Team Photo: Northern Sports Team, Lawn Bowls, 2002 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Team Photo: Northern Sports Team, Lawn Bowls, 2002

NORTHERN SPORTS TEAM; Lawn Bowls Team 2002; New Zealand Deaf Games – Wellington. 1^st Canterbury, 2^nd Northern A, 3^rd Otago, 4^th Central, 5^th Northern B. John Peterson, David Ward, Craig McKeogh, Pat Tristram, Rae McKie, Ngaire Doherty, June Whiting. Absent: Kevin Pivac, Owen Gibbons.

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Craig McKeogh

David Ward

John Peterson

June Whiting

Kevin Pivac

Ngaire Doherty

Owen Gibbons

Pat Tristram

Rae McKie (Oxspring)

Rae McKie (Oxspring)

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