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January - February 2008 Tattler
This year there will be a charge for commercial ads as the cost of paper and ink keeps getting expensive the charge
will be 5.00 /ad We are looking forward to a busy year with the Country
market and the
breakfast starting in May The TCDCI will
be having their Roast pork dinner in March and there will be a Golf Tournament in July. Hope to see you there.
The marina will open up in May
depending on the weather we hope to start our lighthouse and trail system this
year Colin
Harding Tabusintac CALnet
Saturday………….10
- (Thursday
from Literacy class Hours The GED diploma is concrete proof you have the
skills required for a
Post Secondary Education/Training. Whether you plan to obtain
a diploma or simply upgrade your education Level by level, you can
do it on your own time and speed. A teacher will
be present to help the comprehension of every module. For more information on how we can meet your needs and get you started call
779-4103 The Tabusintac Photo History Capture Book is very near completion, so we will be taking orders. Also we will still be having our
Photo time from 2-4 every Thursday other than the Senior
Tea. Come and enjoy the fun. Thursday February 14th
will be downstairs Courses: Basic
Computers $25 or $20 For seniors Intro
net
$25 or $20 For seniors Looking
for Employee for 30 hours per week. Employee must be. Be between the ages of 15-30. Be a student or tending
to return to school full-time after the internship, or be a high school graduate with some post-secondary education. Priority will be given to first
time applicants to the CAP YI Program. Starting
immediately until March 31st For more information contact April Vye or Kathleen Murray @ 779-4103 Recipe(s) of the Month Chicken
Easy
Prep Time: 5 min | Ready In: 1 h 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (1 lb.) 2 cups baby carrots 1 can (398mL) whole berry cranberry sauce 1/4 cup Kraft Zesty Italian Dressing 1 box (120 g) Stove Top Stuffing Mix for Chicken dish. Mix cranberry sauce
and dressing, spoon over chicken and carrots. PREPARE stuffing mix as directed on package using 1 cup water. Spoon over cranberry mixture. BAKE 50 to 55 min. Makes: 4 servings Company
French Toast ½ cup
of margarine 1 cup
brown sugar 1 tsp
cinnamon Bread
slices 6 eggs 1 ½
cups milk Dash
of salt Melt margarine in 9 x 14
inch pan, add brown sugar and cinnamon. Mix well. Cover with 2 layers of bread slices. Beat eggs and milk; add salt. Pour
over bread slices. Cover and let it stand in the fridge over night. Uncover and bake at 300 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes
or longer Jokes Hard of Hearing a gorgeous young lady on his arm. "You're really doing great, aren't you?" and be cheerful.'" and be careful." Old
Wisdom the large pond in the back that he had fixed up years earlier with picnic tables, horseshoe courts, and benches. So one evening he decided to go down and see how things were holding up. Much to his surprise, he heard voices shouting and laughing with glee. As he came closer he saw it was a group of young women skinny dipping in his pond. end.
One of the women shouted to him, "We're not coming out until you leave." or make you get out of the pond naked. I only came down to feed the alligator." Moral:
Old age and treachery will always triumph over youth and skill. Signs
On a Plumber's truck: "We repair what your husband fixed." "If we see smoke, we will assume you are on fire and take appropriate action."
Naming patterns rule
or written in stone) beginning in the 18th century: well into the 19th century, although there were often deviations, for example if father's father & father's oldest brother had the same name, there would be another name chosen for the 4th son, etc. Also there might
have been name omissions if either parent just didn't like one of the names they should have traditionally chosen, or if there was a family rift or quarrel with the person they should traditionally have named a child Memories of Tabusintac in the 1950’s & 60’s Climbing trees and hanging upside down on the branches Sliding of the roof of a house or barn until
we got caught! Building Snow forts when the snow was “pack;y” Teenage hangout at “Ham’s” The ice water chest filled coka cola chest. Raymond’s “Restaurant in Neguac.
Booths, The Jukebox, 57 Chevys. Wings on cars. Brylcream Large bag of peppermints for 5 cents at Marquis’ store Beach in summer and digging for clams by hand. “Clam cuts” Smell of rotting bait at the wharf, Flies buzzing around The feel of mud between our toes Watching Fishermen’s nets stretched high between poles to dry Weeding and watching the garden grow Eating peas fresh out of the pods still warm from the sun. Harvest time, Helping dig potatoes and bringing in the crops The smell of pickles and chow being cooked To be continued next month. Thanks to Nancy Avery, Easter for these great
memories
Tabusintac Rec- Council The
week of February 17th is a tentative time for The
Tabusintac Winter Carnival
Lions
Club Douglastown Will have a donation
box for used eye glasses downstairs at the community. Please donate to help
developing countries. Home,
farm, commercial and Auto. We have the insurance coverage that best serves
your needs…and we’re not just saying that. You, our policyholders, are our
owners, too. Our
goal, at Stanley Mutual, is to lower premiums. Our profits are applied to reduce
the cost of customer premiums, that’s what differentiates us from other insurance companies. We are
your friends and neighbors, and we share the same deep and abiding care
and appreciation for our communities, our homes and neighbors- our customers. It makes
a difference when you deal with people you know, trust and respect. Call
your agent and experience the difference…the feeling is Mutual! Angele
Palmer: Agent. Telephone:
776-1151 Email : angelep@nbnet.nb.ca Tabusintac Nursing Home A
rally is available for $20. You can pick it up at the kitchen Office Due
Date is February 29th Music Bill
Mullin will be at the Community Hall on February 1st at Admission
$6.00 each Available for Small Jobs
MUSIC LESSONS 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 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 Free Estimates. If
you require small plumbing or electrical repairs or installations Please
call Jim @ (506) 776-9220
Babysitter · Available evenings and weekends · I am 17, reliable, punctual, and hard-working. · Please phone 776-1094 and ask for Erica Hartley. Tabusintac Country
Market On behalf of the vendors, breakfast groups, and
board of the Tabusintac Country Market, I want to thank everyone for their
support for the 2007 season. The tentative date for the market to open for the
2008 season is Saturday,
June 7. Again thank you to all the customers. We'll see
you at the market soon. Gail Savoy TCM manager Tabusintac Library
and Museum The committee of the Tabusintac Library and Museum
thank everyone who attended our annual Victorian Supper on Dec. 8. Your continued support assists us in keeping this
facility open and the history of our community alive. Gail Savoy President Tabusintac Community
Center Inc. As many community members are aware, Tabusintac
was not in the Capital Budget list with the Department of
Education to have the school/community center built. While disappointed, TCCI is still strongly committed to continuing to have this project built. A meeting has been held with MLA Carmel Robichaud
and committee members will travel to minister Kelly Lamrock. The annual meeting for TCCI will be held in early March.
We thank the community for its continued support
with the project.
We all have to work together to ensure that we will have a new school and community center
built for the entire communities enjoyment and use. TCCI Common Threads Quilting Group The
Common Threads Quilters meet on the first and third Monday of each month
at the Community Hall at at There is no registration fee but $2.00 is collected each evening you attend Again,
anyone is welcome to join us. For further information contact Kay Grant 779-8229
Legion Smelt
Fry January 19th Breakfast
February 3rd Dart
Meat Shoot January 26th
& February 9th
Crib
January 27th
Tabusintac Women’s Institute Will
meet Tuesday February 12th at Citizen
Complex Paulour Sherry’s
Active Shears Business Hours: 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. ……Service…….
Paul Nowlan or Claude Savoie Sales…Joseph Coughlan or Vernand Robichaud E-mail:
miramichivw@nb.aibn.com Myself(Lenore
Godin) and my husband(Andre Godin) would like to wish
one and all a very Happy New year….. All the best to you and yours
for 2008… I
invited you to drop by and check out our new redesigned City models…..Great
looking Car…Priced right… Unbelievable price … Local Computer & Technical Services:
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 Servic Todd
Norton, Email. /MSN- tsnorton10@hotmail.com ICQ: 843630 Tabusintac
(506)779-8884 ST. ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH
St Andrew's
Sunday School is held at SERVICE
TIMES: Jan 20 Jan
27 Feb
Feb
Feb
17 Thank You The
family of the late Donnie Acker would like to say thank-you for all your support through all their troubled times.
Victory Worship Centre 4616 route 11 Tabusintac, NB E9H 1J5 Church Office – 779-4We invite you to join
with us for worship. Sunday
Services Pastor Holmes is currently doing a series of messages on: True Happiness – Living Right Side Up In An Upside Down World. Wednesday
Night is Family Night Adult Bible Study and Prayer at We
invite you to join us for this mid week boost to your spirit and nourishment for your soul! Bible Study and Prayer & Gospel Music Night 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 every Sunday. The Marriage Course · You’re
invited to join us for a potluck supper this Saturday, 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
using 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 · We’re
studying the book of James. For more information
about any of our programs, please
call Martyn or Mary Van Essen at 779-1812. Calendar
January 2008 Sun M T W T F Sat. 14 15 16 17 18 19 Legion Smelt Fry 4-6 20 21 22 23 24 Senior Photo 25 26 Darts Legion 27 Legion Crib 28 29 30 31 Senior Tea February 2008 Sun. M T W T F Sat. 1 Bill Mullin 2 3 Legion Breakfast 4 5 6 7 Senior Photo 8 9 Darts Legion 10 11 12 WI 13 14 Senior Photo Down Stairs 15 16 17 Carnival Week Tentative 18 19 20 21 Senior Photo 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Senior Photo 29 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 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
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