanks!! Market Master Needed for Farmers Markets The Laurel Revitaliztion League is looking for a market master to set up and take down the market on Saturday mornings. Set up is at 7:30 a.m. and the market lasts until noon. The successfal applicant will receive $50.00 every Saturday. This job can be shared by more than one individual. Contact Bob Wiens at First Citizens Batik - 628-1100. The Farmers Market is also looking for people interested in sitting on this committee. Laurel Chamber of Commerce 4tb of July Parade Thursday, JULY 4, 2002 - 1:00 P.M. - "Laurel: Standing Strong and True in 2002" Awards In The Follolvvint,, Categories: *Best of Parade *Best Vehicle *Best Patriotic *Best Club *Best Commercial *Best Western *Best Musical * Best Class Reunion Registration fee is $5.00. Upon payment, you will be issued a number. Line up will begin at 12:00 noon and will go according to the number you were issued. All entries will be lined up according to number and these numbers will be given out on a first-come, first-serve basis. (Horses and loud entries will he die exception.) Line-up will begin as follows: Laurel Police Department, Color Guard, Grand Marshall, Junior Marshall, Laurel Volunteer Fire Deparunent, Veterans, numbered entries to follow startingai #10. Line-up at the Caboose Saloon - Main Street and 711' Avenue. Parade route starts at the Caboose and ends at the High School. Rules are as folioNvs: • No throwing candy - candy can be handed out but not thrown from moving entries. • A safe distance between entries - stay close enough to not cause breaks, but far enough away to allow for safety. • Unruly conduct will not be allowed. If someone is driving or acting in conduct that may cause injury to another, they will be forced to exit the parade. • Horses and other animals will be lined up towards the end of the parade. Loud vehicles or noisy entries will be fined up towards the front of the parade. Horses can graze at Wood's until the parade begins. Llamas may aze at Starlite Roller Rick: t FINISH 91h Street Laurel Hiod 'C Lawel I ?d?i.,ne ?' ` LOl Cae Cemer ,;? ;;? Laurel - 71h Slreul H,un s;ccol c c ,? H:cciS ?. rl:nficar c c' a, ; i 1st Street o d a' ? + ' a r i c - r'k ELOCY,Ep O FI' o o i n /\ S I U ivwo< Main Slreel C 1 5 z (Cut this portion off and mail it with your check for $5.00 to: Laurel Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 395, Laurel, MT 59044 or stop by the office at 108 )last Main - 628-8105) Name Address City. Zip Code Phone. Contact Person: Category(s) state Description of entry. Laurel Chamber of Commerce Members: 1. AHausofRealty 2. Ace Electric 3. Ace Hardware 4. All Season's Car Wash 5. American Insulation 6. Animal Lodge Pei Reson 7. Asphalt Supply Service 8. Associated Glass of Laurel 9. Auto Connection 10. Avista Communications l1. Beariooth Veterinary Service 12. Becher Electric 13. Ben Franklin Store 14. Big Sky Economic Development Authority 15. Billings Job Service Workforce Center (Billings) 16. Bob Redding Aeroplanes 17. Bromgard, Phyllis 18. Burger King 19. Caboose Saloon 20. Cenex Convenience Store 21. Cenex Harvest Stales Cooperatives 22. Cheerio Lounge 23. Cindan Heating & Cooling 24. City of Laurel 25. Clarks Riverfrom Campground & Resort 26. Comfort Heating & Air Conditioning (Billings) 27. Concrete R Us 28. Cotter's Sewer, Drain, and Portable Toilet Service 29. Curt's Saloon 30. Donna's Massage Therapy 31. Dynamic Designs 32. Eagles Bar 33. Edward Jones Investments 34. Elite Beauty Salon & Tanning - 35. Evergreen Laured Health & Rehabilitation 36. Expert Labe & Wash, Inc. 37. Flbervision 38. First Citizen's Bank 39. First National Pawn 40. Gene's Pharmacy 41. Groshelle Construction 42. Hagefeldi/O'Neil Agency 43. Hardee's 44. Harris Agency 45. Health South 46. Helena Chemical 47. Hill's Screen Printing 48. Howard Johnson Inn 49. Integrated Security West 50. J&M Napa Auto Parts & Trailer Sales 51. Jan's IGA 52. Just Juice It 53. KC Interiors 54. Kwik Way 015 55. Laurel Agency 56. Laurel Auto Pans 57. Laurel Board of Trade 58. Laurel East Veterinary Clinic 59. Laurel Factory Outlet 60. Laurel Family YMCA 61. Laurel Federal Credit Union 62. Laurel Ford 63. Laurel Golf Club 64. Laurel Hearing Aid Service 65. Laurel Leaf Flom] & Gifts 66. Laurel Liquor Store 67. Laurel Medical Center 68. Laurel Outlook 69. Laurel Post office 70. Laurel Servicenler, Inc. 71. Laurel School District 7 & 7-70 72. LeCabinet Shoppe 73. LeDuc Jewelry & Bookstore 74. Little Big Men Pura 75. Little Tykes Academy 76. Locomotion Fitness Center 77. Locomotive Inn Bar & Casino 78. Locomotive Restaurant 79. Lucky LJ's Casino 80. Mabels Restaurant 81. Madagascar Imports Ltd. 82. Magnus Tree Removal Service 83. Main Street EFX Photography 84. Meadowlark Gallery 85. Midland Office Equipment (Billings) 86. Midwest Software 87. Miller, Senator Ken 88. Modem Auto - 89. Modem Refrigeration (Billings) 90. Montem Christmas Evergreen 91. Montana Dakota Utilities 92. Montana Fireworks 93. Montana Motherlode Casino 94. Montana Power Company 95. Montana Valley Bottled Water 96. Nardella & Sims, CPA's 98. Nine Finger's Mustard Co. 99. Northem Skies Aviation 100. Orchid Cleaners 101. Owl Junction Diner 102. Pura Hut 103. Price Pharmacy 104. Prudential Floberg Realtors _ 105. Quilter's Comer 106. Railside Diner 107. Reporter Office Products (Billings) 108. Ricci's Thri0way 109. Riverside Repair 110. Russell Motel 111. Run's Inc. 172. SEG Federal Credit Union 113. Sebessler's Ready Mix, Inc. 114. Sid's East Side Bar & Grill 115. Smith Funeral Chapels 116. Southern Montana Optometric Center 117. Stahl Cabinets, Inc. 118. Stokke, Samuel, D.D.S. 119. TacoJohns 120. The Circuit -Women In Fitness 121. Tbomae Lumber (Laurel and Billings) 122. Town and Country Supply Association (Lau, Bridget) 123. Town Pump 124. Tri County Rentals 125. U. S. Army Recruiting 126. U-Stor-It Mini Storage 127. Water Specialties 128. Welcome Travelers Motel 129. Westbrook Storage 130. Western Security Bank 131. Wheeler, Michael D.D.S. 132. Wood's Pow'r Grip 133. Yellowstone Bank X69, P 3. 'S i1'larer -t -lei A2riet..es Lifetime Members: Tom Frank, Allie Dolven, Ray Harris, Bob Singleton, Pat Mullaney, J. Mel Williams, Dr. Lee Richardson, Dave Powers, and Jim Schroeder Laurel Chamber of Commerce 108 East Main Street P.O. Box 395 Laurel, MT 59044 ^N „ JUi; F ?.^n2 CITY OF LAUREL City of Laurel Offices P.O. Box 10 Laurel, MT 59044 PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID Permit No. 8 Laurel, MT 59044 POSTAL PATRON