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October - November So far, we’ve had a wonderful fall, and hopefully it will continue to be nice! The docks at the marina will be removed on October 20th, so anyone with
boats there is asked to remove them before this time. The TCDCI is having its Fall Harvest Supper on October 27th from Community Hall. This year’s menu
will be Ham and Scallop potatoes with Apple Crisp for dessert. The cost is $8/person,
$4/child, and $20/family of four or more. We hope everyone will come out, enjoy the dinner, and meet friends. The TCDCI is recruiting new directors. For
more information, call Colin Harding at 779-8249. LSD and TCDCI meetings will be going back to the regular time. TCDCI will be the 1st Tuesday of the month and the LSD, the second Tuesday. Everyone is welcome. 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
Sherry 779-4542
Miramichi Volkswagen Phone: (506) 623-2886
Service Hours: Mon-Fri Sales Hours: Mon Contact our sales/service people
for all your Volkswagen Needs. E-mail: miramichi@nb.aibn.com Also come on in and try our starting at $15,300.00. We also have all makes and models of cars/trucks.....Do
not hesitate to call...if we do not have what you are looking
for WE WILL GET IT.... 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
Saturday………….10 - (Thursday
from We are proud to be partnering with
MVHS in hosting Financing your Post Secondary workshop on November 5th at
MVHS. This is an informative workshop on financing your education. Grade 11 and 12 students are urged to attend. The center
will be offering free assistance to students
and parents in researching scholarships. It will soon be time to put our photo
history book to print. The final date for submissions will be November 15th. Anyone wanting a visit at home or would like me to pick up pictures and return
them please call April 779-4103. (Remember we don’t keep pictures,
just make copies of them) Please come and join us for our delicious
French toast and fruit breakfast on Saturday Oct. 20th. Please note in the Calendar the special
information sessions we will be putting on. $2.00 per person, which also gives
you a free coffee! J Opening Celebration A celebration of our merge with literacy
N.B. will be held November 14th and we Will be called CALnet, which
is short for Community Adult Learning Network. Please come out and see what we are
all about! We will have refreshments and guest speakers You are always welcome to come and
learn in a relaxing atmosphere at your own pace here at CALnet! .For more information contact April Vye ( 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 An information session will be held on October
30th from Redbank Medical Centre. Everyone welcome! 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 Craft Pot Luck Seniors’
Tea October 25th from ST ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH St. Andrew’s UCW will be held on October
17 @ St. Andrew’s Choir Practice will be held on October 18, at NIGHT OF MUSIC: St. Andrew’s will be having a Hymn Sing on November 04, 2007 at 7:00 pm in celebration, dedication,
and to officially break in their new hymnbook, the Celebration Hymnal. SPECIAL NOTICE – Operation Christmas
Child is now underway. Anyone wishing to take and fill a Christmas box (or boxes)
will find them at the back of the church. These are to be in by MIRACLES OF CHRISTMAS BIBLE STUDY -- What was the virgin birth? Who were
the three wise men? What really was that shining star of THE GIFT GOES ON!! -- Join us here at St. Andrew's St Andrew’s Sunday School is held at SERVICE TIMES: Oct 21
Oct 28
Nov Nov 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 A relaxing game of golf at the neighboring
course and a boat tour will complete your experience. 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
Free Estimates. If you require
small plumbing or electrical repairs or installations Please call Jim
@ (506) 776-9220 Legion Remembrance Day Service November
11th Crib every Sunday at Lions Club Douglastown Will have a donation
box for used eye glasses downstairs at the community. Please donate to help developing countries Tabusintac Country Market Autumn is here, the gardens have
been harvested, and vendors are sharing their bounty with pickles
and jams. Things are slowing down a bit at the Country Market as our summer
residents and visitors have headed back to their winter homes, but the Country
Market vendors and the breakfast crews are committed to sticking it
out until Dec. 15. That will be our last Saturday at the Country Market until June
2008. We continue to be at the Market
at the Community Hall each Saturday from meeting your friends and neighbors,
and having a chat. We have had visits from many out-of-towners who
have heard about the great breakfasts and vendors by word of mouth from
others. The Tabusintac Country Market
Vendors include: • CB Farms • L & M Apron Strings
& Fudgey Things • Calma’s Bread and
Bags • Goulette’s Woodworking
and Crocheting • The Pie Lady • Sarah's Unique Hand-Crafted
Jewelry • Dannic Organique • Arlene’s Baking
• Patti’s Crafts
• Martyn Van Essen’s
Photography (Returning Nov. 10) • Special Touch Creations
(Returning Nov. 10) If interested in becoming a vendor, please contact market manger Gail Savoy: 779-8045 If interested in renting a table, please call Angele Palmer: 779-4734 Breakfasts over the next few
months will be served by the following non-profit community organizations: Oct. 20 - Oct. 27 - Tabusintac Centennial Memorial Library
& Museum - Pancakes and sausage.
Nov. 3 - Tabusintac Community Development
Corporation Inc. - Jack and Jill
(bacon, sausage, hash browns, eggs, and toast). Nov. 10 - Tabusintac Community Development
Corporation Inc. - Jack and Jill (bacon, sausage, hash browns, eggs, and toast). Nov.
17 - Tabusintac Legion Branch 47 - Ham and eggs Nov. 24 - Tabusintac Community Development
Corporation Inc. - Jack and Jill (bacon, sausage, hash browns, eggs, and toast). Dec. 1 - BREAKFAST WITH SANTA - Scrambled
eggs and ham Dec. 8 - Tabusintac Community Development
Corporation Inc. - Jack and Jill (bacon, sausage, hash browns, eggs, and toast). Dec. 15 - Tabusintac Community Development
Corporation Inc. - Jack and Jill (bacon, sausage, hash browns, eggs, and toast). Come and support a local organization raising
funds for numerous causes within our community.
See You At The Market! Tabusintac Women’s Institute We
will be meeting at Seniors’
complex. Attention Quilters The
Common Threads Quilting Group will be meeting at Tabusintac
Community Hall on October 15th and will continue meeting on
the first and third Monday of the month. We
welcome both experienced quilters and those interested in learning this
craft. There is no registration fee but $2.00 is collected each evening you
attend. The group meets on the first and third Monday of each month. For
further information contact Kay Grant 779-8229
Babysitter · Available evenings and weekends · I am 17, reliable, punctual, and hard-working. · Please phone 776-1094 and ask for Erica Hartley. Tabusintac
Centennial Memorial Library & Museum Mark your calendars. The Library
& Museum committee will host its annual Victorian Supper on December
8 from Come and enjoy a supper of vegetables and a dessert of chocolate
or ginger cake with whipped cream. Join us for a delicious
meal in a Victorian Christmas setting. We look forward to seeing you
there. Pumpkin Pie
INGREDIENTS · 4 cups fresh pumpkin, cooked and mashed · 1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk · 2 eggs · 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon · 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger · 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg · 1/2 teaspoon salt · 1 (9 inch) deep dish pie crust DIRECTIONS Preheat oven to 425 degrees
F (220 degrees C.) In a large bowl, combine
pumpkin puree, sweetened condensed milk and eggs. Season with cinnamon, ginger,
nutmeg and salt. Mix together with a wire
whisk until thoroughly blended. Pour filling into pie crust.
Bake in preheated oven
for 15 minutes. Reduce the heat to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) and bake
another 35 to 40 minutes or until a knife inserted comes out clean Learn
to Chord with the Hartley Piano Chording Course (c) 1992 Learn
to read music and play piano by note Learn
to Sing using Contemporary and Conservatory technique Learn
how musicians seem to just hear and play songs at random Saturdays
at Mrs.
Krista Hartley, A.R.C.T. Call
776-1094 to book your weekly 1/2 hr or hourly session SMALL
BUSINESS 2ND ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY We are in the process of organizing
the 2nd annual small business Christmas party for It was a great success last year,
and good times were had by all. Chez Raymond’s will be catering and Don, Not sure if you qualify to attend?
Call us!! For more information or to purchase tickets, contact: Sherry Harding @ 779-4542
or Tanya Comeau @ 779-8342. Deadline to call: We look forward to hearing from
you! Special
Canadian Cancer Society Campaign The special campaign will soon
begin for September/ October. As we mentioned in the summer
Tabby Tattler, volunteers are needed to go door-to-door and collect
funds for this worthy cause. The money will go toward assisting families
who have expenses relating to cancer treatments. All persons interested in volunteering can call William (Billy) Blake at 779-1995 and give him their name and number. Thank you, Rachel Breau Birthday Greeting "We would like
to wish our aunt May MacEachern a very Happy 84th Birthday on November
14th. She is very special to us, and we wish her good health
and many, many years to come. Love Sandra Barbara Chyanne and family. Nellie’s Thanks To all who visited me on my 101st
birthday: I say thank you for being so kind. As I thought of so many coming, I thought of when I walked along the beach,
and said the white sand was like many bright, shiny gems. I thought of all you people like the shining, little gems in the sand, taking your
busy time out to visit me. It was really appreciated by me. Thank you for the phone calls, flowers, gifts, and cards. God bless you all. Nellie P.S.
A special thank you also to the Local Service District for the beautiful
roses. Thoughtfulness is deeply appreciated Evelyn
and Wilmot Harding’s Thanks Evelyn and Wilmot Harding wish to thank all
who attended their surprise 50th anniversary party and all
those who gave cards & gifts. A
Special Anniversary Happy 50th Anniversary to June
and Laurie Butler. Annie’s Country Store Another summer has come and gone. The leaves having changed
color, make for a spectacular view.
Tabusintac is such a beautiful place to be year-round. We regret to inform everyone that Annie’s Country Store
will be closing in a few weeks for the winter. We will reopen the store in the
spring. The good news is, we have a lot of items marked down, and there
are more to come. We still have a large selection of chocolate bars
selling 2/$1.50; you will find lots of candy, excellent for Halloween. In our Scrapbook section, we have a lot of the scrapbook materials on sale. For example, Bazzill cardstock is now 50cents, and most of the patterned paper has
been reduced to .75, .50 and .25 cents. There are many items marked
down as well. We may open the store before Christmas with a gift shop. You
will be able to purchase jewellery, crafts, new scrapbook supplies, and other
gift items. Please keep an eye on the Tabby Tattler for upcoming information.
We will post an opening sign in front of the store as well. We would sincerely like to thank all our customers for their
loyal support over the years. You have truly made Annie’s Country Store
a great place to be. Thank you so much. John and Annie Jokes
Thank you to all who participated in the volunteer birding event held last Saturday in
Tabusintac. It was a great success! Despite dire weather predictions the sky was clear at dawn on the 12 birders spread out around the estuary and river where they counted 37 different species
and a total of 1310 individual birds!!! I will be sending a complete list of observations to the participants.
If anyone else would like to receive this, let me know and I'll add you to the e-mail list. Thanks also to those who helped organize, and to the Tabusintac Community Development
Corporation for being wonderful hosts. I hope I'll see you all again next year for a "second annual" Tabusintac Migratory
Bird Survey. This was the first of 3 volunteer events I'm coordinating on our nature preserves this
fall with financial support form the NB Wildlife Trust Fund. Other events will take place September 29th at Barachois
(near Shediac) and October 13th in Paula Noel Special Fall Special Pick-Up Two
hunters from Courtesy of Nancy Easter. This is from a radio program, a true report
of an incident in A guy buys a brand new Lincoln
Navigator for $42,500 and has $560 monthly payments. He and
a friend go duck hunting in winter, and of course all the lakes are frozen.
The pair go out on the lake with their guns, a dog, and of course the new vehicle.
They drive out onto the ice and get ready. Now, they want to make
some kind of a natural landing area for the ducks, something for the decoys to float on. In order to make a hole large enough
to look like something a wandering duck would fly down and land on, it is going to take a little more effort than an ice hole
drill. So, out of the back of the new Navigator comes a stick of dynamite with
a short, 40-second fuse. These two “Rocket Scientists” do take into consideration
that they want to place the stick of dynamite on the ice at a location far from where they are standing (and the new Navigator) because
they don't want to take the risk of slipping on the ice when they run from the burning fuse and possibly go up in smoke with
the resulting blast. They light the 40-second fuse and throw the dynamite. Remember a couple of
paragraphs back when I mentioned the vehicle, the guns and the dog? Let's talk
about the dog: a highly trained Black Lab used for RETRIEVING, especially things thrown by the owner. You guessed it, the
dog takes off at a high rate of doggy speed on the ice and captures the stick of dynamite with the burning 40-secondfuse about
the time it hits the ice. The two men yell, scream, wave their arms, and wonder what to do. The dog, cheered on, keeps coming.
One of the guys grabs the shotgun and shoots the dog. The shotgun is loaded with #8 buckshot, which is hardly big enough to
stop a Black Lab. The dog stops for a moment, slightly confused, but continues on. Another shot and this time the dog, still
standing, becomes really confused and terrified, thinking these two geniuses have gone insane. The dog takes off to find
cover, under the brand new Navigator. The men continue to yell as they
run. The exhaust pipe on the truck is still hot, so the dog yelps and drops
the dynamite under the truck, and takes off after his master. Then --BOOM--
the truck is blown to bits and sinks to the bottom of the lake in a very large
hole, leaving the two idiots standing there with "I can't believe this happened"
looks on their faces. The insurance company says that “sinking
a vehicle into a lake through illegal use of explosives” is not covered. He still had yet
to make the first of those monthly $560 payments! And you thought your day was not going
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BIBLE
PUZZLE Adam, God made out of dust, but
thought it best to make me first. So I was made before a man, to
answer God’s most holy plan. A living being, I became, and
Adam gave to me my name. I from his presence then withdrew,
and more of Adam never knew. I did my maker’s law obey,
nor never went from it astray. Thousands of miles I go each
year, but seldom on the earth appear. A soul then from me God did claim,
and took from me the soul again. So when from me the soul had
fled, I was the same as when first made. And without hands, or feet, or
soul, I travel on from pole to pole. I labor hard by day and night;
to fallen man I have great might. Thousands of people young and
old will by my death great light behold. No right or wrong can I conceive;
the scriptures I cannot believe. Although my name therein is found,
they are to me an empty sound. No fear of death doth trouble
me, real happiness I’ll never see. To heaven I shall never go, nor
ever enter hell below. Now when these lines you slowly
read, go search your Bible with all speed. For my name is written there,
I do most honestly declare. Answer: The fish that was
prepared to swallow Jonah. It is called a whale in
Presbyterian Church 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, October 14 Coffee fellowship after the service Sunday, October 21 Adult Bible Class at Sunday, October 28 Coffee fellowship after the service Sunday, November 4 Adult Bible Class at Sunday, November 11 Coffee fellowship after the service The Marriage Course ·
You’re invited to join us for a potluck supper November
17 at ·
For more information on The Marriage Course please go to www.themarriagecourse.ca. ·
The privacy of each couple is carefully guarded, and there
is no group sharing. Women’s Prayer & Share Group
·
We’re be looking at Joanna Weaver’s book, Having a Mary Spirit. ·
Wednesdays at ·
Join us for prayer and fellowship, and be changed from the inside out! Bible Study ·
Join us Thursdays at For more information about any of our programs, please call Martyn or Mary Van Essen at 779-1812. CALnet Tabusintac CALP classes are presently
in operation at the Do you want to get your GED but
are not sure how; we may be able to help you. Why not consider attending the free classes offered by The Miramichi Adult Learning
Inc. at the Statistics show that 80% of CALP
students pass the standardized tests they write. You may be closer to passing
the GED High School Equivalency Test than you think. You may be surprised at how much knowledge you have gained since you
left High School. The official practice test will help indicate how close you are to passing the GED Test If the test indicates
that you need a little refreshing; we help you with those areas of difficulty. If you would like to find out
how close you are, why not come to the Center on October 30 at The GED test is a series of tests
in the core high school curriculum areas of writing, social studies, science, reading and mathematics. The test measures important
knowledge and skills usually acquired during a regular high school program of study. Tests are made up of multiple-choice
questions testing your ability to understand and apply information; evaluate, analyze and draw conclusions. The writing test
has an essay component. You must successfully complete
all five tests to obtain a pass standing and be awarded a diploma. For further information, please
contact Kathleen Murray at 779-4103. 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: Pole number & street address
for the nearest dwelling Local Service email tablocser@nb.aibn.com Anyone wishing to put information in the monthly
Tabby Tattler please forward all information to the fax 779-8891, email tabcac@nb.aibn.com, or drop into the upstairs at the community hall by the 13th of every month. The Tabby Tattler can be viewed on
line at www.tabusintac.ca Visit
the website and enjoy the many items posted. Remember this is your community newsletter. Your input is more than welcome. Especially any special occasions! Looking for volunteers to fold the Tabby! Call 779-4103 |
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