Bigfoot Truck Camper

Bigfoot model C-9.5 all fibreglass construction excellent condition.

798 kg. (1,760 lbs.) currently on F-250, 4x4, 8’ box.

Factory custom without shower. Provides extra storage.

Queen size bed with 6” thick high density foam mattress.

Automatic propane forced air furnace.

3-burner propane stove with power exhaust hood.

Automatic pressure water system for kitchen and bathroom.

Propane/electric refrigerator.

Holds two 20 lb. propane tanks (tanks not included).

All lighting LED.

Venetian blinds and screens on windows.

Aluminum folding stairs.

Front and rear frame mounted (clamp on) hold down bars, turnbuckles, and S.S. chains included.

Custom made slide in base used for storage.

20 ft. heavy duty AC power cord.

Built in battery charger when plugged into 120 VAC.

4 Hyjacker jacks (with spare rebuild kits).

Standard 7 pin round truck electrical connector and cable.

First owner stored unit indoors when not in use. (we are 2nd. owner, 2 years)

No overlength ferry charges.

$9,500.00

For additional information or pictures please contact Terry at ve7ssr@gmail.com

Spanish Lessons Cancelled

Spanish Lessons Cancelled, thank you.

Rosio

ThINC Nature House - Weekend Activities

Saturday, July 22

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Seaquarium Drop-in (all ages)

Location: The Nature House at The Portal, 254 North Cove Road

The Seaquarium is filling up! We have tons of new and fascinating critters in the aquarium. Come see if you can find all the camouflaged decorator crabs, (very gently) pet a sea cucumber, and find out what a clown nudibranch is, and if their jokes are really that funny. Drop in with your family, friends, or solo anytime from 2-4pm.

Sunday, July 9

10:00 am - 12:00 pm drop-in

Harvest Hours at The PAG (all ages)

Location: The People’s Apothecary Garden, Lot 62

Drop-in any time between 2 - 4 pm to harvest and/or learn about the exciting world of medicinal plants.

2:00 pm start

S4: Archaeology from Stream to Sea with Nicole Smith (youth, adults)

Location: Forbes Hall

Come test your archaeological eye in this presentation by archaeologist and newly published author, Nicole Smith. Can you identify the many ways in which Indigenous peoples have shaped, managed and cared for local coastlines over thousands of years? From fish traps to clam gardens, hear how Western and First Nations scientists are learning from these places, and how archaeology may be useful in today’s changing world. Nicole will also read from her new book for young readers, Dig Deep: Connecting Archaeology, Oceans and Us.

www.nicolefsmith.com

We will also be at the Howling Wolf Market between 10:00 am - 2:00 pm on Saturday. In addition to our regular items, we will be selling books by this week's S4 guest speaker, Nicole Smith! Look for the blue tent!

Questions? Email Eden at eden@thetisislandnatureconservancy.org

From the Library...

A Friend of the Library will welcome you to our lovely space from 10-1.

I have put some Book and Bake Sale posters at the post boxes and Telegraph Marina.

Book drop off from generous islanders will be Aug 3. Set up on Friday. Sale on Saturday 10-1.

This is an annual fun event which becomes the funding for the TICA library.

Celine

Only 4 Days Left!

Our Christmas In July campaign for our local Food Bank ends this coming Tuesday, July 25th. You have four days left to drop off your unopened non-perishable, non-expired food (pet food and toiletries also gratefully accepted) at the Fire Hall front door on Mission Road. We will not be collecting after Tuesday. Thank you to those whom have already contributed, and thank you to those whom will be checking their pantries and donating in the next four days.

TIVFD

Many Thanks!

A huge thanks to a terrific community for responding so quickly to my request to pick up some much-needed meds!

And a special shout-out to the Claire Hess for making it all possible.

Virginia @ Pilkey Pt

No Tradewinds

Due to staff shortage Tradewinds cannot make it for market on Saturday.

Theresa

Artisan of the Week...

This week’s Artisan of the Week is Terry Harvey!

Terry creates a variety of eye-catching quilted, knitted, and sewn delights.

Terry’s goods include snap bags, weighted catch all bags, aromatherapy eye masks, finger and thumb potholders, cutlery holders, lavender sachets, book covers, trivets, knit kuddle kitties and more!

Great gifts for yourself and family and friends of all ages.

Don’t miss out! Saturday 10am-2pm at the Summer Market at Howling Wolf Farm.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094405373763&mibextid=LQQJ4d

Please check out the above link to see images of Terry’s pieces on the Summer Market’s Facebook page. 

Loey May

loeymay@gmail.com

Registered Massage Therapist

For all Thetis residents, my name is Jennifer Nielsen and I’m an RMT and I have practiced in Chemainus and at times at Forbes Hall on Thetis for several years now. Starting July 31^st, I will be renting my own space again in Chemainus at 9847 Willow Street. Since I will have my own space, I will no longer be coming over to Forbes Hall to practice, but I am expanding my hours and am happy to welcome new patients at this time.

Online booking can be found through my website at www.jennifernielsenrmt.com   

Free Dock Float Polystyrene

Large pieces of dock float polystyrene. End of driveway, lot 26.

Free

Heather

Chemainus Medicine Pickup Today - this Evening! (Friday)

Could someone please pick-up a prescription for me at the Rexall on
Willow Street (opposite the post office) in Chemainus? They are open
until 8pm.

We don't have an account there so you will have to pay for it, but it
shouldn't be expensive and we can pay you back when we get the prescription
from you.

We can meet you at the ferry or come to your home, whichever is easier.

If you can help, many thanks!
-- Virginia Vitzthum or Jonathan Thornburg
250-984-3033, email vjvclue@gmail.com or jthorn4242@gmail.com

Cell phone for texting: 250-210-4645

TICF: Family Fun Day - August 12th