The Natal Mercury
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: Coastal Natal |
Icy spell on rafts |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 24.9.1891-13.1.1975 |
Term of office will end today: Miss G. Niven. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1978-1980 |
Lady Price. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1978-1980 |
It's all jolly good fun: sitting round a campfire and singing songs may not be everyone's idea of fun, but lady Joyce Price enjoys it. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1978-1980 |
Mrs Joan Newton Parry. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1978-1980 |
With the skipper of the Cape Town Sea Rangers, Grace Savage (centre), are (from left) Company Leader Tricia Brink of Bulawayo, Sea Ranger Lindsay Kunz of Cape Town, Home Ranger Carol Kruger of Durban and Ranger Sandra Sinemonie of Qwe-Qwe. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1978-1980 |
Getting stuck into a spot of tent pitching are Hester van der Linden, of Holland, and Pumula Qeqe (right), from Port Elizabeth. Both girl guides are attending an international camp which started yesterday. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1978-1980 |
A Durban Girl Guide commissioner, Mrs Daphne Kruger, has been awarded the Gladys Niven Bursary, which will enable her to travel overseas and expand her knowledge of the girl guide movement. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1978-1980 |
Holding the trophy is Mrs M.C. Shepstone Evans, president of the Natal Crippe Care Association, who is flanked by Mrs. Bobbie Bonfield, regional organiser of the Easter stamp fund. Mr. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1977-1978 |
Daphne Tshabalala (right) drinking to the future with Judy Sanderson, former president of the Victoria Jaycees. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1977-1978 |
Women were on the march in Durban yesterday as the Coastal Natal Girl Guides paraded before their annual service in the Central Methodist Church. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1977-1978 |
Thanksgiving service for the life of Lady Olave Baden Powell, the world Chief Guide, who died last month. Young people of all races in the familiar khaki, blue and brown uniforms filled King's Park Stadium from goalpost to goalpost. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1972-1976 |
While in Durban , Miss Joynt spoke to members of the National Council of Women and here she is seen chatting to a member of the audience afterwards. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1972-1976 |
Girl Guider Miss Gladys Niven (38) , who devoted a lifetime to the movement especially among non-white members died at Durban home , she joined the movement after world war 1 , was for many years. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Michelle Ubaghs proudly shows the shield with an assortment of badges which she received from her pack for her achievement. She is the first Brownie on the South Coast to obtain all 25 badges-the previous record of her pack was 13. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
The Provincial Commissioner of Natal Girl Guides, Mrs. E. Bain, takes the salute from an Indian Guide mistress during the march past of the anual Guide Sunday service at City Hall, Durban yesterday. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
A present from a princess, tea with Lady Baden-Powell, the opportunity to address 300 delegates from 91 different countries, plus a magnificent send off from her people in South Africa. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Miss Daphne Tshabalala, the first African guider to attend the World Conference of the World Association of Girl Guides, takes a look at her letter of invitation. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
More than 250 girl guided and commissioners from all parts of the country have gathered for a week long camp at Umnini, near Umkomaas, on the Natal South Coast. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa, Natal region 1968-1972 |
Three hundred white and non white children thronged the reception gate at Louis Botha Airport last night to welcome the world chief guide, Olave, Lady Baden-Powell. |