Team Photo: Auckland Deaf Society Indoor Bowling Club Representatives, Easter 1994 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Team Photo: Auckland Deaf Society Indoor Bowling Club Representatives, Easter 1994

AUCKLAND DEAF SOCIETY (Inc.) – INDOOR BOWLING CLUB REPRESENTATIVES (TAKING PART IN COMPETITIONS), AT NEW ZEALAND INDOOR BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR DEAF, WELLINGTON, EASTER WEEKEND 1994. N.Doherty (Travel Organiser), O.B.Gibbons (Selector), W.Graham, T.C.Stead (Hon. Treasurer/Selector), H.G.Wilson (Captain), M.E. Johnson (Chairperson), M.Graham, R.McKie (Hon. Secretary/Delegate). Absent: J.Bays and G.Bays.

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Bill (William) Graham

Bill (William) Graham

Glenice Bays

Jim Wilson

John Bays

Marilyn Graham

Mary Johnson

Ngaire Doherty

Owen Gibbons

Rae McKie (Oxspring)

Rae McKie (Oxspring)

Terry Stead

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