HomeMy WebLinkAboutChamber Newsletter 02/2004Laurel Chamber of Commerce Statistics --(2003)
Februao,, 2004 Relocation Packets: 28
Visitor Packets: 25
108 Fast Main
Business Relocation Packe~: 3
Laurel, MT 59044 School Project Packets'..10
(406) 628-8105- phone and fax Convention Packets: 115
www:laurelmnntana.org Special Requests: 220
Walk-ins: 1,046
Phone CalLs: 2,11
Executl~,e Board Roeommendation~: 509
President, ]Bob O'Den, Yellowstone Bank Information Mailed: 255
Vi~e President, Sheryl 8re~ter, CHS Inc. Faxes Stat: 191
Vice President, Linda Wedel, Prudential Faxes Received: 143
Floberg Realtor~ E.Mail Messages Sent: 22
Past President, R~,an Burrows, Edvrard Jones E.Mail Messages Roceived: 130
Investments gpecial Requests: 220
Execmive Secretary, liim~ Wombolt Ribbon Cartings: 12
New businesses andfer o,~aers: 9
Directors Speakers Hosted At Meetings: 11
Coral Harvey - Laurel Ford Business After Hours: 2
Jan Ruth Water Specialties Ne~' Chamber Memberships: 13
Stephanie Potter, North~n Skies Aviation Lost Chamber Memberships: 11
Lisa Cook, First Citizen's Bank - Jan's IGA Lifetime Chamber Memberships: 10
Branch P, egular Clmmber Membesahips: 131
Traey l)ul~resne-Laurel Federal Credit Union
Ray Cotter - ColZer's Sewer, Drain & Portable
Toilets Calendar of Events
l~a~a Podolak, Donna's Massage Tbempy
C.J. Dahle - Evergreen Health & Rehabilitation Febrnar~
Sm - Clmmber Board Meeting - noon
11 a - 15~ - 5-C Boys and Girls Basketball
The Laurel Chamber of Commerce would like to Toumamont- Laurel High School - l p.m. - 9 p.m
thank Gary Franklin of We]come Tmvelar$ 19t~- Ch~mbar Board Meeting-noon
Motel, Don Meyers of Montana Dakota Utilities, March
Rhenda Diefenderfer of Laurel Federal Credit 11 ~- Chamber Board Meeting- noon
Union and Tri County Rentals, and Bob Wiena 2~ -- ~hambgr Ploard Meet/re- noon
of First Cifizen~ Bank for serv~g on the Board
of Directors of the Laurel Chamber of'
Conllllerce. 8~ - Chamb~ Board Meeting - noon
22=~- Chamber Board Meeting - noon
The Chamber office will be closed on the
al%moons of February 11~ through Fabnmry
13t~ since the Chambar will be working at the
Laurel High School 5-C Girls and Boys
Basketball Tournament_
The aurel Cham er wn . I usiness With
invite all Chamber ~aembers to Board me~ags
.eld en the and o enchChamber embers
month during the noon hour. The meetings are
!'_:
re~aurauts. For information about the location,
call 628-8105. If you would lik~ an agenda
msiled or faxed to you, contract Klm at the office.
Distinguished Service A wards went to the Laurel Hometown Troops.
The Laurel Jaycee's hosted this year's Accepting tiffs award was Cindy Burns and Susy
Distinguished Service Awards Banquet on Ghee. Stephanie Giesiek presented this award to
Monday, January 19t~ at D.J.'s Steak Palace. the sisters. John Rosenberg Memorial Award
The Laurel Chamber of Commerce presented for Outstanding Young Person went to Candi
awards to the following: Employee of the Year Cerovski for her service to Laurel as the
-Vera Ulschalc Vera has been a special chairperson of West School's box top program,
education paraprofessional for the past 22 years substitute teacher, Chamber of Commerce ,.
and works at West Elemenlary School. Vera was Director, volunteer for the Yellowstone Valley
nominated by the stsffat West Elementary YMCA. and President of the Laurel Jayceas.
School. Boss of the Year-Jay Harris of the Jeaunie Rickard presented this award to Candi. '
Yellowstone Bank: .lay was nominated and Don Lenhardt Memorial Award for
presented with the award by Lea Thompson. Distinguished Service was given to Maybr Ken
Lea's husband, Brian Thompson is currently Olson and presented by Howard Rickard. Ken
serving ia Baghdad, Iraq with the 143Ta Military was given this award for his 22 years of servic6
Police. Brian works at the Yellowstone Bank as a volunteer fireman, City Council member,
wlfile not overseas. Jay has been 100% and Mayor of Laurel.
supportive of Brian's role ia the National Guard.
Business Person of the Year - Steve Selborg of The Chamber's FFebsite
Laurel Ford: Steve was nominated by Jay The Chamber now has a brand new web page
Hutton, School Resource Officer ia the Laurel listed under it's old name:
Schools and Laurel Police Deparmaeut. Police www.laurelmontana.ore
Chief Musson presented Steve with this award. Rock2? Smith of CYNROC - City of Laurel
Steve presented a new car for use by the School Economic Devalopnmnt Director designed this
Resource Officer for the past two year~. Public site for the Chamber. The site includes:
Ofticial of the Year - Steve Klo~: of the City Calendar of Events, links to Chamber members,
of Laurel- Steve was nominated by staffat the membership iaformation~ tourist information,
City of Laurel for his work as Public Works. historical information, and.demographics about
Director. Special Service Award - Jay Hutton the area.
ortho Laurel Police Department: Jay was
nominated by the Laurel Police Department for Billboard for Laurel Veterans
this award for the work he has done as Laurel The Laurel Hometown Troops Organivation
High School's first School Resource Officer. He would like to inv'ke all Laurel veterans to stop by
was presented with this award bi' Police Chief the Chamber office to put thah' signature on a
Rick Musson. Lifetime Achievement Award billboard. Relatives are encouraged to sign for
and Lifetime Membership in the Laurel those who cannot sign for themselves. The
Chamber of Commerce-Jeanne Stabelfaldt: billboard honors all Laurel military from the past
Jean was nominated for this award by th~ to the present. This billboard will be at the
Yellowstone Valley YMCA as well as by the Chamber until it is warm enough to have it put
Laurel Chamber of Commerce Distinguished on display in Fireman's park-
Service Awards Committee. Jean was presented
with this award by Chamber President Bob Lewis arid Clark Bicentennial
O'Dea for her role as a volunteer with the The Laurel Chamber of Commerce Lewis and
YMCA, Republican Club, Laurel Garden Club, Clark Bicentennial Committee recently applied
Laurel Women In Business and former Laurel for a grant fi.om the Montana Lewis and Clark
Herbstfest Committee. Jeanne has spent a Bicentennial Grants Program. Jif successful, the
lifetime working behind the scenes to make grant would carry with it $25,000.00 in grant
Laurel a much nicer place to live. funding in order to construct three Lewis and
After the Chamber's awards were presented, the Clark interpretive panels and directional signs
Laurel Jaycees presented their awards to these for the Canyon Creek Baffle site. The three
people: Outstanding Educator - Mike panels would tell the Lewis and Clark story of
O'Malley oftha Laurel School District. M~e this area, tell the story of the Canyon Creek
was nominated by his students anal presented Baffle, and eousist ora map showing how to get
with this award by Candi Cerovsk[, President of these historical sites. Directional signs would
the LanreI Jaycees. Eddie Leuthold Memorial guide visitors to the Canyon Creek Baffle site.
Award for Outztanding Service by a Group
Thant: you to... C]ond of NorthWesrerh Energy, and
* These Chamber members for the Bob and Rob Schessler and Scott
generosity of sending money for a one- Mills of Schessler's Ready Mix, inc.
time assessment. Water Specialties, * Rocky Smith of CYNROC for
Northern Skies Aviation, Edward building the Chamber's Website.
Jones Investments, Laurel Federal - Mill Wester of Friends of Canyon
Credit Union, Cheerio Lounge, Creek for the help with the grant
Westbrook Storage, Price Pharmacy, application for the Lewis and Clark
Wood's Pow'r Grip, Kwik Way, Bicentennial.
Laurel Golf Club, Laurel Servicenter, o The following people and businesses for
Beartooth Veterinary Service, donations towards new Christmas
Nardella & Siems, CPA's, Montana deooragous and banners: Montana
Dakota Utilities, A Haus of Realty, Dakota Utilities, Ace Electric,
Laurel Hearing Aid Service, Ace Yellowstone Bank, Welcome
Electric, KC Interiors, SEG Federal Travelers Motel, Tim and Vicky
Credit Union, Welcome Travelers Seedhouse, Laurel Federal Credit
Motel, Yellowstone County Union, McFates Montana Christmas
Commissioners, l-Larris Agency, Evergreen, Donald and Tammy-.leaa
Thomas Lumber, Russell Motel, Jnsti, A~ Hardware, Dr. Brian and
Orchid Cleaners, Caboose Saloon, Alisba Starr, Water Specialties,
Riverside Repair, Lttlle Big Men Dorothy and Whitey Guinn, The
Pizza, Laurel Medical Center, Cone's Dasign Hair & Tanning Salon, A
Pharmacy, Michael P. Wheeler, Hans of Realty, Gordon and Mariene
Dynamic Designs, Cutter's Sewer, Forster, June Thompson, Dong and
Drain & Portable Toilets, Applied Wendy Strauch, Ed Steffans,
Business Systems, Countryside Leonard and 1Gm Wombolt, Robert.
Photography, Coveant Cleaning, Jan's and Rita Ryder, Bonnie Preiks~as, .
IGA, Tri County Rentals, Expert Robert and Kayrene Kraft, Anne
Lube & Wash, Ben Feanldin Store, Kcro, Costco Wholesale, Mob,ia and
and Yellowstone Bank. Ruth Baker, and Jim and Cynthia
· Laurel High School Band and Laurel Simons. This is an on-going
High School Choir for the music at the tundraising event since the Chamber
log cabin during the Chrimtmas To would like to refurbish and/or replace
Remember Celabra~on. all of the decorations put up in the
· CHS lnc, for sponsoring the printing business district of Laurel.
o£the Christmas map. · Laurel Federal Credit Union -
· All of the h~lp with r~p 'aw~g, put~ing Rhonda Diefenderfer and Tracy
up and talc~g down of the Christmas DuFresne far all of the work on the
decoralJon~ by these people: Sterne fundraiser held for the Ghristma~
Diefenderfer ofTri Cotmty Rentals, decorations as well as the mailer paid
R.honda Diefanderfer of Laurel for by the Credit Union.
Fedarul Credit Union, Phyllis and · Laurel Outlook for all of the press
Roger Bromgard,;Sheryl Brester of releases and ribbon cutting photos for
CHS Inc., Kelly Brester, Bob O'Dea the Chamber.
and Jim Taylor of Yellowstone Bank, * The membership of the Laurel
C.J. Dahle of Ewrgre~n Health, Donna Chamber of Commerce for the
Podolak of Donna's Massage Therapy, continued support.
Bob Rider, Ryan Burrows of Edward o Rudy and Monta Grnshelle of
Jones Investments, Leonard Wombolt, Westbrook Storage for still allowing
Don Meyers of Moutana Dakota the Chamber to use storage space for
Utilities, Dean Rankin and Reese the Christmas decorations.
Gairett of Aec Hardware, Corey and · Roy and Jean Williams of Rnssell
Casey Brester, Don Smarsh of Motel for the donation of the Gea-mans
Dynamic Designs, Glenda Seabrook of from Russia interpretive display outside
Applied Business System% Mark the log cabin.
Spotlight on Business - Donna's Spotlight on Business -Laurel School
Massage Therapy District 7-70
Donna's Massage Therapy is owned a~d mn by School districts in Yellowstone County were
Donna Podoisk, C.M.P. at the Elite Styling created by action of the county commissions in
Salon - 105 East Main, Laurel, 628-4719. 1883, shortly after the creation of the count5,.
Massages are scheduled by appointment only: Originally, the county was divided into six
Tuesday through Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. school disiricts. As more people moved into the
Donna's Massage Therapy has been a member of count),, new districts were created by dividing ,
the Laurel Chamber of Commerce since she those originally designated. By the time the
opened her business a few years ago. Donna is county was well~settled, 57 distticts had been
very committed to the community of Laurel by established. School district No. 7, Laurel, was -..
helping out wherever she is needed. She has the first to be created after the original 6 and was
helped with work done by the Laurel larger 1hun it now is. The district decrease# in
Revitalization League and has recently taken on size as additional dislricts were cranted. The
another role as Director of the Laurel Chamber disuSct now comprises about I46 square miles in
of Commerce. She also plans to get involved Yellowstone County with an additional 12
with the Laurel Museum, Inc. this year. sections in Carbon County anuexed to the
Massages were once considered to be jnst Elementary dis/rict in 1960.
pampering for the rich and famous. Massage The first school opened in Laurel on May 2,
therapy is now finding enormous popularity 1887. Who directed the school during these first
among millions of Amuricans. Massage therapy years is uncertain because the first official school
provides relief to people from all occupations - board was not elected until 1890. Many ttdngs
the weekend athlete, the home gardener, the indicate the progress ora community and one of
over-slressed executive, secretaries, wallrusses, the bast of these is the cond/tion of its schools.
and laborers. Anyone can feel a need for In 1907, there were 2 teachers with their pupils,
massage therapy eventually. Numerous research about 94, in an old school building near the
studies conducted have documented that far railroad tracks. At that time there were only 8
beyond simply feeling good, massage therapy grades.
has an hnpressive range of physical, mant/d and Allendale School District #22 was organized in
emotional benefits: 1894 and was located east of Laurel. It was the
Physical benefits: relaxes the body, calms the oldest district in Laurel. The school was
nervous system, lowcr~ blood pressure, reduces abandoned in 1972 and was annexed to District
heart rate, slows respiration, loosens tight #7.
muscles, stretches connective t/s~ues, reduces The Byam Schoolhouse was built in 1901, und
chronic pain, improves skin tone, increases blood was situated at the corner of Highway 212.
and lymph circulation, speeds the removal of Board miau~as show the dislrict was first named
metabolic waste, increases red blood cell counts, "Oklahoma." In 1915, district g44 was divided,
relives tired and aching muscles, stimulates the and the Byam area was numbered #27. By
release of endorphins, improves muscle t6ne, 1919, the property became part of yetlowstune
relieves cramps and muscle spasms, increases County and was annexed to the Laurel School
flaxibility and range of motion, promotes deeper DisU'ict in the early 1940's. The school
more effective breathing, speeds recovery from remained in use until 1950.
injuries und illness, strengthens the immune The Hawthorne District was established in 1907.
system, reduces swelling, reduces scarring, In 1908 school began in June with five pupils.
improves posture, reduces tension headachas, By 1909, the school had an enrollment of 26
increases tissue metabolism, and decreases pupils. The Hawthorne District was about 2 ~
muscular deterioration, railes w/de and 40 miles long taking in
Mental Benefits: reduces mental sU'ess, Commanche, where the Hawthorne and the
promotes better sleep, calms a bad temper, Laurel Distrietsmaintainedschooljointly.
induces mental relaxation, and improves Sprin~ Creek District g40 was situated ~outh of
concentration. Laurel. The last year of the school's operation
Emotional Benefits: reduces anxiety, enhances was 1935-36. This district was abandoned by
self-image, provides a feeling of well-being, and School Law #1034 in 1949, and annexed to
promotes greater creative expression. School District #7.
Surrey Valle,/School Dis~ict #39 was New Christmas Decorations
abandoned in I949. It was near the Canyon With the help of Laurel Federal Credit Union
Creak urea north of the railroad yards, and the businesses and residents who donated
Trewin School Dislrict #] 1 was located west of money, the Chamber was able to raise enough
Laurel and was armexed to District g7 in 1949. money m purchase 14 Christmas wreatl~ and 6 /
Webster School District #57 was located al the banners. These wreath~ and banners were hang
head of Davis Creak on the Webster Farm. The on the electric poles on the first block of East
easlie~t renord of any of the districts to be found Main Street and the f'ust block of First Avenue
in the Office of the Yellowstone Coumy began in by the Yellowstone Bank. Ken and Randy
1914. However, some of the distr/cts were in Miller, owners of Miller's Ornamental Designs
process prior to that dale. This sabool disttict is made the wreaths. Mo~ banners for the next
one of tho,se. Webster School's last year in year have been ordered from Dynamic Designs.
operation was 1944-45. Aftur three yours of no The Chamber would like to purchase more
school there, the district was termed abandoned decorations in the furore with the "Old World
in 1949 and then was a~nexed to School Dislrict Theme,~ as well as purchase banners that ~ould
#7. be used during the r0St of the year in order to
White Horse School District was created in 19t4 welcome people to Laurel. The Laurel Federal
when Curbon County divided the Byam School Credit Union composed and marled out a letter
District. White Horse then operatexl until 1966, asking the residents of Laurel to contribute to
when it was annexed to Laurel District #7. This ~ cause. The busi~asaes were asked as well
district was situated southwest of Byam. through the Chamber newsletmr. ?lam for the
First knowledge of the Laurel High School Ls in furore also include having the old decorations
1908. In 1910-1911, the senior class consisted rewired with new lights and rofurbishad. These
of cae girl, Jeanette McLangh!.in and she was the old decorations were purcha.sod over 25 yearn
first sXadeat to gradunte from Laurel High ago. Most decorations have a life ofoniy uroand
School. 5 to 10 years. The City of Laurel plan to change
Today, there are three elementary school~ (South the streettights in the future and these new lights
School is used mainly for kindergarten), uno will be equipped with outlets for the decorations.
middle school, and one h/gh school. The total: Plum also include extending the denorafiens
amber of student~ in elementary numbe~ over west to the urea of the Caboose Saloon, east to
1,100, middle school - about 400 students, and th, area of Kwik Way, north to the area of the
high school - around 600 stod~. Laurel Post Office, mad south to the area of CHS
0xfformation about Laurel School Dis~ict 7-70 Inc. Donations are greatly appreciated. The
was obtained fi.om Elsie ~otmston's book, Laurel Chamber of Commerce Chrisma~
Laurel's Story. a Momaen Hurita~e'~. Decorations Commi~ee will hold thndrais~rs for
this cause.
Con~ratulations!~' Chamber Business After Hours
The Laurel Chamber of Corrrmeree would l~e to Now is the time to make reservations to host
congramlale these Laurel hasine~ people for Chamber sponsored, "Business At, er Hours"
bein~ chosen as Western Business News' "40 events. Chamber member business can sponsor "
Under 40 - 2004." Congratulations to: Don these events by cootac~g the Chamber office at
Smarsh -Dynamic Designs, Mike Nardella - 628-8105. The Chamber will work with the :
Nardolla &Siems, CPA's/and Lori Puckett - businesses by gatlSng the word out through the
Northern Skies Avintioa. The award honors 40 newsletters, press releases through the Laurel
successful people under the age of 40 in order to Outlook, and will provide mailing labels for
recognize young people in the Billings/Laurel these evenm. The business sponsoring a
urea who are making notable strides in building a "Business After Hours" event sets the date, lime
future for themselves and others. They ar* and location and provides refi.ashments. A
Montanan~ i~ rnspoa~ible poaitiom who are Business After Hours is a way to invite other
making a positive difference wi~ their anargy, business executives to see how your bminass
talen~ and commilment, operates. It also offers another way of
networking with. other business executives. For
more information about this, contact the
Chamber office.
Being a member of the Chamber can be one of your best and most valuable business opportunities.
Memberships are tax deductible through the IRS, not as a donation, but aa a regular business expense.
Your investment in Laurel is important.
Laurel Chamber of Commerce Membershiv Investment Plan
Membership dues nm from the time &joining and are usually paid annually. Dues can be paid either
annually, quarterly, or monthly.
1. Friend of the Chamber: $66.00 per year $17.0{I per quarter $6.00 per month
0qon-profil organizations, retired persons, churches, schools, clubs, etc.)
2. Home-Based Businesses: $88.00 per year $22.00 per quarter $7.50 per month
(Individanls running a business out of their home, farmers, ranchers, etc.)
3. Veodor/Assoeiate: $125.00 per year $32.00 per quarter $I 1.00 per mouth
(Dis~'ibutors not fi~om the Laurel area who do business in Laurel. These members do not get a voting status
in the Chamber bat are a big part &the economy of Laurel. Example: food distributors, bottling
companies, conu'actors, etc.)
4. Government Business: $121.00 per year $31.00 per quarter $11.00 per month
(City ofLanrel, YeHowstone County, Laurel Post Office, etc.)
5. MotelsfCamogrnunds: SI 10.00 per year plus $2.00 per room or site
6. Banks/Credit Unions: $11.00 per million dollars assets
7. Reta~Commer¢ial/Profussiona! Business:. (Two part-time employees count as one employee)
0-5 employees $121.00 per year $31.00 per qtr. $11.00 per month
6-10 employees $176.00 per year $44.00 pea' q~'. $15.00 per mouth
! 1-20 employees $247.00 per year $62.00 per q~r. $21.00 per month
21-40 empioyc~s $467.00 per year $117.00 per qtr. $39.00 per month
40+ employees $742.00 per year $186.00 per qtr. $I 6.00 per month
Business owners who have more than one business receive the additional memberships for fi-ee. The total
number of employees is added to one base price. Example: If one person owns a eaxi~o and a resmuranl,
the rate would be for the total n,amber of employees working in both the cesino and restanrant. This rate
cannot be given to the owners of different categories, however. Example: If the same person owus a motel
and a restaurant, they would have to purchase two memberships.
(Cut offthis portion and mail it to Laurel Chamber of Conamerce, 108 E. Mair~ Laurel, MT 59044)
Membershio Aovlic~tion
Name of Business
Name of Owner(s)
Address
Email Address
Phone Number Fax Number
Number of Employees (full-time)i Date of Appliuation
Membership Category Amount Paid
LaurelCharaberofCornmerceMertrbers: 09. LaurelServic~,k,~.
70. Laare] Salaoal Di*triet 7 & %70
I. A Haas of Really 71. Laurel Super 8 Motal
2. Ace Electric 72. Li~e Big Men Pizza
3. Ace Hardware 73. Loconmtion F~toers Center
4. All Season's Car Wash 74. Locon~ofive inn Bar & Casino
5. Animal Lodge Pal Resor~ 75. Locomotive Restaurant - The Dapot
6. Applied Business Systenm 76. Lucky Lil's Casino
7. Auto Conneetion 77. Madagas*ar Impm~ Ltci.
8. BFI Wasg Systems 78. Magnus Tree Removal Servi~e
9. Beartooth Vet~rlna~ $~rvioe 79. Main Street EFX Phmography
10. Ben Franldin Store 80. MeedowlarkGall*ry
I1. BigSk'yEconomicDovelopm~mlAulhorily 81. Mifllonfl~E~lnipmenl
12. Billings Gazet~ 82. Midwesl Software
]3. BobReddingAeroplanm 83. Modern Refrigeration
1~1. Bray's Shtapening S~,ice 84. Montana Chrismuts Evergreen
15. Bromgard, Phyllis 85. MoatanaDakalaUtilitles
16. BurgerlGng 86. Montana Fireworks
17. CHS Ina. 87. Montana Molhnrl.ode Casino
18. CYNROC $8. MontanaValloyBottledWalm'
19. Cable MarOons, LLC $9. Iqar6alla & Sierna, CPA's
20. Caboose Saloon 91). Nine Finger's Muslard Co.
21. Gem Coavenlence Store 91. North~a-n Rockies Glass & Datailifig
22. Cheerio Lounge 92-. Northern Skies Aviation
23. Cindan Healing & Co,ling 93. NorthWestern Enemy
24. City of La,roi 94. Orchid Cleaners
25. Concte~ R Us 95. Owl Jtmedon Diner 1
26. ConoMm Super Store* 96. Pelican Track Plaza
27. Gostco Whole~ale 97. Pizza ltm
28. Coll.~s Sewer, Drain, and Portable Toilet Sarvi~e 98. Pri~ Pharmacy
29. Countryside Photography & Gallery 99. Prudential Floberg Realtors
30. Coven Cleaning 10O. RnilsideDiner
31. Cur~'sSaloon 101. RepozterOffieePtoduel~
32. Donna's Massage Therapy 102. RJeci's Thriftway
33. D~ageApia~y ' ) 103. Rive~ideRepair
34. Dynamin [k~igns !~ 1(14. Rock Creek Bon-I~
35. FaaglesBar 105. Kmrk~lvtotmlainLea~t3~r, ln~.
36. Edward Jones lnveanments 106. RussallMo~l
37. Eli~eBeaetySalon&Taaning 107. Retl'sinc.
38. Evergrem Laurel Heallh & Rehabilimtina 108. SEG Federal Gn~dfl Union
39. Expe~Lube&Wash, lne. 109. Salxessler'aReadyMi~Inc~
40. Facial Expr~alons 1 I0. Sid's Ea~ Sido Bar & Grill
41. FirslC~d,~m'sBank 111. SmilhFunm'alChapals
42. First National Pawn 1 I2. Southern Martians Optometrin Cantor
43. Geae'sPhnrmacy 113. $tatdGabineta, tac.
44. Groshallc Construe'don -'~ 114. Stokke, Samuel, D.D.S.
45. Hagefeldt. tO'N~l Agea~- 115. Taco Johns
46. Harris Agone3, ~ 116. Te~demest (Assi~ed living)
47. HalanaCh~ninal 117. ThomaeDumber
48. Hill's Saran Printing 118. Town and Count- Supply Aeroniation
49. Howard Johnson Ism 119. Town Pomp
50. lntagraled Security West 120. Th Coumy Rentals
51..~&M Napa Auto Paris & Tmil~ Saler 121. U. S. Army R¢¢mlting
52. Jan's IGA I22. U-Stor-It Mini Storage
53, Just Juice It 123. Water Spealaltles
54. KC interkffs 124. Welcome Travalets Motol
55. Kv, SkWay#15 125. Wealbrook Storage
56. Laurel Auto ParLs 12~. Wmaern Security Bank
57. Laurel Board of Tr~le 127. Wheeler, Minhael D.D.S.
58. Lamel East Veterinary Clinic 128. Wood's Pow'r Orip
59. Lam~l Faet~ry Oatl~t 129. Yellowstone Bank
60. Laurol Federal Credit Union 130. Yellowetone CounB, Commissioners
61. Laurel Ford 131. Yellowstone Yaliny YMCA
62. Laurel Golf Club
63. Lam~l H~'ing Aid 8~'6ae Life,me Me.,nbe.,x: Tom Frank, Alli, Dolven~ Ray Harris,
64. Laurel Leaf Floral & Crit~s Bob Singletoa, Pal Mulloney, J. M~I Williams, Dr. Lee
65. laurel Liquor Sto~e Richardson, Dave pewem, Jim Sc, broader, sad Dr. John H.
66. Laurel Medical Center Simth, Jeanne Stablefaldt
6'/. Lav.~l Outlook
68. Laurel Post Office
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U.S. POSTAGE
LAUREL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PAID
108 EAST MAIN STREET Permil No. 8
LAURFI, M'T 59044 Laurel, MT 59044
POSTAL PATROI~I
', ,. FEB 3 2004. Laurel, MT59044
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CITY OF LAUREL