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Issue 8 July 2015 Articles, Puzzles, Information, and Advertising from Some of the Best Local Businesses. Pick up Your FREE Issue 8 July 2015 FREE Tickled Squirrel Articles, puzzles, information, and advertising from some of the best local businesses. Pick up your FREE copy today! Please tell our advertisers you saw them in Tickled Squirrel Magazine CLINICA DENTAL P.4 Classifieds P.6 Music Ramblings, Vince Tracy GEERLINGS P.9 July Notices; Charities & Churches BONALBA P.10 Brain Drain Puzzle Pages SNACK ~ A ~ JAX P.12 Flash Fiction 500 Dr Victoria Garbarino P.15 Aloe Vera P.17 Making Changes, Violet King Dr Eric Geerlings P.18 Rock Climbing in Busot, English, Spanish and Dutch Spoken Matthew Clancy P.22 Living in Laos, The Life of an Ex-Pat, John Nelson Telephone: 965 959 714 P.24 La Virgen del Carmen www.clinicadentalgeerlings.es P.26 Tech Tips 619 381 722 P.30 Local Market Days & Telephone More than just an English Food Shop Numbers P.31 Puzzle Solutions Come along and have a browse, then sit at one of our tables for a drink or a snack. You can even enjoy a full English breakfast if you wish before fi nishing your purchases. We stock a good selection of fresh, chilled and frozen English foods. Agents for TV Choice, RTN and Euroweekly Easypost And Eurodirect Passport Service cards available We have a large selection of cards for all occasions Website: www.tickledsquirrel.com Mobile site: www.m.tickledsquirrel.com Come along and see us soon. You’ll fi nd us on the “Island” in Bonalba. We’re Telephone: 634 327 682 Office hours Mon - Sat 10.00 - 18.00hrs easy to fi nd, and you can park outside or nearby. Emails: [email protected] We are open (Kitchen service ends one hour before closing time) [email protected] Monday Closed Friday 9:30am to 9pm Tickled Squirrel Magazine is published each Tuesday 9:30am to 9pm Saturday 9:30am to 4:00pm month by Tickled Squirrel Ltd. Wednesday 9:30am to 9pm Sunday 10am to 2pm UK Reg. No. 9244499 Thursday 9:30am to 9pm We will be closed from the 8th to the 10th July, opening again on 11th at midday. Tickled Squirrel Ltd. accepts no responsibility for the services, goods or work which is provided by any advertiser. Although we do our best to ensure the content is correct we accept no liability for errors or omissions. No part of this magazine, in part or whole, may be reproduced without obtaining prior written Now Serving Breakfasts - Lunches - Early Evening Meals permission. 2 3 For Advertising Please Call 634 327 682 FREE for items up to 500€ (max 20 words per advert, inc. contact number). No photos. Ads with photos (max. of 4) can be placed on our website. Email your ads BEFORE the 15th of each month to:[email protected]. One Sam’s 965 63 44 45 item per email.Space is limited. Ads will be placed on a first come first served basis. Tickled Squirrel Magazine Classified Ads is for private individuals to supermarket Now Open Sundays 10 - 2 advertise items for sale or wanted. July Ads Open Monday to Friday 9 to 4:30, Saturdays 9 to 3 ► For Sale: Hillbilly Electric Golf Trolley with new battery. €50. Tel 965638862 All Your Quality English Products In Stock c► For Sale: 8 bottle steel free standing wine rack 22 x 64cms. €15 Tel. 965959288 Wide range of Quality Bakeware Available ► For Sale: Unused Flat Panel Wall Mount for television. Tilting without tools, up to 165 lbs €30 John Smith’s and Guinness ono Tel. 965959288 Warburton’s Bread Local Translator / Interpreter Toldos & Blinds Personal and business meetings, phone Awnings & Pergolas calls, visits, letters, documents . Limited Summer Offer Agents for Help with N.I.E. / Residency, Notaries, TV Choice Up to 30% off list prices Schools, Doctors & Hospitals, Property, Police and Paperwork. Over 120 different designs & colours Installed Or Supply Only Rates from 15€ / hour 7 cents / word Roller Shutters & Repairs Baz Traditional English Butcher Call Mark on 639 692 985 Tel 965638868 / 646383078 Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 to 3 Quality meats including roasting beef, steaks, home cured gammon, pork with crackling, home made beef and lamb burgers, and much more. www.fwreurocars.com Import / Export Specialists Wide range of genuine vehicles Instantly Ageless by Jeunesse Quality & Right Hand Drive Vehicles Friendly service & Competitive prices Hair & Beauty A micro cream that smoothes & Bought and Sold Part exchange welcome Saloons - Cabriolets - MPV UK and Spanish reg vehicles removes eye bags & wrinkles in 2 4x4 - Commercials Full warranties mins, with a BOTOX effect! Sports Performance Spanish registrations arranged Salon More info at www.carmenspain. We are easily found near Alicante Airport at jeunesseglobal.com or speak to Carretera Elche, El Altet km 10,160 Next to the Shell Garage Carmen in salon! Supplying quality cars in Spain since 2004 Don’t pay infl ated prices!!! Offi ce: 965 687 976 Mobile: 600 726 221 Appointments 965 63 44 45 Email: [email protected] Easy to fi nd on the N332 between La Font & El Campello 4 5 Please tell our advertisers you saw them in Tickled Squirrel Magazine S G N Back home with the ‘In’ crowd …. LI B How many can you remember? We offer a full range of M AM English & Spanish Legal Services USIC R Live Music Every Saturday From 10pm TEN more hits on vinyl and let’s start League club. Buying/Selling Property * Remortgages with a nice easy bit of the action Free Salsa Lessons Wednesdays Property Transfers * Rental Contracts & Disputes - a gigantic event in the annals of I’ll lay bets that nobody remembers the from 6pm to 8pm English & Spanish Inheritance name of our next singer or the record sporting history is the only clue to Followed at 8:30 by a Fun quiz Wills & Probate * Powers of Attorney label - even though I’ll give you the give you and a song entitled Back NIE & Residencias title which is Like I Do. Our number Home which brought memories of Live Music on Sundays from 1pm Utility Changes nine was part of the magic of the label a team not instantly known for their with Maddie Douglas & much much more . major successes. With a slight link associated with the motor industry with the opening blast from the past, and this all-singing, all-dancing group Spanish Conversation For Beginners a well-travelled DJ actually went to had the original, and arguably the M & More Advanced - Wed from 3pm Free First Consultation the moon (rather than over it) along best, version of Twist and Shout. They U urged us to Take Some Time Out for W S Open every day from 11:30 till close with everyone else who had been W Tel: 687170241 Love which was a suitable idea after W (Closed Mondays) there. I’ve not actually stated the title I . email: [email protected] all that twisting and shouting. Finally C but I’m sure you’ve put the needle on V the record. Our mystery singer has that notion of taking time out for love I Tel: 965 63 77 04 www.lbs-spain.com N proved the ‘in thing’ in the peaceful certainly earned a dollar or two over R C Overlooking The Beach in El Campello the years by being innovative. 60s. You’ll know the Crowd I’m talking E about and should have remembered A Now you might need to use your loaf the song. T R in order to get a slice of the next piece M of the action. Another major hit and a These were the vinyl records -I’ll A be surprised if you got them all this B C band which needed the dough on their Y record Baby I’m a Want You. It’s a time. Back Home, England World Cup L .C good feeling getting the sun on your squad (Pye, 1970); Everyone’s Gone I OM back and certainly beats Crying in to the Moon, Jonathan King (Decca, N the Rain. Don your mac’s and you’ve 1965); Baby I’m A Want You, Bread G got another hit on your hands. Sadly, (Elektra, 1972); Crying in the Rain, S the same cannot be said of our fifth Everley Brothers (Warner Bros, 1961); record: a spoof version of a French Up Je t’aime, Frankie Howard/June hit which featured a Latin megastar Whitfield (Pye, 1971);At The Club, croaking his undying love on a Drifters (Atlantic, 1965); Sweet Soul worldwide hit. But who was whispering Music, Rod Stewart (Warner Bros, Je t’aime on this version? Our sixth 1991); Like I Do, Maureen Evans choice was a 60s dance floor filler (Oriele, 1962); Take Some Time Out for those down At the Club where, For Love, Isley Brothers (Motown, according to the record, everything 1966); The ‘In’ Crowd, Brian Ferry was out of sight. As there wasn’t much (Island, 1974). Stop by the website at to look at we’ll move on quickly to a www.vincetracy.com 90s cover version of a sixties disco thriller by Arthur Conley. Our hit maker was a proud dad earlier this year and once had a trial with a Football Vince Tracy 6 7 Please tell our advertisers you saw them in Tickled Squirrel Magazine For Advertising Please Call 634 327 682 COVETA FUMA Tel 965638201 By welcome. For information email: campellocc@ Design +34 634 327 682 July Notices gmail.com or telephone Sue Bishop on N RESTAUR 965699991/693048200 SIO AN If you have a business you need a website. 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