Free Project Boat
Monday, June 5, 2017 at 7:59AM FREE: 21 ft fiberglass project boat. Please call Sue Vanderhoef 250-246-2813 or email: suevanderhoef@telus.net for more information or pictures.
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Monday, June 5, 2017 at 7:59AM FREE: 21 ft fiberglass project boat. Please call Sue Vanderhoef 250-246-2813 or email: suevanderhoef@telus.net for more information or pictures.
Saturday, June 3, 2017 at 11:32AM It is Summer!
The markets are open at 2 locations again, so take the loop.
We appreciate the support of our community.
For Info on the Thetis Island Market phone Theresa at 732 9025 or Freya at 416 0411
Saturday, June 3, 2017 at 11:30AM A reminder to all that the Saturday Fair is on this Saturday 10-2

Saturday, June 3, 2017 at 11:29AM What's fresh?
-Tasty Easter Egg radishes and Hakuri salad turnips | 2.50/bunch
- Limited availability salad mix, early bird gets the greens! | 5.00/6 oz bag
- Fresh mint ~ great for Thai cuisine, tabbouleh salad, or mojitos! | 2.50/bunch
- Possibly asparagus | 6.00/lb
- Green Gold of Thetis Asparagus Bisque Soup by Natasha Gousseva (frozen) $12.00/800ml or $6.00/400ml
If you've been holding out for Pink Brandywine and Paul Robeson heirloom tomato starts, they are looking great and ready to plant! We still have a selection of other heirloom, open-pollinated, and hybrid varieties available, too: 5.00/plant
PLANT SALE: 4" Scarlet Geraniums 3 for 5.00! Assorted Basket stuffers 1.50 each! We need room for re-stocking!
Many more annual and perennial plants to choose from. Come on up and have a look.
Saturday, June 3, 2017 at 11:27AM Just a reminder that the ferry schedule labels are available for pick-up from the Recycling yard and the Post Office during their respective open hours, or from Veronica at 410 Pilkey Point Road (call 250-246-1509 to check that we're here before coming).
There are enough for all the 2016 phone books, so be sure to get enough for all your copies.
If you just want a nice printed version, Veronica has a bunch that were incorrectly printed on slightly larger label stock, too big for the phone book but you can use it for whatever else you like.
Thursday, June 1, 2017 at 12:38PM The Annual TIVFD home Fire Extinguisher Clinic will be held on Sunday, June 25th at Central Fire Hall on Mission Road at 2 p.m. Aggressive Fire Safety technician and owner Neil Rukus will inspect your fire extinguishers for serviceability at no charge and will also instruct you on how to properly use an Extinguisher on real flames. Extinguishers will also be available for sale. Everyone should learn how to use a fire Extinguisher effectively before you are faced with using one in an emergency.
Also, Deputy Chief Peter Luckham will have some WASP sprinkler protection units for sale. These robust and low water pressure units can be used ahead of a wildfire front to create a cool and humid area around your home to ward off ignition from firebrands and embers and are quickly mountable on your roof before an evacuation request.
TIVFD firefighters will also be available to answer your Fire Smart questions and show you our hall and equipment. Colouring books for the kids.
TIVFD

Thursday, June 1, 2017 at 11:54AM A Message From your Thetis Island Solid Waste Committee:
A sign that Spring is upon us and summer is coming; yes, there are more flowers, birds singing, longer daze and warmer ones. ANOTHER sign; our Solid Waste Site/Yard is getting much busier! Our volunteers and staff are working all out to keep the recycling moving and "waste flowing" (pardon the pun), yup, business is blooming busy!!
Having said a "yard full"; It would be marvelous, wonderful if we could get one or two more volunteers to assist the crew and supporting not only the SW Site, but our WHOLE community. It's a rewarding, social, and, yes can even be a fun, experience, free people watching too! Any time you could volunteer would be deeply appreciated.
Please, talk to Louise at the site, Wednesday's or Saturday's, or give a phone call; 250-246-2099.
Thanks Happy Spring & Summer,
TISWMC (Thetis island Solid Waste Committee)

Thursday, June 1, 2017 at 11:49AM Still require at least 3 more people for the June 19th St. John level One first aid course at Forbes Hall. Financial assistance available. If 12 student minimum is not attained, alternate arrangements will be explored.
Please contact Andy Lamb 250-246-9770

Thursday, June 1, 2017 at 11:45AM The parents, staff and students of Thetis Elementary School send a sincere thanks to all community members and BC Ferries staff for your understanding and cooperation over the last few weeks when our group was booked for swim lessons on Thursday mornings. We are pleased to report that the kids had a successful set of lessons and relieved that no one was left behind on our trips! We have revised our scheduled lesson times for next year to avoid the "busy 8:05 Thursday ferry" issue from arising again.
-- Kelly Bannister and Susy Fordham on behalf of Thetis Elementary
Wednesday, May 31, 2017 at 6:25PM Well, hello!
photo by Charlotte Verborgh
Sunday, May 28, 2017 at 3:52PM Next Saturday, June 3rd, there may be some smoke emanating from behind Telegraph Harbour Marina from noon to about 6pm. A commercial pig-roaster will be on site for a private event and the Telegraph Harbour Marina owners and the chef will be taking extra safety precautions to ensure no sparks or embers will escape. The Fire Dept. will be monitoring. Any other daytime smoke sightings should be called in to 911 for Fire Dept. investigation.
Small, evening campfires are still being permitted and Campfire Permits can be obtained on-line at www.thetisislandfire.ca . We urge you to consider purchasing an approved propane campfire appliance which you can enjoy during complete fire bans here and in Provincial Parks...they can be shut off immediately, give no smoke, sparks, embers or ash to deal with, and you can burn your marshmallows over a propane campfire just as easily as over a wood fire.
TIVFD
