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Team Photo: New Zealand Deaf Netball Team, 1985

NEW ZEALAND DEAF NETBALL TEAM; 4th TRANS-TASMAN GAMES – AUCKLAND 1985. J.CLEWS, E.OATEMAN, C.HARRIS (Capt.), D.BUZZARD, K.MCDERMOTT, C.HAMLIN, L.BUTLER (Vice-Capt), D.URLICH, C.SCALLY, A.HANSEN.

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Adrienne Killen
Adrienne Killen
Annette Hansen (Scott)
Annette Hansen (Scott)
Caroline Gould (Scally)
Caroline Gould (Scally)
Carolyn Berry (Hamlin)
Carolyn Berry (Hamlin)
Corina Harris
Corina Harris
Della Buzzard (Lamb)
Della Buzzard (Lamb)
Diane Burch
Diane Burch
Diane Urlich
Diane Urlich
Elizabeth Hines (Ooteman)
Elizabeth Hines (Ooteman)
Jenny Clews
Jenny Clews
Kay McDermott
Kay McDermott
Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)
Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)
Taonga source:
Manawatu Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1985-P001-MDS
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