Weekly Classifieds

TO SUBMIT FREE 25-WORD ADS: email classifieds@livingstonweekly.com. FREE ADS are available to individuals and not-for-profit enterprises ONLY. Business classifications are $5 per 25 words. Call (406) 222-3633 for more information.

GOODS FOR SALE

Trophy class 6x6 elk shoulder mount. Great for rustic home or lodge. $500 Call 223-0350

Whirlpool Stove, self-cleaning, cast iron burners, almond color, excellant condition $ 90.00 Call 222-2891

amd sempron 3000+, 2.7/2.8 ghz, 512 mb ram, 115 gb sata, dvd rom, cdrw, comes with software. nice and fast. Call 222-0741.

1990 Honda Accord , 4 doors, auto, cruise, runs well, air conditioning, electric windows, $1,100. Call 224-0469 after 4 p.m.

It’s Gopher Time! Ruger 77, 22mag rifle with 4x scope AND Ruger single-six pistol with 22mag/22LR cylinders and holster. Also, Aquaterra 14’ touring kayak with skirt and paddle and men’s large shorty wetshirt. Call 223-8939.

TV Emerson 34” x 16” works good, no remote. More info call: 930-2031.

Zenith Color TV $75, Oak Entertainment Center w/glass doors $50, water bed frame w/headboard & 12 drawers $75, also oak bath vanities. Call 222-9454.

Flatbed for Dodge Dually. Asking $800. Call 223-0928.

HP 750 Printer/scanner/copier $50, Orvis chest waders $50, Krupps espresso maker $20, Gevalia coffee maker $10, Bissell Butler vacuum $15. Call Craig @ 220-0222.

Memorex scanner new $65, printer/used little $30. $80 both/OBO. Call 595-1835.

POMERANIAN PUPPIES FOR SALE, WWKC registered, 1 male-1 female, ADORABLE! $500 848-7482

New Massage Table - Oval BodyChoice with head/arm rests & bag. Birch legs/frame. Burgundy. Never used. $135.00 209-2965 & leave message.

1975 Mitchell Truck Camper.  Strong, stocky and clean w/ new upholstery. Gas stove, furnace and water tank. Clear pine table. Includes jacks and stakes.  Must see.  $800.00. Call 222-8235 ask for David

1986 POP-UP TENT CAMPER (Palomino). New tires, new battery, lots of cabinet space, sleeps 5, lightweight/easy to pull. $1500. Call 222.1942.

Pure bred Pomeranian Puppy, 8 weeks old, small 1 1/2, wormed, first shots, cream and apricot color $400. Call 223-6188.
1999 Ford Escort LX, 4-door, 4-clyndr, 5-spd, A/C, AM/FM cassette, 39.4 miles per galln, 119K miles, runs and drives great, maroon with red metallic-grey interior. $3,000. Call 600-4018.

Maytag washer and dryer for sale, $200 for the pair OBO. Call Jenny Jo 223-6186.

Fifth wheel with generator, like new, many extras, $31,995 OBO. Call 222-7896.

Drum set Yamaha 5-piece Zildjian cybals 20” 18” 13” hi-hat is with case. Full set $650. Call 222-9667.

HP750 Printer/Scanner/copier 450. Orvis chest waders $50. Krupps espresso maker $20. Bissell Butler vacuum $15. Sharp UX300 fax machine $15. Call Craig @ 220-0222.

Instep double jogging stroller w/ many extras $150, Weider 155 weight bench w/ weights $50.00, Gazelle Freestyle crosstrainer $10.  Call 222-4449.

Massage Table and Needak Rebounder - Both brand new. Table with arm/head rest, case, $135.00. Rebounder with stabilizer bar $150.00. Leave message at 209-2965.

1962 Chevy Stepside. Frame off restoration. Original everything. Garaged. Less than 1,000 miles on rebuilt 235.  Glenwood green. All receipts available.  $7,500,  222-8235.
Interior Fir Door. Six Panel. Includes jam, has hole for handle/knob, right hinge.Door measures 31.5 x 80 inches, sanded and stained. Call 222-5990.

1979 VW Bus Seat and spare tire cover, $75.  Call 223-0235.

White used gas dryer for $99.00. Electric stove for $129.00. All work well. Adorable small oak computer functional desk w/ drawers and electric plugs $125.00. 222-1508.
Assortment of old radio tubes. Please call 222-7950.

Two VW Rabbit diesels. 1980 Models. One runs $800. 333-4672.

1987 Subaru GL. Needs work. 1988 Dodge RAM 50 4x4. Selling cheap- MUST SELL. Call 220-2147- leave message.

99 Chrysler LHS, leather buckets w/console, high output V6, 27mpg, garaged and well-maintained, 127K, $3,800.

2005 Toyota Prius, excellent condition, 45K. Call 222-5752 for details.

Cute and functional self contained small travel trailer. Everything works. $3,999.00. Call 222-1508

6-light tin chandelier $50, stainless steel double bowl sink with Moen single lever faucet, $75. octagon stained glass window—gold w/some green, framed $100. Call 222-1725.

1994 Skidoo 600-2” paddles & extended track, new skis, 3,800 miles, runs great. $1,200 Call 388-7886
Three year-old red roan overo gelding and four year-old sorrel gelding, gentle, $400 each, 14-year-old high school or junior rodeo mare can do it all $8,000. Call 223-7298.

3 Speed Bicycle. Girl’s Rallye. It’s a classic! Turquoise, white trim, ww tires, double baskets. $75.00. Call 540-244-8251 after 7 p.m.

1991 Subaru Loyale 4WD.  White.  New alternator, timing belts, brakes, water pump, radiator, tires.  Recent transmission work.  Runs great.  $2,000 obo.  Call Eric at 599-7394

Tires: Four Winterforce 215/65R16 98S M-PS $100.00 for all. Tires: Two studded tires Glacier - Grip 95S P205/70R15 M/S $50.00 for both. Call 540-244-8251 after 7pm evenings.

Honey Pine twin captain’s bed w/mattress $150 or best offer. Antique Cast Iron stove 4’ x 1’ $600 or best offer. Call 916-300-2975 Gale, in Paradise Valley.

1990 Red Dodge Spirit. Needs Engine $395 OBO. Call 222-5640 any time.

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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED! YELLOWSTONE PIZZA COMPANY: Hiring for all positions. Laid
back atmosphere. Stop in between 2-5pm M-F to apply. 1106 West Park
Street #21, Yellowstone Gateway Mall.

Second Street Bistro is now accepting applications for all positions in the front and back of the house. Come by and pick up an application at the corner of Park and Second Streets.

Part-time Administrative Clerk: The Yellowstone Association is recruiting a year-round part-time administrative clerk. Position duties include accurate and speedy data-entry; answering incoming telephone calls; greet and direct visitors; and performing other duties as assigned by the Development Associate. Hourly wage is $8.50/hour. For full position description and application details, see www.YellowstoneAssociation.org/about/jobs/aspx or call 307-344-2289.

Big Sky Nanny Network: Summertime Nannies Needed in Livingston and Jackson Hole. Full time, great summer work. Call for more information 406-677-2766.

Livingston Job Service-Currently, we have 24 local positions available. For more information about these and other jobs across the state, visit: www.montanajobs.us/livingston, email: livingstonjsc@mt.gov, stop by: 220 East Park Street or call Job Service at: 222-0520.

The Gardiner Ranger District is Looking for Volunteers for the summer season for campground maintenance and front desk recreation information/clerical work. If you are interested or would like to find out more, please contact Dessa Dale at 848-7375 ext 24, dessadale@fs.fed.us or http://www.volunteer.gov/gov/

ANNOUNCEMENTS

FREE Pergo flooring, roughly 250 square feet, dark cherry color, pad included. Please call 223-6415.

LOST: 9’ Wood Mountain Driftboat Oar on Yellowstone River - 3 miles above Carter’s Bridge 4/18/08. REWARD! Call Jason at 307-690-1139

On May 7th at the Bozeman Library, Prospera Business Network will hold a Women's Network for Entrepreneurial Training (WNET) seminar titled Scaling the Wall of Business Marketing: Your Competitive Edge featuring Kara Stermitz of the Small Business Development Center. The topic will cover strategic positioning of a business, competitive profiling, niche markets, and marketing strategies. This event will be held on Wednesday, May 7, from 12:00 to 1:00pm at The Bozeman Public Library in the large community room across from Wild Joe's. There is no charge for this brown-bag seminar. Pre-registration is encouraged by Tuesday, May 6. To register call (406) 587-3113.

“Mother of All Garage Sales” Sister City exchange program fundraiser May 3 (8:00 AM - 2:00 PM) Fairgrounds. For pick up of donations - call Sandy 578-2079 or Gabriella 581-0694.

Livingston Golf & Country Club Invites Members & their guests to a
Complimentary Mother's Day Champagne Breakfast, Sunday May 11th 8:00 a.m.
to 11 a.m.

Local Band with regular gigs looking for solid drummer. Must be willing to practice and have most weekends open. Call 222-7427.

Summer Activities Meeting/LINKS With funding from the Park County Community Foundation, LINKS For Learning will be publishing a catalog of summer activities and opportunities for Park County children and youth. In order to create an accurate and useful publication we would like to get together all of the Park County organizations that offer summer programming. LINKS will hold a series of three gatherings to try to learn as much as possible about summer programming in Park County. Attend one, two or all three meetings. Bring your lunch with information on your program. We will provide drinks and cookies!! Monday, May 14, Noon – 1:00 p.m., Washington School. RSVP’s are appreciated! For more information contact Julie Hancock at the LINKS office 222-1231 or 223-2166.

WANTED: Board games for kids.  Big Brothers Big Sisters is looking for gently used or unwanted games to use in our In-School and America Reads programs.  Please call 222-1930 or drop off donations at our office at 120 E. Park St.  Please only bring items that are in good condition and have all the pieces.

TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) is having a special meeting on Tuesday, May 6, at 2:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church, Corner of B & Lewis.  Our special speaker will be Patty Schneider, our hospital dietician.  Everyone is invited.

“Godspell” at the Firehouse Five. Drawing from various theatrical traditions, such as clowning, pantomime, acrobatics, and vaudeville, and featuring a Tony award winning score by Stephen Schwartz, Godspell is a groundbreaking and unique reflection on the life of Jesus of Nazareth, with a message of kindness, tolerance, and love. Runs May 9 through June 1 at the Firehouse Five Playhouse. Visit www.firehouse5.org.

Come join the fun with the Livingston Ranger District and the Livingston Adult Community Education program! Learn more about our fine-feathered friends through free lectures and four field trips presented by experts in avian resources. This year's theme focuses on six major habitats: grasslands, riparian,boreal forest, tundra, tropical forest, and coastal. All IMBD offerings are open to community members of all ages. Free lecture series to be held at Washington School, 315 N. 8th Street, Thursday, May 8 - 7:00-8:00 p.m.: UNDERSTANDING THE TRIGGERS AND TIMING OF BIRD MIGRATION. For more information, call Rachel Feigley, Livingston District Wildlife Biologist at 222-1892 or 823-6064.

The Forest Service has closed Little Trail Creek Road to motorized travel at this time due to wet and muddy conditions in order to protect resources. The road will reopen after it has dried out. If you have any questions, please contact the Gardiner Ranger District at 406.848.7375.

Stafford Animal Shelter is working in conjunction with the Park County Spay/Neuter Task Force and local veterinarians at Livingston Veterinary Hospital and Colmey Veterinary Hospital to provide low cost vouchers to those Park County residents who cannot afford to have their pets spayed or neutered. There are a limited number of vouchers available and they can be used between April 21st and May 30th. The cost will be $30 for cats and $45 for dogs, which can be as much as an 80% discount, depending on the circumstances of the surgery. If you’re a Park County resident and need one of these vouchers, please visit the Stafford Animal Shelter at 3 Business Park Road east of Livingston Tuesday through Saturday between 11am and 5pm to fill out an application. Call 222-2111 with any questions.

Spring Blowout Sale – Chaco, Horny Toad, Simms, Columbia & more. 30%-60% last year’s active wear and fishing items – MUST GO! Angler’s West at the blinking light in Emigrant.

The Livingston Center for Art and Culture is showing an exhibit of work by Head Start students, Printing for Less Children, and Arrowhead School 8th graders.  The exhibit will be on display until May 3.  Call 222-5222 for more information.

Dog and cat licenses are due now.  After March 1, 2008, there will be a $10.00 late charge added to the regular fees. Fees:  Dog - Spayed or Neutered - $15.00 each. Not spayed or neutered - $35.00 each. Limit 2 dogs per household. Cats - Limit 6 - Spayed or Neutered - $5.00 each  Limit 2 - Not spayed or neutered - $5.00 each. City of Livingston, 414 East Callender St., Livingston, MT 59047. Phone: (406) 222-2005 | Fax: (406) 222-6823

Sunday May 4, 2008 it's "CHICO de Mayo" with drink specials/give-aways/special menu AND Music by John Nemeth. John has just recently signed with Blind Pig Records..He is a familiar face around Chico Hot Springs and we are pleased to welcome him back to our stage. check out www.johnnemethblues.com for more information. I truly hope you all can make this special event. Call 333-4933 for more information.

Spring Dance Classes at the Yellowstone Ballet School for ages three and up. Tap/jazz, ballet, kinderdancing for girls and boys. For more information, visit yellowstoneballet.org or call 222-0430 for ballet and 222-7192 for tap or jazz.

The Park County Relay For Life is scheduled July 25th and 26th at the Park High School Track, from 7 PM to 7 AM. The Park County organization is currently looking for teams to raise funds, celebrate with survivors, remember ones lost, and fight back against cancer. For more information, please contact Mary Whiting, team chair, at 222-0610, or Kelli Opitz, event chair, at 222-4445. Registration is available on line at www.livingstonrelay.com.

Park County Child and Family Services offers free foster and adoptive parent training. Call Dee at 823-5025 to register.

Please be sure to come in and check out the Park County Senior Citizens Center Thrift Store which is open Monday thru Saturday 10-4. Great deals are sure to be had. While you are at it check out the activities the Center has to offer.

Join BORN for a Northern Rockies Bioneers Conference Volunteer, Sponsor & Donor Appreciation Party Sunday, May 18 Beall Center at Beall Park (Bozeman & Villard Streets in Bozeman) 5 PM - 10 PM. Please Bring a Potluck Dish to Share with Serving Utensils BORN will Provide FREE Local Beer & Live Music as well as plates & eating utensils. It will be an evening of appreciation for all of our volunteers, sponsors, and donors, past, present & future. This will be a great time to see old friends, make new connections, and get involved with the planning of this year’s amazing Northern Rockies Bioneers Conference!

Interested in Dog Obedience Classes? I am trying to arrange for Nancy Tanner of Paws and People in Bozeman to come to Gardiner and hold some dog and or puppy training classes. If you think you might be interested in classes, call me. I need to get an idea of how many folks are interested, what they are interested in learning, age of dogs, what night/nights you are available, etc. If you would like to know more about Nancy and her training methods, visit www.pawsandpeople.com Lori Wilkinson 224-0021.

Please Help Stamp out Hunger in your community. The Letter Carriers Annual Food Drive will be held Saturday, May 10, 2008.  Put your non-perisable donation in a bag by your mailbox.  Your letter carrier will deiver it to the Livingston Food Pantry of Park County. 

Norris Hot Springs Music Calendar: Call 406-685-3303 or email info@norrishotsprings.com.

OPENING OF THE CARBELLA/TOM MINER BRIDGE OVER THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER. Bridge use is limited to 6 tons and 15 mph traffic. Trucks and equipment weighing more that 6 tons are required to use the designated truck route at Mile Marker 21 off Highway 89 South, to access the Tom Miner and Rock Creek area.

Assistance for Business Clinic (ABC) May 14, 2008 at the Best Western in Livingston. Call 222-8906 for details!

Do you have old cell phones lying around? Tri-County Network Against Domestic & Sexual Violence wants them for our CELL PHONE DRIVE to assist victims of family violence! Please donate any cell phone to us in one of our collection boxes at various local business or at our office location at 320 North Main. Call 222-5902 for more information.

NOT CANNING ANYMORE? Looking for mason jars any size, needing to collect 200. Call Cara 599-7469.

LAST WORD TOAST MASTERS  meets 1st & 3rd Thursday in Livingston Library (downstairs) Noon-1PM. Learn Effective Communication Skills. Questions: 222-9700, 333-4784  www.toastmasters.org.

On the corner of 2nd and Callender: Montana Women For sponsors a monthly Peace Vigil the first Monday of each month. Info: www.montanawomenfor.org. All are welcome.

The Community Closet Board of Directors is pleased to announce that up to $4,000 in funding will be available in April (deadline for application is March 31st) for community-oriented groups and activities in Park County. The Community Closet opened in October of 2005 to provide low-cost pre-owned clothing and household items. Examples of possible funding could include but are not necessarily be limited to: recreation scholarships/equipment; community functions; educational programs; youth programs; assistance in response to catastrophic events or illnesses; and support of existing non-profit organizations/special programs. For funding guidelines, please visit their web page at www.communitycloset.com or pick up an application at the store at 416 East Park Street (M-F 10:00-5:30, Sat 8:00-4:00).

The Wellness Community and Bozeman Deaconess Cancer Center are pleased to be partners in cancer support, education and hope. Home-like environment at 1820 W. Lincoln St, Ste B All programs free of charge Call: (406) 582-1600

The Livingston Center for Art and Culture will offer a Life Drawing workshop from 7-9 PM each Monday in April and May.  The facilitator will schedule poses of varying lengths.  The cost per session is $12 for members of the Center and $15 for non-members.  Call 222-5222 to register.
 
Vision Livingston Downtown Partnership* is pleased to announce a free two-day event featuring Todd Barman from the National Trust Main Street Center on May 5-6, 2008. This event will benefit business and property owners in the historic
commercial district, as well as non-profit organizations who would like to learn more about Non-Profit Management and Board Training. A *Business Breakfast* has been scheduled for May 6, 7:30am at the Sport (114 South Main Street). This will be a excellent opportunity for anyone interested in learning more about the historic downtown district, and the City of Livingston's plans for infrastructure improvements to the district. Call 223-2830 for more information.

The Livingston Food Pantry needs: Cereal, Hamburger Helper, Ravioli, Rice, Canned Stew and Canned Fruit. Please contribute to your local food pantry. The Livingston Food Pantry is located at 112 North M in Livingston or call 222-5335. Food Pantry open Tuesday & Thursday. 1pm - 5pm.

The Park County Commissioners passed a resolution establishing the county fire season for 2008. The 2008 season will be from March 1 to August 31. You must have a 2008 issued permit and call dispatch at 222-2050 before igniting your fire. Permits are available in Livingston at the courthouse and Park County Rural Fire District #1. Permits are also available through rural fire departments in the county including Gardiner, Emigrant, Clyde Park, and Wilsall. Residents are not allowed to burn the following items: Styrofoam and other plastics, wood and wood byproducts that have been coated, painted, stained, treated, or contaminated by a foreign material, dead animals, animal droppings, or dead animal parts, tires, rubber materials, asphalt shingles, tar paper, insulated wire, oil or petroleum products, paint, asbestos or asbestos-containing materials, chemicals, and hazardous wastes. For a complete list of non-burnable items call Park County Rural Fire District #1 @ 222-0562 or check it out at http://www.deq.state.mt.us.

The Forest Service is working on a proposal to allow a special use permit for private access road across Forest Service land to the McLaughlin property. If you would like additional details, or have any questions or comments, please contact Dessa Dale at the Gardiner Ranger District at dessadale@fs.fed.us or 406-848-7375 ext 24.

American Bird Conservancy is pleased to announce the launch of the Bird News Network – BNN – a syndicated news service available at www.abcbirds.org for stories about birds and bird conservation throughout the Americas.

Monday nights from 5 - 8 p.m. check out the Madison River Brewing Company’s tasting room, where music and videos by the Grateful Dead are featured. Please ask about the homebrew competition when you come in! Wednesday nights are ‘fly-ties’. We have all the supplies and customers are welcome to come in and tie flies. Madison River Brewing, 20900 Frontage Rd, Bldg B Bozeman MT.

Join us and relive your summer camp experience!  Big Brothers Big Sisters is looking for volunteers to be mentors for Summer Buddies: an 8 week, outdoor oriented program for waiting littles.  Matches meet once a week for 2 hours starting in June.  Activities include: horseback riding, hiking, fly-fishing education, a community service project, rafting the Yellowstone and much, much more!  Contact Beth to sign up or inquire @ 222-1930 or email: beth@bbbsparkcounty.org

“One Soldier’s View, Vietnam ‘70-’71” featuring the photography of Lt. Warren Mabie through May 31 at Crazy Mountain Digital Photography, 124 S. 2nd in Livingston. Lt. Mabie was assigned the MOS of photographer when he arrived in Vietnam. From the jungle to the orphanage at Chu Lai, Lt. Mabie’s photographs truly capture “One Soldier’s View.” Opening reception with refreshments on Friday March 7 from 5:30-8:30. Please call with any questions at (406)222-2355.

Catch Caitlin Ryan and the Clutchriders at The Murray Bar every Thursday evening in May! Call 222-6433 for more info.

The Livingston Model Railroad Club meets Tuesday and Saturday at 7:30 pm in the basement of the former Northern Pacific baggage building in the Livingston Depot complex (downstairs from Miller Architects and the Gourmet Cellar along Park Street across from B Street).  We run trains for display with great tracks and backgrounds, and the public is invited to drop by.  For more information, call Mike Fleming at 222-1937.

The Friends of the Livingston-Park County Library present FREE movie showings on the first Saturday of each month at 3:00 PM in the Stevenson Program Room (downstairs).

Join the Friends of the Library Carnegie Readers the first Thursday of each month in the Steveson Room, downstairs in the library at 5:00 p.m.

The Children’s Museum of Bozeman is located at 234 E. Babcock Street, directly behind First Security Bank. Admission is $3.00 for everyone over 1 year of age. Annual memberships are available. For more information on these or any of CMB’s programs, please visit our website at www.cmbozeman.org or call 406/522-9087.

Call 222-3633 for information on business classifications in the Livingston Weekly Bulletin Board.

Northern Rockies Bioneers • BORN Network building a network-of-networks for a sustainable future throughout the Northern Rockies www.bornnetwork.org (406) 586-3426

Join the staff of the Federation of Fly Fishers (FFF) and discover the wonderful art of fly tying. Classes meet at the FFDC in the Old Lincoln School at 215 E Lewis. Call Matt at 222-9369 ext 103 to enroll. Class sizes are limited so call ahead to reserve your spot.
 
Important clarification about Stafford Animal Shelter’s Fur Ball: the ten contestants have already been selected to participate in the invitation-only formal dog and owner fashion show. Fur Ball ticket holders will be able to enjoy this elegant but entertaining fashion show and, in order to minimize the chaos, are asked not to bring their own dogs. While we appreciate that other people may enjoy participating with their dogs in this event, we ask that they wait to strut their stuff in the Best Dressed contest at the much larger Bark in the Park venue on August 17th, 2008. There are still seats available for the May 9th Fur Ball, Stafford Animal Shelter’s biggest fundraiser of the year, and entertainment includes casino games, a live and silent auction, and Alston Chase signing his new book “We Give Our Hearts to Dogs to Tear: Intimations of their Immortality” in addition to the fashion show. Tickets are $85 each after April 30th, and available online at www.staffordanimalshelter.org or by phone at 406/222-1313.

The public is invited to join members of the Friends of the Livingston-Park County Library in their free monthly movie to be held the first Saturday of each month at 3:00 p.m. in the Steveson Room, downstairs. “Offside” is an Iranian film from director Jafar Panahi. It has been reviewed as “fascinating, funny and tragic...a gem of comic action”. The Tehran soccer stadium roars with 100,000 cheering men, but only men. Although women are not allowed, a group of determined girls go to extreme lengths to attend a World Cup qualifying match and cheer for their team. This film will be shown on May 3. Bring a friend and enjoy a free Saturday afternoon at the movies.

Call the Montana Tobacco Quit Line to get help quitting smoking or chewing tobacco. You can receive a free four-week supply of nicotine patches, gum, or lozenges. Call 1-866-485-7848 today to get started in the program. It’s
free and it works!

DID YOU KNOW? Common antifreeze kills many pets each year. It smells and tastes very sweet to dogs and cats so appeals to them. The ethylene glycol in antifreeze is toxic and symptoms include seizures, vomiting, stumbling and lethargy leading to kidney failure. Make sure to keep antifreeze and antifreeze spills inaccessible to pets. If you suspect that your dog or cat has ingested antifreeze, take them to the veterinarian immediately. A winter reminder from your friends at Stafford Animal Shelter.

NOTICE: STOCK OFFERING Park County Biofuels Co-op P.O. Box 1531 Livingston, MT 59047 MISSION: To competitively distribute and promote the development, usage, and advantages of biofuels for the benefit of our communities and the environment. Questions? Call Amber 222-7964 or Jim 579-0876.

Are you a Montana artist, crafter or farmers market vendor? The 28th annual Country Fair in Big Sky is looking for you for their Saturday, August 9 fair. Call the Big Sky Chamber of Commerce at (406) 995-3000 if you are interested in receiving more information about the opportunity to sell your pieces at the Big Sky Country Fair.

We are attempting to get a complete collection of the year book for Park High School. At one time the school annual was called the “Arrow” and later was “Senior Geyser” and now is called “The Ranger”. We are asking people that have a year we are missing to donate them to the Yellowstone Gateway Museum. Call Mike Fleming @ 222-1937 for more information.

Tri-County Network Against Domestic & Sexual Violence is selling cookbooks as a fundraiser for the domestic violence shelter. Look for them at various local businesses and Chamber or call 222-5902 for more information.

Please support your Park County Senior Center. The center’s thrift store at 206 S. Main, gladly accepts donations of household and personal items. Please give us a call at 222-7195 or stop by. We have daily bargains and sales of great merchandise.

For 30 years, American Hiking Society’s Volunteer Vacations have offered participants one of the most affordable, fulfilling ways to explore natural areas and help improve the hiking experience. Browse the complete trip schedule on our website, and don’t delay signing up; with all this year’s exciting new options, trips are filling up fast. Founded in 1976, American Hiking Society is the only national nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and protecting America’s hiking trails, their surrounding natural areas and the hiking experience. Learn more at www.AmericanHiking.org or call (301) 565-6704.

The American Cancer Society has a unique online tool that can help you assess your health risks and create an action plan for healthy lifestyle changes. Through the Great American Health Check®, you can find out which cancer screenings, diet and exercise habits, and other behaviors are right for you based on your age, gender, and family history. You even can print out a personalized action plan to discuss with your doctor. For questions, resources, support, and more information, call your American Cancer Society at 1-800-ACS-2345, or visit http://www.cancer.org/docroot/home/index.

Affordable Quality Painting Interior residential & commercial.
Licensed Contractor
20+ years experience. Free & fair estimates. No job is too small! Call Mark at 223-4090.

Call 222-3633 for information on business classifications in the Livingston Weekly Bulletin Board.

FREE bins outside of Community Closet Thrift Store 416 E. Park ST.  Decent stuff, for rags or reuse, electronics.  If we can’t test it, it needs repair, or clothing needs a wash, it’s FREE.

When it comes to poaching, Montanans are saying, ‘enough is enough!’ If you witness a fish and game violation, or property vandalism, report the crime by calling 1-800-TIP-MONT (1-800-847-6668). Callers will remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward.

Did you know? Every day in the United States 70,000 puppies and kittens are born and only 10,000 humans are born. This disproportionate ratio means there will never be enough homes for all these animals. Unwanted litters face difficult, harsh lives and many die. Please spay and neuter your animals. A reminder from your friends at Stafford Animal Shelter.

Enjoy Classic Beatles’ tunes set to dazzling Digistar and laser imagery in the unique Taylor Planetarium environment. Includes such favourites as A Hard Day’s Night, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, and Yellow Submarine.  Showtimes: 8 & 9 p.m. on Friday, noon, 8 & 9 p.m. on Saturday.  Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, 994-DINO.

Hunters Education sign up will take place at Gardiner High School on May 1st at 7pm. If you have any questions call Marty at 406.848.7040.

American Bird Conservancy is pleased to announce the launch of the Bird News Network – BNN – a syndicated news service available at www.abcbirds.org for stories about birds and bird conservation throughout the Americas.

MONTANA ASTRO FAIR: This year’s annual Montana Astro Fair, which coincides with Astronomy Day, includes speakers, workshops, telescope talks, special activities for kids, Planetarium shows, daytime solar observing, and nighttime sky observing (weather permitting). Everyone is welcome to this annual event sponsored by the Southwest Montana Astronomical Society and the Montana Space Grant Consortium. Museum of the Rockies, Saturday, May 10: Noon - 5pm. 994-DINO. Free with Museum admission.

It is garage sale time! YArd Sale at the Gardiner Community Center May 3rd 8am-2pm. Limited tables available. Call Renee at 406.848.9123 and reserve. Round $6, Rectangular $7.

ELISE DONOHUE HISTORY LECTURE SERIES: Dr. Matthew Basso will discuss his upcoming book, Metal of Honor: Montana’s World War II Homefront, Movies, and the Social Politics of White Male Anxiety. American West Center director, History and Gender Studies professor at the University of Utah, and an army veteran, Basso explores the relationship between place and the instrumental wartime role of masculinity, whiteness, religion, and working class subjectivity. Museum of the Rockies, Thursday, May 22: 7pm Hager Auditorium - Free. 994-DINO.

Call the Montana Tobacco Quit Line to get help quitting smoking or chewing tobacco. You can receive a free four-week supply of nicotine patches, gum, or lozenges. Call 1-866-485-7848 today to get started in the program. It’s free and it works!