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March-April Tabby Tattler 2008
Where is Spring? How much snow do we need? I guess we must be patient as SPRING will come. The annual meeting of the TCDCI
was held on Tuesday March 11th. Seventeen people were in attendance. The president’s report and financial
report were presented. Election of new directors with Kathleen Murray and Mike Genets welcomed aboard. Plans for 2008
were tabled and passed by the meeting. Some of the plans are the building of the Lighthouse Auxiliary building &
boardwalk at the
President
Colin Harding
Vice President
Fraser McCallum
Secretary
Kathleen
Murray Treasurer Rick Matheson THERE IS A BBQ PORK DINNER
ON SATURDAY MARCH 22nd PLEASE COME OUT AND
SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY PROJECTS April 16th is Literacy day.
Come and enjoy the fun at the Community Hall from See what free learning opportunities
are offered in your own community Colin Harding Tabusintac
CALnet (Community Adult Learning Network)
Saturday………….10
- (Thursday
from Literacy class Hours Watch the Miramichi Leader
for upcoming events
Literacy day is Wednesdy April the 16th
Come and help us celebrate from
Special visitors, fun and games. Everyone welcome
A practice GED can be done
Reserve a seat for September for your literacy upgrading or GED
When doing your GED for free, these four free Computer courses are
included. Computer
Basics, Computer Maintenance Internet Communications, Word Processing,
Windows XP The Tabusintac Photo History Capture Book is at
the printers and will be available soon at the center. The cost is $40 Persons wishing for it to be delivered by mail, shipping is extra
A $10. deposit is needed
to reserve your copy Also we will still be having
our Photo time from 2-4 every Thursday other than the Senior Tea. Come
and enjoy the fun. Our next project is a Veterans Book so get your pictures
and info ready and bring it in to be scanned. *Note there will be no photo time on March
20th
April 17th * For more information contact:
April Vye or Kathleen Murray @ 779-4103 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 Krista Man,
A.R.C.T. Free Estimates. If you require
small plumbing or electrical repairs or installations Please call Jim
@ (506) 776-9220 Local Computer
& Technical Services Computer Sales
& Service, Training & Purchasing Advice Reasonable Rates
with no Minimum charges. Repairs at location
or Pick up/Drop off Todd Norton 779-8884 Email tsnorton10@hotmail.com Gemstones &
Fossils from Featuring Tabusintac,
Val Comeau, Miramichi and other areas. Jewelry &
Carvings By appointment,
to view: 779-8884 Phone: (506) 623-2886
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 Needs. Service……. Paul Nowlan or Claude Savoie Sales…Joseph Coughlan or Vernand Robichaud Keep in mind when you service your vehicle at Miramichi Volkswagen, it is cleaned inside and out…….So give us a call. At Miramichi Volkswagen we service all makes of vehicles…. Where
service is not something, is it everything Angele Palmer:
1475 Route 460 Agent
Telephone: (506) 776-1151 Fax: (506) 776-5267 Recipe
of the Month Cinnamon Rolls
Dough: 2 cups flour 2 tbsps. baking powder 2 tsp sugar 1/2 tsp salt 1/3 cup shortening 3/4 cup milk Filling: 1/4 cup of margarine 1 tsp of cinnamon 1/2 cup brown sugar Icing: 1 cup icing sugar 1/4 cup milk 1/2 tsp of vanilla Instructions Preheat oven to
375, Grease baking pan or line with parchment paper Combine flour,
baking powder, salt and sugar, Mix Cut in shortening
until a fine crumble Make a well and
add milk Mix with fork
until dough forms a ball Roll out into
rectangle Brush dough with
melted margarine and sprinkle with cinnamon mix Roll dough lengthwise
into a roll Cut dough into
8 equal pieces. Place cut side
up onto a cookie sheet and bake 15 -20 minutes and Cool slightly Prepare icing
by mixing 3 ingredients until smooth Drizzle icing
over buns and serve warm Donated by Darlene
Murray & Marianna Palmer A & L CONSULTANT INC. Professional Accountants Impôt remboursement immédiat $ Income Tax Income tax return and bookeeping Fast Cash $
1. Corporations 2. Individuals 3. Self-employed ·
Truckers, Fishermen, Farmers, Loggers, Others… Aldoria Allain P.A. bsc.
Dorilla St. Amand P.A. Tel: (506) 776-8359 Fax: (506)
776-5783 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
Joke An Irishman, by the name of O'
Malley proposed to his girl on St. Patrick's Day. He gave her a ring with a synthetic
diamond. The excited young lass showed it to
her father, a jeweler. He took one look at it and saw it wasn't real. The young lass on learning it
wasn't real returned to her future husband. She protested vehemently about his cheapness. 'It was in honor of St. Patrick's
Day, 'he smiled.
'I gave you a sham rock.' Trivia The four-leaf clover is an uncommon
variation of the common three-leaf clover. According to superstition, such leaves bring good luck to their finders especially if found accidentally.
Clovers can have more than four
leaflets. The most leaflets ever recorded is eighteen. It has been estimated that there are approximately 10,000 three-leaf
clovers for every four-leaf clover. According to legend, each leaflet
represents something: the first is for, the second
is for faith, the third is for love, and the fourth is for luck. The
Shamrock: a 3-Leaf Clover, is Before
the arrival of the Christians to St.
Patrick used the Shamrock leaf to illustrate the mystery of the Holy Trinity: How
one God divided into three, The Father, The Son and the Holy Spirit. when preaching Christianity to the Irish people. The
word shamrock comes from the Irish word seamróg or seamair óg, meaning "little clover". The
tradition of wearing Shamrock on Saint Patrick's Day can be traced back to the early 1700s. For
good luck, it's usually included in the bouquet of an Irish bride, and also in the boutonniere of the groom.
Tabusintac Women’s Institute 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
March 27th Art Exhibit Beatrice Savoie-Mecking will be having an art exhibit. ST. ANDREW'S UNITED CHURCH EASTER CONCERT: The Father’s Plan
Join us at St. Andrew’s Saturday, March 22nd @ GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES marking the death of God will be held on Friday, March 21 @ EASTER FUN DAY AND
EGG HUNT All the children of the community are welcome to join us here at St Andrew's
United church on Saturday, March 22 between 2 & EASTER SERVICES Please join us for the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the Salvation of Humanity on SERVICE TIMES: March 16
Good Friday (March 21) March 23 April Mar 09 11 am Looking for Volunteers This is an appeal for volunteers to make this
year an even better one for
donations collected in our area. Last year over $1,500.oo was given to the cancer fund by the generous people of Tabusintac. This year, we need your help in making the campaign a success. The more volunteers we have, the more we can accomplish in less time! Campaigning can begin as early as when we obtain our kits!
Victory Worship Center 4616 route 11 Tabusintac, NB E9H 1J5 Church Office – 779-4735 We 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 All boys and girls are invited to join in on this night of fun & learning! Gospel Music Night March 30th at Tabusintac Legion Regular Crib March 30th, April 6th , April 13th & 27th District Crib April 20th. Come out and meet some people from
other Legions Money prizes…. Kitchen Open…. Start play at You don’t have to be a member to play Legion Meeting March 18th Breakfast April 6th Meat Dart Shoot
March 22nd,
April 5th & 19th Legion Executive and Members all send a message of get
well wishes To our Veterans Arnott
Tabusintac in the 1950’s & 60’s When someone in
the community died, “wakes” were held in the family home. Each family
pitching in with loads of food to feed the family over the three days of mourning. The
support and caring continued long after the sod was turned. Cemetery church
service every summer. Checking out the headstones. Being careful not to step on the graves out of respect. Old Home Week
every five years. Everyone measuring time by “last Old Home Week or was
it the one before?” First TV in 1961
or ’62. The wavy lines and rolling picture.
The TV test pattern. Learning the lyrics
to the commercials. “You wonder where the yellow went when you brush your
teeth with Pepsodent.” High school graduation
ceremonies as a community event. Decorating the gym before it, and the graduation
dance. Always the best of the year. Boat rides “up
river” and to Wiener roasts
and corn boils on the graveyard beach. Perley and Arthur playing guitar. Pouring wet sand on the coals to douse the flames when the evening ended. “The Top
Ten Countdown” on TV with “The Little General”, Ron Bourgeois. Learning all the
words to new hit songs. Ice storms, resulting
in school cancellations. Sliding “forever” on the icy crust. Walking on top of the crust. The tinkle
sound of ice falling from the tree branches and power lines. The sparkle of sun
glinting off the ice. Winter blizzards. Thrill of new snowdrifts. Digging snow tunnels and making snow angels in new snow.
( Mmmmm! Not so much of memory now J ) Thanks
to Nancy Avery, Easter for these great memories
Minister: Martyn Van Essen Minister: 779-1812
Worship We extend a hearty welcome to all to join us for morning worship. Sunday, March 16 Coffee fellowship after the service Good Friday, March 21 Sunday, March 23 Adult Bible Class at Sunday, March 30 Coffee fellowship after the service Sunday, April 6 Adult Bible Class at
Women’s Prayer & Share Group We’re
using at Joanna Weaver’s book, Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World. 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. Tabusintac Chalets June 15 to Sept 15 : "Chalet, Golf and Boat
Tour" for 4 people.
4 days / nights, Mon
- Thurs. 4 passes, 9 hole golf 4 boat tour passes ......$590 + HST Fully equipped chalets with BBQ's and wireless
internet available! Call for our seasonal rates or to price a
group event. Do you need meals, meeting space or something special ? Let us give you some ideas! TABUSINTAC
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION INC 2008 SPRING SUPPER Tabusintac Community Hall BBQ Pork Potatoes Carrots Turnip Condiments A selection of homemade Pies for dessert
Cost: $7.00 Adults, $4.00 Children, $22.00 Family A Special Poem
We go this way but once, “O Heart of Mine,”
So why not make the journey worth while,
Giving to those who travel on with us,
A helping hand, a word of cheer, a smile.
We go this way but once, “O Heart of Mine.”
Ah, never more can we go back;
Along the selfsame way, undo the wrong,
Or speak love’s words we knew, but did not say.
Love and best regards to all Tabusintac readers
of the Tabby Tattler. Nellie Harris Tabusintac Community Center Inc. The annual meeting of the Tabusintac Community Center Inc. will be held Tuesday, March 25 at All community residents are encouraged and welcome to attend this meeting. An update on developments with the provincial and federal government will be provided. This project will become a reality for this community and it will be done with your continued support. Please attend the meeting. Thank you Fraser McCallum President – TCCI Garbage Notice Your L.S.D. has been
asked to advise residents that wood ashes should not be thrown at roadsides. Also, leaving food out at roadsides is not a good idea as it attracts stray
dogs, and residents are complaining of dogs being over-attracted, some
of which are not always friendly. Come spring, raccoons, coyotes, and
even bears can be attracted to thrown out food. Your compliance with
these requests is appreciated Please be advised that
Garbage day is now on Friday please have your Garbage out by House
For Rent
March 2008 Sun. M T W T F Sat. 16 17 Day 18 19 20 No Senior Photo 21 22 Spring Supper Darts 23 24 25 TCCI 26 27 Senior Tea 28 29 30 Crib 31 April 2008 Sun. M T W T F Sat. 1 April Fool’s Day 2 3 Senior Photo 4 5 Legion Darts 6 Legion Breakfast Crib 7 8 WI 9 10 Senior Photo 11 12 13 Crib 14 15 16 Literacy Day 17 No Senior Photo 18 19 Legion Darts 20 District Crib 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 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 It would be very much appreciated
if you could have your Information in sooner if
possible. ThanksJ The Tabby Tattler can be viewed on
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