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July - August 2007
Summer
is here and time to celebrate and invite family, friends and visitors to enjoy the many events, facilities and hospitality
our community provides. We are
also pleased that planning is in place to have Literacy New Brunswick offer programs at our Community Hall. A classroom and
equipment will be established to begin services in September. Information to
follow as plans develop. Anyone wishing to obtain their GED or parts needed of GED (High School equivalency) please contact the Our
community is also invited to participate in the World Acadian Congress planned for August 2009. The plan is to have all communities in the The
meeting will discuss what interest, opportunities and involvement you wish to participate in with this exposure to a world
congress. Thanks
for your continued community spirit. Colin Harding Chairperson Local Service District Sherry’s Active Shears Please
be advised, I will no longer be doing house calls as of June 2007 Business
Hours: Monday-
Closed Tuesday
9-5 Wednesday
9-5 Thursday
9-7 Friday
9-7 Saturday
9-2 Sunday
Closed Have
a Great Summer! 779-4542 Miramichi Volkswagen (506) 623-2886
or Toll Free 1-877-362-4800 E-mail miramichivw@nb.aibn.com Service Hours:
Mon-Fri Sales Hours:
Mon Contact our
sales/service people for all your Volkswagen Questions.. For those
of you who are interested Miramichi Volkswagen will be sponsoring Ladies night at the Tabusintac Golf Club August 8th….looking
forward to seeing you all….. Computer
Sales, Services, Training & Purchasing Advice 24/7 Network
& Telephone Cabling/era Jacks Available Reasonable
& Competitive Rates, No Minimum Charges, Seniors Welcome Repairs
on Location or Pick –Up/Drop off Service Todd
Norton, Email. /MSN- tsnorton10@hotmail.com ICQ:843630 Tabusintac
(506)779-8884 Victory Worship
Center Sunday Services – Wednesday Night Prayer and
Bible Study at
Our children’s
program is now on summer break. We look forward to seeing you all again in September. If you would like to enroll your child or would like more Information about the program please
call Karen Holmes at 779-6244. Gospel Music
Night Tabusintac Nursing Home Will be postponed until August Due to Holidays Keep
in mind our new cozy accommodations for family, friends, and recreational or business associates visiting our area or wishing
an escape weekend to enjoy the country space, scenery, hospitality and charm. Our
chalets are open year-round. Enjoy the famous Family
Package includes: 4nights
accommodation (Monday-Thursday) 4- Nine
hole golf passes 1 boat
tour pass - see seals and waterfowl 3-4 hrs Amazing
sunsets Cost:
$530. Plus tax Couples
package available
For Reservations –Please call
509 779-8222 OR
1-888-550-2425
Cancer Information and You! Anyone
or group that would like to have an information meeting on any type of cancer please contact Laurie at 779-1992 Thank you
for your support TABUSINTAC
RECREATION COUNCIL The Tabusintac Recreation Council would like to thank everyone who came out on Canada Day for some fun and games! We had a great time and we hope you did as well!!! So far, no ball tournaments have been scheduled for the ball season. If you are interested in having
a tournament, please feel free to call Lloyd Ross @ 776-9188 to book your
event. Also, we would like to start Thursday night ball once again, if there is interest. We will need
at least 20 to 25 people to pre-register
to play one game each Thursday night, weather permitting. This was
a very popular night at the ball field in the past and we hope it can become one again. Please call Tanya Comeau @ 779-8342
to register. A tentative start date for ball would be August 2nd. Dust
off your ball gloves and give us a call!! For Twin Grass Collector Fits all Lawn tractors with 38’
to 42’ decks for above manufactures never used. Huksee, Yard Machines, Yard Man If interested call 779-9236 or 779-8203 July Farmers Market
Every
Saturday SUN M T W T F Sat. 15 16 17 18 19 Sr Photo 2-4 20 21
Breakfast & Market Legion BBQ 2-4 22 23 24 25 26 Sr Photo 2-4 27 28 Breakfast &
Market 29 30 SUN M T W T F Sat. 1 2 Sr Photo 2-4 3 4 Breakfast & Market 5 Cemetery Service 6 LSD 7 8 9 Sr Photo 2-4 10 11 Breakfast & Market 12 13 14 15 16 Sr Photo 2-4 17 18 Breakfast & Market 19 20 21 22 23 Sr Photo 2-4 24 25 Breakfast & Market 26 27 28 29 30 Free Estimates. If
you require small plumbing or electrical repairs or installations Please call Jim @ (506) 776-4125 Tabusintac Legion #47 The legion would like to thank everyone for their support throughout the season The dart shoots have been a success. A special thank you to Gordon Simpson for
his hard work & commitment to the legion. The legion would also like to thank the fishermen and the buyers from the We will be having a Hamburger, Steak, Pork Rib BBQ on July 21st Everyone ,come out and have a good
time. For information call : Wilma 779-8124
or Sheila 779-4430 Notice On Department
of Environment in compliance with paragraph 5(1) and annex A of the Environmental Impact Assessment regulation. The
goal here is to obtain a peat harvesting license on the peat bog #514. This peat bog is located North of the Gaythorne community and between the Tracadie Military field on the North side and the route 460 on the South Side. The document can be consult at the three following places: Regional office of the Department of the Environment at The
Tabusintac Local Service District at 4504 Route 11, Tabusintac, N.B. The
Department of the Environment, Project Assessment Division at 20, All
commentaries should be sent directly to Luc Robichaud, Project leader, at the Coastal Zone Research Institute , 232B, Avenue de l”Eglise,
NB
E8S 1J2 or by email at lucr@umes.ca Commentaries should be received no later than Presbyterian ChurcSt. John’s Presbyterian Church Tabusintac N.B. E9H 1Y5 Minister:
Martyn Van Essen Minister:
779-1812 Worship Our worship is a heart-felt blend of traditional and contemporary elements. Preaching
is biblical, relevant and Christ-centered. We extend a hearty welcome to all
to join us for morning worship. Sunday, July 22 Dr. Dana Cummings preaching Sunday, July 29 Mr. Derek Carnahan preaching Sunday, August 5 Rev. Wendell England preaching Sunday August 12 11:00a.m Rev. Vernon Tozer preaching The Marriage Course We will be offering The Marriage Course again starting The
Marriage Course is for any couple who wants to build strong foundations for a healthy marriage that will last a lifetime. This seven-week series of videos is designed to stimulate growth in any marriage relationship. Imagine: good marriages can be even better, stale marriages can become fresh and alive,
troubled marriages can be healed and restored. But don’t just take our
word for it; come and see for yourself! You also find more information online
at www.themarriagecourse.ca. The privacy of each couple is carefully guarded, and there is no group sharing. To
register for the fall course, or for more information, call Martyn of Mary Van Essen at 779-1812. You can also register online at www.themarriagecourse.ca (follow the links). Women’s Prayer & Share Group Join us this fall every Wednesday at Bible Study Join us this fall on Thursdays at For more information about any of our programs, please call Martyn or Mary Van Essen at 779-1812. ST ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH REBUILDING YOUR LIFE: You’re going to face tragedies in life. What do you do when your world collapses?
Where do you turn when everything seems out of control and falling apart? When you have an accident and it throws every one
of your future plans out the window? Where do you go when you’ve just walked away from a freshly covered grave? Starting
CEMETERY SERVICE: Tabusintac Annual Cemetery Service will be held at the SERVICE TIMES: July 22: July 29: Aug. Aug. Aug. 19 Special
Cancer Society Campaign This
fall,in September and October 2007,the Tabusintac region will be visited
by your neighbors seeking donations for a particular fund-raising effort.The money collected on behalf of
The Canadian Cancer Society will go toward
assisting families in our area with expenses associated with cancer treatments. To accomplish
this important endeavor, volunteers are needed; an example of an area
to cover would be to accept your names--the more the better!--and I can then pass out the kits you
will need(reciept books, etc.). Please
look for more information on this campaign,which is also being organized
for the Tracadie, Brantville, Neguac and Lagaceville areas. I will
be posting notices in the community where possible, as well as in the Church Bulletins, with updates in The Tabby Tattler as needed. Please
help us make this campaign a success! To reach
William Blake,call:779-1995 Thank You Rachel Breau C.B. Farms Strawberry
time is here. Open : Monday-Saturday from
Closed: Sundays Call
for field conditions 779-4497 Get your free coupon worth $2. off a
purchase of $10 or more at This is the simplest strawberry smoothie
recipe I use. It takes less than 5 minutes to create a wonderful smoothie dessert for your guests. The basic recipe is for 4 servings,
just double or split in half to get either two or 8 servings of this delightful stawberry smoothie. Ingredients: - 2 cups milk Directions: Pour all ingredients in blender except
the sugar. When the smoothie is smooth, (I like that expression!) taste it and add sugar according to your taste. Pour into
glasses and serve immediately. If you don't have lemon juice, don't
despair. The strawberry smoothie will taste exceptionally even without it. Sugar? The sugar is always a point of discussion:
With sugar or without? If yes, how much? Tip: It's always better to have too
little sugar than too much. This way your guests can add sugar if they want to. 4504A Route 11 E9H 1J4 (506) 779-1185 tabusintacwatershed@nb.aibn.com Hello to All! Hope everyone is getting
out and enjoying the nice days that we do have or in between all the rain showers we have been receiving. Remember that within our watershed that there are a lot of activities that we do from exploring our biota
to enjoying a picnic along our rivers or many tributaries. Once again this year
we will be doing our Community Aquatic Monitoring Program (CAMP) and would appreciate any volunteers. If anyone is interested in attending or to receive more information about the program you may call 779-1185
or drop in at the TWA office. Our next sampling date is The CAMP program is
conducted in partnership with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO). The guiding principle of CAMP is to involve community
groups, such as the TWA, in monitoring the health of local estuaries within the southern Billie-Joe Fowler Environmental Technologist St. George Parish Church St.
George Parish Covedell will be celebrating their 100th Anniversary on the long weekend of August in 2008. Please tell all your friends and relatives from
away so they can plan to attend this special event! We
would also like to thank everyone who came out to support our breakfast. It
was a great success! A
little Humor KNOCK ON WOOD Three sisters ages 72, 74, and
76 live in a house together. One night the 76 year old draws a bath. She
puts her foot in and pauses. She yells down the stairs "was
I getting in or out of the bath?". the
stairs or down?" She
shakes her head and says "I sure hope I never get that forgetful." help
both of you as soon as I see who's at the door". Tabusintac Centennial Memorial Library and Museum The
committee wish to thank everyone who supported us at our Annual Strawberry Tea on July 12. Funds raised go towards the ongoing
maintenance of the building. We are in the process of installing new flooring in the museum and upgrading some of the
lighting. We encourage
all community residents to visit the museum and have a look around. You might be surprised at what you will find there. The
committee will be at the Tabusintac Country Market on July 28 serving up plain or blueberry pancakes and sausage. We hope
to see you there. TCDCI 3RD
ANNUAL OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT 4-PERSON
BEST BALL FORMAT GREAT
PRIZES************* LOTS OF FUN Place: Tabusintac Regional
Golf & Country Club Date:
Tee
Off:
Cost:
$120/team Food: BBQ ENTER
YOUR TEAM TODAY!!!!!! Contact:
To register your team or reserve a golf cart please call the Tabusintac Golf Course at 779-4653. Tabusintac
Country Market For many community residents and visitors, Saturday mornings are not the
same without a visit to the Tabusintac Country Market. Whether it is to have breakfast prepared by a community organization or to
shop at the Market, or both, many are enjoying the atmosphere and the social aspect of the event. The hours of operation are Other vendors continue to market their products and there really is something
for everyone. The regular Country Market vendors include: • L & M Apron Strings & Fudgey Things • Calma’s Bread and Bags • Goulette’s Woodworking and Crocheting • The Pie Lady
• Unique Hand-Crafted Jewelry If interested in becoming a vendor please contact market manager Gail Savoy 779-8045 If interested in renting a table please contact : Angele Palmer 779-4734 • Holmes Made Baked Goods & Crafts • Arlene’s Baking • Patti’s Crafts • Martyn’s VanEssen Photography · Special Touch Creations Breakfasts
over the next few months will be served by the following non-profit community organizations: July 21 - Tabusintac Community Development Corporation Inc. – Jack and Jill (bacon, sausage, hash browns and eggs) July 28 - Tabusintac Library & Museum Committee – Pancakes and sausage
Aug. 4 - Tabusintac Community Development Corporation Inc. – Jack and Jill (bacon, sausage, hash browns and eggs) Aug. 11 - Aug. 18 - Tabusintac Community Development Corporation Inc. – Jack and Jill (bacon, sausage, eggs and hash brown) Aug. 25 - Tabusintac Legion Branch 47 - Ham and eggs Sept. 1 - Tabusintac Community Development Corporation Inc. – Jack and Jill (bacon, sausage, hash brown, and eggs) Sept. 8 – Tabusintac Library & Museum – Pancakes and sausage Sept. 15 - Tabusintac Community Development Corporation Inc. - Jack and Jill (bacon,
sausage, hash brown, and eggs) Sept. 22 – St. Andrew’s United Church - Scrambled eggs and ham Sept. 29 - Tabusintac Community Development Corporation Inc. - Jack and Jill (bacon,
sausage, hash brown, and eggs) Oct. 6 – Come and support a local organization raising
funds for numerous causes within our community. See
You At The Market! NATURAL
RESOURCES……………………………………...394-3636 NEGUAC
FIRE DEPT………………………………………………..911 REGIONAL
7 HOSPITAL……………………………………..623-3000 Information
concerning Community Hall i.e. Rentals, etc, call David
MacWilliam @779-8249 or at home 779-9207. Street
Light Not Working: Phone
779-8249 with the following information: Anyone
wishing to put information in the monthly Tabby Tattler please forward all information to the Tabusintac Access Center phone
779-4103or fax 779-8891 or email tabcac@nb.aibn.com by the 13th of every month. Or drop
into the The
Tabby Tattler can be viewed on line at www.tabusintac.ca Visit the website and enjoy the many items posted.
Let your friends &
relatives from away know that Tabusintac is on the web! We will
also be more than pleased to put in special occasions such as birthdays anniversaries. Remember this is your community newsletter so your input is more
than welcome! A
Special thank you to Stephanie Robertson for helping to print off the
Tattler ! Quotation Yesterday
is History Tomorrow
is a Promise Today
is a Gift That’s
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