KwaZulu-Natal
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| Girls Guide of South Africa 1984-1985 |
Heidi Upneck, Sharon Rossouw and Amanda Davis pictured with their brownie doll Mascot. |
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| Girls Guide of South Africa 1984-1985 |
The second Stanger Girl Guides light up birthday candles to mark the 75th anniversary of the movement. from left are Jayshree Moodley, Melanie Nehemiah, Nirmala Chetty, Anju Silajeeth, Premilla Rewthinarian, and Anuradha Govender. |
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| Girls Guide of South Africa 1984-1985 |
Mr E.R Gumede, Scouts Commissioner for KwaZulu and celebrations co-ordinator, Mrs Fokkens light up the first candle to celebrate the 75th birthday of the girl Guide movement. |
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| Girls Guide of South Africa 1984-1985 |
Pretty Thameshnee Naidoo (standing) and Aarthi Soni gave an impressive performance of indian classical dancing at the stanger Secondary School where "Thinking Day" celebrations were held. |
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| Girls Guide of South Africa 1984-1985 |
Regional Commissioner of Guiding for Coastal Natal Mrs Daphne Kruger with Maureen Slack and 1st Victoria Guide Company Guider Mrs Mariena Rautenbach. First class badge for Maureen |
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| Girls Guide of South Africa 1984-1985 |
Leading Natal educationist dies. Miss Margaret Martin photographed in 1966 when appointed first principal of Edgewood training college. |
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| " Bafana Bafana Ndizani" |
Round plate made out od telephone wires in colors representing the South African flag and words ' Bafana Bafana Ndizani' written on it. |
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| "Adverse learning conditions" |
Scene of a man wearing a graduation gown standing in front of shack houses. |
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| Modern Home |
Scene of a modern square house among trees. Pen and colour pencil painting. |
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| Girls Guide of South Africa 1984-1985 |
Top honours for girls. Look at all these hard earned emblems on their sleeves! Four girls who have a good reason to smile are BACK ROW: Tracy Oliver and Deidre Odendaal, and FRONT ROW: Nadine Rautenbach and Tracy Opperman. |
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| 'Blue lake pools" |
Scene of a huge modern house in a suburban area, with a pool in front of the house and neatly trimmed trees. |
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| " Waterfall" |
Black and white of figures, men, kneeling woman and musical instruments. |
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| " Ubani owaziyo? " |
Scene of a man and woman meeting on the road outside a factory or hostel in a rural village. Huts, Mountains amd trees can be seen in the background. Lead pencil painting. |
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| "Inkululeko" |
Peaceful scene of a rural homestead with mountains in the background. |
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| " Isigqiki" |
Wooden carved headrest with four legs. The headrest has a glossy finish and is called a Cow because of its shape. |
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| Bearded Apron |
Bearded apron on a red cloth with words ' Guqa, Bhula, Ungagani. It belonged to the second wife in the Makhanye clan from Umbumbulu in KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| " Relaxation" |
Black and white scene of man figure with different items around him taking a rest. |
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| " Makhonolo" |
Black and white abstract of 'Makhono standing as a Mesiah with people following him. |
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| " Double vision" |
A township scene in black white of children playing different games. |
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| " The return of Peace" |
Black and white scene of man rising from the grave with Jesus in the sky while two alcoholics are making their way to Sipho's Tarven. |