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Construction continues on the $7million Buckingham Bridge replacement Speed limit reduced to 40km/hr on approach to the area (estimated completion mid-2013)
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It’s time to support your local Roleystone Scouts, who are selling waterproof personal first aid kits for $15 each, to raise money for the Queensland flood victims. They are great for hiking, and can be kept in your car or even in your schoolbag. If you would like to buy one, go to page 10 for further information. The first Roleystone Markets, held on Sunday the 3rd of March, were an unquestionable success! The Valley Reporter managed to capture the essence of the event in an array of photographs, shown in the centre spread on pages 16 and 17. The next market will be the Winter Market held from 9:00am to 1:00pm on Sunday the 9th of June, so don’t forget to mark it down on your calendar. Recently, the Roleystone community has experienced a troubling bout of graffiti, with “tagging” defacing local business premises and bush shelters. The City of Armadale manages graffiti through a multi-strategy approach. See page 19
for what can be done to combat this ever increasing problem. Are you up for a new way of being and eating? Then join Vanessa Jean with wholefood cooking and raw food meals. As the seasons turn, so too do our culinary needs. If we tune into these needs and eat wholesome, real, nourishing foods, we will feel balanced, at peace and happy. Go to page 23 for one of her favourite recipes, which can easily be adapted and changed according to the seasons and what we have available in our home. You can also find dates for Vanessa’s next raw food classes. For enrolments, contact the Roleystone Family Centre. Roleystone resident Kim Martin is taking to the stage this April in a moving comedy called “A Month of Sundays”. It features two residents living in an aged care home, facing the difficulties of growing old and enduring painful family visits with dignity and humour. See page 24 for session times and further contact details. New Valley Reporter
Fiona Newland EDITOR/PUBLISHER customers, turn to page 27 to find out how you can get 250 standard business cards for FREE* (Terms and Conditions apply). Lastly, there are businesses both new and old that we’d like to welcome, so please show your support by shopping smart and shopping local at Hills Heartbeat Festival, Southern Hills Christian College, Earthbound Organics, Roleystone Dental Surgery, Blue Wheelers Mobile Dog Wash & Grooming, Champion Lakes Boating Club, Foundations Pilates, True Retreats with Vanessa Jean, Roleystone Firewood and Graham’s Gutter & Window Cleaning Services. Roleystone, it takes you to start the trend! Shop small, shop local, eat local, spend local, enjoy local. Support local businesses who support where you live, work and play!
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As you are probably aware, there has been considerable delay on the issue of the skate park, due to our councillor’s apathy regarding it. In place of this longstanding agenda, their priorities have been clearly demonstrated by their ongoing push for astronomical funds for the construction of toilets at Borrello Park, as well as focus on the men’s shed and community garden. Don’t get me wrong, I am all for the men’s shed and community garden, but the skate park has been fought over and consulted for nearly 8 years now, with solid approval and fund allocation since June 2011. On the 5th and 11th of March, I attended council meetings, with the intention of keeping the councillors honest, accountable and active in regards to the issue. I reminded them of the delay that has occurred, despite being reassured by them in May of 2012 that there would be no delay, due to Master Planning. I do not intend to give up on this matter, and will not show any compromise on the size and scope originally agreed upon for the skate park. I feel that our two councillors have made it harder to achieve the community’s goals regarding the skate park, and that it would be very unfair for them to reduce the funds meant for our youth agendas. The minutes and agendas from the meetings are available on the council website. Please look them up to inform yourselves, and to see the questions I have put to the council on numerous occasions. Deb Wallis, Roleystone. Roleystone Skate Park Project Pushes Forward On March the 11th, the Council unanimously endorsed the Cross Park “Master Plan”, which includes the skate park at the new roadside location opposite the Roleystone Shopping Centre. Now that the location for the skate park has been finalised, the actual construction can commence. The skate park redevelopment was first proposed as a Councillors’ item by us,
followed by a petition and the combined support from both ward Councillors. It took a further year for the funding of the skate park to be finalised and endorsed by the Council in June of 2011. After an arson event, the siting was questioned, which contributed towards the additional “Master Planning” process of year-long consultations, community meetings, workshops and public forums. Things may appear to move slowly, but there has been a lot of effort put in behind the scenes from the community, Councillors and City officers alike. The new location is a very popular and positive result for both the youth and the older community. The majority of skate park users are genuine, but are hampered by the actions of a few antisocial kids. By putting the skate park right next to the road and opposite the shops, where lots of people can see, the skate park will be a safer, friendlier place for the youth to hang out. This natural surveillance, design/ location theory is taken from “Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design.” One of the considerations for the recommended Skate Park location towards Jarrah Road was that this option, as well as providing passive surveillance from the street, was to enable areas to be developed as the site for a Community Garden and co-located Men’s Shed. The existing skate park design draft will be adjusted to fit the new location, but will contain all the same design elements as previously determined by the youth community workshops. The actual dates of construction are dependent upon the design adjustment and the work schedule of the Convic Skateparks Pty Ltd construction company, who construct most of the Local Government skate parks. We look forward to seeing the skate park construction start, as this is the first step in the creation of our community hub - a place for all residents to feel safe, welcomed and proud of. Caroline Wielinga and Grant Nixon.
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Former Roleystone Theatre performer burrows down for moving Pulitzer Prize-winner Former Roleystone Theatre performer David Gardette is set to tug heartstrings next month in a moving story about grief, laced with humour, compassion and honesty. Written by David Steve’s Unique Lindsay-Abaire and directed by Vanessa Jensen at Melville Theatre, “Rabbit Hole” won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Eco Handmade and was also adapted into a 2010 film starring Aussie actress Art & Handycrafts Nicole Kidman. The story follows Becca and Howie, whose perfect life is challenged by a tragic accident they struggle to survive past. Gardette plays Howie, someone he describes as a “nice, jovial 0418 916 366 guy”, desperately trying to keep everything together after 2/2 Soldiers Rd Roleystone his beloved son’s death. “He tries so hard to bring normality Email:stevemelville7@bigpond.com back into the family home after the devastating loss, and to reOpen Wed-Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4 www.steveswroughtironarts.com.au establish his relationship with his wife,” he said. “At the same REpaiR WORk specialising in wrought time, Howie is dealing with his own grief, anger and feelings of iron, wood, mosaics, sml steel fabrication, guilt. The main challenge with the role was keeping the emotion sculpture, fences, gates, balustrading, of the character fresh each night, because Howie’s emotional handrails, lighting & security doors range is quite vast.” In a performance career that spans 24 years, Gardette has acted and directed in a diverse range of Perth theatres including KADS, Garrick, Playlovers, Limelight, Howie (former Roleystone Theatre performer Marloo and Roleystone. He has also David Gardette) and Becca (Joanna Zukowski) performed at the Fab Nobs, Whitehorse find their perfect life suddenly crashing down in Rabbit Hole. Music, CLOC Music, Williamstown and Act-O-Matic 3000 theatres in Melbourne. He has won acting awards for his roles in “The Oriental”, “Cat On A Hot Tin Roof” and “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas”, 0421 567 423 directing awards for “Cabaret”, an ensemble award for “Assassins”, and a Green 9397 6015 Room Award for The Laramie Project, which was named best independent production in Melbourne. EC9305 “I’m such a big fan of David Lindsay-Abaire, since performing in his play “A Devil Email: glenweaver@aapt.net.au Inside”, and as such, “Rabbit Hole” really appealed to me”, Gardette said. “This play is a very moving piece, fantastically written, funny, incredibly devastating, and has “thank you for supporting your local electrician” beautiful characters.” Director Vanessa Jensen described “Rabbit Hole” as a beautifully written 57 Ridgehill Rise story of a family coping with the most heartbreaking of situations. “They Roleystone WA 6111 laugh, cry, get angry, push each other away and also lean on each other,” Phone/Fax: 9397 9253 she said. “Rabbit Hole is a simple story, told perfectly – it’s sad but not depressing, funny without making light of the situation, and finishes Mobile: 0437 853 253 with a sense of hope, without having a Hollywood-style happy ending. Email: themaclan@bigpond.com It’s a balanced, prize-winning script, far superior to the movie in my www.araluenaccountancy.com opinion, and it’s being brought to life by some very talented actors.” ABN 40 305 326 211 “Rabbit Hole” will plays at 8:00pm on April 12th, 13th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 25th, 26th and 27th, with a 2:00pm matinee on April 21st. Tickets cost $18 per person, with $14 concession tickets available. To book, ACCOUNTANCY call 9330 4565 or send an email to bookings@meltheco.org.au. The Melville Theatre is donating $1.00 from every ticket sold, plus the For your complete accounting, proceeds of the nightly raffle and any donations, to The Smith Family, an taxation and auditing services organisation helping disadvantaged Australian children to get the most out of their education. The theatre is on the cnr Stock Rd and Canning • Accountancy and Taxation for Hwy, Palmyra. More information is available at www.meltheco.org.au. Partnerships, Trusts, Companies and
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NO BREAK FOR BEN will represent Perth as a member of the Perth Bluewings Little League side. This tour, which will last from the 21st of April to the 6th of May, will have some of Perth’s best young Little League Baseball talent competing against the best that Asia has to offer. Good luck Ben, and congratulations on your selection into the two teams. Also a big congratulations to Ben’s parents and grandparents for getting Ben to all the extra training sessions. It’s been a very successful team effort. Well done!
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The Roleystone Musicians’ Club’s next club night will be on Saturday the 23rd of March, and will be at a new venue! Setup begins at 5:30pm at the Roleystone Senior Football Club, located at Cross Park on Jarrah Road. Get there early to get your name on the board and to help set up the gear. Unfortunately the Roleystone Country Club could not donate their function room this year, but thankfully the Footy Club kindly offered their new revamped club room. The arrangements on this night are on trial, so please come along and show support for both the Musicians Club and the Roleystone Senior Football Club. The Club night on the 23rd will also be our official AGM. Deb de Boer, Dave Willis and Chris Horgan have offered to continue as President, Treasurer and Secretary (respectively) for 2013. If you would like to nominate for a position on the Committee, please write to info@rmcwa.com.au prior to the 22nd of March 2013. As always, beginners are welcome to our club nights. Deb, Chris or Dave will gladly show you around if you ask. The Footy Club will be running their bar, and the Roley Fish and Chip shop should be open until 8:00pm. For more details and a map, see the website: www. rmcwa.com.au. Chris Horgan, RMC Secretary.
Pictured (top-bottom): The Redeemers, Hawkstone, Kim Bettenay and Izzy at the recent Concert in Park held on Sunday the 3rd of March 2013.
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The next Field Day, April 21st, will be a Dieback Treatment Day, held at Stinton Cascades Reserve, on Gardiner Road in Karragullen. Treatment will commence at 9:00am, and will finish at 12:00pm. Participants will be able to borrow equipment to treat their own trees against dieback, and morning tea will be provided, as usual. New volunteers will be welcome. This and other information is also shown on the notice board at the Roleystone Shopping Centre. If you require any further information, please visit our website: www.roleybushcare.com. In the case of inclement weather, please check on the website that morning. Hope to see you there! Horst Seecamp
The Munda Biddi Trail, named after the Noongar words for “path through the forest”, will enter its completion phase in April of this year, at which point it will be the longest, most continuous off-road cycling track in the world. To mark the official launch, 26 cyclists from across Australia have been invited to embark on the Munda Biddi Epic 1000, a 1000km journey lasting from the 7th to the 28th of April. Starting in Albany, the trail will pass through Cosy Corner, Denmark, Walpole, Northcliffe, Pemberton, Manjimup, Donnelly Mill, Nannup, Donnybrook, Collie, Lake Brockman Tourist Park, Dwellingup, Jarrahdale, Carinyah and Mundaring. Cyclists on the Epic will be the first people in the world to ride the full length of the iconic trail. As it just so happens, one of these lucky few will be Roleystone local Peter Treasure, an avid road cyclist and mountain bike riding enthusiast. A year ago, he read an article about the Munda Biddi being close to completion, and joined the Munda Biddi Foundation in case of a launch event. About three months later, he received an email from the Foundation about the Munda Biddi Epic, and registered straight away. Despite being a FIFO worker in Newman, he makes time to cycle 50km a night out in the middle of nowhere. He has already taken on the challenge posed by smaller completed legs of the Munda Biddi Trail, and is very much looking forward to the Epic.
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In January of this year, 11,000 Scouts from around Australia (and some from around the world) went to Maryborough in Queensland for an Australian Jamboree. Our Roleystone Scouts were among those who spent 12 days of fun, adventure and challenge on the East Coast, doing activities like Laser Tag, water fun at Hervey Bay, a visit to Australia Zoo, a mud obstacle course, a Scavenger Hunt/Amazing Race through Maryborough, and so much more. Every night they were entertained by performers including Justice Crew, Jessica Mauboy, Reece Mastin and Cosentino. The Jamboree was truly a once in a lifetime experience for the Scouts, giving them the opportunity to challenge themselves and have fun as well. The community of Maryborough embraced the Scouting event whole-heartedly, pulling out all the stops to make the
kids feel welcome. Imagine all those Scouts wondering around a town the size of Busselton! The Jamboree has its own hospital, post office, and fire station. Only 10 days after coming home from our exciting adventure, we were horrified to learn about the devastation which the Maryborough community endured at the hands of the floods. Imagine if we had still been there, and they had to evacuate us all! The Scouts of WA are selling waterproof personal first aid kits for $15 each, to raise money for the Maryborough community. They are great for hiking, and can be kept in your car or even in your schoolbag. If you would like to buy one, please contact me on 0437 271 934, or you can find us on Facebook. Search for “WA Scouts First Aid Kits for Maryborough QLD”, and follow the link. Jo Meuli Group Leader, Roleystone Scouts.
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Discover your love language and what it means to your relationships The Women’s Health & Wellbeing Services are holding Love Language Workshops. There are five ways that people show and understand love. Come and find out your and/or your partner’s love language, what it means and how you can use it to connect to your loved ones. Date: 2nd – 16th April. Time: 9:30am – 11:30am. Bookings are essential. For more details or to book your spot, please call the Women’s Health & Wellbeing Services on 9490 2258.
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the basis for treatment with acupuncture, Chinese herbal compounds, and Tui Na (Chinese massage). I have enjoyed the challenge of using the acupuncture and herbal compounds for treatment, which is all so different from the usual Western diagnosis and treatment process. The patients are usually quite calm and at home in familiar surroundings, which I find is a big advantage for alternative therapies. For the best results, a couple of treatments are needed to monitor the effects and further modify the treatment by using different acupuncture points and/or changing the herbal formula, if necessary. The outcomes have been very positive for patients needing relief from osteoarthritis, itchy skin and the general symptoms of geriatrics. Some animals have indicated their reluctance for needles, so I have used red light therapy on the acupoints as an alternative method, which has been well tolerated. It is very satisfying to have the flexible options for treatment so that the patient Jack a male bulldog suffering with severe pain from osteo care is individual and gives arthritis - recent reports from the owner note that he is now the best response. Since finishing my Veterinary Acupuncture studies in January, I have been kept busy applying the theory and practical aspects of Traditional Chinese veterinary Medicine (TCVM) to my furry patients at their homes. TCVM is a very complex medical system based on tongue and pulse diagnosis, as well as the physical symptoms observed in the patient, the history and information provided by the owner, the general demeanour and behaviour of the patient, and further differentiation of symptoms provided by palpation. All of this information provides the Chinese pattern diagnosis used as
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oleystone Tee-Ball R and Baseball Club Inc. After several months of training and prestate carnivals, Roleystone U11’s States Squad participated in the TBAWA State Championships at Langley Park, which was held over the March long weekend. The team performed exceptionally, winning 4 out of 5 games, and scoring the second highest total runs over the 3 days, out of any of the 85 teams competing. The kids were inspirational, and were fine ambassadors for RTBC. We are all very proud of their efforts and achievement of being runners up in their division. The RTBC held its AGM and presentation day on the 10th of March. It was a great turnout, with the bouncy castle and gladiator duel making it fun for all. We were pleasantly surprised during our presentations when our sponsors Sam Saffioti from Roleystone Real Estate and John McSweeney from Creative Driveways & Fencing announced that they would be increasing their sponsorship for next season. Thanks to all our sponsors WJ & KS Automotives, Drill Rigs Australia, Roleystone Supa IGA, RoleystoneKarragullen Community Bank Bendigo Bank and Roleystone Community Chemist for their support over the past season. All committee positions were declared vacant at the AGM, and a new committee was voted in. The executive committee for 2013/14 is as follows: PresidentSandy Johnson, Vice President-Lee Miles, Secretary-Sue Cantwell , Treasurer-Michelle London and Registrar-Tanya Taylor. These wonderful people will undoubtedly serve the club well, along with the great support group of general committee members. Thank you to all new committee members who have volunteered, and much gratitude to everyone from last season for their hard work. Also, congratulations to Dylan Taylor for winning this year’s Perpetual Trophy.
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The Roleystone Country Club’s new membership drive continues to be very successful, with over 60 new members joining in the last 6 weeks, many of whom are now using the Club’s facilities on a regular basis. It is good to see new faces, and just as much of a pleasure to welcome back previous members. Don’t forget, we are still offering special membership rates of only $22.00 per person until the 30th of June 2013, so if you know anyone who has been waiting to join the Club, now is the time! We now have meals and live music on Friday nights in the Windows on Wygonda Restaurant, meals are from 6.00pm onwards, then enjoy live music 7.30pm till 10:30pm. On Sunday the 17th of March, we held a St Patrick’s Day celebration with Irish music, meals, dancing, plenty of green beer, Guinness, and good times in general. Attendees had the chance to enjoy the
new green entertainment area on the lawn, and to catch up with all the improvements made to the outdoor areas, including the refurbished pergola. Over the last week, members and visitors to the Club would have also noticed the new paintwork on the front entrance, and the refreshed look of the Club’s gardens and premises. Special thanks must go to Doug and Paul, who have been working hard on the surrounds, as well as to Malcolm, who put in many hours on the bowling greens. Whilst on the topic of Bowls, I believe congratulations are in order for our Ladies Bowls 2nd Division, who have been promoted to 1st Division. Well done! Our Men’s teams also had a good year from all reports. I look forward to catching up with as many of the members as I can over the next month over a quiet drink or two. Michael Hansen, President.
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On Friday the 15th of February, the year 6 students from Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School in Kelmscott attended a leadership retreat at Lumen Christi College. We found out what it is like being a leader and what qualities you have to have to become a good one. We started with a prayer service before telling our class mates what we will try to achieve this year, and what our expectations for they year are. We watched an interview with Adam Milson from the Perth Heat, who told us that you have to believe and always try your best at all times. After that, we wrote down five important ways to be a good leader, then created a circle of influence, which is all about how you talk to people. We had a fantastic day learning how to become great leaders! We are looking forward to our last year at Good Shepherd Primary School. Year 6 Leadership at Good Shepherd Catholic Primary Elouise and Liam, the Year 6 Head Girl and Head Boy of Good Shepherd Catholic Primary School, are learning alongside with their classmates about the importance and significance of leadership. They were elected last year, per tradition, and have 6 different prefects to help collect school fundraisers, speak at assemblies, and to show support to younger children. We also have special leadership teams to help
teachers and other students. Our Year 6 leaders began the year with a Leadership Retreat, where they got to learn firsthand about the roles and responsibilities that come from being a leader. The Sport and Special Events team is made up of the wonderful sports captains from our school. This team helps the sport teacher Miss Shaw to set up the school carnivals, special events and any other sporting functions. The Library team help Mrs Archibald, our Library Officer, to promote events happening in the library, for example the huge celebration of Book Week. The Environmental team keeps the school grounds looking neat and tidy, in addition to feeding our school animals. In particular, they have helped with our award-winning Bidjara Project. The Music and Liturgy team assist Mrs Newman and Sister Kath in organising whole school liturgical events, and to help classes celebrate liturgies each weak. As you can see, the year 6 students have a lot of responsibility this year, but we believe that they can be great role models for all the younger students at our school. Being leaders at our school will help prepare them for the future, so it is a responsibility they gladly accept. By Katelyn Craig & Jennifer Sharples.
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E-Watch Update Week ending 12th March 2013 The last couple of weeks has seen our area subject to increased Police attention with a special operation within our boundaries. We subsequently saw a decrease in burglaries occur which is an excellent outcome. However, we still ask people to be particularly vigilant and report suspicious behaviour as it occurs on 131 444. The most prevalent suburbs for burglary offences are again Armadale and Kelmscott/Camillo. Most of the stolen vehicles are from offenders stealing keys from inside houses, frequently when doors and windows are unlocked in what could be termed a “soft” target. Report suspicious behaviour There used to be yearly operations such as “dob in a druggie” where people were encouraged for a week to phone in information to Police. We now ask that people do this all year round. Even if you think your information is low in value, it may be the small piece of the puzzle that we need to complete a picture. There are always opportunities to report suspicious behaviour/smells etc through crime stoppers and the general Police line as
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The first Roleystone Markets, held on Sunday the 3rd of March, were an unquestionable success! It seemed like everyone from our fabulous Roleystone community made it out to enjoy the day. There was only just enough room on the oval to fit everyone in. The concert provided by the Roleystone Musicians Club was, as always, professional and had a lot of people up and grooving! (go to page 8 to see the photographs of The Redeemers, Hawkstone, Kim Bettenay and Izzy). The calibre of wares for sale were high, and a very positive reflection of markets to come. The food was delicious, and had many of us going back for more! Thank you to all who took the time to complete the survey. All the feedback received by the organisers was complimentary and positive. The organisers would like to congratulate Mr Fettes Falconer on winning the survey prize of a $50.00 account, generously donated by Roleystone-Karragullen Community Bank Bendigo Bank. The next market will be the Winter Market, held on Sunday the 9th of June, 9am-1pm. If you are interested in having a stall at the markets, please contact Stall Coordinator Catherine Schaefer on 0439 499 545. If you belong to a not-for-profit community group, and would like to be involved, contact Market Coordinator Maria Ford on 0407 985 319, email roleystonemarkets@yahoo.com.au, or just like Roleystone Markets on Facebook.
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Most Australians know about the Easter story - the events of Good Friday and Easter Sunday, when Jesus dies and rises again. Even today we get a long weekend as part of the celebrations. A less well known part of the story happens the weekend before, on Palm Sunday. On Palm Sunday of this year, Sunday the 24th of March, there will be a celebration in front of the skate park in Roleystone’s Cross Park, from 10:00am to 11:00am. Organised by local churches, this relaxed familyfriendly event will give you the chance to truly experience Palm Sunday with music, crafts, a free sausage sizzle, egg painting, and plenty of food. Find out why it might be more appropriate to eat chocolate donkeys for Easter, instead of chocolate rabbits and bilbies. You are welcome to join us to discover what Palm Sunday is about, and get a bit of background on the celebration of Easter. Gold coin donations to support the local chaplaincy is encouraged and will be appreciated.
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With many residents heading off on holidays for Easter, local roads are being blessed to encourage everyone to take responsibility for ensuring the roads are safe over the Easter long weekend. The official blessing ceremony will take place at Memorial Park, Armadale on Saturday 23 March at 10am. The ceremony will remind the community that road safety is a joint effort and as road users, whether we are driving, riding or walking, we are responsible for our own choices and actions. Armadale Mayor Henry Zelones said that Easter was a special time of the year, a time to spend with family and friends and remember the important things in life – including safely coming home from travelling on our roads. “The Blessing of the Roads campaign gives us the opportunity to promote the importance of road safety in the lead up to the Easter long weekend and school holidays. “No one wants to remember this Easter for tragic reasons so I urge you all to take road safety seriously, no matter how far you travel this weekend,” said Mayor Zelones. The Blessing of the Roads campaign pleads with all road users to make this Easter the safest on our roads. Remember to slow down, don’t drink and drive, wear seatbelts, ensure children are properly restrained, take breaks to avoid fatigue and turn off your mobile phones to avoid being distracted whilst driving. To find out more visit www.roadwise.asn.au.
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Recently, the Roleystone community has experienced Discounts for Pensioners a troubling bout of graffiti, with “tagging” defacing Please phone Ella on 0402 271 800 local business premises and bus shelters. The City of Armadale manages graffiti through a multi-strategy approach, which includes: • Ensuring rapid removal of graffiti from Council assets; • Providing preventative initiatives such as youth diversionary programs and crime prevention through environmental design; business support • Providing information and support for graffiti Julia Berkhout prevention and removal; MYOB® Certified Consultant • Engendering community ownership and 0409 203 512 responsibility. Fax: (08) 6311 7220 Email: julia@jewelsbizsupport.com.au The City removes graffiti from its own properties and www.jewelsbizsupport.com.au assets, such as City-owned premises, park furniture, PO Box 418 Kelmscott WA 6991 playground equipment, City signage, rubbish bins, lighting columns, bus shelters/stops, and boundary fences or walls which face onto ovals, park, public Under New Management: Proprietors Daniel & Jane Jewels bus b-card.indd 1 15/12/08 6:44:40 PM access ways and open public spaces. Graffiti removal from private residential and/or private commercial property is the responsibility of the property owner SHOP 4, 21 JARRAH ROAD and/or manager. ROLEYSTONE SHOPPING CENTRE, ROLEYSTONE A volunteer community group called Civic Pride Action Group removes graffiti from Open: Mon 8am-2pm... Pizza 4pm-7pm, such private properties and small locally owned businesses within the City of Armadale Tues-Fri 8am-3pm, Sat 8am-1pm, Sun 8.30am-1pm at absolutely no charge. These volunteers are on the road with their dual cab truck 4 days BREAKFAST • DINE-IN • TAKEAWAY MENU per week. To report graffiti on City properties, and/or to request the services of Civic Pride Daily Blackboard Specials Action Group, contact 9399 0111. To report graffiti on any other building/asset, call 1800 44 22 55. • Coffee • Tea • Cold Drinks
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Rac Freeway Bike Hike for Asthma Sunday 24 March 2013 To register go to http://events.sportsnewsfirst.com.au/event/ freewaybikehike. Perth Caravan & Camping Show 21-25 March 2013 at the Claremont Showgrounds This is the only Show where you’ll see all the latest Caravans, 5th Wheelers, Motorhomes, Camper Trailers, Tent Trailers, Rooftop Campers and Slide-on models from leading manufacturers and dealers. With hundreds of models on display it’s the only place to view all the latest designs all in one place. There’s a massive range of caravan, camping and 4WD accessories including kayaks, solar panels, satellite systems, fishing gear, swags plus much more at Show prices! With free entry for children and a huge range of free kid’s activities including a rock wall, bungee, face painting plus more it’s a great value family day out. There’s also FREE snatch strap vehicle and camper trailer recovery demonstrations, reversing lessons, cookery demonstrations and seminars from industry experts and fellow traveller’s. A trip to this year’s Show is guaranteed to inspire you on your next adventure! http:// caravanandcampingshow.com.au. DONNYBROOK APPLE FESTIVAL 30-31 March 2013 To delight and entertain you this year there will be apples and apple products, food, fruits, wine & wine-tasting,vintage machinery, Logchops, side show alley, vintage cars and more! Children under 12 free, www.donnybrookapplefestival.com. Perth Upmarket Perth’s premier quarterly market for original and handcrafted wares. The market brings together over 150 of Perth’s most talented artists, designers, craftsmen and gourmets all under one roof at the University of WA’s Winthrop Hall. Incorporating a dedicated Junior Upmarket and Gourmet section. Parking and entry are free and the venue is easily accessible. Three ATMs onsite. When: Sun 3 March 10am-4pm Where: University of WA’s Winthrop Hall. Canning Bridge Arts Markets Open 9am-2pm, first Sunday in the month (not Jan). Our next market is on 3 March. The Rotary Club of Canning Bridge Arts Markets are an exciting innovative project to bring life to the Canning Bridge Precinct. The markets are held in Kishorn Rd between Moreau Mews and First Ave near Toscanini’s (opp. Clancy’s adjacent to the pedestrian bridge across Canning Hwy,)email: info@ canningbridgemarkets.org.au, 0407 879 833, www.canningbridgemarkets.org.au. Perth Baby & Children’s Market New & Pre-loved & Affordable & Unique. Stall Holders wanted. Free activities for the kids. Stalls featuring toys, clothes, accessories, homewares and everything else for your favourite little person. Come and meet local photographers, party planners, activity groups and great local businesses.
This is a undercover all weather market with ample parking. Cold, hot drinks and snacks available. Two great locations; Rockingham 10am-2pm Sun 17 March Mike Barnett Sports Complex cnr Goddard St and Dixon Rd Rockingham, Armadale 9am-1pm Sun 24 April Armadale Arena Townley St (cnr Forrest Rd) Armadale. Goody bag for the first 100 families through the door. $2 entry, kids under 15 free. $1 from each entry goes to a local charity. Stall holders wanted email: perthbabymarket@gmail.com or call Skye 0400 986 505. City of Perth Eat Drink Perth, 1-31 March 2013 Foodies can rejoice as Perth’s biggest food festival returns to celebrate the city’s culinary culture. With a smorgasbord of events and special dining offers, go to http:// eatdrinkperth.showmeperth.com.au for further information. Hillarys Designer Markets at Hillarys Boat Harbour in the Events Plaza of Sorrento Quay Every third Saturday of each month of the year. It is our intention to create an arts, crafts and fresh produces markets that is full of creative flavour for both stall holder and those who come to visit the markets. We have a deep desire to connect those who create and produce to those who wish to receive that which is created or grown. And those who wish to just observe, chat and share in the richness of this creative experience. Contact info Phone: 0400 916 789, email: info@hillarysmarkets.com or www.hillarysmarkets.com. High Tea & Fashion Parade Friday 12th April 2013 To raise money for the Intensive Care Foundation 11am-2pm Salvation Army Hall 57 Braemore Street, Seville Grove. Tickets: Bev Krebs: bevk@financecorp.com.au 0416 171 926, Sharon Knapp: knappsters@ bigpond.com 0427 735 796. Tickets $50 each. High Tea included, door prizes & raffles on the day. There will be a fashion parade by Postie Fashions as well as a display of jewellery from Crystal Mint handcrafted jewellery and imported gemstones. (Tickets sales and 10% of proceeds from sales of these items will go to the Intensive Care Foundation). Old Perth Road Markets Sun 24 March, Autumn River Ramble by the Swan Sun 7 April, City of Bayswater’s Autumn River Festival Sun 7 April, City of Belmont’s Autumn River Festival Sun 7 April, Munda Biddi Festival of Cycling Sun 28 April, Bike in the Valley Sun 28 April, Bickley Harvest Festival Saturday, 4 May and Sunday, 5 May. The Zumba class starts Monday 6th May (first week back of Term 2) and will be held at St Christopher’s Anglican Church, Hall Road, Roleystone from 7pm-8pm, $10 a session. To register your interest please call Anne-Marie Bayley on 0437 220 786 or 9397 7005 or message me on facebook.
Unplugged Acoustic Folk Roots and Blues In the afternoon of Sunday the 10th of March, the Roleystone Country Club hosted the latest session of Unplugged Acoustic Folk Roots and Blues. Although starting off a little bit slow, the session soon took off and got into full swing. It was really good to see more people coming along to take an active part in playing and performing. A big thanks to Dale for some really beautiful classical guitar work, which made a few of us feel like we should practice some more. This, with the return of one of WA’s best piano accordion players, whom used to grace us at the old venue, really brought the afternoon alive. Thanks to everyone who came along, and to The Country Club for their support. Please contact Mel for information on the next event by calling 0406 190 822 or sending an email to: mgyoung@westnet.com.au.
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The people of Perth probably couldn’t care less that it is National Water Day on March 22nd. Perth rain harvesting expert Elizabeth Joubert has said that while Phone: 0430835047 federal and state governments spend millions of dollars on advertising Ph: 0430 835 047 campaigns to get people to save SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY water, it really isn’t on most people’s 8.30am 8 am Xtend 6am Xtend Power radar. 9.30am 9am Stretch 9.30am Pregancy “West Australians have become Stretch 10.30 am blasé about the need to save water, 10am Xtend 10.30 Mat Mums/Bubs even when we’ve just had one of the 4.30 Stretch Xtend driest summer months on record,” 5.30pm 5.30pm 5pm Mat 5pm Power Power Xtend said Ms Joubert. “It’s almost as if 6pm Xtend 6.30pm Mat 6pm Xtend 6.30pm Mat householders try to get away with 7.30 Xtend using as much water as possible to maintain their gardens, without The is the proposed timetable for the new ARMADALE Pilates Studio giving a second thought to the longPlease contact alyce@foundationspilates.com.au for information regarding the classes or check This is the PROPOSED timetable for the new ARMADALE Pilates Studio. out the website www.foundationspilates.com.au to see what classes are running already! term water issues,” she said. e contact alyce@foundationspilates.com.au for information regarding the classes or check out the website www.foundationspilates.com.au to see “With the cost of water increasing what classes are running already! and the demand increasing due to the extreme population growth in Perth, we all really need to make an effort. It’s such a selfish decision to do what is best for ourselves in this moment, without considering the future. Focussing on ways to be more sustainable needs to become a critical part of households.” Ms Joubert said that sustainable water saving habits include: + Individual & Sole Traders • Waterwise gardening, such as choosing plants and landscaping + Partnerships which suits the hot summers and + Company low water needs; • Installing a rain harvesting
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Ingredients for the spaghetti: 1 zucchini 1 lebanese cucumber Ingredients for the salsa: 12 cherry tomatoes, washed and cut into quarters 10 black kalamatta olives, pitted and cut into slices 2 artichoke hearts, preserved in olive oil and lemon juice 6 small leaves of rainbow chard 1/8 cup of olive oil Sea salt or Himalayan salt, to taste 1 Tbs of garlic chives, chopped finely 1 Tbs of fresh basil, chopped finely 1 Tbs of fresh parsley, chopped finely 1 Tbs of sunflower seeds A sprinkling of pine nuts or sunflower seeds to garnish. Method for the salsa fresca: Chop all ingredients as indicated, leaving the seeds and pine nuts whole. Add them all to a bowl and mix well with salt and olive oil, before setting aside. Method for spaghetti: Using a spirali machine or small spiraliser, place first your zucchini then your cucumber in, then turn the device to create long spaghetti. Pile these up on a lovely looking large platter, then add the oil of your choice and massage gently into the pasta. When they are adequately lubricated with oil, top with the salsa fresca and garnish with fresh basil and pine nuts or sunflower seeds. You can drizzle extra olive oil over the top or add fresh chillies if you like.
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Welcome to a new way of being and eating! To me, raw food is a lovely addition to our menu. I am not a ‘raw foodie’ though I do love some of the wonderful, creative ways in which we can play with our weekly organic produce. I feel the greatest gift we can give to ourselves is to listen to and feel what our bodies need. As the seasons turn, so too do our needs. If we tune into these needs and eat wholesome, real, nourishing foods, we will feel balanced, at peace and happy. The cravings will disappear, our health will improve, our skin will become clearer, and we’ll have higher energy levels too! Meditation becomes deeper, our intuition focuses, and we become generally happier. Recipes can be easily adapted and changed according to the seasons and what we have available in our home. So enjoy the creative process! This is a time to play with colour, texture and to let your joy fly! Contact me for further wholefood cooking and raw food classes on 0410 421 213, or email: naturesymphony1@yahoo.com.au. You can also find me on Facebook at https:// www.facebook.com/#!/vanessajeanb. My next raw food class is from 11:30am to 2:30pm on Friday the 5th of April at the Roleystone Family Centre. For enrolments, please contact the Centre on 9496 1115, or send an email: info@roleyfamilycentre. com.au. Spaghetti Alla Salsa Fresca This simple dish was created one balmy night when I really felt like pasta, without eating real pasta. So, I took out my spirali machine, grabbed a few items from the fridge and veggie garden, and this culinary delight was born! My family and I love the fact that we can eat pasta without the heaviness of traditional carbohydrate pasta. Please do not think we never eat pasta, because we do, but we always have beautiful organic wheat, quinoa or spelt pastas awaiting our pleasure in the larder. Please note this recipe feeds two people, so increase the quantities if you’re cooking for more.
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Roleystone resident Kim Martin is taking to the stage this April in a moving comedy from the author of the TV series “As Time Goes By”. Written by Bob Larbey and directed by Phil Mackenzie at the Roleystone Theatre, “A Month of Sundays” follows two residents living in an aged care home, facing the difficulties of growing old and enduring painful family visits with dignity and humour. Martin plays Cooper, who voluntarily left his family to avoid depending on them, only to watch his friend Aylott slowly drift into senility. “Cooper is an aging man who is physically deteriorating, but still has a very sharp mind,” Kim said. “He’s determined not to let his circumstances get him down, so he devises little flights of fancy with Aylott while also flirting with the nurses.” Martin has been involved in theatre for more than 40 years, as an actor, director, musical director, composer, playwright, lyricist and pianist. He has featured in shows in Northam, Kalgoorlie and Roleystone in particular, where he has been a regular for the past three decades. He has also worked with Attic Theatre and the Graduate Dramatic Society. In 1985, Martin won the Finley Award for Best Musical for “Esther”, and also scored the 2000 Best Play Award for “An Ideal Husband”. More recently, he has directed “The Crucible”, “The Club”, “Influence” and “The Teahouse of the August Moon” and he has also performed in “By Jeeves”, “Into The Woods” and
“Cosi”. “To me, ‘A Month of Sundays’ appealed because it’s a witty script by a writer with high credentials,” Martin said. “It deals with the problem of aging with humour and compassion, which is something everyone must face eventually. My main challenges are to convincingly move like someone who is quite restricted physically, and to balance the humour with a depth of feeling when needed.” “A Month of Sundays” will play at 8:00pm on April 5th, 6th, 10th, 12th and 13th, with a 2:00pm matinee on April 7th. Tickets are $16 for adults and $12 for concession. To book, call 9397 5730 or go through the online booking and payment system at www.roleystonetheatre.com. au. Roleystone Theatre is located at 587 Brookton Hwy, Roleystone, opposite the Croyden Rd junction.
Are there any groups within the Roleystone Community who would like to do some fundraising by having a Roleystone Theatre charity preview performance? If so please contact President Bree Hartley. Basically, the Theatre charges a small fee to cover our costs of running the show that night, and then the group sell their own tickets (at any price they deem appropriate) to fundraise. Doesn’t have to be a charity as such, it could be a community group, School P&C etc. Contact can be made by email: enquiries@ roleystonetheatre.com.au or call 0402 014 666.
Copper (Kim Martin) is tended to by Nurse Walton (Kelmscott resident Bree Hartley).
A Busy Month of Events for Genesis in the Hills The Genesis in the Hills Vegetarian Restaurant and Cafe has a busy month in store, with a variety of exhibitions and community events scheduled to be held there. On Sunday the 7th of April, you can attend a 90 minute martial arts demonstration led by Noah Greenstone and Ron Amram, instructors from the Combat Arts Institute of Australia. The CAIA is a leading Martial Arts and Fitness Centre in Leederville, specialising in self defence. Starting from 12 noon, the demo will include traditional Japanese weapons and Jujutsu, Israeli Krav Maga, Filipino stick and knife fighting (Escrima) and other curriculum highlights. Anyone wearing closed shoes is welcome to join in on the fun, and experience a taste of the finest martial arts from around the world. From April 11th to April 21st, two WA photographers will be exhibiting their work, in collaboration with Forest Legacy, who
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The draw for The Good to Grow Raffle took place on Wednesday the 13th of March in the grounds of the Roleystone Community College kitchen garden. The $4000 First Prize went to Everal Pearse, the $750 Second Prize went to Fiona Newland, and the $250 Third Prize went to Ken Purchase. Each amount of money was given in the form of gift cards from Elaine Anfield’s The Good Guys Discount Warehouse in Cannington. The proceeds from the raffle will go towards building an outdoor kitchen for the kids within the Roleystone Community College garden. This will enable the students to not only grow their own food, but to enjoy
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The Go for 2 & 5 Araluen’s Fremantle Chilli Festival 2013 recently attracted record crowds to the Esplanade Reserve, Fremantle. Over 22,000 visitors enjoyed near-perfect conditions to explore all that was on offer. This represents some 10% above expectations and a whopping 45% higher than last year’s event that was conducted in temperatures hovering around 42C. “Having grown from humble beginnings at Araluen Botanic Park, Roleystone over 11 years ago, the Go for 2 & 5 Araluen’s Fremantle Chilli Festival now clearly ranks as one of WA’s premier cultural events. Its popularity has been driven by its unique character and culture of sensational taste treats, infectious vibrant entertainment, plants, produce, demonstrations and much more,” says Araluen Botanic Park Foundation General Manager, Rod Ross. “The move to Fremantle from Araluen Botanic Park in 2010 facilitated an expansion of this popular cultural theme and offers visitors greater accessibility options. The proximity of public transport plus the dayof-entry festival pass-out availability allows patrons the opportunity to explore and experience all that this great port city offers, “ he adds. Here’s what was on offer: • Over 80 stallholders (including some 25% new Chilli vendors) • Non-stop live entertainment all weekend family-friendly ‘Carnival’ atmosphere • Cooking demonstrations • The annual AMIC/MLA ‘Butchers Picnic’ • ‘Kids in the Kitchen’ interactive cooking activity • Mix94.5FM on-site broadcast marquee (Saturday only). • ABL Perth Heat Baseball Team • ‘Sow-A-Seed’ by Beyond Gardens • Non-Chilli lovers were also well catered for • Quirky Chilli Garden on display • Affordable entry fee and SmokeFree event. “This event continues to be embraced by the Port City community through the excellent support of the City of Fremantle and the vibrant local business community, many of whom leveraged off the ‘Chilli’ theme over the festival weekend.” “The Araluen Botanic Park Foundation sees this event as an excellent fundraising and promotional opportunity to assist its important cause at Araluen Botanic Park. All profits are invested in maintaining the culturally significant gardens.” The ‘chilli’ theme will continue into April at Araluen with a variety of fruiting chilli plants on display. Like to learn more? Simply phone 9496 1171 or visit the website and its dedicated Chilli Festival page – www.araluenbotanicpark.com.au. Join up for WA’s biggest survey for Carnaby’s Black-Cockatoo! The fifth Great Cocky Count (GCC) will take place for one hour at sunset on Sunday 7 April. This communitydriven annual survey aims to count as many Carnaby’s as possible at their night-time roost sites on a single night each April. Roosts are places where blackcockatoos rest at night. Important information on the location of critical roosting habitat for cockatoos is collected through the GCC, and is increasing with every survey completed. The 2012 GCC found there has been a 40% decline since 2010 in the number of Carnaby’s in the Perth region, where we have three continuous years of
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Armadale Visitor Centre 40 Jull St, Armadale Ph: 9399 0410 www.visitarmadale.com.au Araluen Botanic Park 362 Croyden Rd, Roleystone Ph: 9496 1171 www.araluenbotanicpark.com.au Araluen Golf Resort Country Club Ave, Roleystone Ph: 9397 9000 www.araluenresort.com.au Brackenridge Village & Roleystone Village Cnr of Brookton Hwy & Soldiers Rd Roleystone. Enjoy great food, wine, jewellery, giftware, unique arts and crafts, organic food, beauty and an art gallery Karragullen Expo October 2013 – 9293 7132, 0418 939 134, www.karragullenexpo.org.au SmokeFree WA Kelmscott Annual Show October 2013 Rushton Prk, Kelm 9495 4001, info@kelmscottshow.com.au Pickering Brook Agricultural Show May 2013 Ph: 9293 8263 Email: pbsclub@bigpond.com Roleystone Sunday Markets 8:30am-12:30pm New & Pre-Loved items, held out the front of the RK Seniors Club 46 Jarrah Rd Roleystone. Come along & support this monthly event (2nd Sunday of the month) For stall holder details please give Christine Kent a call on 9397 5047 Roleystone Theatre Inc. 587 Brookton Highway Roleystone. For Bookings Phone: 9397 5730 www.roleystonetheatre.com.au Valley View Garden Golf Earthbound Organics Brackenridge Village, Shop 4, 1 Soldiers Road Roleystone Phone: 9397 7899 Kalamunda District Bridge Club holds weekly day and evening sessions for both competitive and social bridge. A beginners’ course commences in October 7pm. Contact Garth Scotford 9296 1497 or email: kdbclub@bigpond.com Armadale Society of Artists meets on the first Thursday of the month, starting 7pm at Creyk Park Pavillion Waltham Rd, Armadale. All welcome Ph: 0407 249 565 Roleystone Community Alive Group 1st meeting for 2013, Monday 25th March 7pm held at the Roleystone Family Centre 19 Wygonda Rd Roleystone. RSVP Joyce Arnott 0434 727 470 If I have forgotten to mention you in the What’s On - your local COMMUNITY CALENDAR section please feel free to submit your contact details Email: thevalleyreporter@iinet.net.au
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CLASSIFIEDS Have you recently celebrated a special occasion, Birthday, Wedding, Anniversary or Christening? Then let everyone know by putting it in The Valley Reporter ‘OFF THE PEG’ are looking for a drummer call 0448 124 116, ovenden. entertainment@gmail.com if you’re keen Horse Agistment Roleystone. New fencing, lge yards, other agisters, endless trail riding in bush. Call Helen 0402 403 269 or 9397 5921 for more info or to come & view
WANTED Keyboard player for local popular music band with female vocalist. Mature age preferred. Call Clive 0417 929 760 ARTIST TUITION 0447 441 707, Watercolour & Acrylic babysitter Available. Reliable and mature 17yo Roleystone area, call Verity 0468 825 596, 9397 5087 house cleaner uses your cleaning products and vacuum cleaner, call Dianne 0403 731 007 wanted Reliable person to weed, prune and mow 3 lawns 0419 938 165
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FOR SALE Scooter (Gopher) 6-7yrs old, gd babysitter $10p/hr for cond, acc included, $1200 upto 3 kids, then extra $5 p/hr for each kid after. Free ono 0400 238 213 weeknights/weekends call FOR SALE Painted Saws Allyra Spronk 9399 1313 with Australian scenes, make good presents $30ea UKELENE and Mandolins beautiful handmade from 9390 4953 collection $2-$300 Phone: FRENCH TUITION 0438 9497 1203 634 902, Children & Adults G/SALE 9 Valleyview Rd Jessica Gibbons (16yo) 8-4pm 23-24 March h/hold, would like some sml plants etc. Ph: 9397 5187 babysitting jobs to better manage with her Year FOR SALE Earthbound 12 studies, call Tennille Organics, well known EFTDirect or Paypal Payments can be made by by Cash, Cash, Cheque, Cheque, Credit Credit Card, Card or Deposit Have you got something (Mother) on 0418 921 624 Roleystone retailer of all Bank Details: Bendigo Bank, BSB (Branch): 633000, ��� to sell? Then let everyone e: at2276@bigpond.com Acct No: 130630304, Acct Name: Kiwi Enterprises (WA) Pty. Ltd. organic foods. Ideal 2nd The Valley Reporter The Valley Reporter is committed to ensuring the privacy of your information. know by putting it in The information on this form is used for subscription purposes only. Seeking mature, reliable, income business, easy to The Valley Reporter responsible, custom run with excellent regular service provider for organic clientele. Established over ��� cafe/store. Coffee making 5yrs and has been growing ��������������������������������������������������������������������������� experience & driver’s each year. Low overheads ���������������������������������������������������� license required. Usual with gd lease. Pls contact hours: Tues - Sun 9.30am Roger Jeeves of NGBB on ������������������������������������������ ������������������������������������� �������������������������������������� - 5.30pm. Please phone 0415 870 115 or email: ���������������������������������������������������� �������������������������������������������� 9397 7899, 0433 521 342 roger@ngbb.com.au Listings in the classifieds section are only for free household ������������������������������������������ ���������������������������������������������� items, for sales under $100, lost & found, wanted, situations other IMPORTANT NUMBERS: 000 Fire or Life Threatening �������������������������������������������� vacant, garage sales, community notices etc. Emergencies, 13 25 00 SES Assistance,1300 657 209 Emergency ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� (they���������������������������������������������� are not to be used to promote your business) Information, Armadale Police 9399 0222, Healthdirect Hotline
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testimoniAl March 2013 Dear Maggie and Team, Life throws us many challenges and, after having had one challenge after the other, I wasn’t looking forward to the “hassle” of selling my much-loved home. Thanks to you Maggie Burke for making the whole experience completely “hassle free”. Your professional “nothing’s too much trouble” approach made everything run smoothly. I am very grateful for all the guidance, knowledge and information I received along the way. You and your team show the true meaning of the word “teamwork”! I would not hesitate to use or recommend your services in the future. Kind regards Sandra
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