Proper syntax to call tabs

I'm having a little difficulty with tabs, I am able to get them rendered and whatnot but I need a bit of a point in the right direction as to the proper syntax.

I am implementing CCK for a custom content of type (Resort). I have created a great form to enter a myriad of fields they all work fantastically....
I went one step further and created a template for this node type (with contemplate) which also works great. I am able to place hooks for all the fields in the manner I like with all my custom html/js/css and whatnot; it works great.

I created a tabs set in the template page which works great see code below. Heres the thing, my code only works when I place one hook in the '#content' => !!in here!!, All of my tabs setup that way work great but I need one of the tabs to be a little more complicated. I need it to have some html/css structure containing many other hooks.

What is the correct way to structure the syntax here to render my tabs? The code below is a form array; is there a better way? How would I add a variable to the tabs structure that calls a separate set of markup? You can see in the code below on "tab4" I was able to implement something close using $tab_A to call a node where I tried to place my markup. The problem is that it simply shows a text output none of the hooks I placed are executed.

If anyone could help I would greatly appreciate it.

Below is my tabs code; Which I place in my body template for this content type I trimmed everything out but the tabs stuff.

<div id="prop_tabs">
<?php
            $node_1 = node_load(array('nid' => 22));
            $tab_A =  $node_1->body;
           
            $form = array();
              $form['example1'] = array(
                '#type' => 'tabset',
              );
              $form['example1']['tab1'] = array(
                '#type' => 'tabpage',
                '#title' => t('Overview'),
                '#content' => $node->field_prop_overview[0]['view'],
                '#weight' => '-8',
              );
              $form['example1']['tab2'] = array(
                '#type' => 'tabpage',
                '#title' => t('Onsite Amenities'),
                '#content' => $node->field_onsite_amenities[0]['view'],
                '#weight' => '-7',
              );
              $form['example1']['tab4'] = array(
                '#type' => 'tabpage',
                '#title' => t('Points Grid'),
                '#content' => $tab_A,
                '#weight' => '-5',
              );
              $form['example1']['tab5'] = array(
                '#type' => 'tabpage',
                '#title' => t('More Details'),
                '#content' => $node->content['group_more_information']['#children'],
                '#weight' => '-4',
              );
              return tabs_render($form);
              ?>

</div>

Is there a way to add my custom code to the top part like below? So then I just add the $tab_A variable to the '#content' => part in the script and it adds and executes into the tab?

$tab_A = 
		<div id="mydiv">
			<table>
				<tr>
					<td><?php print $node->field_something[0]['view']?></td>
					<td><?php print $node->field_another[0]['view']?></td>
					<td><?php print $node->field_more[0]['view']?></td>
				</tr>
				<tr>
					<td><?php print $node->field_another_field[0]['view']?></td>
					<td><?php print $node->field_another_one[0]['view']?></td>
					<td><?php print $node->field_and_another[0]['view']?></td>
				</tr>
			</table>
		</div>,