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Wayne & Eveline
Hotsy Cleaning Systems - Providing Industrial Pressure Washers to Western Montana since 1980 For 30 years I have been selling and servicing Hotsy cleaning equipment to industrial end-users in Missoula, Dillon, Butte, Hamilton, Kalispell, Ronan and Polson.

Over the years this business has been good to me and my family. For 30 years I have built a successful business based on an outstanding reputation for its quality products and accessories. We are recognized for our expertise to match the customer with the best product for their cleaning needs; prompt friendly service both in our shop and in the field, convenient hours and location, as well as fair and competitive prices. We maintain an extensive base of satisfied, repeat customers and continue to attract new clientele.

If you are looking to expand here's a great opportunity! We're located in beautiful western Montana half way between Yellowstone National Park and Glacier National Park. If you know of anyone looking for an opportunity to own their own business, please pass this along and / or give me a call. Wayne Smith
(406) 549-5447 or Toll-Free (800) 879-3502 www.hotsymissoula.com
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When Autumn
...tiptoed in today
A hundred golden leaves rained down
Content to hear
My spirit's healing song.

I walked in silent reverence...
Through the rustle of aspen leaves
As woodland's voice echoes humble with accord
Red dragonflies dart by humming,
"Summer is done."

Eveline Maria Smith © September 2005

Now the Overland Stage ride through scenic Montana in route to the old mining ghost town of Pioneer is also located in Gold Creek near the camp entrance. My mother, Anna loves Westerns so for mom's visit Big W booked this wild ride and fun adventure. It was a hoot!

October 15 – 24, 2005: Wayne and I experienced a soggy east coast. When in Massachusetts visiting family Big W and I took credit for stopping the rain and bringing the sunshine! Day 1 we headed to Boston and visited the penguins at the aquarium… a definite must after seeing "The March of the Penguins." Day 2 it was a beautiful autumn day and we headed to the apple orchards to indulge in some hot cider, apple dumplings and locate the perfect pumpkin… Oh, we picked apples too. It was fun and it felt good to gather together as a family. The two weeks prior of steady rain did quite a number on the roads. Day 3 we headed for Connecticut after breakfast and visiting a ranch in a beautiful secluded setting that provided a loving home for some gorgeous wild horses from the west… Montana.

I grew up in Southbury and my mom moved back there in 2003 after her husband, Al passed away. Prior to this visit when I would travel back east for a visit I always made a point to drive through the area… amazed at the difference from the quaint small New England town that I experienced when first arriving there from Germany 45 years ago. This visit was unique in that it presented me with a feeling of nostalgia, a memory of being younger… returning to something I had lived before.

November 2005: Big W, Rosie and I celebrated Thanksgiving in gratitude and love with our daughter,Heidi's family. There was about two inches of snow and slush on 4 th of July pass when we headed over on Wednesday the 24 th. Heidi prepared a wonderful holiday dinner! Early evening Heidi, Caitlyn and Chuck joined us back at the hotel for a soak and swim in the "Hot Tub!"

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