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Roll of Honour 1984 - 2019 OLAVE BADEN-POWELL SOCIETY Our mission is to inspire generosity and sustained financial support for the advancement of girls and young women through the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS). GOLD SUPPORTER AWARD Our Gold Supporter Award honours those who have donated over £10,000. Awardees are presented with a gold coloured pin and certificate at the Presentation Ceremony during our Annual Event. CENTENARY SUPPORTER AWARD From 2009 to 2014 OB-PS Supporters were invited to become Centenary Supporters by making a commitment to give over £10,000. This award coincided with the Centenary Celebrations of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. GLOBAL SUPPORTERS AWARD In 2015 we introduced a new recognition level to show our gratitude to ongoing supporters of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. The ‘Global Supporter’ award honours those who have donated over £15,000 cumulatively. Awardees are presented with a special certificate and a handmade, woven OB-PS scarf at our annual events. 3 | OLAVE BADEN-POWELL SOCIETY ROLL OF HONOUR PRESIDENT’S AWARD The President’s Award recognises supporters who have donated a cumulative total of £20,000. Recipients of the President’s Award are presented with a special pin and certificate at a ceremony during the Annual Event. PRINCESS BENEDIKTE AWARD We are fortunate that many of our members will make or have made generous donations to the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. The Princess Benedikte Award recognises those who donate a cumulative total of £25,000 or more to the World Association or any of its entities. Recognition is given at a special ceremony with the presentation of a pearl and enamel brooch by our Patron, Her Royal Highness Princess Benedikte. 4 | OLAVE BADEN-POWELL SOCIETY ROLL OF HONOUR ARGENTINA Shirley Farrow OAM, 1989 May Freeman, 1998** Gabriela A. Derosa, 2012 Audrey P Fuhrer OAM, 2007 Sra Nair G de Pieres, 1986* Brian Lockhart Gibson 2007 Janett e Lockhart Gibson AM, 2004 AUSTRALIA Elizabeth M. Gilchrist AM, 2005 Laura Gregory, 1989* Marg Adam,2015 Reg Gregory MBE, 1985* Belinda Helen Allen, 2019 Joan E Grimwade OBE, 1996 Sally Alston, 1999* Barbara Grove, 2011 Melissa Anderson BM QPM, 2012 Robyn Harte, 2012 Jill Anjou, 2008 Beverly Hill, 2009 Joan Baden-Powell, 2006 Allison Hooper, 2017 The Honourable Michael Baden-Powell 2010 Barbara Horsfi eld OAM, 2005 Jen Barron, 2017 Jill Johnstone OAM, 1991 Peg Barr BEM, 1991* Helen L Jones, 2003* Fiona Bennett , 2001 Barbara Kearney OAM, 2012 Renée Bianchi, 2016 Noella Kershaw, 2011 Edward F Billson, 2002* Lloyd Knight, 2018 Margaret Billson, 2002 Mary Lambe, 2003** Helen Lockhart Bours, 2019 Dallas Langdon OAM, 2004 Norma Burkitt , 2011 Marian Langdon OAM, 2004* Fiona Bye, 2017 Beatrice Lawrence OAM, 2011 Hilary Marion Cairns, 2006 Ann B. Lynch, 2011* Margaret Callister OAM, 2000 Gaie Maddock, 2008 Amy Campbell, 2015 Jonnie Mander, 1991 Susan Campbell, 2007 Susan C. Maple-Brown AM, 2003 Prue Carpenter, 2011 Raemond McPhee, 2010 Heather Cathcart, 2011 Beverley Meldrum OAM, 1997* Jane Cleverly, 2005 Margaret Mellor, 1991* Margaret A Coleman OAM, 1991 Gillian M.Moore AO, 2010 Robin Collins, 2002 Grace Munro, 2018 Micheala Collins, 2017 Joan E. King Noke, 2012 Miranda Cummings, 2017 Catherine North, 2016 Bruce Devlin, 2012 Rebecca Lockhart O’Donnell, 2019 Margaret Devlin AM, 2009 Jean Oldfi eld, 2001 Lesley Dwyer OAM, 2000* Felicity Parkinson, 2016 Linden Edgell, 2010 Claudia Plowright, 2017 Robinett e Emonson, 2018 Pauline E. Powell OAM, 2014 Monica Elliott , 2012 Judith Prescott Noble, 2005 Barbara J Evans, 1996 Lady Joyce Price CMG OBE, 1985* Barbara Fairbairn, 2006 Lynne Price AM, 2011 Gilbert J. Farrow, 2000 Helen Rawady, 2007 * Deceased Gold Supporter Award President’s Award ** In Memoriam Member Centenary Supporter Award Princess Benedikte Award Global Support Award 5 | OLAVE BADEN-POWELL SOCIETY ROLL OF HONOUR Helen Forbes Reid, 1997 Ricardo Vontobel, 2005 Charlott e Renshaw-Jones OBE, 2002* Ivan Zurita, 2006 Susan L. Russell 2011 Jane Scarlett AM, 2009* BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Anne Scott OAM, 1989 Kenneth Scott , 2007 HM Queen Saleha of Brunei Catherine May Searson, 2018 Darussalam, 2011 Wendy Smibert, 2011 HRH Princess Hajah Masna, 1988 Anne Smith, 2000 Commodore Dacre Smyth AO, 1989* CANADA Majorie Joy Stacey, 2017* Valerie Doris Stoddart, 2014 Janet Allcock, 2007 Robyn Sparks, 2019 Tashia Batstone, 2015 Marie Stubbs OAM, 2011* Ruth A Blacklock, 1997 Annett e Swaffi eld OAM, 2011 Barbara Boehm, 2014 Sally Thornton, 2013 Dr Roberta Bondar, 2008 Jean Tucker OAM, 1990* Catherine Brackley, 2019 Margaret Watson, 1991* Vi Bray, 2000* Kathy Webb, 2005 Pat Bray Conchâtre, 2008 Ching Ching Wee-Ong, 2018 Beverly Burton, 2015 Marjorie E. West AM, 2001* Chris Burton, 2015 Erin Wicking, 2015 Tracy Burton, 2015 Louise Wiebenga, 2008 E Bower Carty, 1992* Janet Withers, 2018 Eileen Cook, 1997 Janis Witt ber AM, 2016 Sheila M Crosby, 1996* Dorothy Woolley AM, 2003* Mrs J Ellwood Currah, 1986* Rosemary Yeap, 2009 Gertrude Currie, 1992* Nancy Yesburg, 2015 Edna Dach, 1996 Julieann Donaldson, 2011 BELGIUM Robert Donaldson, 2018 Jane Dunbar, 2000 Jean-Pierre Berghmans, 1995 John D Edmondn 2003* Dr Claire Herpol, 1999** Harriet A Edmond, MMM CD, 1991 Louise Fast, 2018 BOTSWANA Marilyn (Johnson) Friesen , 2011 Beverley Gordon, 1998 Kgopodiso Mokama, 2001 Sarah Govan-Sisk, 2013 Colleen Guimond, 2019 BRAZIL Donna J Haley, 1987 Barbara G Hayes, OC, 1993 Alcy Grecca P. R. Guimarães, 2006 Myrna E Hewitson, 2000 Toshio Kawakami, 2005 Laura How, 2015 Lily Monique de Carvalho Marinho, 2005* Joan Howell, 2008 Enedina Duarte Nascimento, 2005* Jean C Hughes, 1997* Sergio Noschang, 2005 Enidd Isaac, 2009 Anne Catherine Olesen 2006 Anne Larivière, 2000 Marti n Petersen, 2005* Beverly Latva, 1997 Gladys Regina Strommer de Farias, 2005 Caroline Lillico, 2014 6 | OLAVE BADEN-POWELL SOCIETY ROLL OF HONOUR Dorothy Z McBride, 1999* DENMARK The Moller Family Fund, 2018 Norma Osler, 1993* HRH Princess Benedikte of Denmark, 1984 Sally Catherine Palm, 2008 HM Queen Ingrid of Denmark, 1984* Catherine Palm, 2019 Kati nka Aller, 2005 Jocelyn Palm, 2017 Kirsten Smedegaard Andersen, 2010 Heather Palm, 2017 Ole Ebbe Andersen, 1998* Mrs Jessie D Passmore, 1993* Ellen Arkil, 1997* Elaine Paterson, 2000 Dorthe Arnoldi, 2003 Dr James Paterson, 2019 Carina Axelsson, 2009 Julie Paterson, 2019 Helle Bechgaard, 2005 Marin Paterson, 2019 Maria Bek-Nielsen, 2014 Susan H Patt en, 1996 Tine Bek-Nielsen, 2012 Marjory Patt erson, 2003 Anna Berthelsen, 2004* Pamela Rice, 2017 Lott e Bigaard, 2008 Miss Daphne Sebag-Montefi ore, 1991 Beate Karoline Bille, 2009 Wing Commander Huntly M Sinclair, 1984* Annesofi e Bjerre, 2011 Henny Smit-Nielsen, 2014 Merete Boe, 2014 Emily Smith, 1997 Dorthe Brandi, 2010 Wynafred M Thomson-Toye, 1993* Grete Brandt, 2001 Margaret Treloar, 1997 Birgitt e Brinch Madsen, 2009 Murray Treloar 2018 Sybille Bruun, 1993* Carole Treverton, 2000 Birthe Bruun-Rasmussen, 2003 Diane Van Dusen, 2009 Randi Buchwaldt, 1996 Laura Walsh, 2015 Birgitt e Bøgh Sørensen, 2014 Beatrix Wilson, 2018 Inger Christensen, 1990 Lorna Wilson, 2014 Yvonne Christensen, 2015 C Joan Woodland, 1991 Marianne Christi ansen, 2003 Shannon Wojewoda, 2019 Liisa Christi ansen, 2003 Jill Zelmanovits, 2017 Inge Correll, 2003 Birgit Pinholt Damgaard, 1997 CAMBODIA Helle Dydensborg, 2017 Anne-Lise Dirks Gustafson, 2004* HM Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Merete Emcken, 2018 Sihanouk, 2018 Mikkel Emmertsen, 2009 Aase Eriksen, 1999 CYPRUS Alice Fabricius, 2003* Audrey Fenne-Frederiksen, 2008 Ersi Dicomitou, 2006 Toosbuys Fond, 2010 Vanda Laniti s, 2005 Anett e Forsner-Hansen, 2015 Edmée Leventi s, 2005 Lilly Friis, 2008* Foti ni Papadopoulou, 2005 Kathrine Friis Binzer, 2008 Iro Papaphilippou, 2000 Jan Oscar Frøshaug, 2011 Annemett e Færch, 2014 CZECH REPUBLIC Kirsten Færch, 1998* Lone Færch, 2003 Vlasta Macková, 2001* Cristel Glavind, 2006 7 | OLAVE BADEN-POWELL SOCIETY ROLL OF HONOUR Mett e Lautrup Grønvold, 2014 Gunhild Regitze Lange Skovgaard, 2011 Birte Guldmann, 1993* Suzanne B. D. Lassen, 2009 Birgitt e Gussenhoven Eriksen, 2012 Sofi e Lassen-Kahlke, 2010 Alett e Hage, 1995 Mett e Laursen, 2011 Lisbeth Halberg, 1999 Jytt e Logan, 2010 Vibeke Halberg, 1998* Helene Lorenzen, 2014 Astrid Sophie Øst Hansen, 2013 Hanna Lund, 1998* Bente Øst Hansen, 1994* Kirsten Lund Frandsen, 1997 Susanne Hart Hansen, 2002 Tage Lund Frandsen, 2003* Torben Ingemann Hansen, 1998 Dr. Line Lundsberg, 2012 Kirsten Francke Harboe, 2016 Claude Lützen, 2009 Vivi Hastrup, 2006 Inger Steen Madsen, 2003* Vivi Henriksen, 1999* Birgit Meister, 2002 Maria Henriksson, 2015 Karin L Meulengracht, 1995** Estrid Due Hesselholt, 2003 Annagrete Mikkelsen, 2001 Vibeke Heuckendorff , 1998 Panerak Moller Ringsholm, 2015 Eva Agnete Hillerup, 2007 Margrethe Lyngs Mortensen, 2009 Hanni Hoegh, 2008 Annett e Mourier, 2002 Bestseller A/S, 2011 Ulrika Mourier, 2002 Merete Horneman, 2007* Leise Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller, 1992 Christi an Reinhardt Hunderup, 2008* Eva Møller, 1998 Jane Hvidt, 1999 Grethe Nedergaard, 2003* Charlott e Idin Sørensen, 2009 Kirsten M Neimann, 2006* Brita Ireland, 1999 Dorte Semler Nielsen, 2002 Gudrun Islandi Bramsen, 2003* Gütt e Juel Nielsen, 2003* Lizzie B. Janholt, 2008 Ingeborg Hede Nielsen, 1998* Minna Due Jensen, 1997 Ingermarie Due Nielsen, 2003 Palle Skov Jensen, 2009 Sophie Stamer Nielsen, 1997* Kirsten Friis Jensen, 2003 Sti ne Nielsen, 2017 Kurt Toft e Jensen, 2005* Marianne Norgaard, 2008 Ulrik Toft e Jensen, 2005 Anett e Nørgaard
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    BUSINESS | Page 1 SPORT | Page 1 HSBC highlights $600mn green Bughanaim bond of QNB, says gets off the sustainable fi nance mark with gains momentum in Hajadie Du Middle East Croate published in QATAR since 1978 FRIDAY Vol. XXXXI No. 11703 October 16, 2020 Safar 29, 1442 AH GULF TIMES www. gulf-times.com 2 Riyals Defence minister meets UK home secretary In brief Food security Qatar wins bronze in Korea Youth Olympiad Qatar has claimed the bronze medal in the fifth edition of the Korea a key part of International Youth Olympiad (KIYO) 2020, which was held remotely by the World Women Inventors and Entrepreneurs Association (WWIEA) to raise awareness about innovation. Qatar policies, The competition took place from September 20 to October 12 with the participation of around 60 countries from all over the world. Page 2 says minister Thunderstorms expected today QNA The Qatar Met department has said Doha thunderstorms are expected today along with sudden strong winds in some places. Mainly northeasterly winds atar attaches great impor- will prevail, blowing at speeds of 5-15 tance to food security and HE the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State for Defence Aff airs Dr Khalid bin Mohamed al-Attiyah, who is visiting the knots and going up to 25 knots during Qthe development of natural UK, met British Home Secretary Priti Patel yesterday. During the meeting, the two sides reviewed a number of issues related thundery rain, according to the weather resources to increase production and to joint co-operation and ways to enhance them. The meeting was attended by Qatar’s ambassador to the United Kingdom off ice.