For Sale
Coffee Maker: Black & Decker 12 cup programmable coffee maker with glass carafe Hardly used. $15
Hugo adjustable quad cane, small base. Good condition. $10
Noella 250-246-6623
Thetis Island, BC
Canada
49oN x 123o40'W
Blossoms, blossoms, everywhere!
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
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St. Margaret's Cemetery
Clean-up
Saturday, May 25th
10 am - 3 pm
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Ukraine Fundraiser Dinner
Saturday, May 25th
Forbes Hall
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Repair Fair
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SOUP'S ON
Restarts: Fall 2024
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Coffee Maker: Black & Decker 12 cup programmable coffee maker with glass carafe Hardly used. $15
Hugo adjustable quad cane, small base. Good condition. $10
Noella 250-246-6623
-Black TV stand. Two shelve. Glass door. $30
-Ceramic Venetian floral vase $15
-Fondue set $10
-Beautiful pottery tea set. Cups and tea pot. $15
-Yellows and reds. Poppy in canvas $15
-BBQ. Comes with cover and nearly full (Maybe)propane tank. $100
-Anti Gravity Chair. Excellent condition. $50
-Inflatable dinghy from Cabellas. Was close to $400. Has small pin hole (Slow leak) needs patching. Otherwise excellent condition. $150
Text Chris 2502520699
Bids on the sweet little 2006 Beetle Convertible GLS will be accepted until 5PM Friday, November 6th.
Mail your bid c/o PO Box 3-6, Thetis Island, BC
Contact hall@thetisisland.net for information.
Friday night's dinner special is spaghetti and meatballs served with Caesar salad for $17.99
Calamari appetizer on Saturday all day $13.99
Saturday night dinner special is calamari and Greek salad $17.99
Sunday dinner special is shrimp scampi pasta with a creamy pesto sauce for $18.99
Monday night is trivia night. Music and movies. Who will win this week? Monday night's dinner special is roast beef dinner with mashed potatoes and vegetables for $18.99
Melissa D
Looking for a few strands of outdoor incandescent Christmas lights (old style, non LED), with or without bulbs.
Carol 250-246-3699
How many of us really understand what Climate Change is, what causes it, or have a clear understanding of what can or can't, is or isn't being, done about it?
Dr. Quentin Goodbody in a series of 3 free talks, examines The Realities of Climate Change and Global Warming. You are invited to watch, listen and participate in the Zoom meetings.
All three talks have the same Zoom link.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4127664394
Meeting ID: 412 766 4394
Part 1: Thursday November 5th 6.30pm. "Causes and History of Climate Change" reviews what controls global climates and the history of global Climate Change as evidenced in the geologic record.
Part 2: Thursday November 12th 6.30pm. "Global Warming, Realities, Causes and Cures" examines man's impact on Climate Change. The international Climate Accords are discussed in relation to global warming forecasts, agreed policies to minimise Global Warming, and their effectiveness. Canada's environmental policy is put into global perspective.
Part 3: Thursday November 19th 6.30pm. "Effects of Global Warming" explores the impacts that Global Warming is having on the world around us, with particular focus on Canada and BC/Ladysmith.
Dr. Quentin Goodbody
Join us in Remembering those who served our country in an online virtual Remembrance Day event!
I am writing today on behalf of a learning group of students in the Bachelors of Recreation Management program at Langara College. Our learning group is currently putting together a virtual Remembrance Day event as part of a project for a Special Events and Festival Management course in our program.
‘A Virtual Day to Remember’ will include guest speakers, interviews with veterans, film/picture displays and a moment of silence, and will be live-streamed via Youtube on November 11 at 10:45am, and run for a duration of approximately 20mins. We have also created a Facebook page where participants can comment and interact with our learning group AND be entered in a draw for a number of prizes from business sponsorships we have procured in the community.
Please join us in viewing “A Virtual Day to Remember”
November 11th - 10:45am
https://www.facebook.com/events/687992541689031/
Virginia Lamb
Last week the CVRD Parks and Recreation Department installed steel bollards on the Community Dock to block vehicular traffic on the trestle due to their safety concerns. The TIVFD Rescue vehicle must now block both lanes of Foster Point Road at the trestle-head in order to keep the vehicle flat when off-loading a patient.
Please understand that for the safety of our responders, our patients and our community drivers we will be stopping traffic in both lanes until offloading is completed. This may take some time, as the responding paramedics will reassess the patient in the back of the Rescue and not on the trestle before loading into the water taxi.
Our local TIPC Directors (Patrick Mooney and Andy Lamb) are representing our many concerns to the CVRD and we are hoping this is a temporary issue. In the meantime the TIVFD asks for your patience and understanding if you are unfortunately delayed by our new medical response procedure.
Fire Chief J. Caldbeck
4 dozen clean, clear glass wine bottles, ready for your batch of wine.
250-246-6623
Noella
I am looking for season 3 of Game of thrones
Celine
Librarian without a library
246-4349
Just in time for Christmas cards. Huge lot of Stampin’ Up! stuff! All sorts of new, lightly used and unused stamps, pads, paper, embellishments and so much more. Several hundred dollars of supplies. $50.00 for the lot.
Fiberglass Canoe. 2 paddles. Good shape. Nice seats. Ready to paddle. $400
Windsurfing Board (complete) 2 booms. 2 sails in sail bags. $250
Text Chris 2502520699
Following direction from the Canadian Legion as well as the Provincial and Federal governments, the Thetis Island VFD will not be holding our flag lowering remembrance service on November 11th this year.
Instead, we join with the Legion in asking you to pause and remember at home:
“On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we remember all of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice and honour all of the Canadian men and women who currently serve our country.”
Let us remember together, apart.