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June-July 2008
Tabusintac Tabby Tattler
Local
Service District
Summer is
slowly coming and the bugs are here. They say Listerine makes for excellent fly dope. Have a safe and happy summer and congrats
to our graduates.
The Recreation
Council and the LSD are having there celebrations on Tuesday July 1st We
are having local entertainment along with hotdogs and cake and ice cream at the hall.
The TCDCI
is having there annual Golf tournament on Saturday July 26 starting at 1:00pm $120.00 per team
The country
market is in full swing and the breakfasts are doing good so keep it up and support your community
Colin Harding
LSD
Chairperson
Tabusintac
CALnet
(Community Adult Learning Network)
Located Upstairs at the Community Hall with 8 High speed Computers
available for your use with assistance for a minimal fee of $1 per hour
or less when purchasing a membership.
Computer training and advice on buying
computers available
Public use Hours
Tuesday-Friday.... 1:15pm - 8pm
Saturday………….10
- 2pm
Closed
Sunday & Monday
(Thursday
from 2-4 pm is free senior photo time)
Reserve a seat for September for literacy upgrading or GED
Class. When doing your GED
for free, these four free Computer courses
are included. Computer Basics, Computer Maintenance
Internet Communications, Word Processing, Windows XP
You can now do your GED for free online with a mentor
to assist you!
Call for more details!
Spread the word
so we can keep these services In our community
The Tabusintac Photo History Capture Book
has been printed again.
They are available at the center for
$40.00
Our next project Veterans Book has started. Please bring
in
your pictures and info to be scanned and returned.
Information
forms available at center.
We welcome Sam Wishart as our summer student!
Grad Videos are the new thing! Lets us help you make
yours.
We also rent all the equipment you need to show your
video.
Contact Info: April Vye @ 779-4103
tabcac@nb.aibn.com
MUSIC
LESSONS
Music classes close May 31 for the summer
and resume Sept 6/08. Thank you to all the students for their dedication and hard work. We look
forward to seeing you and new registrants in
the Fall. Krista Mann 776-1102
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
Brunswick Rock Arts
Gemstones &
Fossils from New Brunswick
Featuring Tabusintac,
Val Comeau, Miramichi and
other areas.
Jewelry &
Carvings
By appointment,
to view: 779-8884
Ev's
Diesel
If you have old engine, transmission, hydraulic
or diesel fuel oil and don't
know what to do with it, Ev's Diesel Inc. will
take it. It can be dropped off at
the garage or we'll pick it up. Please
call 779-4767 or 779-4593 to
let us know.
For
Sale
Troy-Bilt MTD
Gold yard Machines Royal Huskees Yardman Twinbag
Grass Collector
.
Fits all lawntractors
with 38”& 42” Decks of the above Manufacturers.
Call 779-9236
Miramichi Volkswagen
Phone: (506) 623-2886
Toll
free 1-877-362-4800
E-mail: miramichivw@nb.aibn.com
Service Hours:
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Sales Hours:
Mon 8am-7pm Sat 9am-1pm
Contact our sales/service people for
all your Volkswagen Needs.
Service……. Paul Nowlan or
Claude Savoie
Sales…Joseph Coughlan or Vernand
Robichaud
New to the Volkswagen family. TIGUAN.
Starting at $27,575
With a Basic limited warranty of 4 year/80,000km,
this is a Great vehicle…
Priced right.
Drop by and check it out.
Where service is not something, is it everything
Stanley Mutual Insurance
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 nsurance 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
Sherry’s Active Shears
Business
Hours:
Monday- Closed
Tuesday
9-5
Wednesday
9-5
Thursday
9-7
Friday 9-7
Saturday 9-2
Sunday
Closed
Sherry 779-4542
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
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Truckers, Fishermen, Farmers, Loggers, Others…
Aldoria Allain P.A. bsc.
Dorilla St. Amand P.A.
Tel: (506) 776-8359
43 Otho St., Neguac,
N.B.
Fax: (506)
776-5783
St Andrews United CHURCH
SERVICE TIMES:
June 22 11:00am
June 29 7:00 pm
July 06 9:00 am
July 13 11:00 am
July 20 7:00 pm
United Church Women Yard Sale
Saint Andrews
UCW Yard sale will be held on June 28th
From 8am-1pm.
Please bring
your items from Spring Cleaning to the Church
Basement
before June 27th
Hot dogs
for sale at lunch time as well
TABUSINTAC
RECREATION COUNCIL
Come celebrate
Canada Day at the ball field on July 1st from 1:00
until 4:00. There will be
lots of fun activities for kids of all ages. Decorate your bike, stroller or
wagon for a bike rally around the rink. Other activities will include: Jumping castle, face painting, cupcake decorating, water activities, piñata, and games (balloon stomp,
hot potato, scavenger hunt, skiing races)!
Hope to see you
all there for a great day of fun with the kids!!
GIRLS SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Come out on Wednesday night to cheer
on our local girls softball team. Their home game will be played every Wednesday
at 7:00.
THURSDAY NIGHT BALL
Grab your gloves and come have some fun and
exercise too! Start date will be June 26th at 6:45 to form the teams; possibly ages 15-25 vs. 26 and up.
The game will start at 7:00.
If you cannot make it on this date but are still interested, call Tanya Comeau at 779-8342.
SUMMER CAMP
Summer camp will be starting on July 9th at 10:00 until August 14th. The
cost is $20 per child, $50 for three children, or $2 a day per child. This money
goes towards craft supplies and special events for the children. There will be
a limit of 14 children.
Check out the
website for more details!!!
CANADA DAY ACTIVITIES
1- 4
JUMPING CASTLE, FACE PAINTING AND WATER ACTIVITIES
1:45
BIKE RALLY (Stroller, bike, wagon, etc.)
2:00
Balloon Stomp
- ages 2-7
-
ages 8 +
2:15 Hot
Potatoe
2:30 Skiing
Races Must have team of 4 (all ages)
2:45 Scavenger
Hunt
3:00 Cupcake
decorating (all ages)
3:30 Pinata
Annie's Country Store
4501 rte 11
Tabusintac, NB
E9H 1H4
Annie's Country Store is now
open from 8am to 8pm
Mon to Sat ..We have a whole new selection of scrapbook supplies, gift items, jewellery and a hot dog
and sausage rotisserie.
Stop in and see all the new items we have. It was a
very long winter, now that spring
is here it is a good time to come meet old friends..hope to see you soon.
Have a great day
Annie
The
Canadian Cancer Society
The Canadian Cancer Society Campaign for 2008
will soon be underway
in the Tabusintac region. To make this
years fundraising a success, we need volunteers to canvas door-to-door. Anyone interested in participating
can call me at: 779-8143. Thank you for your interest!
Rachel Breau
Thank you Thank you Thank you
To the volunteers of the Breakfast for Children at the Tabusintac
Elementary School. It has been greatly appreciated by the Children and
Parents
Hope to see you next year as a volunteer too! Thanks from the breakfast
committee.
Common Threads
Quilting Group
Evening meetings of the Common Threads Quilters
are cancelled until September. We do still meet on Monday mornings at 9 to hand quilt. Feel free to join us.
For further information contact
Kay Grant 779-8229
V.O.N
Clinic Tabusintac Co-op
Wednesday June 25th
Free Blood Pressure
Cholesterol
$7.00
Local Service District
We welcome Ricky Robertson onboard! Ricky
will be doing the grass mowing and
General maintenance of the LSD outdoor property.
Tabusintac Chalets
1 Riverview Drive
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!
www.TabusintacChalets.com, 506-779-8222 or 1.888-550-2425
JOKES Submitted by Nancy Avery & Rachel Breau
A friend of mine, being unhappy with his wife’s
mood swings,
bought her a mood ring the other day so he
would be able to monitor
her moods.
They discovered that when she was in a good
mood, the ring turns green
and when she was in a bad mood, it left a
BIG red mark on his forehead.
Maybe next time he'll buy her a diamond ring!
~ Two Little Boys ~
After a hardy rainstorm filled all the potholes
in the streets and alleys, a young mother watched her two little boys playing in the puddle
through
her kitchen window. The older of the two,
a five year old lad, grabbed his sibling by the back of his head and shoved his face into the water hole.. As
the boy recovered and stood laughing and dripping, the mother runs to the yard in a panic. ' Why on earth did you
do that to your little brother?!' she asks as she shook the older boy in anger.< BR>'We
were just playing 'church' mommy, ' he said. 'And I was just baptizing him.....in the name of the Father, the Son and in...the hole-he-goes.'
Recipe
of the Month
Mackerel
Ingredients 4 Mackerels,
2 oz butter,
pinch of garlic salt,
1 small onion grated or chopped,
an orange cut into chunks ,grated
rind and juice of 1 orange,
salt and pepper to taste, few
sprigs of parsley.
Preparation After heading,
gutting and cleaning fish season with salt and pepper.
Then mix butter until soft add
the orange rind and juice mixing until smooth. Add the garlic salt and onion mixing well. Divide this into 4 portions and
place inside each mackerel.
Place each fish on a large piece
of greased foil and fold and crimp edges together to form a parcel over each fish making sure no juices can escape. Place
the parcels on a baking tin or casserole dish and bake for 30 minutes in a preheated oven. When cooked open parcels and decorate
with orange pieces and parsley. Serve hot or cold.
Mackerel Facts
The Atlantic Mackerel is typically
an open ocean fish with voracious feeding habits. They travel in schools that often contain thousands of fish. The swift
swimming mackerel has a streamlined body and swims at high speeds for extended periods of time searching for food. All
individuals within a specific school tend to be the same size. Since cruising speed increases significantly with age
and size, scientists believe that conformity of body size within a specific school is necessary to allow all fish to maintain
identical swimming speeds. Mackerel may grow as large as 7 1/2 pounds and have a maximum age of about 20 years.
Wanted
I am looking for patterns for Barbie/Ken clothes - to knit, crochet, or sew. Please call Irene 779-8036
Relay for Life Breakfast
Thank you to everyone who attended
breakfast on May 31st in support of the Relay For Life, Canadian Caner Society. Due to your support it was a huge success.
You can always count on Tabusintac to support a good cause. We
hope everyone enjoyed their breakfast.
Stacey Breau (Wishart)
Parkinson Society Maritime Region Parkinson's is
a progressive neurological disorder that affects more than 1.1 million people in Canada
and the United States. Presently over
8,400 people in the Maritimes live with Parkinson’s, 20 percent of them are under the age of 50 with some being
diagnosed in their twenties. This condition results from a loss of dopamine-producing nerve cells in the brain. The
reason behind the cell death is still unclear. There is no known cure for Parkinson's. Several famous Canadians
were noted to have Parkinson’s, including the Right Honorable Pierre Elliott Trudeau, the former Montreal Canadians
hockey player, Maurice Richard and the actor, Michael J. Fox.
The newly formed
Greater Miramichi Parkinson Chapter will hold their 1st annual "SuperWalk for Parkinson" on Sunday, September
7th, 08. Registration is at 12:30 pm with the walk starting at 1:30pm., at the Douglastown
Community Center, Miramichi. For more info, to submit a team or get involved
call Esther @ 506 455-4529 or 1 800-663-2468.
Esther O'Neil 506
455-4529
N.B. Provincial Coordinator
Parkinson Society Maritime Region
For Sale
Desk top Computer brand new $700.00
512mb memory, 120 GB Hardrive Windows
XP Media Edition
Call 779-1085
Happy 89th Birthday
Bertha Wishart on June 19th
Tabusintac Country Market
The market has reopened and our regular customers were happy to see the vendors and vice versa.
But we'd like to see more people. Tell your family and friends about the market. Invite them to enjoy breakfast and
visit with the vendors this Saturday morning.
The market offers something for everyone. Looking for that perfect gift for someone special. Our market vendors might
have it. Drop by and visit with:
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CB Farms
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Calma's Bread and Bags
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L & M Apron Strings & Fudgey Things
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Goulette’s Woodworking and Crocheting
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The Pie Lady
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Sarah's Unique Hand-Crafted Jewelry
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Dannic Organique
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Arlene’s Baking
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Patti’s Crafts
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Brunswick Rock Arts
We are in our third season of operation and hope to make this the best season yet. Members of the Tabusintac Community
Development Corporation Inc. (TCDCI) are back in the kitchen every second week serving up their famous Jack and Jill breakfast.
On alternate weeks, other non-profit community groups will serve up a delicious breakfast to help you start your day.
Please make a visit to the Country Market a part of your Saturday mornings this year. The hours of operation are 7:30 to 11 a.m. Breakfast is served from 7:30
to 10:30 a.m.
The Tabusintac Library and Museum will be selling perennial plants at the market on Saturday, June 21.
If anyone is interested in becoming a vendor
at the market please call market manager Gail Savoy at 779-8045 or email gsavoy@nbnet.nb.ca
Breakfast Schedule
June 21 - St.
George’s Roman Catholic Church 100th Anniversary Committee
June 28 - TCDCI
July 5 - Tabusintac Watershed Inc.
July 12 - TCDCI
July 19 - Royal Canadian Legion Branch 47
July 26 - TCDCI
Aug. 2 - St. Andrew's United Church Board
of Managers
Tabusintac Centennial Memorial Library and Museum
The summer hours for the library and museum
are Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. We encourage you to visit the
facility to see the preserved history of our community.
The library and museum committee has plans
for a number of fundraisers over the next few months. The funds assist with the maintenance of the building.
Perennial Plant Sale - Saturday, June 21 at the Tabusintac Country Market
Annual Strawberry Tea - Thursday July 10th
from 2 to 4 p.m.
Breakfast at the Country Market - Aug. 16,
Oct. 11
Turkey Supper - Saturday, Oct. 4 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Victorian Supper - Saturday, Nov. 22 from
4 to 6 p.m.
(storm date - Nov. 29)
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St.
John’s
Presbyterian Church
7 Hierlihy Road,
Tabusintac E9H
1Y5
Minister: Martyn Van Essen
Minister: 779-1812
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Worship
· We extend a hearty welcome to all to join us for morning worship. |
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Sunday, June 15 |
11:00
a.m. |
Adult Bible Class at 10:00
a.m. |
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Sunday, June 22 |
9:15
a.m. |
Coffee fellowship after the service |
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Sunday, June 29 |
11:00
a.m. |
Adult Bible Class at 10:00
a.m. |
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Sunday, July 6 |
9:15
a.m. |
Coffee fellowship after the service |
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Sunday, July 13 |
11:00
a.m. |
Adult Bible Class at 10:00
a.m. |
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For more information about any of our programs,
please call Martyn or Mary Van Essen at
779-1812. |
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
10:30 AM and 6:30
PM
Wednesday
Night is Family Night
Adult Bible Study and Prayer at 7:00 PM
We invite you to join us for this mid week boost to your spirit and nourishment for your soul!
All
boys and girls are invited to join in on this night of fun & learning!
Gospel Music Night
We
invite you to join us for this time of celebration in song as various groups and individuals from the churches in our community
come together for this night of music.
For
the months of June, July, and August our concerts will be on the last Sunday of the month and will be outdoors at the Tabusintac
Nursing Home.
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
R.C.M.P…………………………911
or 776-3000 or 1-800-665-6663
AMBULANCE…………………………………………………….…..911
NATURAL RESOURCES…………………………………….394-3636
NEGUAC FIRE DEPT……………………………………………….911
REGIONAL 7 HOSPITAL…………………………………….623-3000
NEGUAC MEDICAL CENTRE………………………………776-3876
TELECARE…………………………………………….1-800-244-8353
DOG CATCHER –Glen Ferguson……………………….…393-9651
GARBAGE COLLECTION……………………………1-888-523-9607
Information concerning
Community Hall i.e. Rentals, etc, call
David MacWilliam @779-8249 or at home 779-9207.
Local Service mailing address: P.O.
Box 1098
4504 Rte 11
Tabusintac, N.B.
E9H-1J4
Email: tablocser@nb.aibn.com
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 Tabusintac Access Center phone 779-4103,
fax 779-8891, email tabcac@nb.aibn.com, or drop into the Access Center
upstairs at the community hall by 1pm on 13th of every month.
It would be very much appreciated
if you could have your
Information in sooner if
possible. ThanksJ
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. Feel free to send in recipes or any special occasions!
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