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In This Issue This free issue of Braking News is being sent to you from your friends at DuFresne’s Auto Service. Thank you for being a valued customer! Keeping Your Mind in Tip-Top Shape…Not Just Your Car! IN THIS ISSUE “The Courageous Frog” “Fun In The Sun” Invitation Party Ideas Trip Tips With Kids Easy Grilled Zucchini I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For Ice Cream Secrets From Bridget’s Kitchen July Events Money Saving Offers And More!!! Make an appointment & we’ll check it for FREE Propane Price Reduction with any other service! Call right now!! Expires 7/31/16 ~ Must present coupon Cannot be combined with other offers Hours Expires: 07/31/2016 Monday - Friday 6:00 AM – 5:30 PM Saturday 8:00 AM-5:00 PM $25.00 OFF ANY Repair or Service over Traveling with the $150.00 kids this summer? Love Your Wallet “Are We There Yet?” with some great Make Sure Your Car’s Savings!! Up to the Challenge! Expires 7/31/16 – Must Present Coupon Cannot Be Combined with another Offer See inside… DuFresne’s Auto Service . (503) 646-2940 July 2016 Events “Fun In The Sun” Jul 1: International Joke Day Jul 2: World UFO Day Invitation Party Ideas Jul 4: 4th of July (Independence Day) Jul 6: National Fried Chicken Day Summer parties are one of the Jul 7: National Strawberry Sundae Day greatest pastimes for young, old and Jul 10: Teddy Bear Picnic Day Jul 16: Fresh Spinach Day everyone in between. Jul 20: National Lollipop Day Whether you’re having a birthday Jul 20: Ugly Truck Day (It’s a “guy” thing) party, a pool party or just having some Jul 22: Hammock Day Jul 23: National Hot Dog Day friends over, here are just a few ideas Jul 24: Amelia Earhart Day to get your PARTY STARTED! Jul 29: National Lasagna Day Jul 30: Father-In-Law Day 1. Send a “Backyard BBQ” Invita- Funny Bone tion with a piece of Tupperware with the barbecue shindig details “The Courageous Frog” inside. Invite each family to bring One day a frog decided to he their favorite side dish or dessert in the Tupperware to compliment wanted to reach the top of a tree. your culinary creations. Let each All the frogs were shouting, “It’s guest keep the Tupperware dish as impossible, It’s impossible.” Still a party favor. the frog kept climbing until he 2. Throwing a beach party. How reached the tree top. How? about sending your guests a bottle Because he was deaf and of suntan lotion as your invitation. thought Print the party information on a everyone was encouraging him to colorful label/sticker and attach it reach the top. to the bottle. Include some flower confetti in the envelope for some extra fun. “BE DEAF TO NEGATIVE 3. Have a “Dog Day Afternoon” THOUGHTS IF YOUR AIM IS Party. Send a personalized dog TO REACH YOUR GOAL!” theme that will get everyone’s at- tention. If you have the space, in- vite your guests to bring their 4- legged friend along and BYOB (bring your own bone). Have a Question About Your Car? Just give us a call! We always enjoy hearing from our valued customers. Whether you have a question about vehicle maintenance, a repair question, or just want to call to say “Hello”, we’d love to hear from you. Feel free to give us a call at (503) 646-2940 Can You Think of Anything Worse Than Your Angry Kids Because the Car Broke Down on Vacation? Or They Didn’t Get To Go? Can Ya? I Dare ya… They’re perfect angels. Right! Not if the car breaks down. Don’t EVER find out! It’s Too Scary! For the month of July, bring in your car for this GREAT Happy-Kids Special… HAPPY KIDS SPECIAL Premium oil change Rotate the tires Change the oil filter Check the tire tread depths Lubricate the steering linkage Set the air pressure in the tires Check all fluids Check the fan drive belts Check the battery Check the radiator hoses 70 point courtesy inspection ALL FOR ONLY $49.99* ( A $99.99 value ) *Most Vehicles Summer vacation should be fun! For you and your kids! Don’t take chances. Those breakdowns always happen at the WORST possible times! And your family is worth protecting. DuFresne’s Auto Service . (503) 646-2940 Trip Tips With Kids After piling in the vehicle full of You Are The BEST! anticipation, the excitement continues Thank you to all of our amazing to grow for the long-awaited vacation. clients that have referred us business Unfortunately, the excitement always time after time. Our business seem to dissipate too quickly when you depends on the positive comments and have kids in the vehicle. Here are some referrals from people just like you. helpful tips to keep the travel light- Every month we take a moment to hearted and fun-filled until you reach thank the client that has sent us the your destination. greatest number of referrals over the 1. Fill a nifty travel bag with a bunch of past month! cheap toys like stickers, coloring books, magnifying glasses, figurines/ Bill Hatfield, Dave Watkins, dolls or other small items. Wrap them individually before hand so part of Gabe Cottet, Steve Hoppe the fun is unwrapping them during your journey. to the car seats. This will help eliminate 2. Make a map of your journey and or decrease the amounts of “I’m bored” track it with the kids. You could add complaints. a “treasure map” component by re- 4. Bring some disposable cameras along. warding checkpoints along your trip. Let the kids take pictures of things you As you reach certain points, they are traveling past. They will be excited receive a toy or snack. Not only will to see the end results. it keep them occupied, it will help 5. Toy magazines are a great way to keep build their map skills. your children entertained for hours. 3. Take some books along. Whether in You can even let them create an early CD format or in print, it’s a great way wish list to keep the excited real and to keep everyone enjoying the jour- long-lasting. ney for longer periods of time. For quick access, tie a ribbon through the Happy book or CD case and safety pin them Traveling! Want to Win Movie Tickets??? Just refer your friends to us. We take care of them... and you get Make an appointment & 2 FREE Movie we’ll check it for FREE with any other service! Tickets! Call right now!! Expires 7/31/16 ~ Must present coupon Cannot be combined with other offers Easy! Easy Grilled Zucchini Great Summer vegetable that pairs well with burgers, hot dogs, steaks and more! Ingredients: 1 tablespoon olive oil 3 zucchinis (sliced 1/4 inch thick, lengthwise) 1 tablespoon grill seasoning Directions: 1. Preheat grill for medium heat and lightly oil the grate. 2. Drizzle zucchini slices on both sides with olive oil and season with grill seasoning. 3. Grill zucchini on preheated grill until tender. Approx. 3-4 minutes per side. Tips: Aluminum foil can be used to keep food moist, cook evenly and make clean-up easier. Tip: Try it with some grated or fresh parmesan to kick it up a notch! I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For Ice Cream July is National Ice Cream Month and was proclaimed by President Ronald Reagan in 1984. Whatever flavor or topping you choose, you can be sure if you don’t eat it quick enough it will become one sticky mess. But do you know why ice cream melts so fast? (Continued on page 9) Thanks for the Kind Words Client of the Month Bruce Wilkinson: “As always, a speedy end to an issue with my Each month, we are thrilled to select car. I am thankful there is someone I can trust to give me honest advice & great service. Thanks Marco, once again I paid less one special client who has touched our than I thought I would.” Aly: “I just had an amazing experience with Du Fresne's! hearts and brought a smile to all of us. Although we had used them previously for smaller jobs like oil changes and such, we had yet to use them for larger repairs and Thank you to this month’s maintenance. When it came time to do a significant amount of work, they did a full inspection and let us know exactly what Client of the Month! Thank you for needed to be done. The entire staff was amazing and was so great about working within our budget. They gave us a loaner your support of our business and we car while the work was being done, which as a one car family, look forward to seeing you soon! was a huge relief. I felt like everyone went above and beyond to make sure we were fully taken care of. I can't recommend Du Fresne's enough - they are fantastic!” Alex & Michael Woodhart: “Personable, knowledgeable and This month’s fair. My son took his truck in for an unknown issue, one of those "it makes this ticking noise" kind of things. Instead of going to Client of the Month is costly repairs immediately when the true nature of the problem was not immediately apparent, they recommended a minimum treatment and to review the results. Sometime cars are as much Deborah Himes an art as science and I am pleased that they worked to help my son solve the problem.
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