Free Bar Fridge

I have an old brown Viking small bar fridge I think from the 80s. It’s old but still works. It’s Free
You must pick up; message Jesse at (250) 588-3369

Pub Weekly Specials

Good morning everyone!
Here's what we have coming for you this week at the pub this Friday and Saturday:

Appetizer:
BACON AND SCALLOP BISQUE
Creamy Bisque Soup w/ Seared Scallops and White Wine Broth

Entree:
SALMON WELLINGTON
Wrapped in Puff Pastry with Braised Spinach, Roasted Potato, and Lemon Caper Sauce

Dessert:
BLACK FOREST PARFAIT
Decadent Chocolate Cake Layered with Cherry Compote and Whipped Cream

Our lunch special this week is a PRIME RIB BEEF DEEP with your choice of side.

And on Sunday, we've got our every popular PRIME RIB DINNER served in a giant yorkie bowl with potatoes, vegetables, and gravy.

We've also got breakfast on Sunday from 11:30-1:30 if you're more of a brunch person, featuring a BRAISED LAMB HASH with peppers, onions, tomatoes, and a fried egg and covered in hollandaise.

Looks like a great lineup so hopefully we'll see you there!
Kelsey, Chef Murray, and the Thetis Island Pub Team

Free Pellet Stove Thimbles

Free wood/pellet stove thimbles there are 4 @3.5", 3 are galvanized & 1 is black. FCFS.

rsmith1960@gmail.com 

This Week’s Soup’s On Cancelled

Due to illness, Soup’s On is cancelled for Wednesday, March 19th.

Thanks to the cooks, bakers and helpers whose commitment brings Soup’s On to our community from October through April.

Don Sinclair and Ann Dickie
Forbes Hall Food Services

Needed: 4-inch Planting Pots for Plant Sale

We are planning a plant sale with the proceeds going to the library.

We could use more 4-inch planting pots. If you have some you would like to donate, please call Myrna Brownlee at 250 510-8647 or drop them off at the end of our driveway 29 Bella Vista Road. 

Thanks so much

Reminder: Alistair McGregor Thetis Island Event

Our Member of Parliament for Cowichan-Malahat, Alistair McGregor, is going to be coming to Thetis Island. He is looking to hear from Islanders on their concerns both local and national.

Alistair will be at Forbes Hall from 2pm to 4pm, Tuesday March 25th. There will be both a formal Q&A session and an informal meet and greet.

From the war in Europe, to tariffs at the border, to shellfish farms in Preedy Harbour, there are plenty of issues to discuss. Please come out, your voice is important!

If you want further information, please contact me.
David Reay
778-899-3216
davidreay@telus.net

Save-on-Septic

We need a pump out for our septic. We contacted Save-on Septic and there are two of us on Thetis Island, who need our septic pumped out. So, we need one or preferably two more people.

If you are interested in having your septic pumped out, please contact Save-on-Septic at 250-474-7867.

Ken Redman 

Stray Cat

This morning we have a visitor. 

Beautiful and hungry cat either lost or wandering. 

My cat is not impressed so I can’t let it in the house.
If it’s yours give us a call or text at 250-547-6005

Glenda

From the Library

A Friend of the Library is not available on Monday March 17.

Celine

Monday March 17th Let's go for a walk –

And discover the Lawrence (Community Trail).

Meet at the end of Mission Road near the Fire Hall at 10:00 sharp, rain or shine, but be aware that there will be some wet, muddy spots.

This walk will last approximately an hour.

More information from Vicki Walker 250-246-9126 or Pat English puzzlnut@telus.net

Reminder: Nature of Water, March 22, Forbes Hall

Water trucks cost $850 a load and if our wells run dry that is the likely choice for replacing our water supply. That is a big cost to absorb. How much water is in our aquifer(s)? How do we find out? What are our options?

On March 22, Community Climate Resilience and Thetis Island Nature Conservancy is launching our "Nature of Water" series, we are hosting a series of events focusing on our water resources. The event will feature a discussion of our project, a short film "What the Water Tells Us", and a keynote address "Dinosaur Pee and the Future of Thetis Island's Water" by David Slade.

A key part of the project is to address areas that are important to Island residents. Please fill out our survey. The survey can be found in the latest Thetis Island Quarterly or in the foyer of Forbes Hall. The drop box for completed surveys is also in the foyer of Forbes Hall.

We look forward to seeing you!

Saturday March 22, 2025
2-5 pm, Forbes Hall

For more information please contact ccr@thetisisland.net
CCR Group

April Outdoor Fire Permits

Outdoor Fire Permits for the month of April are now available for yard waste burns and evening campfires. You must follow the Venting Index regulations for all yard waste burns.

Go to the www.thetisislandfire.ca website and choose Fire Permits from the menu on the left side of the page. This will take you to the on-line application form.

Please allow 48 hours for your Fire Permit application to be processed and a reply will be sent to you.

All outdoor fires on Thetis Island are required to have a Fire Permit from April 1st to October 31st. During periods of HIGH or EXTREME Fire Danger, permits will be rescinded until the danger is lowered. Permits may be issued on a daily, weekly or monthly basis, depending upon the conditions and fire weather forecast.

Fire Chief J. Caldbeck
Thetis Island Vol. Fire Dept.