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Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Indoor Bowls Club, 1994

MANAWATU DEAF INDOOR BOWLS CLUB; EASTER, LOWER HUTT 1994 (JEROME TROPHY). 1st Manawatu, 82-45-13; 2nd Auckland, 76-40-10; 3rd Wellington, 57-40-7; 4th Christchurch, 59-36-6. Singles: Mn bt Ak 16-4, Mn bt Wn 10-5, Ch bt Mn 19-5; Pairs: Mn drew Ch 5-5, Mn bt Ak 9-8, Mn bt Wn 11-5, Fours: Mn bt Ak 10-2, Mn bt Ch 11-6, Mn Drew Wn 5-5.

Back Row.— WALLY ARTHUR (Captain) Skip – Four, COLIN BEAMSLEY Four – Lead, MATHEW WARD Single, MURRAY HALCROW Four – Three. Front Row.— MONA KIRK Four – Two, ANN STRONGE Pair – Lead, SHONA BEAMSLEY Skip – Pair, ANNETTE KELLY (Reserve).

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Anne Stronge

Annette Kelly

Colin Beamsley

Matthew Ward

Mona Kirk

Murray Halcrow

Shona Beamsley (Simpson)

Shona Beamsley (Simpson)

Wally (Walter) Arthur

Wally (Walter) Arthur

Taonga source:

Manawatu Deaf Society

Reference number:

SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1994-P003-MDS

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