OCTOBER NEWSLETTER
Good day fantastic Petty Motorworks customers.
Summer has come to an end and while it was not a very hot summer I am looking forward to the crisp fall weather. It has been a while since I put together a newsletter and I hope you all enjoy reading it.
“Love the trees until their leaves fall off, then encourage them to try again
next year.” – Chad Sugg
next year.” – Chad Sugg
Details below.
- Things about Petty Motorworks
- Fall Specials
- Local events for all ages
- Fun Facts
Petty Motorworks is passionate about the Automotive Industry
Click here to learn more about our industry involvement
Petty Motorworks Specials
NEARBY EVENTS - The Fall calendar is full
29th Annual Pine Barrens Jamboree
Napa Easy Pay Financing -
- Petty Motorworks has great financing available if needed. Check our the details below
- 6-12 month No Interest (if paid in full) financing is available for most repairs.
- CLICK HERE TO APPLY
- Petty Motorworks has great financing available if needed. Check our the details below
- 6-12 month No Interest (if paid in full) financing is available for most repairs.
- CLICK HERE TO APPLY
Historic Smithville Irish Festival
5th Annual Harvest Festival
Saturday October 21 and Sunday October 22 11-5
Little Egg Harbor Twp Sports Complex
1 Sports Complex Dr.
Little Egg Harbor, NJ
Did you know that Petty Motorworks Make Automotive Keys
Hoofy's Fall Fest
Operation Halloween - This is a great event right in Brookville
Sip in Autumn Wine Festival
LAURITA WINERY OCTOBERFEST
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Sentimental Cruisers & Barnegat Recreation Thank you veterans car and truck show
Awesome Autumn Campfire
2ND Annual OCVTS Foundation 5K Turkey Dash & 1 mile fun run/walk
“It’s a Jeep Thing” Food Truck Festival
Harvest Fest
Holiday Wonderland and Christmas Market
Albert Music Hall
- Albert Music Hall is located right here in Waretown and has long historic connection in NJ Pine Barrens
- They have live music almost every weekend and many special events throughout the year.
- Click here to views schedule
Free Digital Vehicle Health Report (VHR)
- We have been using a digital vehicle inspection system for over four years now, and our customers love it. Your VHR will be emailed and texted to you for review once completed. This is a great way for us to explain to you about your vehicle's service needs
- Our VHR include photographs and videos to help demonstrate issues without you ever coming in the shop
Napa Easy Pay Financing
- 6-12 month No Interest (if paid in full) financing is available for most repairs.
- CLICK HERE TO APPLY
Support our local businesses
Give your support to the local family-owned restaurants. Here is a list of local restaurants that offer takeout or delivery.- Kristy's Casual Dining - Pick-up, Inside and Outside Dining
- Oyster Creek Brewery - Pick-up, Delivery, Inside and Outside Seating
- Doyle's Pour House - Pick-up, Inside and Outside Dining
- Lunch Box on 9 - Pick-up, Delivery, and Inside Seating
Learn About Your Car
Napa Gold Certified Auto Care Center
I am proud to say that we were the first Napa Gold Certified Auto Care Center in New Jersey and that our work carries a 3 year 36,000 mile Nation Wide Warranty.Fun Facts
There are More Than 7,500 apple Varieties
There is an amazing amount of apple varieties that are grown around the
globe. According to The Best of Life there are 2,500 types grown in the US
and 7,500 types in total. Since apples are so good for you, you can choose
the one you like and make sure to eat one a day to keep the doctor away.
A Thanksgiving Mistake Led to TV Dinners
In 1953, a Swanson employee accidently ordered a huge amount of
Turkeys according to Smithsonian Magazine. They had 260 tons of frozen
birds left after Thanksgiving. But thanks to the vision of Swanson salesman
Gerry Thomas, he saved the day and started a new industry. He ordered
5,000 aluminum tins and filled them with turkey, cornbread dressing with
gravy, peas and sweet potatoes and sold the first TV dinners for 98 cents.
They were a huge success.
The First Macy’s Parade Didn’t Have Balloons
The first parade in 1924, didn’t have any of the high-flying balloons like
Snoopy that has been an all-time favorite. But they did have live monkeys,
elephants, camels, and bears borrowed from the Central Park zoo
according to How Stuff Works.
The Rockefeller Christmas tree started small
The first Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center looked more like Charlie
Brown's than the resplendent one today. The iconic tree dates back to
the Depression era. Construction workers first placed a small, undecorated tree
while working there in 1931. Two years later, another tree appeared in its
place, this time draped in lights. It just kept getting bigger every year.
Today, the majestic tree bears more than 25,000 twinkling lights and sees
millions of selfie-takers each season.
Astronauts broadcast "Jingle Bells" from space
Nine days before Christmas in 1965, astronauts Wally Schirra and Tom
Stafford aboard the Gemini 6 told Mission Control that they saw an
"unidentified flying object" about to enter Earth's atmosphere, traveling in the
polar orbit from north to south. Just as things got tense, they interrupted
the broadcast with “Jingle Bells,” as Wally played a small harmonica
accompanied by Tom shaking a handful of small sleigh bells.
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