Computer Tech?
Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 10:07AM Any computer techs on Thetis island?
My laptop is acting up.
Mindy Thorne
778-583-6696
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Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 10:07AM Any computer techs on Thetis island?
My laptop is acting up.
Mindy Thorne
778-583-6696
Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 10:05AM **Pleated Surgical Style Face Masks**
made with 100% quality cotton fabric
pocket for optional filter layer (user supplied)
washable
photo available by request
$5.00 ea.+ $1.00 shipping (Canada Post)
payment by e-transfer only
For enquiries, please contact: ve7ssr@gmail.com
Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 10:03AM As of August 24, customers must wear face covering while travelling
VICTORIA – Beginning August 24, BC Ferries will require customers to wear non-medical masks or face coverings at terminals and while on board ferries.
All walk-on and vehicle passengers will be required to wear face coverings at all times when at a BC Ferries terminal or on a BC Ferries ship, with the exception being if a customer is inside a vehicle or consuming food or drinks while maintaining physical distance. Also exempt are customers with an underlying medical condition or disability that inhibits the ability to wear a face covering, those who are unable to place or remove a face covering without assistance, and children under two years of age. This requirement also applies to BC Ferries employees, except those working behind a physical barrier or within employee only areas while maintaining appropriate physical distance.
“BC Ferries’ priority is the health and safety of our employees and customers,” said
BC Ferries President & CEO Mark Collins. “We urge and expect our customers to behave responsibly when they are travelling with us. Please do not travel if you feel sick. While using the ferry system you are required to wear a face covering at all times and maintain appropriate physical distance. Travellers not following this requirement can be banned from travel. Please follow the directions of BC Ferries staff and crew.”
BC Ferries has a number of additional preventive measures in place, including support for physical distancing, screening customers on arrival at the ticket booth, allowing customers to remain in their vehicles on all decks during the sailing, enhanced cleaning, physical barriers and reduced seating density.
“We understand that many customers are anxious about COVID-19 and our employees are doing great work to accommodate customers during this time,” continued Collins. “I want to remind customers that we do not tolerate any form of abuse, including verbal abuse, towards our employees. Failure to follow direction and abuse of any kind will result in denial of travel.”
The company reminds customers to heed Dr. Bonnie Henry’s advice to be kind, be calm and be safe. Vessel and terminal staff are there to keep you safe and healthy. For more information visit bcferries.com.
Keith Rush
Route 20 FAC

Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 10:02AM "Much to our amazement, the 2 paddles that went missing on our trip to Thetis in July were found and returned to us while on Thetis recently.
Apparently found by a beach-fire site (not good) in North Cove we’re thrilled to have them back.
We wanted residents to know that it looks like their disappearance was more mischief and less thievery.
We’re grateful to this tight community and to eSpokes for its great communication.”
Valerie
Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 10:01AM Thank you to Colleen Sexsmith-Gagnon for her generous donation of funds raised from the sale of her books at her garage sale.
I am continuing to exchange books and dvds from my home.
If you would like a particular item, let me know. I have the borrower's card box at home. I can let you know who has what, if it is not boxed in the container.
Have you been for a tour of the hall? There is a small office for the library (no more boxes of books in the library), glass sliders onto a small deck at the back and skylights! The rest of it is great also.
Celine
Librarian without a library
250-246-4349

Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 10:00AM Does anyone have an electric hand wood planer in good condition for sale?
Chris
250-732-4163
Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 10:00AM Gloria's Jams and Jellies this Saturday August 22nd.
New products are: Rhubarb and Strawberry Jam, Red Pepper Jelly (hot) and Three Fruit (citrus) Marmalade. Also available from our own garden is pre-made coleslaw in large bags all you add is your favorite dressing. Coleslaw in the cooler. $5 a bag.
Thank you
Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 9:59AM Thank you everyone for the vacuum cleaner offers! I am now a happy Electrolux owner thanks to a very generous Islander.
Kathleen Preston
Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 9:58AM Our hens are soaking in the sunshine (and rain!) and laying their eggs abundantly.
We are offering one dozen large to extra large brown eggs, for $5 with delivery.
(Monthly payment option if you prefer)
Please text (604)-849-2618 With your requests. We (our hens) will do our best to accommodate you!
Thank you!
Carrie
Black Sheep Farm
Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 9:56AM Hello everyone – I have recently completed putting together a little book of short stories written by Dale Burkholder, in memory of this dear friend. Entitled “Four Part Harmony”, this volume of Dale's work includes four short stories and is about 80 pages in total. I can share via e-mail at no charge or printed on 81/2 x 11 white paper & spiral bound with protective cover for $20. I will place my order for printed copies on August 31, so please order asap.
Many thanks! Janice Young
Phone message: 250-210-0775
Email message; jeyoung@uvic.ca
Sunday, August 23, 2020 at 9:55AM Box of amenities for your BnB or guest suite. Quality shampoos, conditioners, soap, lotion and body wash. A few pairs of new guests slippers included. All for $25.00
Several sets kids knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards for biking, skateboarding etc.$15.00 for all.
Webbing Hammock straps for securing hammock to tree.$10.00
Small decor size ceramic bathtub. For planter? Birdbath? Home decor. $15.00
Beautiful glass pedestal cake plate with glass dome lid. No chips or cracks. $20.00
Text 2502520699
Thursday, August 20, 2020 at 10:50PM The Thetis Island Improvement District will be holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Saturday August 22nd, 2020 at the Fire Hall beginning at 11:00 AM.
This public meeting is to report on the 2019 operations of the Fire Department, the Improvement District, and whatever other items of business may be raised.
Agenda:
Call to Order, Welcome
Opening Remarks and Introductions
Approval of the 2019 AGM Minutes
Trustee Remuneration
Audit Report/Financials/2020 Budget
Central Hall Renovation Update (December 2019)
Committee Reports
Fire Department Report
Adjourn
We will follow Provincial guidelines for social distancing and hygiene:
The fire engines will be staged on Mission Road for operational readiness.
Chairs will be spaced a minimum of 2 metres apart in the truck bays and outside on the apron, NOT the drill room.
No paper copies of the Financial Statements will be available. Please go to: http://www.thetisislandfire.ca/tiid-financial.html to review and/or print copies of those documents as you wish.
Attendees are encouraged to wear a non-medical mask or face covering.
Hand sanitizing stations will be set up.
Appropriate hall surfaces will be sanitized before and after the meeting.
Any questions please contact one of the trustees or staff.
Thank you…
Keith Rush
Chair, Board of Trustees
Thetis Island Improvement District