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Girl Guides
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Girl Guides

Female equivalent of the Scout organization, founded in 1910 in the UK by Robert Baden-Powell and his sister Agnes. There are three branches: Brownie Guides (age 7–11); Guides (10–16); Ranger Guides (14–20); they are led by Guiders (adult leaders). The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (as they are known in the USA) has some 9 million members (1998).



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Photo: Sarah embraces her daughter, Heather, during a GirlScout meeting at the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women in Jessup, Md.
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