Soon after Lady Baden Powell, Woerld Chief Guide, arrived in Johannesburg yesterday she was photographed at "far gates" the home of Miss Lilian Harding. Mrs Baden Powell is on the right with Mrs. David Strachan, Chief Commissioner for S.A., in the centre and Hon. Mrs.

Miss M.H Grant, Head quarters Commissioner for Training for South Africa.

Eight young Girl Guides, acting as orderlies at the Guide Training week, were photographed looking at the badges on Sandra Dove's sleeve.

Photographed against a background of Thinking Day charts, Mrs J. Broadhead and Miss S. Serridge were admiring these dolls dressed by Norwegian Guides. Yesterday was Thinking Day for guides and Brownies.

Leading Stoker W.D. Jago was on shore patrol when he was photographed with Lieunt. Monica Macdonald counting girls from the Durban Sea Rangers Crew, who were ready to leave for Salisbury Island on one of their monthly training visits.

Helping to carry buckets of water for watering plants and trees at the girl guide camping site, Kwetu, at Hay Paddock, where these Brownies who were out at Kwetu at the week-end.

Mrs B. Holliday, Brown Owl of the Scottsville pack, with some of the brownies out at Kwetu, Hay Paddock, during the week-end.

Miss G. Niven, after her 10 year-term as Natal Provincial Commissioner, one of South Africa's best-known guiding figures, Miss Gladys Niven, of Durban, will tonight officially hand over to her successor, whose name will be revealed at a meeting to be held at the Y.W.C.A hall.

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.