Campbell Collections
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1955-1957 |
Girls hope to make trip overseas: Gillian Kirshner and Jane Morford. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1955-1957 |
Mrs Marguerite Herold. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1955-1957 |
Long service Awards: Miss G. Niven, provincial commissioner of the girl guide association, presented Long service medals to non European warrant holders in the movement who have given at least 14 years' service to the Girl Guides. This photo was taken at Y.M.C.A hall, Durban. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
Also present at yesterday's thanksgiving service honouring the 100th anniversary of the birthday of Lord Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scout movement, were several physically handicapped guides and scouts from the open air school in Frere road. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
Due soon to journey overseas for a jamboree are these two fortunate Durban girls, both pupils of Northlands Girls' High school. They are Margaret Wilmot, left, and Jean Young. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
The administrator of Natal Mr D.G. Shepstone, is met in the foyer of the city hall, Maritzburg, yesterday afternoon by ( left to right) the district commissioner, Mr E.M. Leslie and acting-District Commissioner, Mr. A.E.W. Turner. Mr. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
Lord Baden-Powell was born 100 years ago tomorrow. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
3,000,000 Girl Guides in movement of goodwill. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
Durban Girl Guide wins awards for bravery: Jeanette Frain, daughter of Mr and Mrs A. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
Ariel view of the girl guides world camp, windsor great park. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
Miss Joyce Bairds, district Commissioner of Guides for Durban, who leaves by air on July 20 for England. Miss Bairs is taking the 14 Guide Camp at Windsor Great park. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
Not the effects of a block buster, this, but the work of Durban's very energetic demolished. with the removal of these two buildings goes some of Durban's history. On the left is the Martin West building, named after the Lieut-Governor of Natal from 1845 to 1849. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
For world Jamboree: Nineteen year old Selvanayagee Moodley will be South Africa's only indian girl guide representative at the World Jamboree of Guides. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
The deputy Mayor of Maritzburg, Councillor Mrs E. Beardmore, gave a tea party in the capital on Saturday morning in honour of the three girl guides who have been chosen to represent the Maritzburg guides at the great rally at Windsor, England. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
Mrs Moerane. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
The world centenary guide Guide camp at Windsor Great Park, England, is the destination of these Natal Guides who will leave shortly by sea. From left to right they are: Sandra Dove, Noel Rooney and Anneke Filbri. A fourth colleague, Meg Neave, will travel with them. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
Princess Margaret who is Chief Ranger of Girl Guides at a camp fire held in the grounds of Hindlip hall, near Worcester. this picture shows princess Margaret in her Girl Guide uniform. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1957- |
On Tuesday these Durban Guides, in the care of Miss J. Baird (centre) will leave by air for Johannesburg, en route to England where they and other South African Girl Guides will attend the world Centenary Guide camp which will be held at Windsor Great Park. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1968-1972 |
Leadership course for guiders: More than 80 African Girl Guiders-adult leaders from all parts of Natal are attending a pronvicial training course for instructors at the Ecumenical centre, Edendale, Pietermaritzburg. |
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| Girl Guides of S.A: Natal region 1968-1972 |
Miss N.A. Naiker (right), newly appointed Indian Divisional Commissioner for the Midlands, discusses future Guidng projects with Miss J. Radkoomar, one of her three district commanders. |