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YOUR Region. YOUR Magazine. YOUR Valley Reporter. The man in the red and white suit certainly gets around this time of year. Tired of all the grinches who complain when the holiday season comes around? Then rid the world of them by spreading some holiday cheer. As we celebrate the festive season and Christmas holidays, it is important to be mindful of the safety and wellbeing of yourself and those around you. You can prevent your family from receiving a dreaded message from the police station by respecting the law. Please don’t drink and drive. Don’t speed. Wear your seat belt. Have plenty of rest and don’t use your phone whilst driving. And remember, for the Christmas and New Year period, double demerit points kick in as of Friday the 19th of December 2014 to Sunday the 4th of January 2015 inclusive. The holiday period is notorious for burglaries and stealing offences from motor vehicles. These types of offences are mostly opportunity crimes and can be easily prevented by
locking your doors, sheds and motor vehicles. See which Roleystone lady was recently awarded “Fundraiser of the Year” and runner-up in 2013. The Valley Reporter got the scoop and all the details can be found on page 13. Don’t forget that if your family is lucky enough to be on holiday during the Christmas or New Year period, why not let others know what happened by sharing any good or bad experiences? Start by putting pen to paper and submit your family’s travelling adventures to The Valley Reporter. If you are looking for a way to give back to the community, why not volunteer your time and skills to an organisation or charity in 2015? There are always plenty of volunteering positions available across Western Australia, and you can read about the facts and benefits of voluntary work on page 28. Are you still looking for that last minute gift idea for
Christmas? Why not pick up an “Apple Labels & Brands” 2015 calendar. It’s the last edition in a great series that has introduced people to the history of the early settlement in our area. The series has been a pleasure to read – don’t miss out. Turn to page 20 for a list of stockists. Once Christmas is over, the task of keeping the kids entertained for the rest of the school holidays can become overwhelming. Don’t fear! We have featured a bountiful array of fun activities for the kids within this issue, all of which are so close to home. Please show your support by shopping smart and shopping local at Go Jo Cleaning & Garden Services, Home Chef - Food for Life, and Green Army Services. Lastly, from all the staff at The Valley Reporter, may your Christmas sparkle with moments of love, laughter, and goodwill. Fiona Newland, Editor and Publisher.
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THANK YOU! Friday 5 December was International Volunteer Day. Established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1985 it is celebrated worldwide as a day to say “thank-you” to our remarkable volunteers. In Western Australia, more than 600,000 people, over one third of our adult population, spend time volunteering in their community, and they are just the ones we know about. Many hundreds of thousands more work outside the structures of formal volunteer programs. Volunteers generously give the gift of their time, their skill, their energy and personal resources. Their endeavours contribute to almost every aspect of our lives and to the natural and built environment, and help sustain the high quality of life we enjoy and to which we continue to aspire. Without doubt, volunteers help create,
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The members of the Armadale-Kelmscott Lions Club would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas. On Friday 12th December, Santa travelled through the streets of Roleystone in his sleigh while his helpers, the Roleystone Scouts, distributed sweets to all the children. The sleigh run started at 6:00pm at Cross Park in Jarrah Road and proceeded north along Jarrah Road and turned right into Raeburn Road travelling along Raeburn Road to Northward Road then via Northward Road, Tyers Road, Holden Road, Robin Road and back to Jarrah Road. The sleigh then travelled via Jarrah Road, Heather Road, Holden Road and Wygonda Road, before returning to Jarrah Road and back to Cross Park where Santa and his helpers talked to the children. The members of the Armadale-Kelmscott Lions Club would like to thank all those who made the effort to come out and see Santa on his special visit to Roleystone. Please support the Armadale-Kelmscott Lions Club by purchasing a Lions Christmas Cake to complement your festive celebrations.
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After fifteen years of service as the General Manager of the Araluen Botanic Park Foundation (Inc.), Rod Ross has retired effective from 28 November 2014. The Council of the Foundation has announced that Garden Development Manager, Grant Nixon, has been promoted to the vacant General Manager position and a further senior appointment will be made to suit managerial requirements. President of the Araluen Botanic Park Foundation, Mike Nelson, says, “During his time, Rod has overseen extraordinary changes in the Park. The triumphant return of the It’s Springtime at Araluen Tulip Festival, with the largest-ever planting of tulips must be a highlight of Rod’s reign. Other achievements of Rod and the team have been the highly successful Araluen’s Fremantle Chilli Festival, active involvement with the local business community, the ever-increasing volunteer involvement in the Park and the steady growth in visitor numbers and members.” “The Council was pleased to offer the position of General Manager to Grant Nixon. Grant’s long-term commitment to Araluen and his encyclopaedic knowledge of all matters relating to the Park, fit him to lead the team at a very exciting time. The Council of the Foundation looks forward to the future with continued confidence,” he adds.
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RETAIL ROMP DELIVERS FESTIVE FUN ON STAGE Christmas shopping is being put under the spotlight this December with a lighthearted, music-filled festive romp. Presented by Dark Psychic Productions at Phoenix Theatre, A Retailer’s Christmas is a comedy musical following the adventures of retail staff during their busiest time of the year and features local Harrisdale resident Christopher Doney. The show, written by Rebecca Coutts-Smith, who is co-directing the production with Ryan S. McNally, looks at what really happens when customers ask staff to “check out the back”. “The story revolves around workers at a gift emporium who, after having their Christmas party cancelled by the store’s owner, take it upon themselves to throw a bigger and better party,” McNally said. “We’ve incorporated several acts into the show, including a stand-up comedian, burlesque dancer and comedic singer, to make it cabaret-style. “The seating has also been arranged that way with tables of four, six and eight, plus individual seating available.” McNally created Dark Psychic Productions in 2012, producing five shows and three showcases over the past two years, with several staged at Phoenix Theatre. “With A Retailer’s Christmas, we just wanted to stage something that would deliver a funfilled, festive atmosphere,” he said. “It’s a humorous take on working in a retail store at Christmas.”
The show marks Coutts-Smith’s debut as a playwright. “I’ve been involved in the theatre on and off since high school and now I’ve begun the great adventure of starting a writing career,” she said. “It’s been a blast working with everyone at Dark Psychic Productions and Phoenix Theatre and I truly appreciate all the hard work, dedication and support being thrown into the production.” Coutts-Smith said the show was also a sibling act with younger brother Alex, a winner at the 2013 Finley Awards for lighting Eurobeat, supplying light and sound. A Retailer’s Christmas plays at 8pm December 18, 19 and 20 with a 2pm matinee December 20. Tickets are $25, $20 concession plus transaction fees. Please visit www.trybooking.com/GBXM or call 0422 394 749 to book your tickets. Please note: parental guidance is recommended due to mild sexual references and coarse language. Flashing lights and hazing effects will also be used. All proceeds from program and raffle sales are being donated to the Murdoch Community Hospice (www.sjog. org.au/hospitals/murdoch_hospice.aspx). Phoenix Theatre is located at 435 Carrington Street, Hamilton Hill, within the Hamilton Memorial Hall. L-R: Kate Lloyd, Harrsidale resident Christopher Doney, Nikita Harwood and Liv Szulgowski. Photograph courtesy of The Sneaky Photographer.
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Written by Peter Thatcher On Wednesday the 3rd of December 2014 cricketing students and staff from Years 6-10 joined the broader Australian public and paid tribute to the late Philip Hughes, Australian Test Cricketer who passed away recently in the most tragic of circumstances. They brought in their personal bats and hats and displayed them as a show of respect in front of the College’s Administration Building. Photographs courtesy of Mrs Vicki Sallur.
Should you become involved with Neighbourhood Watch? Given the recent spate of crime occurring in Roleystone, Karragullen and the Churchmans Brook areas, then I believe the answer is a resounding yes. Neighbourhood Watch encourages neighbourhood participation and shared responsibility of what is happening in your neighbourhood. This can be vital to you and your family’s safety. You and your neighbours are in the best position to notice something unusual in your area, but it is your responsibility to report any suspicious behaviour to the police. Neighbourhood Watch has information that improves the quality of information you pass onto police, which enhances the level of home security and personal security for you and your family and encourages documentation of assets, including property marking using special pens. By joining Neighbourhood Watch, you will also be kept informed on local and contemporary crime prevention that you can share with your neighbours. If you are part of a Bushfire Ready Group this is an excellent opportunity to link the two to share information. The Roleystone Family Centre have agreed to be the central point for Neighbourhood Watch in Roleystone, Karragullen, Churchmans Brook and surrounding communities where you can obtain a large range of written information relating to Neighbourhood Watch. In the New Year we will have a display at the Roleystone Shopping Centre. You can find information at www.nhw.wa.gov.au or by contacting me at pathart1@bigpond.com. Neighbourhood Watch is a joint police and community program. Its success depends on your support. Crime prevention is everybody’s business. Pat Hart, Member Neighbourhood Watch WA.
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Living in Australia means we are at high risk of developing skin cancer. However, you don’t have to compromise fashion to protect yourself. The SunSmart team at Cancer Council WA have once again collaborated with Central Institute of Technology by asking the Fashion and Textile Design students to create a design that incorporates sun protection with youth fashion. SunSmart Campaign Coordinator Carolyn Minto said it can be difficult to get young people to think about sun protection. “Young people are often fashion and image conscious, and unfortunately this can come at the cost of sun protection,” Ms Minto said. “The project encourages the designers of tomorrow to show that fashion and sun protection can go hand in hand.”
“Melanoma is the most common cancer in young people, and this project is a way of improving attitudes towards sun protection in this group,” she said. The best design was submitted by Cassandra Pittard, Silvia Dzemail and Lauren Willems, and marks the fourth SunSmart fashion garment produced out of the partnership. The garment is made from UPF50+ fabric, which provides excellent sun protection, and is available to purchase from Ruck Rover General Store in Northbridge. The garment launch coincided with National Skin Cancer Action week, which ran from 16 - 22 November.
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The time is now. We create our world through our thought, intention and actions. Our dreams can become our reality! A number of years ago, after returning to WA from North Queensland, Roleystone felt ‘just right’. While living elsewhere I set my intention, and when the time was right, the perfect home in the hills called me in. I love our community, the diversity within the hills, and so many open-minded people. I’m an artisan and Soulfelt Threads is my spirit’s language. I speak through my heart and hands to create works of art in various mediums. Textiles and creativity is one of many passions. I love that moment of inspiration, when time shifts and weaves, when connection is clear and strong, and the physical world melts away. You are left with your heartbeat and pure creativity - bliss! Next year, 2015, looks to be a year of sharing the love, so I will be offering various workshops locally to manifest your own language through art, tools of empowerment, and connection. I am also a custodian of Wild Woman Weekend and Wyld Wayz, which create sacred spaces for women to gather. We honour and empower ourselves from the
inside out. We create and strengthen friendships with sisterhood. We ignite the internal flame to follow our passions and our dreams, and we share ways to honour ourselves, the elements, Goddesses, mother earth and grandmother moon. Wild Woman Weekend empowers women and helps us become the best we can be. Our 10th Wild Woman Weekend retreat will be held in May 2015, and we also gather for day workshops, retreats, interstate workshops, and international soul journeys. If this resonates with you, reach out and make a connection by searching Soulfelt Threads on Facebook or by visiting www. w i l d wo m a n w e e ke n d . com. Larissa O’Neill.
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There have been some wonderful foster carers in Roleystone and surrounding areas, doing a fabulous job at ensuring beautiful animals in need find loving homes. In some circumstances, they have had some pretty disheartening starts to life, but with ample love, care and affection, these foster cats and kittens are now looking for new homes. This sweet adorable cat called Patchy was rehomed a few months ago, due to difficulties in living circumstances. However, she unfortunately came into our hospital a few weeks ago as an abandoned cat. She is super affectionate, and she thrives on company and lots of care and cuddles. She would suit any couple or family with children who are willing to give her the love and kindness that she truly deserves. If you think that you could give Patchy a forever home, please call the hospital. The cats have all been fully vet checked, vaccinated, microchipped and sterilised. To view our cats available for adoption, please go to the ArmadaleByford Veterinary Hospital Facebook page, and for more information, please call the Veterinary Hospital on 9399 4299.
A reunion is being organised for Cecil Andrews SHS students and staff who were in Year 8 in 1981, 9 in 1982 & 10 in 1983. It will be on March 1, 2015 @ the Narrogin Inn, Armadale. Anyone interested in going can call Lee Mulvey on 0402 203 442 or Brad Willey on 0405 174 162. Emails can be sent to reunion81to83@gmail.com.
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The Roleystone area has experienced some burglaries and a number of stealing offences from motor vehicles. Armadale Police have been working hard to try and identify who is responsible for the offences and had some success. Please assist your local police by reporting suspicious behaviour of people in the area and vehicles parked in odd places. Please lock your doors, sheds and motor vehicles, these types of offences are mostly opportunity crimes and preventable. If you see any suspicious activities, please contact your local Sergeant, Tom Weidmann or any member of the Local Policing Team 7 on 0417 519 277, if we are not on duty please leave a message and we will get back to you. If it’s an urgent matter, please ring 13 14 44 or 000 if it’s life threatening. Published on 5 December 2014.
On Saturday the 6th of December, artists of the Roleystone Family Centre gathered in celebration of this year’s creative works of art. Our annual exhibition was open to the public all weekend and attracted over 120 visitors, 17 of whom bought artwork to grace their homes. Congratulations and thank you to all those who came in support of our local artists. For information on art classes run at the Centre, call 9496 1115. Wendy van der Laan and Ian Dickinson. (Artists top-bottom L-R: Pauline Edgecombe, Betsy Dickson, Bec Shelton, Linda Glover and Linda Spiring).
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ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FAIR St Christopher’s Anglican Church held its annual Christmas Fair on the 29th of November, and we would like to thank everyone who came along and supported us on the day. The fair was a great success, with a variety of stalls and tables, such as Books and White Elephant, offering beautiful products and wares just in time for Christmas. Keeping with the festive theme, Father Christmas delighted the young ones with a special appearance. Christmas also came early for a few lucky people who won a raffle Christmas Hamper and other fantastic prizes. Meanwhile, singers from “Sing Australia” contributed to the wonderful community atmosphere and joyous Christmas spirit with a lovely selection of songs. Finally, we would like to thank The Valley Reporter and their staff for advertising the fair, making and distributing posters, and their overall generosity that helped make the event one to remember. Photographs courtesy of Rebecca Glassford.
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K&K For the last two years, the residents of Bedfordale have been working together to oppose the proposed subdivision of public open space at Lot 108 Springfield Rd, in Bedfordale. This area of 3.4 hectares has been used regularly by residents since it was created as part of the Wallangarra Parklands estate, nearly 40 years ago. A petition was collated last year with over 170 signatures, but the residents felt devastated when the councillors seemed to just ignore their concerns in favour of a business plan to propose the subdivision and sale of two thirds of the land. I had been told that 108 is a spiritually significant number, which was news to me. I was fascinated to read about all the connections to this number, and suggested to the Mayor that instead of subdividing, we should be declaring Lot 108 a sacred space. He didn’t take me up on that idea, so as the next council meeting approached, I decided we should have our own ceremony to declare it
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Curulli’s Seafood Markets – Armadale Our main supply of fresh fish is sourced from the local West Australian coast between Point Samson in the north, to Esperance in the south. The seafood is taken directly from the boat and freighted overnight to Fremantle, and then sent to our store, so it’s fresh to your table. Our prawns and other shell fish are sourced from Garden Island, Shark Bay, Carnarvon, Exmouth and as far north as Darwin, and all cooked fresh in our store. Our New Zealand King salmon and mussels come from the crystal clear New Zealand rivers, and our oysters are sourced whole and shucked daily from Ceduna in South Australia or Tasmania. The business is run by Julian, Rhonda, and Vince, who have all been around seafood their whole lives. In addition, Rhonda is a qualified chef who offers free advice and easyto-follow steps to make cooking your seafood a success. We take pride in our product and can guarantee our quality and service. We now have a great range of our own homemade gourmet products, such as pickled octopus, prawns, mussels, and squid. We also smoke our own salmon, squid, and mussels using natural hickory wood chips. Our entire homemade gourmet products selection has no added preservatives, artificial flavours or colours. With Christmas just around the corner, we are now taking orders for crayfish,
so drop in and see our extensive range of fresh quality seafood. We are situated at 50 Forrest Road, Armadale (Forrest Road Fresh) and open every Wednesday to Sunday. We’ll be trading seven days straight for Christmas, from Wednesday the 17th to Wednesday the 24th of December. You can trust Curulli’s Seafood to provide the freshest seafood for your family; one taste and we guarantee you’ll be “hooked”.
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Roleystone resident Tania Everett (pictured far right) was honoured at Parkinson’s Western Australia’s 30th anniversary this month. Tania, who was the highest fundraiser for the “A Walk in the Park” 2014 event (and the runner-up for the same event in 2013), was awarded Fundraiser of the Year for her continued dedication to supporting Parkinson’s WA through innovative fundraising. She secured sponsorship from local businesses and individuals, and contributed significantly to the success of the event. Tania and her husband Phillip have been Parkinson’s WA members since 2005, and are popular and active in the WA community. Parkinson’s CEO Brenda Matthews said “We are lucky to have many dedicated fundraisers, and awarding Fundraiser of the Year is never easy. Tania goes above and beyond to raise funds for our organisation every year, and we are proud to have her and Phillip on our team”. The Parkinson’s WA Fundraiser of the Year receives a plaque and a gift from the organisation. The Volunteer of the Year was awarded to Leonore Shapiro of Woodlands, who also received a plaque and a gift. The Valley Reporter would like to congratulate Tania Everett on all her hard work towards such worthy causes. Well done!
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Drug Aware Ignite Basketball teams moving up the ladder! The City of Armadale’s Drug Aware Ignite Basketball teams are having a break away season this year. Drug Aware Ignite Basketball is a full time, sport based intervention program targeted at young people involved, or at risk of becoming involved, in crime or anti-social behaviour. Mayor Henry Zelones said Ignite uses basketball to engage young people through physical activity, leadership development, education/training and community involvement. “This year we have three teams competing in the Saturday morning Perth Redbacks league. “The U18s Tigers team is currently sitting in the top spot by five points, with several games still to play in the competition. “The U14s Warriors team has gone from strength to strength this year, and they are sitting in joint third position on the ladder which is a vast improvement from bottom position last year. “The improvement to their position on the ladder, for both teams, is no doubt due to their commitment and regular attendance at the Tuesday training sessions, where they work on improving their fitness levels and basketball skills. “The Ignite Diamonds girls’ team is also going from strength to strength, racking
up a number of big wins this season with a much improved squad. The most recent saw them victorious with a win of 91 to 34 and with continued hard work and dedication, this will surely continue. “Young people from the program also took time out to give back to their community recently, and spent a Sunday morning fund raising at their local Bunnings serving hot dogs and drinks. “It was wonderful to see the kids all chipping in to help a worthy cause and was a great effort, showing exemplary team work off the basketball court. “The proceeds from the fundraiser went towards buying grocery vouchers for a local family that was experiencing financial difficulties”, said Mayor Zelones. The success of the Drug Aware Ignite program would not be possible without the support of our funding partners; Department of Sport and Recreation, WA Police Strategic Crime Prevention Division, Healthway, the Department of Child Protection and Family Support, Public Transport Authority and the Local Drug Action Group. For more information on Drug Aware Ignite Basketball call 9399 0111 or visit www. armadale.wa.gov.au.
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Help the Salvos feed 10,000 people in need this Christmas The Salvation Army is calling on the community to give a meal and give hope to someone in need this Christmas. The 10,000 meals campaign asks people to give as little as $10 to provide a Christmas meal for someone who may otherwise go without one this festive season. Ensuring people don’t go hungry is an important part of the work of the Salvos and has been for more than 130 years. Our research shows that more than 30% of the people we assist at Christmas will have no one to share a meal with on Christmas Day. But it’s not just about food - it’s also about giving people a sense of community and a place to belong. Especially at Christmas which can be a lonely time for people with nowhere to celebrate. Please visit 10thousandmeals.org.au to donate a meal for $10 and make a difference in someone’s life this Christmas. Ref: www.salvationarmy.org.au.
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support the players and our club. Finally, the committee would like to wish everyone a safe and happy Christmas. Enjoy the break and catch you on the diamond in 2015! Wendy Mays, Publicity Officer.
Roleystone Tennis Club If you are looking for an activity for children during these coming school holidays, Roleystone Tennis Club is offering Tennis Coaching Clinics. These two hour programs will cover all the shots, including forehand, backhand, volleys, serves and smashes. Lots of prizes and games will be included for all players of all levels. There are two sessions to be held 9.00am - 11.00am Wednesday 7 January and Saturday 24 January with a cost of $18. A one and a half hour session will be held Wednesday 14 January 5.00pm - 6.30pm which will concentrate on serve and point play at a cost of $12. All enquiries can be directed to Darren on 0412 497 778, email: topshottennis@gmail.com.
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On Sunday 7 December four teams participated in the Lightning Carnival held by TBAWA at Yokine Reserve. Roleystone was well represented with all teams doing an awesome job: Royals finished 2nd in U10’s and in U13’s (out of 22 teams), Nitros finished 9th, Bandits 3rd, and I’m very proud to say RRE Red Sox brought home the winning plaque to add to our clubrooms. We would like to thank our committed umpires (Wendy, Anthony, Dylan and Mike) for attending the carnival and everyone who helped out on the day. A number of sponsors attended our recent photo sessions and we would like to remind everyone to continue to support Roleystone Animal Hospital, Roleystone Chiropractic, Seadragonz Swim School, Roleystone Supa IGA, Roleystone-Karragullen Community Bendigo Bank, Karragullen Gravel & Garden Supplies, Creative Driveways & Fencing, Tony Simpson, Don Randall, WJ & KS Automotives, Hogs Breath Cafe Kelmscott, Roleystone Pharmacy, and our major sponsor, Roleystone Real Estate. On Friday 21 November our U8’s played an evening game instead of the normal Saturday morning game, which followed with a sausage sizzle. We also had our pitching machine out for the older children (and some parents) to have a go at hitting a “pitched” ball. This was very popular and many families stayed around to enjoy a social evening on the green. We also had our annual fundraising for the season with the sale of chocolates – thank you to everyone who purchased these. Our two State Championship teams have been training hard and we can see lots of improvements already. These players will continue training over the holidays and attend several carnivals in preparation for the Championships on the long weekend in February/March 2015. Their first carnival will be on 10 January and they will also attend a Perth Heat game as Baseball Buddies on 9 and 23 January 2015, so come along to these games and
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Community feedback on John Forrest National Park Have you visited John Forrest National Park recently? The Department of Parks and Wildlife would like to hear about your experience and your ideas for the future of the park. Perth Hills District Parks and Reserves Manager Elisa Skillen said feedback from community members was important. “John Forrest National Park is Western Australia’s first national park and the department is looking at its future recreational needs,” Ms Skillen said. “People who live in the area and those who visit the park are encouraged to have their say by going online to complete a short survey. “It will take only a few minutes and the information will help us plan for the future.” Survey link : https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/John_Forrest_Community. John Forrest National Park facts: • Founded in 1900, it is the oldest national park in the State. • The park was named in honour of the famous explorer and statesman Sir John Forrest, who was WA Premier between1890-1901. • Several trails run through the park, including the Railway Reserve Heritage Trail, which follows the alignment of the old railway line to York. • There are outstanding views of Perth from the lookout point on the Scenic Drive. • There were approximately 104,000 visits to John Forrest National Park in 2013-14. For more information about the John Forrest National Park survey, please contact the Parks and Wildlife Mundaring office on 9290 6100. Ref: www.dpaw.wa.gov.au. Published: Friday, 14 November 2014. Pictured: Railway tunnel in John Forrest National Park. Photograph courtesy of Tourism WA.
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Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre in Perth is a non-profit, non-government organisation run largely by dedicated volunteers. We are the premier black cockatoo rehabilitation facility in Australia, admitting, rehabilitating and releasing endangered or threatened black cockatoos belonging to four different species (also includes the inland red-tailed black cockatoo, C. b. samueli). We also run a revegetation program to provide future habitat for the black cockatoos, and an outreach program to Season’s Greetings & best wishes for Gift Vouchers Available educate the community on the plight of WA’s black cockatoos and what they Gift Vouchers Available theGift New Year from Gary and all the staff Vouchers Available The can do to help. The The We desperately need funding to continue one of our main projects - our B.Y.O. restAurAnt Multi AwArd wArdw winning inning B.Y.O. restAurAnt Black Cockatoo Rescue Program for 2015. 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AUDITION TO ACHIEVE ACTING VISION Calling all Roleystone actors wanting to make a change in the New Year – applications for The Gap in 2015 are now open “I love creating alongside other creatives,” she said. “When I started teaching, I was encouraged by many people to start my own school. “I am passionate about the performing arts and helping people achieve their dreams and potential within the industry.” Ciara Taylor, a 2014 graduate, described The Gap program as challenging and fun while also preparing her for the industry. “Amanda is an honest and reliable teacher whose opinion is full of experience,” she said. “She tries her best to give us every opportunity possible.” Another graduating student, Quaid Kirchner, added: “I’d recommend the course to people who are truly determined and passionate for the art of acting because you learn what’s truly required to make it into the industry.” For more details about The Gap, go to www.actorshub.net and download an audition form, email info@actorshub.net or call 6143 3568. The Actors’ Hub is located at the Subiaco Arts Centre, 180 Hamersley Road, Subiaco.
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The Actors’ Hub has a special 40week part-time course that aims to reduce the gap between high school drama and Australia’s leading acting schools, such as the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) and WA Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), as well as the industry. Known as The Gap, the program allows students to refine their skills as they learn from highly trained actors, directors and master teachers, gaining insights on how to develop an acting career, while waiting for the next annual intake for performing arts courses across the country. The course delivers professional training in preparation and performance techniques for both stage and screen. Entry to The Gap is by audition only and people must be aged 17 and above. Offers close January 16. The program runs from February to December, alongside the school terms, with two half days and one full day (12 hours) each week. The Actors’ Hub director Amanda Crewes said The Gap provided a serious focus for those wanting to learn more about the profession in a fun, innovative and professional environment. “We aim to help people get there, wherever that may be,” she said. “We want people to feel safe to dream, empowered to dare and inspired to do. “There are limited places on offer at Australia’s major drama schools which results in some of the country’s most talented performers being overlooked. “About 3,500 students graduate from high school drama courses each year but with only a small number accepted into drama schools, many gifted young actors are forced to find a new career path. “The Gap highlights how people might actually be getting in their own way, holding themselves back from achieving what they want out of their acting.” Following her own successful career and her father’s belief that anyone could learn to act, Crewes decided to teach others the art of performance.
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CHRISTMAS MARKET AND CONCERT Held quarterly at Cross Park, Jarrah Road, the Roleystone Markets offer a distinctive mix of quality art, craft, provisions and produce to local and surrounding areas. The Christmas Twilight Markets took place on Sunday 7 December. From 3pm to 8pm, the Markets were alive with Christmas spirit as people found unique gifts from over 100 stores and celebrated the joyous season of giving. Wildthyme Natural Soap was one of many stores at the Christmas Twilight Markets. A small, family run business, Wildthyme Natural Soap has been hand-making soap in Roleystone for 12 years. Their brand new Aromatherapy Bath Bliss in Lime and Peru Balsam or Lavender flavours made the perfect gift for any member of the family. Artisan Spice was another store at the Markets that offered fresh, hand-made spice in small batches, while Askrigg Orchards provided fresh fruit and vegetables for sale from their orchard on Canning Mills Road. Roleystone P&C also had a store at the Markets offering a special gift-wrapping service with a huge assortment of paper to those who wished to have their items wrapped. There was plenty of delicious food available as well. Bona Pizza Mobile Wood-fired Pizza
included home smoked cherry tomatoes on their menu, and a team participating in the Serpentine Jarrahdale Relay for Life ran the popular sausage sizzle. This team, known as “Team Boo Bees”, is made up of people who have been touched by cancer, either personally or through family and friends fighting the disease. This year the Roleystone Markets teamed up with the Roleystone Musicians Club to organise entertainment for all ages. Deb de Boer from the Roleystone Musicians Club and Christine Heavey from the Roleystone Markets Committee successfully organised face painting, a bouncy castle, pony rides, animal petting, carol singers, dances, and bands such as “Dance with Tash”, which saw Chris on the drums, Tash with the vocals, Pete on bass, and Dale on the guitar. It wouldn’t be a Christmas Markets without Santa, and the man in red and white made a special visit after 5pm. The Roleystone Community Garden congratulates the Roleystone Market Committee for organising and running the Twilight Markets. With visitors arriving from far and wide, the Markets maintained a lovely community atmosphere throughout the day and ended with a concert under the setting sun. On behalf of all store holders, Tez’s Trezures would like to thank and congratulate every volunteer involved in organising the Roleystone Markets. We are very grateful to have the opportunity to share our wares and services with this amazing community and many others further afield. Bringing such a massive day into being for ‘US’ as a community does you and Roleystone proud. Finally, thank you and good luck to everyone who took home sunflower seeds. If you missed out, grow your own seeds in a pot and bring them along to the markets in March – there are many prizes to be won! Roleystone Markets Dates for 2015: Sunday 1 March 3pm - 8pm, Sunday 14 June 10am - 3pm, Sunday 20 September 10am 3pm, and Sunday 6 December 3pm - 8pm.
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The Roleystone Netball Club Committee would like to take this final opportunity to thank each and every one of our sponsors for their financial contribution to the club this year. To the Roleystone-Karragullen Branch of the Bendigo Bank, Kab Seating, Totally Workwear, Openica Logistics, Rainstorm Dust Control, The Hon. Tony Simpson MLA for Darling Range, Maggie Burke Real Estate, Beaver Tree Services and Metro Mobility, without your support and belief in the club, we would not have been able to offer the best opportunity for all our members. During the 2014 season many of our girls have taken their netball talents to new heights, from representing the club on one of the KDNA and Darling Range Squad Teams and training with State League, to umpiring every Saturday at Ray Owen or at carnivals and umpiring for the WA Indoor Netball Association at Nationals. To the girls who got their C Badge and to the new kids on the block who participated in the Junior Umpire Mentor Program (JUMP), you are all to be commended for your dedication, enthusiasm and hard work! To those girls who have been selected for the 2015 KDNA Squad, we wish you luck. Lastly, but by no means least, to all our dedicated players of the Roleystone Netball Club we applaud you all for a fantastic season and look forward to seeing you all in 2015. With the Spring season now drawing to a close at KDNA and SDNA we congratulate all teams on a great season and a fantastic end to the 2014 netball year. To all our families, have a safe and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Registration days for 2015 have been planned for 7 February at the AGM and 8 February at the Roleystone Shopping Centre. For all enquiries contact Club Registrar/Secretary, Sharlene Warnes, at roleystonenetball@hotmail. com or visit roleystonenetballclub.wa.netball.com.au.
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ARALUEN ESTATE BUSHFIRE On Thursday 4 December, a fire was reported at Araluen in Perth’s southern hills at 1.42pm Fifty career and volunteer Fire and Rescue Service, Bush Fire Service and Department of Parks and Wildlife firefighters worked tirelessly together with other agencies to extinguish the fire. DFES managed the fire and found the cause to be accidental by machinery. The fire burnt approximately five hectares of land. Firefighters worked through the night before an ALL CLEAR advice was issued for people in Araluen Estate near Old Albany Lane and Heritage Drive in the City of Armadale on the following day. During the fire, residents were advised to drive slowly and with caution due to smoke and emergency services personnel working in the area. Fortunately, the fire was extinguished quickly without causing any damage to human life or properties in the area. Ref: www.dfes.wa.gov.au. Photograph courtesy of Claire Spry.
Kofukan Karate Roleystone Wraps Up a Great Year dinner for those who graded. We had a great Ruby Haydar - Senior Most Improved turnout of over 40 people attending, which Richard Ye - Junior Mike Abreu Award really showed what a great community and club Eve Williams - Senior Mike Abreu Award Following the formalities of the day, the we are a part of. With the Senior Grading winding up the karate entertainment began. We were lucky to have our events for the year, it gave all those involved rest resident DJ Mark Hollings pumping out some and time to prepare for the Karate Party held on great tracks for the afternoon. This year we Saturday the 6th December, at the Roleystone had Sumo suits for all ages, and we also had a Country Club. Presentations began at 1:00pm, jousting arena for the kids. These two activities with Sensei Brooke giving a run down on what provided everyone with some great laughs and happened throughout the year. We were lucky some friendly rivalries. We even saw Sensei to have our most Senior Instructor, Shihan Brooke and Sensei Elrina have a go at the Sumo Tomiyama (8th Dan) travel to Perth in May for wrestling. his annual visit, in which the Senior Class was After a successful year, we are already looking able to receive some in-depth training. We also forward to the exciting things to come in 2015. had a great turnout for our Margaret River camp We have our Enrolment Day for next year on the in September, with eight families attending. We 17th of January, from 9:00am to 11:00am at the are hoping to increase this number for next year. Roleystone Hall (Wygonda Road, Roleystone). Next came the awards for the year. Each year Newcomers are welcome to come down and we present two Encouragement Awards, a have a chat to the instructors and meet some of Junior and Senior Most Improved Award, and our current students. a Junior and Senior Mike Abreu Award (Students of the Year). Our Mike Abreu Awards are presented to students who have demonstrated a number of desirable attributes AUTO SERVICE CENTRE throughout the year. This year the • All Makes Servicing/Diagnostics • Cooling System Repairs trophies were awarded to: • Exhaust Replacement/Repairs • Shock Absorbers Kirsten Wettner • Starter Motors/Alternators • Brake Repairs • Free Quotations • 24 Years Experience Encouragement Award Your Locally Owned Fully Licensed Vehicle Repairer Dominick Mukherjee United Fuel Station 11 Wygonda Rd Roleystone Encouragement Award Matthew Poskitt Junior Most Improved
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As the end of 2014 draws ever closer, the Roleystone Dojo has had a few events to complete a great year. The 27th of November saw our students grade for various ranks from white belt through to purple belt. It was great to see our students demonstrate the techniques they had learnt throughout the term. A Senior Grading was held by Kofukan Karate Australia at the Roleystone Hall on the 30th November, for those students grading from 2nd Kyu to Shodan (brown belt to black belt). Fourteen students from the Warnbro, Kwinana and Roleystone Dojos attempted their grading that day. Roleystone had four students grade for 1st Kyu, and one attempt Shodan. Grace Warnes, Maddison Kirby, Eve Williams and Jack Warnes (1st Kyu Brown Belt) and Pam Thonell (Shodan Black Belt) all trained very hard, and represented the club well. These gradings are not easy and as Sensei Darren pointed out at our recent Christmas windup, “1st Kyu is the gateway to Shodan”. Students were required to demonstrate Kata (patterns), Self Defence, Bunkai (application of kata) and Kumite (sparring). Both Maddison and Eve were required to perform their selfdefence on Sensei Darren, and after performing many takedowns, I think Sensei Darren was left a little sore. Good work girls! We instructors are proud that all our students passed the rank they were attempting, with the Roleystone Dojo gaining another Shodan student. Great work Pam! Following a long day, it is a tradition for the Roleystone Dojo to hold a celebratory
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Green Light for Traffic Lights Main Roads Western Australia has given the green light for traffic signals to be installed at the intersection of Gosnells Road West and Tonkin Highway, Martin. The decision comes three years after the City of Gosnells first made an application for traffic signals to be installed to increase traffic safety at the intersection. City of Gosnells Mayor Dave Griffiths is very pleased with the decision saying it was the only outcome the City would have found acceptable. “There have been many serious crashes at this particular intersection and the installation of traffic signals has been a priority for the City and its RoadWise Advisory Group for years,” said the Mayor. “Unfortunately, these applications and decisions take time but in this instance, the right decision has been made by Main Roads Western Australia.” The Gosnells Road West/Tonkin Highway intersection was listed in the RAC’s Top Ten nominations of worst intersections from across the state. Over 5,000 members of the public responded to the RAC’s Risky Roads campaign which
gave Western Australians the opportunity to highlight substandard roads and intersections throughout the state. Main Roads Western Australia is in the early stages of the design and the actual installation date is currently unknown. In the meantime, Main Roads will be installing an 80km an hour speed limit on Tonkin Highway through the intersections of Gosnells Road West and Gosnells Road East in preparation for the installation of the traffic signals. The design and approvals for the speed zone are underway and it is expected that the 80km an hour zone will be implemented by the end of 2014. Ref: www.gosnells.wa.gov.au. Published 2 December, 2014.
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World on a Plate Returns The City of Gosnells’ popular global cooking series World on a Plate returns in 2015 as part of a community cultural exchange initiative. One night a month between January and June, a local cultural group will prepare a traditional meal in front of a live audience and share information about their culture and way of life. These free workshops will share insights about different cultures and cooking traditions and equip participants with the skills to cook a new international dish at home, without having to leave the City. Mayor Dave Griffiths said that the City is proud to celebrate its cultural diversity through the workshops, which will cover Samoan, Palestinian, French, Egyptian and Afghan cuisine. “With more than a third of the local community born overseas, this is a great opportunity to learn more about different cultures and traditions that make up the Gosnells community,” Mayor
Griffiths said. World on a Plate workshops start at 6pm on Thursday 22 January 2015 with the Samoan Methodist Church preparing a delicious, traditional Samoan feast. Workshops will be held at Southern River College, Southern River Road, Gosnells from 6pm to 8pm. Bookings are essential, as places are limited. To secure your place, please call the City’s Community Development team on 9397 3121. Ref: www.gosnells.wa.gov.au. Published 2 December, 2014.
City of Armadale Triathlon The City of Armadale Triathlon at Champion Lakes is a popular race on the Telstra Triathlon Series Calendar. The swim through the regatta centre is ideal for first-timers and tadpoles however it is also well received by professional triathletes. Distances: Pursuit – 750m Swim, 20km Cycle and 5km Run Elite Draft Legal Race – 750m Swim, 20km Cycle and 5km Run Enticer – 250m Swim, 8km Cycle and 2km Run The Sunday Times Chillout! Tadpoles Triathlon – 100m Swim, 2km Cycle and 500m Run Register at www.triserieswa.com.au. Event Schedule: Date: Sat 10 January 2015 Time: 6:00AM - 5:00PM Venue: Champion Lakes, Armadale
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Smokers warned of bushfire risk West Australians are being warned of the dangers of littering cigarette butts this bushfire season. Keep Australia Beautiful and the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) issued the warning as the Bureau of Meteorology predicted a warmer than usual summer season across most of the country, with vast areas of the State expected to face an above average fire risk. Keep Australia Beautiful Chief Executive Officer Peter McLean said it was no secret cigarette butts are public enemy number one when it comes to littering. “More than seven billion butts are discarded in Australia each year. If placed end to end they would extend 144,000 kilometres and circle the planet 3.6 times,” Mr McLean said. “Nationally, thousands of fires a year are caused by cigarettes and smokers’ materials. “Cigarette butts account for the most amount of rubbish found along our state’s highways. “Not only are drivers who flick their cigarette butts out the window polluting the environment, they’re also potentially causing dangerous bushfires. You may have a licence to drive, but you don’t have a licence to litter.’’ DFES Operations Deputy Commissioner Lloyd Bailey said DFES attends over 500 mulch fires a year, the majority starting from discarded cigarette butts. “Cigarette butts can cause ground fuels to smoulder for lengthy periods of time and all it takes is a hot and windy day for a
bushfire to be sparked,” Deputy Commissioner Bailey said. “Under the right weather conditions a bushfire can quickly escalate, putting lives and property under threat and placing an enormous burden on emergency services. “I urge everyone to take responsibility for their actions and help to prevent bushfires this summer by carefully disposing of cigarette butts.” The Keep Australia Beautiful National Litter Index 2013/14 recently revealed the number of cigarette butts found in Western Australia is 19 butts per 1,000m². “I’ve had a lit cigarette hit me in the face that was flicked out of a car window before; people are just not getting the message,” Mr McLean said. Careless disposal of a cigarette butt can be very costly, attracting a fine of up to $500 for an individual. During a Total Fire Ban any person who disposes of burning tobacco, or a burning cigarette, cigar or match in circumstances that is likely to set fire to the bush, including throwing it from a vehicle, could face a fine of $25,000 and/or 12 months in jail. The public can report someone carelessly disposing of a cigarette to Keep Australia Beautiful WA (KAB). To become a registered Litter Reporter visit the Keep Australia Beautiful WA website at www.kabc.wa.gov.au and complete the online registration form. Ref: www.dfes.wa.gov.au. Published Tuesday 2 December 2014.
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Amendment to City Of Armadale’s Local Planning Policy PLN 4.2 – Advertisements (Signage) Closes 5 Jan 2015 Council, at its meeting on 24 November 2014, resolved to advertise for public comment proposed amendments to the City of Armadale Local Planning Policy PLN 4.2, Advertisements (Signage). The proposed amendments intend to increase the display period timeframe of tethered signs. A copy of the draft policy is available for viewing at the City of Armadale Administration Office, 7 Orchard Avenue, Armadale from 8.15am to 4.45pm weekdays. Please download the relevant documents: PLN.42 - Proposed Planning Policy at http://www.armadale.wa.gov.au. Submit your feedback in writing to the following address: Office of Chief Executive Officer City of Armadale Locked Bag 2, Armadale WA 6992.
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www.roleystonetheatre.com.au We will be announcing our productions for the 2015 season soon Gift vouchers now available We’re making it easy for you to find unique presents - how about the gift of entertainment? You can now purchase gift vouchers for the Roleystone Theatre - valid at any show. Call Gerry or Bobbie on 9397 5730 to order yours now! The VALLEY Reporter proudly supports the ROLEYSTONE THEATRE
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Community Noticeboard KICKBOXING FOR FITNESS New class now on Fridays @ 10:30am. KICKBOXING 4 BEGINNERS. Great to way to begin achieving your weight loss or fitness goals. Learn correct technique from an experienced female instructor. Only $15 1hr session. All equipment provided. Fox’s Boxing Gym, 25 Greenough Way, Gosnells. ARMADALE SOCCER CLUB Seeking Sunday Amateurs for 2015, please contact us at info@armadalesoccerclub.com.au. Chipmunks Christmas Party Join us for festive fun & celebration! Thursday 18th December Time: 10am 2pm, Friday 19th December 2014. Time: 5.30pm - 8.30pm. Music and games, Santa visit and gift, play in the playground, don’t forget your socks! Tickets available in-store today! $10 per ticket. For more information go to www.chipmunks. com.au.
Women’s Health & Wellbeing Services The Happiness Project They say the most important thing in life is “to be happy”. But, how exactly do we achieve this? And what does happiness look like anyway? This exciting new course is based on the #1 New York Times & international bestselling book call The Happiness Project. You’ll explore your own life & habits, & identify areas that need some TLC, a spring clean or revamping! You’ll learn many practical tips for creating more manageable, enjoyable & meaningful life, & form personalised strategies to bring these qualities into your relationships, home & work environments too. When: Mondays, 9.30am-12pm. Dates: 9th February - 30th March (7 weeks) Where: WHWS Group Room. Cost: $80 (includes a copy of The Happiness Project Book). Bookings essential, limited spots left! P: 9490 2258.
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Each year on December 5 the world stops to celebrate the social glue of society – volunteers. Founded in 1985 by the United Nations General Assembly, International Volunteer Day honours the generous service of over 6 million volunteers in Australia and many more around the world, for enriching our quality of life and social cohesion. Volunteers contribute $290 billion to the Australian economy each year. If it were an industry, it would be the largest in Australia. On December 5, we thanked every volunteer around the country for their commitment and service; those in emergency services, sports, arts, health and in every community activity in every region around Australia. A number of events took place throughout Western Australia to mark the day, and there was also a special feature in The West Australian newspaper and some volunteer stories in a number of the community newspapers. Not only are volunteers helping make the lives of everyone around them happier, they too are happier as a result. Research tells us that just a few hours of volunteer work makes a difference in people’s happiness. It’s proven that volunteers are happier, healthier and even sleep better than those who don’t volunteer. Some other interesting facts associated with sustained volunteering include better mental health, better feelings of wellbeing and longevity, while the experience of helping others provides meaning, a sense of self-worth, a social role and health enhancement.*
Volunteering Australia is very excited to announce the theme for National Volunteer Week 2015: Give Happy, Live Happy. From 11 – 17 of May next year, we want to make Australia the happiest place on earth by asking every Australian to give as much time as they can. “What better way to kick off the campaign than on International Volunteer Day?” said Brett Williamson, CEO, Volunteering Australia. If you are interested in volunteering go to www.volunteeringaustralia.org to search over 10,000 vacant volunteering positions and find the perfect role in your region. Volunteering Australia will be releasing more information about the 2015 National Volunteer Week campaign over the coming months (keep an eye on their website and social media platforms to stay up to date). Rikki Blacka r.blacka@volunteeringact.org.au Twitter: @VolunteeringAus *Volunteering and Happiness: The Facts, 5 December 2014, Volunteering Australia, volunteeringaustralia.org.
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Business For Sale: Roleystone Florist. For over 21 years, Roleystone Centre Florist & Gifts has provided local residents with beautiful flowers for all occasions. Located at 21 Jarrah Rd Roleystone SC. Business fully operational, prof set up and ready for new owner. Interested, please call 0419 047 142 for more information
other IMPORTANT NUMBERS: 000 Fire or Life Threatening Emergencies, 13 25 00 SES Assistance,1300 657 209 Emergency Information, Armadale Police 9399 0222, Healthdirect Hotline 1800 022 222, Poison Information Centre 13 11 26, Western Power 13 13 51, Alinta Gas 13 13 51, Telstra 13 22 03, Roleystone Volunteer Fire Services (Noel Plowman) 9397 6370, CoA Ranger Services 9399 0111 or 1300 886 885, Smoky Vehicle Reporting 1800 076 659, Synergy (faulty street lights) 1800 622 008, Water Corporation 13 13 75, Mensline 1300 789 978, Family Helpline & Domestic Violence 1800 643 000, Samaritans 9381 5555, Life Line 13 11 14, Relationships Australia 1300 364 277, Quitline 13 78 48, Prostate Cancer Foundation 1800 220 099, Suicide Helpline 1300 362 787, Cancer Helpline 13 11 20, Drug Information 1800 069 700, Gamblers Assist 1800 633 635, Mens Domestic Violence Helpline 1800 000 599, Womens Domestic Violence Helpline 1800 007 339, Kids Helpline 1800 551 800, For Passenger Assistance on Transperth Train Services 1800 800 022, Illegal Dumping Hotline 1300 766 541, Main Roads Road Closure Information 13 81 38, Education Department Security SchoolWatch 1800 177 777, Ngala Helpline for families with babies & young children 8am-8pm 7 days a week 9368 9368 WA country access 1800 111 546, CoA Hotline for reporting anti-social behaviour 1300 597 076 Do not use the below numbers for emergency calls or to request police attendance. These numbers are for you to contact your suburb’s local policing team to discuss local issues that don’t require immediate attendance. If they are unavailable you can leave a message and they will return your call. Team 1 Mob: 0409 731 643 Suburbs: Ashendon, Brookdale, Haynes, Hilbert, Lesley, Wungong. Team 2 Mob: 0417 258 771 Suburbs: Kelmscott, Camillo. Team 3 Mob: 0417 453 267 Suburbs: Armadale (including CBD) Team 4 Mob: 0417 533 209 Suburbs: Bedfordale, Karragullen, Mt Nasura, Mt Richon, Roleystone, Seville Grove. Armadale Police 23 Prospect Rd, Armadale. T: 9399 0222. F: 9399 0215. Counter service open hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm.
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Roleystone Toy Library
Armadale Visitor Centre 40 Jull St, Armadale 9399 0410
www.visitarmadale.com.au
Araluen Botanic Park 362 Croyden Rd, Roleystone 9496 1171 www.araluenbotanicpark.com.au
A FANTASTIC WAY FOR YOUR CHILDREN Araluen Golf Resort Country Club Ave, Roleystone 9397 9000 www.araluenresort.com.au TO ENJOY A VARIETY OF FUN AND SAFE TOYS, PUZZLES & GAMES Brackenridge Village & Roleystone Village Cnr of Brookton
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we are 1.45-2.30pmand & Sat Openopen WedTues 11.30am-12.15pm 9.30-10.30am during the school term. Sat during school term. ALL9.30am-10.30am ENQUIRIES PLEASE PHONE Any please call 9496 or Callenquiries BelindaWHITEHEAD Bloxsome 0438 8841115 601 HEATHER 9496 0119 email emailroleystonetoylibrary@yahoo.com.au roleystonetoylibrary@yahoo.com.au
Hwy & Soldiers Rd Roleystone. Great food, wine & beauty
Karragullen Expo (inc. the West Australian Avocado Festival)
October 2015 P: 9293 7152 M: 0418 938 134 email: romaspiccia@ hotmail.com, www.karragullenexpo.org.au SmokeFree WA Kelmscott Annual Show October 2015 9am-9pm Rushton Park, Kelmscott, www.kelmscottshow.com.au Roleystone Markets Dates for 2015: Sun 1 March 3-8pm, Sun 14 June 10-3pm, Sun 20 Sept 10-3pm & Sun 6 Dec 3-8pm (EST. 1944) Roleystone Sunday Markets 8:30am-12:30pm New & Pre-Loved NEW MEMBERS WELCOME items, held out the front of the RK Seniors Club 46 Jarrah Rd Roleystone. Come along & support this monthly event (2nd Social TenniS iS played aT The club • Social Tennis Monday nights 7pm-8.30pm • Wednesday mornings A SAFE, FUN PLACE FOR CHILDREN AND Sunday of the month) Stall holders call Christine Kent 9397 5047 adulTS; WedneSday morningS from 9am 9am onwards • Friday mornings 9am-11am (run through THEIR FAMILIES. Family Centre with Creche) • Sunday afternoons 2pm-4pm and Junior TenniS Roleystone Theatre Inc. 587 Brookton Hwy Roleystone. For SESSIONS MONDAY TO FRIDAY Bookings Phone: 9397 5730 www.roleystonetheatre.com.au REGISTRATION ESSENTIAL COURTS FOR HIRE DAY OR NIGHT Bookings and and keys for public court hire are available through Bookings through the the contact our new registrar Marie Hofmann (Registrar) 0404 996 670 CONTACT OUR NEW REGISTRAR Valley View Garden Golf Earthbound Organics Brackenridge CONTACT OUR NEW REGISTRAR Roleystone Video Network Store, Jarrah Shops - 9496 Roleystone VideoRoad Phone: 9496 16161616. ROBYN DAWSON 9397 7116 email: rpgregistrar@gmail.com kym graham 9397 9158 CAROLYN BATHGATE 9498 1968 Village, Shop 4, 1 Soldiers Rd Roleystone 9397 7899 POBox Box172 172Kelmscott KelmscottWA WA 6991. roleytennisclub@iinet.net.au PO 6991. E: Email: roleystonetennisclub@yahoo.com.au. Tucker Shearwood(Sec.) (Sec.)9496 9397 5305 Graham Boase(Pres.) (Pres.)9397 94966620, 3220,Graham Tracey Backhouse 0053, Kalamunda District Bridge Club holds weekly day and evening Wendy Helen Mantle (Treas.) 9390 2335 & Virginia Bird (Club (Club Capt.) Capt.)9397 93906620 7668 John Meharry (Treas.) 9397 6536, Wendy Tucker sessions for both competitive and social bridge. 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 0407 249 565 Roleystone Community Alive Group meetings held at the Roleystone Family Centre, 19 Wygonda Rd Roleystone. For further enquiries call Joyce Arnott 0434 727 470 Vishrant Buddhist Society, Vishrant holds weekly public meetings, Thursday evenings 8-10pm, Kookaburra Creek Yoga Centre call Dakini Williams 0438 831 883 If I have forgotten to mention you in the What’s On - your local Roleystone Karragullen Seniors Club (Inc) COMMUNITY CALENDAR section feel free to submit your contact details email: thevalleyreporter@iinet.net.au
ROLEYSTONE TENNIS CLUB
ROLEYSTONE GUMNUT PLAYGROUP
46 Jarrah Road, Roleystone Phone : 9496 3166 E-mail: rksc@iinet.net.au
THE CLUB IS NOW OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY – REFER TO CALENDAR FOR ACTIVITIES
Old Primary School - Robin Road 9am - 1:30pm Tues, Thurs & Sat Chris: 0427 462 921 Phil: 0429 688 844 www.roleymensshed.com.au
KARATE-DO KOFUKAN KARATE-DO KARATE-DO INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL KOFUKAN
ROLEYSTONE DOJO DOJO ROLEYSTONE Self-defense, Competition, Fitness, Self-defense, Competition, Fitness, Confidence, Respect & Discipline Confidence, Respect & Discipline Improve your personal well being & Improve your personal well being & Improve your social awareness Improve yourPh. social9397 awareness Enquiries 5688 Enquiries Ph. 9397 or 0419 946 6615688
KIDS ADULT KIDS Qualified Karate ADULT CLASSES CLASSES or Instructor 0419 946& 661 NCAS Accredited
CLASSES Qualified Karate & NCAS Accredited CLASSES FreeInstructor créche available Free créche available
Training Days Roleystone Hall Training Times & Thursdays Cnr Roleystone Wygonda &Hall Jarrah Tuesdays Jnrs (5-12yrs)Times 5-6pm 6-7pm Training Days Training during school holidays Snrs (13yrs & older) 6-7.30pm 7-8.30pm Rds, Roleystone Closed Tuesdays & Thursdays
Cnr Wygonda & Jarrah
Jnrs (5-12yrs) 5-6pm
Monthly Club Nights Doors Open 6.00pm, Bar Open 6.00pm - 10.00pm, Music Starts 7.30pm check out our website for dates in 2015 www.rmcwa.com.au
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We are an energetic group of “Over 50’s” and some of our regular activities for members are: • Mahjong • Book Club • Indoor Bowls • Cards • Members Lending Library
THURS JAN 1 - CLOSED: PUBLIC HOLIDAY FRI JAN 2 - OPEN AS USUAL: LUNCH & DINNER SAT JAN 3 - SUN 18 JAN - USUAL TRADING HOURS MON 19 JAN TO THURS 29 JAN CLOSED: ANNUAL CLOSURE FRI 30 JAN - RE-OPEN FOR DINNER SERVICE
We cater for end of year functions & get togethers
www.roleysontheridge.com email: roleysontheridge@hotmail.com
9496 0666 Brookton Hwy & Soldiers Rd, Roleystone
Gold Plate Winner 2011, 2012 & 2013 Prix dhonneur 2014
Food - Wine - Cof fee - Functions
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Thank you to all our lovely customers for their custom, and we wish you all a happy and safe New Years!
christmas tradinG hours: WED DEC 24 - OPEN AS USUAL: LUNCH & DINNER THURS DEC 25 - OPEN LUNCH ONLY: PRE-BOOKING SET MENU FRI DEC 26 - CLOSED: PUBLIC HOLIDAY SAT DEC 27 - OPEN AS USUAL: LUNCH & DINNER SUN DEC 28 - OPEN AS USUAL: BREKKY, LUNCH & DINNER MON DEC 29 - OPEN AS USUAL: LUNCH ONLY TUES DEC 30 - CLOSED WED DEC 31 NEW YEARS EVE - OPEN AS USUAL: LUNCH & DINNER, (REGULAR A LA CARTE MENU)
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