Community Hall Information Rentals etc

David MacWilliams @ 779-9207 or 779-8249

Local Service P .O. Box 1098,
4504 Rte 11
Tabusintac, N.B. E9H-1J4
Telephone 506-779-8249 Fax 779-8891
Email: tablocser@nb.aibn.com

Street Light Not Working: Phone 1-800-663-6272 and follow the Prompt.
with the following information: Pole number & street address for the nearest dwelling

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..............................811
DOG CATCHER ............................. 336-4632 or 394-8001
GARBAGE COLLECTION.........1-506-394-7980

Missing
Clown costume from Old Home Week Parade.  Lime Green.  Last seen in dug out at Ball field.   Please contact Kerry Kennedy at
627-1395






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

Roesner Ceramic Tile Installation
A European trained Craftsman with years of experience will install all sizes of Tiles for
bathrooms, kitchens and flooring. Consulting and design of custom work Is also available.
Call 776-5522

Wildwood Cottage
Nestled in trees, our two-bedroom cottage has a European flair with a full Kitchen, wood stove and laundry facilities. Enjoy the bush trails or stroll down to the Tabusintac River. If you enjoy tranquility, fishing, quiet walks or just need a convenient place to stay- experience Wildwood Cottage. Visit our web site: http://www.freewebs.com/wildwoodcottage Call For reservations 776-5522

Tabusintac Legion Branch #47

Thanks for your continued support over the summer. Keep and eye on our huge roadside sign for future activities. Some veterans books are still available.
Contacts:
Sheila 779-4430
Wilma 779-8124
Malcolm 600-0117
Judy 779-8141
Ray 799-4628

Thanks to Everyone for Your Support. Thank a Veteran Today.

TABUSINTAC HOME & SCHOOL
We are still actively fundraising for the playground for the Tabusintac Rural School, which is being installed on August 20th, 21st and 22nd. Anyone wishing to volunteer can show up at the school on any or all of the above mentioned days. The project will be commencing each morning at 8:00 a.m. and a number of volunteers are needed to help keep the cost to a minimum.

If you have any bottles you wish picked up, please contact Tanya Comeau @ 779-8342 and I will gladly pick them up.

Thank you to everyone who has made this possible. Come check out the new playground once it is complete.
Tabusintac Home & School

Tabusintac CALC              

Tuesday-Friday.... 1pm- 8:30pm
Saturday.............10am - 2pm
Closed Sunday & Monday

We are located upstairs at the Tabusintac Community Hall
10 High Speed computers are available for your use for a minimal fee of
$1 per hour or less when purchasing a 15 hour membership for $10.00.

Courses:
Basic Computers $25 or $20 for seniors
Intro net $25 or $20 for seniors
Word 2007 $25.00
Will teach on a one to one basis

Free Online Job Search

Photocopies are 25 cents per text page.
Resumes $5.00

A big thank you goes to Sven Roesner our summer student who did an excellent job. Best of luck in your future studies!

Photo History Books and Veterans Books will be available at the Centre as long as they last!

A CALP Class will be starting here this fall for persons looking to obtain their GED (Grade 12 Equivalency) or to increase their literacy skills.
Easy access in your very own community!

More Information Call: 779-4103

A & L CONSULTANT INC.                                
Professional Accountants
Complete computerized accounting services - Individuals
 Corporations
 Self-employed: Truckers,
 Fishermen, Farmers,
 Loggers, Others....

Did You Know .....
Graduated Post-Secondary Students (2005 and after)
You could qualify for the NB Tuition Rebate

You renovated you home in 2009
You could be eligible for The Home Renovation Tax Credit


Aldoria Allain P.A. bsc.

Dorilla St. Amand P.A.

43 Otho St., Neguac, N.B.

Fax: (506) 776-5783 Tel: (506) 776-8359

Angèle Palmer
1475 Route 460
Tabusintac, NB E9H1B9
Home + Auto + Farm + Commercial
Phone: 776-1151 Fax: 776-5287
Email: angelep@nbnet.nb.ca
Congratulations to the all the volunteers for a succesfull 2010 OLD HOME WEEK




Recipe of the Month

Zucchini Pie
Ingredients
• 4 cups zucchini - peeled, seeded and sliced
• 1 1/4 cups white sugar
• 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
• 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
• 1 1/2 tablespoons cream of tartar
• 2 tablespoons lemon juice
• 1/8 teaspoon salt
• 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
• 1 tablespoon butter, diced
• 1 recipe pastry for a 9 inch double crust pie
Directions
1. Boil zucchini until tender. Drain and let stand in cold water for about 5 minutes, then drain.
2. Add sugar, flour, cinnamon, cream of tartar, lemon juice, salt, and nutmeg. Mix well. Put into the pie crust. Dot with butter. Put top crust on.
3. Bake at 400 degrees F (205 degrees C) for 40 to 50 minutes.

Jokes of the Month

The best way to garden is to put on a wide brimmed straw hat and some old clothes. And with a hoe in one hand and a cold drink in the other, tell somebody else where to dig.

How to stop a dog from digging in a garden. Start right! Never let the dog see you digging . . . Doggy see, doggy do

Grass is just a flower bed in waiting

Why do melons have fancy weddings? Because they cantaloupe.

Greater Miramichi Parkinson
On Sunday, September 12th, 2010 the Greater Miramichi Parkinson will host their 3rd annual "Parkinson SuperWalk". We would to invite you to join us for this event.

The walk will proceed as follows:
 12:00 pm - Miramichi Kingsmen Center
 1:00 pm - Parkinson SuperWalk, light lunch then door prize draws
It's that simple.

Nearly 9,000 people in the Maritime's live with Parkinson's. You can make a difference in their lives.

Just say YES, it will be an exciting and fun afternoon on September 12th. If you are unable to attend, please mail donations to:
Parkinson Society - Greater Miramichi Chapter
71 Norma St.
Miramichi, N.B.
E1N 6B7

For further information on Vogue Optical Parkinson SuperWalk in Miramichi or to submit a company or memorial team, please contact: Lorelei at (506) 773-4922, lorelei.bell@sykes.com, or call 1 800 663-2468.

Happy Birthday!

The Tabusintac Nursing Home Inc will be hosting an open house for Nellie Harris to celebrate her 104th birthday
September 14th 2 - 4 PM
Come join us in celebrating this wonderful milestone!

Tabusintac Watershed Association



4504A Route 11 Tabusintac, NB E9H 1J4 (506) 779-1185 tabusintacwatershed@nb.aibn.com www.tabusintac.org/watershed
Hello Everyone.
Summer is winding down, and the back to school season is well underway; our main focus as of now is our project:
"Educating the Stakeholders of the Tabusintac Watershed on the Importance of Water Quality"
Did you know?
> That land surrounding the headwaters and mid-section of the Tabusintac Watershed are being used more each year for the harvesting of blueberries? This increases the potential risks of water pollution which could further lead to contaminated well water.
> Purple Loosestrife, an invasive species that limits the growth of Natural Vegetation and trees, is growing in more areas of the Tabusintac Watershed each year.
> To date, the Tabusintac Watershed Association has discovered 2 important species of Fresh Water Mussels.
> An endangered species of fish- Atlantic Wolffish (Anarhichas lupus) - were observed frequently in the early spring by lobster fishermen. These fish have prominent canine teeth, and can reach 1.5 m in length. Wolffish are typically gentle by nature, but are frequently killed as they are viewed as violent- only because they defend themselves outside of their natural habitat. They live in underwater caves, and are a key predator for maintaining the populations of the sea urchin and the green crab.
Community Aquatic Monitoring Program will be August 24th. If anyone would like to participate; please contact the office. There are 6 different sites to sample; therefore, if you can make it to one of the sites, sampling normally takes place from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm.
Fundraiser Breakfast to be held at the Community Hall August 28th 7:30-10:30
Stay Safe!
Emily Allain

Miramichi Volkswagon               
Now that another "Old Home Week" has come and gone, why not stop by Miramichi Volkswagen... Our 2011 models have started arriving AND we have 0% financing for up to 66 months on selected 2010 models!! Call or stop by today!
Miramichi Volkswagen
829 King George Hwy
phone: 506-623-2886
Toll free phone: 1-877-362-4800

For Sale
2 Bedroom Cottage for Sale - must be moved
Currently located at 81 Old Manse Road
Open kitchen / living room
Screened in porch
Comes with woodstove and appliances
$15,000
Phone 779-8125

Cottage for rent
A home away from home

On the Miramichi River, three-bedroom cottage, as an open concept with full kitchen, wood stove and laundry facilities. Enjoy the beach or the above ground swimming pool. Situated in the Burnt Church area the lot has a large playground for children. You can visit Kijiji for pictures. Available August 9th to October 31th 2010. For info call 776-3200 or 776-5587 ask for Jeannette.

Thank You

For any info call 776-3200 or 776-5587

Jeannette Savoie

Uni Care - Home Health Care Inc.
For The Time of Your Life

24 HOUR SERVICES - 7 DAYS A WEEK
ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS - WHETHER YOU NEED A FEW HOURS PER WEEK OR EIGHT HOURS PER DAY - WE CAN HELP
• Meal preparation and Light housekeeping
• Temporary and long term care
• Rehabilitation support care
• Bilingual service
• Matching the client with the caregiver
• Free home assessments

Caregivers are CPR and First Aid trained
and Police Background Checked

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
• Full-time, part-time and flex hours offered
• Work available in YOUR community (Tabusintac, Neguac, Brantville)
• Retirees welcome to apply
• No experience necessary
• Guidance and support provided

506-622-0808
www.UnicareMiramichi.com
Local Contact: Robyn Eve 776-3619 (Tabusintac)

Tabusintac Chalets    

Tabusintac Chalets are now moving into their 5th year of operations. You may recall that at Old Home Week 2005 there was a cottage set up at the community hall. No one said it would be easy and there were times that it became very difficult indeed to keep the project on track, but here we are 5 years later. One of the biggest obstacles was to satisfy PNB Department of Health requirements. This grossly expanded the budget and the sewage system that is in place is likely better than the Village of Neguac's.

We encourage all visitors to drive through the site and have a closer look. Of course the individual cottages have been booked out solid for OHW, virtually since the inception at OHW 2005. We are looking at selling several cottage lots at the east side of Riverside Drive for some limited further development. We also have some larger lots, ideal for a more permanent retirement home although all the present chalets are perfectly liveable year-round. There may be a limited number of the present shareholders willing to sell their interest in their respective original cottage. If you are interested in booking a fully furnished cottage for any time in the future or perhaps in owning your own piece of real estate on the Tabusintac River, call the office at 779-8222 or just drop in. In the summer we share office space with the golf course so maybe you can play a round while you are there!

Have a great summer!

Seniors wanted

TCDCI "Tabusintac Community Development Corporation Inc" is looking for seniors in the community who would like to volunteer some of their time at the "Lighthouse /Interpretation Center" this summer.

This would be an opportunity to pass on your knowledge and memories of the Tabusintac River to visitors

For more information please contact the following.

Colin Harding 779-8240

Also.

The Tabusintac Interpretation Center "lighthouse" is now open to all visitors between 09.30 and 1800 hrs from Wednesday to Sunday during the summer season. The official opening will be on the 2 August at 1600 hrs. Everyone is welcome to attend.

The Center will offer the following:

1. "A $2 fee will allow you to climb to the top and get a great view of the river, with some awesome photos opportunity.

2. View a PowerPoint presentation on the smart board, of various activities on the river starting in the early 1900.

3. Free Tourist information pamphlet and map of the Acadian Peninsula are also available.

4. You can purchase souvenir T-shirt for $14.00 and $12.00, mug for $9.00, and key chain for $ 3.00 at the desk.

REWARD
A reward is offered for the location and identification of the large boulder that once stood for untold years at Kirbi's Point, Tabusintac.It was from this rock that all original land grants on our river had its starting point. This rock was also the site in the 1700th century when a war party of Mohawks met a party of Micmac at Tabusintac Bay; According to custom the Chiefs fought in single combat with the Micmac Chief winning taking the Mohawk Chief to the boulder and cleft his skull with his Tomahawk.
A picture of the boulder we would like to identify as recorded by W. F. Ganong in 1906 can be seen and information can be left at the Tabusintac Interpretation Centre at 779-9280.

Tabusintac Country Market
The Tabusintac Country Market is back to its home at the Tabusintac Community Hall after spending two weeks under the big tent for Old Home Week 2010.
We had a great time being a part of Old Home Week. Our vendors enjoyed meeting with family and friends, presenting and selling their wares to everyone.
So now that we're back, please join us each Saturday for breakfast and a visit with the vendors.
A decision will be made soon on how long the market will remain open as we get into the fall months.
If interested in becoming a vendor please call Gail Savoy at 779-8045 or Angele Palmer at 779-4734.
Non-profit organizations can book a table to sell tickets or items to benefit their cause by calling the same phone numbers.

Breakfast Schedule
August 21st - TCDCI
August 28th - Tabusintac Watershed Inc.
September 4th - TCDCI
September 11th - Friends of the Tabusintac Nursing Home
September 18th - TCDCI

Tabusintac Women's Institute
Will meet 2pm Wednesday September the 8th at the Seniors Citizens Complex Parlour

Tabusintac Library & Museum
The library and museum was a busy spot in the days leading up to and during Tabusintac Old Home Week 2010.
We were pleased to host the Common Thread Quilting Group and their colourful display of quilts for the first three days of old home week. The library looked beautiful with all the quilts hanging from the racks, the book shelves and any other available space. Even our new, white picket fence was used. It was as if those quilts were meant to be there.
Thanks to the quilting group for the extra help they provided to our summer student during the busy times.
We also played host to a special guest, Sally Armstrong, the author of the best selling book "The Nine Lives of Charlotte Taylor: First Woman Settler on the Miramichi."
She did three readings and book signings during the week and all were well attended. Many people were pleased to meet Sally and have her answer their questions about Charlotte and the book.
Thanks Sally!
Thank you also to anyone who took a turn working at the library during the week and giving our summer student time the opportunity to enjoy a bit of the Old Home Week festivities.
And last, but not least, a big thank you to our summer student, Ashley Boudreau. She worked hard this summer getting things in tiptop shape and looking great for old home week. Many of you seen her painting panel after panel (there were 19) and posts for the new fence and commented what a hard worker she was.
A job well done Ashley!
The Library and Museum is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Saturday, August 28.

2 acres Old Manse Rd Well Priced

1107 rue Principale Just a few minutes walk from beach

1831 Rte 460 Tabusintac A work in progress, great for a B&B

1.36 acres Malpec Rd Close to Beach

2321 Rte 11 New Jersey Motivated vendor----SOLD

I have many Waterfront properties, here are a few:

5.19 acres off Hierlihy Rd. Affordable

11.77 acres Hierlihy Rd. Beachfront

3972 Sq. M. off Hierlihy Rd Hi gh and dry along the banks of Tabusintac River

61 Mill Rd 8 acres!!

7.5 acres McKenzie Rd Near Campground

4 parcels of app. 7 acres each left on Straight Brook Rd, Going Fast!!(Two are sold).

Barryville (5 acre parcels)

42 Archie Lane Beautiful home

235 Oak Pt. Rd Incredible views

960 Bartibog Bridge Approximately 10 acres

64 rue Val Year round cottage

7 acres Route 460---Treed

3.7 acres Rte 460 Priced to sell

Call Annette Comeau, REMAX 3000 LTD./LTÉE 624-4422

Tips and Tricks to Optimise the Shelf Lives of Fresh Products:
Apples should always be kept cold. They emit a high amount of a gas called ethylene, which accelerates decomposition of other produce, so should always be kept separate from other fresh produce
Asparagus should be stored in the refrigerator, with the stems standing in a small amount of water to preserve freshness
Broccoli can be plunged into very cold water to revive it if it becomes wilted, crispening it up ready for consumption
Honeydew and Cantaloupe melons should be stored separately, as they react and rot more quickly if stored together
Cucumber should be kept very cool, as it is quick to soften and over-ripen if in a warmer temperature
Green beans should be kept at 10 degrees, and consumed within two days for optimum freshness
Grapes should never be washed when storing, as their natural bloom protects against ripening
Bananas act as an accelerant on other fruit and vegetables, causing them to ripen too quickly, keep them out of the refrigerator and preferably hung in a cool place
Oranges should be kept separated from other porous foods such as eggs and cheese, as their odour is easily absorbed
Leave stalks on foods such as strawberries and tomatoes, to lengthen their shelf life
The refrigerator door is the coldest place in the fridge, so is ideal to keep perishables such as milk at optimum temperature.