Wanted to Buy

Wanted to buy: small trailer to haul motorcycle.
E mail: brmorita@yahoo.ca
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Brilliance before dusk...
Keith Rush
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COMMUNITY CELEBRATION
June 14, 2025
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Wanted to buy: small trailer to haul motorcycle.
E mail: brmorita@yahoo.ca
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Is anyone going to the Rexall on Esplanade sometime this week? I have a bottle of eye drops to be picked up. Not a rush, so not to take extra time, but if you were going there anyway and could get it for me, that would be wonderful. Just let me know and thank you!
Veronica
veronicashelford@gmail.com or 250-701-9336
SUMMARY:
If you get a phone call from someone claiming to be from Telus, wanting to discuss your "home services order" or some similar phrase, *don't talk to the caller*, but instead *hang up*, then call Telus back at the phone number on the Telus website.
DETAILS:
I just received a scam phone call from someone claiming to be from Telus, wanting to discuss my "home services order". I do indeed have a pending Telus order, so I spoke to the person.
The caller asked for my name, email, driver's license number, and then my data of birth. At this point I became suspicious that the caller might not really be from Telus, and I ended the call. I then called Telus back (at the phone number from their website) and they confirmed that they had NOT called me, i.e., the phone call I received was a scam call trying to get my personal information.
The key point is to call Telus back at a phone number you are sure is valid, i.e., a phone number on the Telus website or printed on a Telus bill.
Jonathan T
Thank you for your support thus far for the upcoming Fundraising Dinner.
We express our gratitude for the contributions sent by those unable to attend the dinner. Your donations will make a significant difference in the lives of those in need, especially since it is uncommon for donations from distant places to reach the frontlines of relief directly. Recent donations have purchased food, hygiene supplies including diapers, toys for children, power banks, pet food, and paid for the digging of a well. People are very grateful.
Please remember that your attendance is a donation in itself.
We decided to hold a dinner for this cause because we were made aware of the immediate impact of these donations on the communities receiving relief, and it felt like a good fit for the kindness of Thetis Islanders. Last year, a Community Dinner was held at this time, which was heart-warming and joyful for both guests and volunteers. So why not put the two together and create an evening of sunshine and light to help others?
A dedicated group of volunteers quickly responded to the call, and the menu will be like last spring's Community Dinner. With a buffet meeting most dietary needs, there will be a fabulous array of salads for all to enjoy, along with roast chicken and focaccia, followed by dessert. To honour Ukraine's culinary culture, there will be a delicious Holbutsi appetizer. Additionally, there will be a no-host bar for guests to enjoy a beverage with dinner.
We look forward to a lively evening of Thetis Islanders enjoying a great meal while raising funds to help others.
Event, Food and Charity inquiries: Ann Dickie dickie.ann@gmail.com
Ticket Sales: Ellen Rush ellenrush@gmail.com
Charity Background information:
Peggy Thompson - Thompson.peggy80@gmail.com
Did you know there is a program that provides free portable air conditioners based on income?
Check out the link below.https://www.bchydro.com/powersmart/residential/rebates-programs/savings-based-on-income/free-air-conditioner.html
If you believe you qualify contact Michelle Sutter (acanthurus61@gmail.com or 250 613 8289) or Jeanine Caldbeck (chief11@telus.net). We will assist you in your application and will write the letter to the Regional Health Authority to aid your application .
Michelle Sutter,
Chair,
Forbes Hall Health Services Group
Introducing yet another ‘wort’ to the Plant of the Week catalogue: Coastal mugwort (Artemisia suksdorfii)! But this particular species is more closely related to wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) than to motherwort (Leonurus cardiaca). However, like motherwort, mugwort has been used to lessen menstrual cramps and induce menstruation.
Read more about this native plant here: https://www.thetisislandnatureconservancy.org/single-post/plant-of-the-week
We are picking up from True Grain bakery every other week, so this is the week if you'd like to place your order.
All local dairy and baking orders due by Monday evening.
https://www.jollityfarm.ca/order-form
Those organic strawberries went quick on Saturday! If you'd like to request some please use the order form, email or text and we'll make sure to bump up our order this week.
Local ice cream will be restocked for the long weekend and we'll have the new Kula Pops, also made by 49 Below.
This week we'll have Vietnamese Coffee dipped in white chocolate and Coco-Mango (vegan).
With thanks, Jollity Farmers
orders@jollityfarm.ca / 250.415.0101
We have a wedding coming up at Pioneer Pacific and some of our guests are looking for accommodation.
We are looking for two nights - June 14th and 15th.
We have a family of 4 (two adults & two children), one couple, and a single older woman.
If you have any room and would be able to rent it out to these guests, please let us know at:
mariabamford@gmail.com
604-446-8623
Thanks,
Lis Kroeker
Thank you for your support thus far for the upcoming Fundraising Dinner.
We express our gratitude for the contributions sent by those unable to attend the dinner. Your donations will make a significant difference in the lives of those in need, especially since it is uncommon for donations from distant places to reach the frontlines of relief directly. Recent donations have purchased food, hygiene supplies including diapers, toys for children, power banks, pet food, and paid for the digging of a well. People are very grateful.
Please remember that your attendance is a donation in itself.
We decided to hold a dinner for this cause because we were made aware of the immediate impact of these donations on the communities receiving relief, and it felt like a good fit for the kindness of Thetis Islanders. Last year, TICA held a Community Dinner at this time, which was heart-warming and joyful for both guests and volunteers. So why not put them together and create an evening of sunshine and light to help others?
A dedicated group of volunteers quickly responded to the call, and the menu will be like last spring's Community Dinner. With a buffet meeting most dietary needs, there will be a fabulous array of salads for all to enjoy, along with roast chicken and focaccia. To honour Ukraine's culinary culture, there will be a delicious Holbutsi appetizer. Additionally, there will be a no-host bar for guests to enjoy a beverage with dinner.
We look forward to a lively evening of Thetis Islanders enjoying a great meal while raising funds to help others.
Event, Food and Charity inquiries: Ann Dickie dickie.ann@gmail.com
Ticket Sales: Ellen Rush ellenrush@gmail.com
Charity Background information: Peggy Thompson Thompson.peggy80@gmail.com
There is a lot of loose gravel from the Spray Patch work just done here! Please be aware and drive carefully, especially you peddle bikers and motorcycle riders.
Cheers
Emcon Joe
We have a new freezer and fridge for Marylyn's Market.
Need help to pick up on way to Lake Cowichan and bring home to Thetis.
Please call if interested to help. We will make it well worth your while.
Thanks
Chris 250-246-5275
BE Gas Power-Washer with Honda engine - $500
Honda EM 3000C Generator - $600
Woodland 122 Sawmill - on Wheels. 9.5 HP engine. Can handle logs up to 22" and 16'9" length. 44 hrs of use.- $4000
Sven - Call or text 250-710-9238