Miss Barbara Ryrie, left, chairman of the programme and adult training committee of the Girl Guide Association in Britain and some Commonwealth countries, discusses a plan with Miss Mary Hopkirk, national executive director of the New Zealand Girl Guide Association, in Christchurch. Miss Ryrie has been in New Zealand for the last six weeks holding refresher courses for guide trainers and speaking on guiding at public meetings.
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Press, 16 April 1979, Page 5
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67Miss Barbara Ryrie, left, chairman of the programme and adult training committee of the Girl Guide Association in Britain and some Commonwealth countries, discusses a plan with Miss Mary Hopkirk, national executive director of the New Zealand Girl Guide Association, in Christchurch. Miss Ryrie has been in New Zealand for the last six weeks holding refresher courses for guide trainers and speaking on guiding at public meetings. Press, 16 April 1979, Page 5
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