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Wednesday
Jun102020

Forbes Hall Expansion Update - June 10, 2020

Thetis Island Community Association

It’s been another good week for the Forbes Hall expansion project. The Assembly Hall has a roof and is sheathed and covered, with metal roofing coming in the near future!  Timbers now grace the entryway in an elegant and exciting welcome.  The wall was installed today at the driveway end of the new hall. Its height is inspiring.  Over the past couple of months an extremely hard-working, expert crew has created a beautiful space for our community’s future. 

This week decisions were made regarding the overall look of the new Hall.  Siding will be a mix of surfaces that create interest, while keeping it suitable to its location and environment.  The truss package for the entry side roof will be arriving soon and will reshape the original hall into its new version.  Once all of these puzzle pieces are in place the exterior roof, siding and colour package will be revealed to the community. 

As the crew is extremely busy and committed to a well-built project, we request that people refrain from “dropping in” talking to the workers, asking questions, and, unfortunately, creating distraction.  It is important to observe that this is an active worksite and crews are working in difficult and often dangerous situations.  Please stay behind the provided fencing and well away from the site on those sides without fencing.  No vehicles, except those of people who are working on site, are allowed. Any questions or suggestions regarding the project must be directed to Doug Darling at 250-210-4042, and he will confer with Michel at an appropriate time. 

If you want to see what’s happening on site just give any of the Project Management Team a call: Carolyn Askew, Ron Bannister, Doug Darling, or Ann Dickie.  They are willing (and excited) to facilitate brief tours for up to 4 people at a time as requested. Please remember that no one is allowed on site without Michel Poirier or any of those named above present.

Several volunteers have signed up for site clean up, turning up at end of day to tidy and sweep the project, readying it for the next day.  We thank all of you for both your commitment and your contribution! Those wanting to add their name to the volunteer call-out list should contact Volunteer Coordinator Greg Gall directly at gnp.gall@gmail.com. To date, 16 volunteers have contributed 292.5 hours of volunteer work to the Project.

Remember that as much as we appreciate the help, that no volunteer “Drop In’s” are allowed.

Once again, a big thank-you to all the PCH crew and the volunteers for your tremendous work, and know that your cheerful smiles and dedication are much appreciated!

Forbes Hall Expansion Project - Moving Forward Thanks to Our Community. 

For Forbes Hall Project photos, click here.

Wednesday
Jun102020

For Sale: Hand Planer

DeWalt hand planer 10cm (3 15/16 in) with box

Practically new tool, allows for 10cm planning width. Calibrated depth adjustment knob to 5/64" (2 mm). 

Price: 150CAD

Zdenek

joanzdenek@yahoo.com

Wednesday
Jun102020

Free Hospital Bed

Contact: ricco@telus.net

Liz LeGallais

Wednesday
Jun102020

The Youth Behind the Movement: A Climate Activism Webinar

Hello fellow Thetis Islanders,

I just wanted to share with you an event I am organizing with the Cowichan Valley Earth Guardians crew.On Sunday June 28th at 2:00PM on the Zoom conferencing platform, six youth climate activists (including myself) will talk on a panel about youth climate activism. 

The hope of this event is to unmask the youth behind the movement and share what climate activism has meant to them as they oppose one of the greatest issues of our time. The event also seeks to share with adults the vision youth have for the future and begin to dismantle age-based biases around the topic of climate change. This starts with having intergenerational conversations and creating spaces for youth to represent themselves and their ideas.

For more information about the event click here:  https://cowichanvalleyearthguardians.wordpress.com/2020/06/05/youth-in-climate-activism-webinar/ 

To register for this free event click here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-youth-behind-the-movement-a-climate-activism-webinar-tickets-108259505094?utm_source=eventbrite&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=event_reminder&utm_term=eventname&ref=eemaileventremindAnd

if you would like to view the event on Facebook click here: https://www.facebook.com/events/246425239987841/ 

Huy tseep q'u all, and I look forward to seeing some of you on Sunday June 28th at 2:00PM! 

Katia Bannister

Wednesday
Jun102020

Free Items

Basketball hoop with stand, 3 boxes of VHS tapes, old swing set frame, suitable for mini green house (not useable as swing set), old trampoline frame (would need some new springs and new bed to use as a trampoline), but great as a shelter for chickens. 

Also old fibreglass hot tub, 8ft  x 8ft.   Needs new heater element if you want to use it as a hot tub, but good for holding water for fire fighting or live stock.    If not claimed I will just be cutting it up and land fill.  

I am on the island Thursday June 11 through Sat June 13 so you can pick up.  

Call 250-246-2377

Sue Alcock

Wednesday
Jun102020

Jollity Farm: Thetis Island Goat Meat (Chevon)

Our one-year-old goats are pasture raised year round. When forage is low in winter, they get free choice, high protein local hay supplemented with grain. They have access to omri-certified kelp supplement and trace minerals to ensure a good balance in their diet, resulting in healthy animals and nutrient dense meat.

Goats are "browsers" and are truly animals of our Thetis Island terroir, working various plots of land, eating blackberry & maple leaves, farm veggies and specially grown forage crops including millet, turnip & kale greens.

Young goat meat is prized for its lean, but tender and flavourful characteristics. It's more mild in flavour than lamb, but not as rich or greasy. Goat is especially rich in protein and iron and contains modest fat & cholesterol making it a good choice for a high protein, low fat diet.

Here are popular and traditional cuts selected by our Butcher for the most efficient cut & best value.

Whole Goat

6 packs Ground (1 lb packages)

8 Leg steaks (approx. 0.75lb each) or whole leg roast

2 packages spare ribs

4 Loin chops (4 per package) or 1 loin roast

4 Rack chops (4 per package) or 1 whole rack

2 package Neck chops (3-4 chops per package)

2 shanks (2 per package)

*includes soup bones & organs (if requested)

Approx. 34 lbs of meat x $16.62/lb

Abattoir Fee: $60

Approx. total per whole goat: $625.08

Goat Side

1/2 of sample cut list above

*includes soup bones & organs (if requested)

Approx. 17 lbs meat x $18.24/lb

Abattoir Fee: $60

Approx. total per side of goat: $370

 

This is a very limited offer, so orders will be accepted on a first come first serve basis.

Questions, reservations to Elisabeth at info@jollityfarm.ca or 250.415.0101

Wednesday
Jun102020

Reminder: Phone Book 2020

The phone book is almost done, but there are still a few people, mostly ones new to the island, who I can't include because I can't reach them to get their permission or their details.  

Having at least some contact information in the phone book is a considerable aid to the Fire Department/First Responders.  There's no obligation to do it, and we certainly don't put anyone in there without permission, but if you would care to be included, please let me know in the next two weeks.  

The next book won't come out for another two years, so now's the time to think about it!

Veronica at 250-246-1509 or

veronicashelford@gmail.com

Wednesday
Jun102020

Climate Projections for the Land and Water of the Salish Sea

Coast Salish Territory, British Columbia & Islands Trust Conservancy has released a climate projections report for the island region between the British Columbia mainland and southern Vancouver Island that will guide conservation as weather becomes increasingly volatile.

The report offers specific projections for the Southern Gulf Islands, Gabriola and Thetis Islands, Howe Sound and Northern Gulf Islands.  

The Climate Projections Report for Islands Trust Area  

Visit us online at www.islandstrustconservancy.ca

Wednesday
Jun102020

Lost Purse

Lost my small hand bag around ferry if found please call 250 732 9025 Theresa

Wednesday
Jun102020

Storage Space Wanted

We are looking to rent safe, secure, dry storage for furniture and household effects, starting in late August, and running likely through January.

Susan and Chris Kelsey

thekelseys@shaw.ca

250-897-5294

Monday
Jun082020

Pre-order Peonies for Saturday

New week for peony bouquets orders!

Please e-mail kristinakasting@icloud.com or text/call +1 250 510 0283 till Friday

Pick up at Howling Wolf Market on Saturday 12.00 a.m. - 4 p.m.

1 bouquet $10.00

2 bouquets $15.00

 

Huge THANK YOU from Kai!

Monday
Jun082020

Road Sweeper

I will be using a slow moving sweeper here cleaning your roads for the next week or so, please watch out for me, I could be anywhere!

Thanks

Joe/Emcon

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