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ging0 License #P990057 92 Lodge St., Waterloo 884â€"3415 4. °: BEta _ 3. Stres ~C: & * ~C ~« Sfi an. ill‘fiéo A WEE pI eos ~ste0 .â€" Beetile Bonus he y Z? BUB & ROLL 3 pm Session Fri.,Sat. & Sun. only 12:00 pm, 6:45 pm & 10 pm Please Join Us! Sessions daily OPEN 7 DAYS Prize Board Nostalgia at jukebox heaven ven _ after _ touring Earuund the Rio Grande Valley for over two months, we still stumbled upon interesting, outâ€"ofâ€" theâ€"way jewels. Take Smitty‘s Jukebox Museum, for example. It is a part of Smitty‘s Music and Amusement on State Street, Pharr, across the street from two railway cars decorated with _ graffiti, and going nowhere on tracks that haven‘t been used for years. Smitty‘s dusty front winâ€" dows are filled with old phonographs, cigarette machines and jukeboxes that haven‘t yet experienced his rejuvenating touch. Inside, past the guest book, the room is crammed with gems from the past. A 1942 Wurlitzer is playing a scratchy, muffled version of "Sentimental Journey" on a 78, while deer and fruit etched on the glass front panels change color with the music. ’Beta!sfé; POLS inc. Flower & Gift Snol; Next Week Is teas SECRETARY‘S WEEK! 3 April 23rd â€" 27th Cany Miler __ APPRECIATION BOUQUET A loose bouquet of cut flowers wrapped in celo Assorted colours "FOR ALL YOU DO" BOUQUET "THANK YOU" Mixed Planter A long lasting assortment of plants to show your appreciation ROSES Everything, _ from _ a Fresh arrangement of flowers â€" ideal sizes for any desk patented 1898 windâ€"up Edison Victrola to the most modern compact disc player that has over 10,000 bits of memory, is in excellent conâ€" dition and ready to play. Over 50 different jukeboxes 1 4°5, $1 595 Smitty‘s son Junior took a quarter out of the front pocket of his tight, perfectly fitting, pressed jeans that snuggled down over his cowâ€" boy boots, and slipped it into the slot of a 1929 Electramuse. We stood and smiled to "South of the Border" sung by a voice that sounded a lot like Gene Autry. Just stepping into the room makes a baby boomer feel good. line the walls and the bal cony overhead. Junior‘s mother remâ€" ained behind the office winâ€" dow, barely visible through all the newspaper clippings, photos and letters describâ€" ing _ her _ lateâ€"husband Smitty‘s collection, his love of music and his charitable work in the town of Pharr. Jukeboxâ€"florescent lime and orange are predomiâ€" nant shades at Smitty‘s. It‘s a strange â€" combination â€" of colours, but it delights the senses, just like the lime and carrot in this soup. Stir and cook margarine. minced ginger, minced garâ€" lic and chopped onion for two minutes in a medium saucepan over medium heat. Add egg noodles, sliced baby carrots, chicken broth and fresh lime juice. Cook for 15 to 20 minutes or untit carrots and noodles are tender. Stit occasional‘s Turn heat to low and slowly stir in skim milk. Stir for one minute to heat through and serve. Organized by _ the Waterloo Region Healthy Communities GoodIdeas group, the event will feature guest speaker Lynn Simons, a senior policy analyst with the Region of Waterloo Simons has been involved with healthy communities for a number of years. For _ more information call the Social Planning Council of Kitchener at 579â€" 3800 Community group hosts ‘brown bag‘ lunch series Do you have a vision for your community? Join with others to move bevond vision to action with the 2001 Healthy Communities Brown Bag lunch series May 3 at the Albert McCormick Community Centre LIME AND CARROT SOUP (Makes 2 servings) The series will run from noon to 2 p.m. 1 tablespoon margarine 1 teaspoon minced ginger root 2 garlic cloves, minced 1/2 cup chopped onion 1 cup uncooked egg noodles 1 1/2 cups sliced baby carrots 2 cups chicken broth 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice 1 cup skim milk