Girl Guides
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
The M.L Sultan State Aided Indian Primary School in Dalton is to be congratulated, for in their first year of affiliation to the Pietermaritzburg Indian Guides, they captured three of the four trophies at the annual rally. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Girl Guides in Durban: Girl Guides and Brownies came from as far away as Zululand for guide Sunday in Durban yesterday. The service was held in the City hall at which an address was given by Mrs. Milly Bloomberg. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Guides throughout Natal are celebrating Guide Week this week and guides and Brownies will be going to school in their blue or brown uniform to help focus attention on Guiding.. in the picture Mrs. Georgie Payne, Girl Guide information officer, is seen with Mr. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Janet the gentle gets a girl guide "First" |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
The girl Estcourt is proud of 18- year old Ingrid Kuss of the 1st guide company who was invested Lone Ranger, the first for 18 years in Natal. She is one of two who will represent the republic in Rhodesia. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
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. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
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. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Six Girl Guides from six different Girl Guide companies were awarded the founder's Badge by their companies recently. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Anne Bulcock, who was presented with her founders Badge at a ceremony held n the Moth Hall Estcourt. Mr. Frank Hatton, Commissioner for scouts for Escourt, presented the badge to Anne. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
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. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
About 300 Natal Girl Guideds and Brownies gathered at Cedara on Saturday for "Thinking Day" in honour of the founder, lady Baden Powell's birthday. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Anne Bulcock receiving founders Badge from Commissioner F. Hatton. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
February 22nd the joint birthdays of the Founder and Lady Baden Powell, is known as Thinking Day, when special emphasis is given to international friendship. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Guides visit Aquarium in E.L. Twenty-seven Girl Guides from the four provinces, Rhodesia and England have been spending ten days in the South African Senior Branch Guide Camp on the Border. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Left to right: Laura Kerr (recently elected head girl of Pinetown High School), Donna White, Patricia Mclver, Angela Gaydon and Rona Walker of the first and second Pinetown Guide Companies have been presented with their first class badges. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Girl Guides of the Nizamia Muslim State-Aided. Indian School won the composite Shield at the annual Pietermaritzburg Indian Guides rally last Sunday. From left to right: Shamima Ebrahim, Narriman Lackhart (Patrol leader), Chandralekha Mohan, Rahema Khan and Hasina Goolam. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
More than 50 Indian Girl Guides from four Durban from four Durban primary schools, H.S. done ST. Aidan's Surat Hindu and Phoenix, recently spent three days in Park Rynie camping at St. Mary's Convent, with a guide mistress from each of the schools. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Big smiles from girl guides(from the left) Gwen Saunders, Lynnette Gooden, Helen Saunders who were among 50 guides who left by train for a camp at Rosetta. The camp is one organised by the Natal Provincial Girl guide Camps for girls living in Durban. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
The highest awards: Three Durban Girl Guides were recently presented with founders' badges. This is the highest award for guides under 16. The badges are presented to Guides of good character with the ability to lead and give service to others. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Promotion for Guide officer: Mrs. Surridge started her Brownie and Guiding career in 1963, when she lived in Pietermaritzburg. she was later transferred to Impendhle in 1965. |