New Eshowe Scout Hall to be officially opened on Sunday: Jacqueline Croudace of Eshowe, recently bacame a first class guide. she is seen here being awarded her badge by Mrs. E. Bain, the guide commissioner for Natal. A large contingent of Eshowe Brownies can be seen in the background.

Brownie new look: In keeping with Guiding throughout the world, Natal Brownies have this year streamlined many of their concepts and their uniform, as may be seen from this picture of three girls from the 3rd Durban North Brownie Pack.

A group of five women present at the 50th anniversary of Guiding in Ladysmith recently were (from left) Miss Gladys Niven of Durban, organiser for African Guiding, Miss Marilyn Atkinson, the guide Captain of Ladysmith, Mrs. Ethne Bain of Durban, the Natal Provincial Commissioner, Mrs.

Mrs. Ethne Baine, provincial commissioner for Natal for the Girl Guides' Association, who leaves Durban on Monday, to attend the 20th World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.

Here four of the Guides prepare to do the Durban centrl circuit. They are from the left: Miss Jean Powis, (16), a sea Ranger; Miss Hilary Payne, (17), a cadet; Miss Barbara Andersen, (16), and Miss Judy Santos, both Girl Guides. the girls delivered 30 meals in three hours.

South Africa helped fellow guides in Botswana: Mrs E. Bain, Provincial Commissioner for Natal Guides, and Mrs. M. Shingner, District Commissioner for the Msinsi District of South Durban who attended the inter country training in Gaberones between April 22 and May 2.

Ayovivinywa eBotswana amaGirl Guide: kusukela kwesokunxele kwabasesitimeleni ngoNksz. B.B Mkhize oy District Commissioner eMlazi, uNksz P. George oyi District Commissioner eThekwini, esigabeni samaNdiya, kanye noNkk. J. Modis ongumgqugquzeli eNatal.

Official visit by Natal's senior Guide: Mrs. Ethne Bain, Provincial Girl Guide Commissioner for Natal, will be paying an official visit to Pietermaritzburg next week.