Burgundy Hat Found

Small, hand-made, burgundy beanie found on Lawrence Trail.

At the bottom of the long hill as you head north.

It’s hung on a low cedar bough.

Ann Dickie

Wanted: Queen Size Box Spring & Frame

Looking to purchase on Thetis, a good used box spring and frame for a Queen-sized bed. Mattress is not needed but would take one if a package deal.

David Slade

250-732-0256

Free Printer Ink Cartridges

Free ink cartridges for HP Smart printer Black 56 and Tri-color 97. Fits many printers but not ours.

Message or email bevdavegreene@gmail.com

David Greene

Chip Your Branch Piles

Woody's Ready n' Rarin' to Chip Your Branch Piles

His Swamper's contact info

gnp.gall@gmail.com

Greg Gall

Hockey at the Pub but we're CASH ONLY

We'll be showing game seven here at Thetis Island Pub today (Go Oilers!), but our debit machines have not been working this week and we will be CASH ONLY until we get replacements in. The ATM in the store has been working.

Sorry for the inconvenience!

Puck drops at 5:00. Hope to see you then!

Kelsey and the Thetis Island Pub Team

Sweeping Roads...

I am recuperating from knee surgery so have been off work and will be for a few more weeks. My understanding is that the sweeper is being made available to us Monday and Tuesday! So, watch for it, I will get him to start on Moore hill, heading north!

Cheers, 

Joe Lange

Updated Busy Ferry Schedule

This is just a heads-up that Pioneer Pacific Camp has sent us their summer camp schedule, and the busy ferry schedule at https://www.thetisisland.net/ferry/current-combined-busy.pdf has been updated to reflect the extra traffic.

Veronica, veronicashelford@gmail.com

Library Hours

A Friend is in the library Sunday 1-4 and Monday 10-1.

I am looking for “The Midnight Library” by Matt Haig

Celine

Kids Stuff Exchange! Friday, 19 July – Sunday, 21 July

Somehow kid’s stuff seems to multiply like magic. Before your next trip to the thrift store, we are going to have a Thetis Island kid’s stuff exchange! Perfect opportunity to refresh toys or stock up for grandkids visiting.

Bring your clean and (at least somewhat) functional toys, baby gear, sports equipment or anything else to the yellow farm stand on Mission road across from the Community Center on Friday, July 19th or in the morning on the 20th. We will leave everything out until Sunday evening and anything left after the weekend will be brought to the thrift stores.

You have lots of time to box and sort! So keep the dates in mind and go through your closets and we’ll see you in July!

Brianna

From the Library...

A Friend is in the library Saturday 10-1, Sunday 1-4 and Monday 10-1.

I am looking for “The Midnight Library” by Matt Haig

Celine

Should I Call 9-1-1 ?

Norm Kasting, a member of the TIVFD, published an excellent article in the latest issue of The Quarterly titled, “Should I Call 9-1-1 ?” . For those of you who unfortunately don’t receive The Quarterly magazine, published by TICA, this is a reminder that by calling 911 early you will get the trained volunteers arriving at the issue sooner.

Recently we had a question about an alarm sounding at the neighbours’ house where no one was at home. They wandered over, looked in windows, saw nothing amiss, and left. They were able to contact the neighbours the next day, but also wondered if they should have done something differently.

The answer is a resounding YES! There are many reasons a fire/smoke alarm might go off unexpectedly and the luckiest reason is that the alarm malfunctioned. But the other reasons are more serious and could have dire consequences and quite often there will be no indication from the outside of a building as to what is happening inside. Please call 911 if you hear an alarm going off in a house. The TIVFD trains for all types of emergency events including “alarms activated”.

Please don’t hesitate to call 911. The TIVFD would very much rather come out early to what turns out to be a minor event or a false alarm instead of an event that has already become a serious emergency response.

Fire Chief J. Caldbeck

Thetis Island Vol. Fire Dept.

Bicycle Caution #2

I would like to second Dave Steen’s recent post. It is basically a plea for caution on the part of cyclists, drivers, and walkers on Thetis roads due to the excessive use of cover gravel.

In addition, I would like to register a query about why the excess gravel deposits (not many but still dangerous) were not swept off the roads soon after tarring was completed, and the tar hardened. Safety seems reason enough for such excess gravel removal. To whom would I send such a query so that it might initiate some action?

Dave Greene (contact info in TI Phone book)