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Big Sky WeekLy Home of THe 10 CLaSSifiedS! $ $15 WiTH PHoTo each ad can be up to 4 lines (maximum of 30 words). additional lines are $5 per line, maximum of 8 words per line. email classifieds and/or advertising requests to: media@theoutlawpartners.com (406) 995-2055 HeLP WanTed Engineering Tech (Part time) The successful candidate will possess basic maintenance skills as they relate to the maintenance and upkeep of household and condominium environments. The ability to diagnose and repair common maintenance items such as simple plumbing issues, heating problems, small appliance repair, are required. Any experience with satellite TV repair or troubleshooting is a plus. Candidate must be able to use simple hand tools and lift up to 50 pounds. The successful candidate will be a self-directed and active problem solver able to work under pressure with tight deadlines. Can- 38 December 24, 2010 didate must live in the Big Sky area and be able to fulfill on-call duties as needed. Submit cover letter and resume to: employmentinfobigsky@ gmail.com. EEO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - By Word of Mouth Restaurant is hiring a FT night line cook. Please call or email to set up a interview 406-995-2992 or bwombigsky@ montana.net - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Need some extra money? Come share your passion for the Big Sky area as a Driver for Shuttle to Big Sky & Taxi. Must be at least 25 yrs of age w/ clean driving record and able to lift 50 lbs. FT & PT positions avail. Please submit resume to info@bigskytaxi.com. EEO. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Reservationist (Part Time) Successful candidate will have reservations experience selling lodging over the phone for hotel or condominium properties. Ability to verbally communicate features and benefits of different properties to sell inventory is required. Familiarity with the Big Sky area is a plus. Must be able to learn and use computer software to book reservations. A high level of professionalism is required for this position selling luxury accommodations. Please send cover letter and resume to: employmentinfobigsky@gmail.com. EEO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ophir School District #72 seeking a route bus driver. CDL w/”S” endorsement required. Please see full ad and application online at www.ophirschool.com for SaLe TYM Tractors--the only tractor with the standard5 YEAR WAR- RANTY, starting at $13500 Yellowstone Tractor Co. 406-388- 2423 “Your snow removal headquarters” for renT Want to Open a Business? Commercial Space in Town Center – owner is prepared to make deals happen for lease or ownership. Amazing spaces range from 1200sq/ft to 2000sq/ft. Owner, Sam Sammis - (PH) 802-522-8500 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Small cabin in Gallatin Canyon. Available now. 1 person only, NS/ NP, 1st last and deposit. $450/ month. Call 763-4361 ServiCeS Steam Ice Dam Removal - Custom Roofing Professionals - Copper, Cor-Ten, Cold-Rolled, Standing Seam, Cedar Shake, Asphalt - Full-Spectrum Roof Inspections, Including Infrared 406.209.3786 www.roofcoop.com SNOWMOBILE RENTALS DE- LIVERY AVAILABLE www.bigboystoysrentals.com 406-587-4747 Is a New Computer on Your List? If you’re planning to buy a new computer this year, you may find that your old dial-up connection just can’t deliver everything your new computer can. Want to watch YouTube? Download music? Stream movies? If you want your new computer to work as advertised, now’s the time to upgrade to 3 Rivers High Speed Internet—sign up today, speed up your connection and save! $39.95 per month for 12 months!* Save $120! Call today! 1.800.796.4567 ● 467.2535 * New customers only. 12 months commitment required. After 12 months, cost is $49.95 per month. Speeds are not guaranteed. Not available in all areas. Call for details and qualification. Big Sky Weekly In need of a caretaker or estate manager? Former corporate facilities manager with 20 years of home building experience seeking long-term caretaker/estate manager position. I will provide an exceptional level of service and commitment in exchange for housing + salary. Excellent references. Contact Scott @ 406.451.8510 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pilates/Yoga fusion class EVERY Sunday at 9:00 am @ BENTLEY BODIES studio in Big Sky. Increase strength, flexibility & balance. All fitness levels welcome. WWW.BENTLEYBODIES.NET 406.570.9154 LoST Missing since 11/17: Blk&White Malamute named Polar. Last seen on Gallatin Rd. near Karst. Large, Friendly, trained. $1000 Reward for any info leading to his return. Lenny at 406-548-7499. Want to advertise in this newspaper or our other publications? Contact Outlaw Partners at (406) 995-2055 or media@theoutlawpartners.com
Fun PeoPLe on THe STreeT WHaT aRe yOu DOing FOR neW yeaR’S eVe? KrIstIna WHItloW Ennis I’m probably going to bed early because hopefully it’ll be a long week full of avalanche control (with Moonlight Basin ski patrol). marK DaVIDson Big Sky Skiing at midnight. I want to be the first person on the slopes in 2011. sally PatrIcK Big Sky The Progressive Nordic Ski Party. We start at the mountain and end in the meadow, stopping at two hot tubs, three bars, and a couple houses along the way. lIla sHuman South Carolina Celebrating my birthday. I’m turning six on January 1. We might open a couple presents with my parents. Holiday fun facts This year, the White House Christmas Tree came from the Blackrock district of the Bridger-Teton national forest in Wyoming. The 67 ft. englemann spruce may have been logged for plywood or attacked by treekilling beetles, but instead a forest Service employee spotted the tree, and this is the first time ever the Capitol Christmas tree is from Wyoming. The first president to decorate the white house Christmas tree in the united States was franklin Pierce. “it’s a Wonderful Life” appears on Tv more often than any other holiday movie. rudolph was actually created by montgomery Ward, a housewares seller, in the late 1930’s for a holiday promotion. The rest is history. if you received all of the gifts in the song “The Twelve days of Christmas,” you would receive 364 gifts. Holly berries are poisonous. Contrary to common belief, poinsettia plants are non-toxic. more diamonds are sold around Christmas than any other time of the year. “auld Lang Syne” is an old Scottish song that was first written down in the 1700s. a translation of the words is “We’ll drink a cup of kindness yet for times gone by.” christmas-celebrations. com/trivia/html dailyyonder.com howstuffworks.com Big Sky Weekly Host a festive new year’s Party aS TOLD TO aBBie DigeL Pam Flach, owner of By Word of Mouth Restaurant and Catering in Big Sky, shares her tips and tricks for throwing a fabulous New Years party. drink: Keep your guests hydrated and not sorry they came the next day by leaving out a clear pitcher of water with lemon slices. Set up a self-serve cocktail table. Fill a small tin tub with holiday beers or get a portable keg from your local brewery filled with seasonal brew. For wine, keep it simple. Choose a red blend to please all your guests. Place Pinot Gris or Sauvignon Blanc in an ice bucket, and put all-purpose wine glasses next to the wine. make-ahead martinis: Infused vodka is fun, and the options are limitless. Use pineapple, pear, lemons or cranberries. Let the fruit sit in a cheaper variety of vodka a few days before the party to infuse the fruit flavor. Place infused vodka and fresh fruit in a pretty, clear pitcher. Don’t forget to put out a good bottle of vodka to please the purists. Leave out a small bucket of ice, a few cocktail shakers, glasses and garnish (lemon peels, olives). Stuff olives with blue cheese or garlic if you are feeling ambitious. A small bottle of your favorite hot sauce will add a kick to martinis, as well. food: Finger food is best to keep the chatter going. Try these easy appetizers. escalantes Stuff dates with almonds. Wrap each with half slice of raw bacon, secure with a toothpick, and put in oven-proof pan. Drizzle with soy sauce. Cover with foil, bake at 350 for 30 minutes. Uncover and bake for 10 more minutes to brown tops. Make ahead of time and warm up just before guests arrive. oven-browned shrimp Put raw shrimp on greased or parchment covered pan. Sprinkle a light dusting of chili powder and dried dill on both sides. Drizzle with olive oil and bake at 350 five minutes on each side. Serve at room temperature with a flavored aioli (spice added to mayonnaise) and lemon wedges. Add a bowl to the buffet table for discarded shrimp tails and tooth picks. Round off the buffet table with selections of artisanal cheese and crackers. Garnish with fruit. A small vegetable crudités tray with colored peppers, al dente asparagus, carrot sticks, and other seasonal vegetables is a nice addition. Dessert You can’t do it all, so visit your local bakery and choose brownies, bars etc. Cut desserts into small squares and sprinkle with powder sugar. gueST arrivaL: Hand out flutes of Prosecco (Italian sparkling wine) as guests arrive. This beverage is readily available, affordable, light, and something fun and different. Drop a few frozen cranberries in the champagne flute and drink up. This is a festive way to greet guests and put everyone at ease. Want to party without the prep? Call By Word of Mouth and they will cater your event. (406) 995- 2992 bigskycatering.com December 24, 2010 39
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