Debates Day 1 - Tuesday 23 May 1995
Parliamentary Record 11
Debates for 7th Assembly 1994 - 1997; ParliamentNT; Parliamentary Record; 7th Assembly 1994 - 1997
1995-05-23
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DEBATES - Tuesday 23 May 1995 Some years ago, the Guides adopted the black cockatoo as the Northern Territory emblem and its importance is now being respected by a new project whereby the Girl Guides Association has adopted a red-tailed black cockatoo at the Territory Wildlife Park. NT Guides were recently recognised for their significant contribution to our Northern Territory community when they won the Department o f Sport and Recreation's VIP Association o f the Year Award, which has a high level o f recognition for the hard-working members o f the association. The Volunteer Involvement Program is a joint national program o f the Australian Sports Commission. Australian Society o f Sport Administrators, Confederation o f Australian Sport and state Departments o f Sport and Recreation. The Northern Territory Guides Association encourages its members to take part in community service, both locally and nationally. In 1994, they assisted with the Girl Guides project to help the Salvation Army fund the cost o f running holiday camps for disadvantaged families, helping to raise $96 000 nationally. NT Guides contributed 116 'peace packs to a national project to send basic packs o f clothing and school needs to African children. Alice Springs members raised $4000 to send back-to-school packs to students living in drought-affected areas o f Queensland. The NT Girl Guides Association is maintained as a strong and active organisation by volunteer leaders and administrators who provide dedicated service working as a team throughout the Northern Territory to present a program consisting o f adventure, fun, service and challenges to the youth o f the NT. In honour o f the Guides vital service to our community, a list o f leaders and volunteers follows: Dr Valerie Asche President. Girl Guides Association NT Mrs Sue Ride State Commissioner 30 years service Mrs Margaret Rudwick Assistant State Commissioner 12 years service Uniformed members: Mrs Heather Armanasco State Editor for Guiding in Australia Dwn Mrs Janet Brian Davis State Guide Adviser/Guide Leader A/Sp Mrs Karen Byrne Guide Leader A/Sp Mrs Jan Collis Brownie Guide Leader Kath Mrs Helen Challenor District Leader Kath Mrs Cheryl Flynn Outdoor Activities Consultant/ PR Coordinator/Leader Dwn Mrs Lynne Goody Division Commissioner Kath Mrs Vicki Grafton Brownie Guide Leader A/Sp Mrs Karen Herring District Leader/Guide Leader Jabiru Mrs Sharon Jolly Guide Leader Dwn Mrs Irene Kelly Range Guide Adviser/Leader A/Sp Mrs Carrol Lynch State Training Adviser/Dist.Leader Dwn Mrs Fleur Mundy Brownie Guide Leader A/Sp Mrs Wendy Mann Brownie Guide Leader A/Sp Mrs Betty McCleary Brownie Guide Leader Dwn Mrs Maree Paul Brownie Guide Leader/Dist.Leader Dwn 3603