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Auckland Deaf Society Badminton: Club Tournament

1975 – B. Cowper; 1976 – D. Brownlee; 1977 – M. Reid; 1978 – D. Brownlee; 1979 – D. Brownlee; 1980 – D. Brownlee; 1981 – D. Brownlee; 1982 – P. McCullough; 1983 – P. McCullough; 1987 – Mrs P. Croskery; 1988 – Mrs P. Croskery; 1990 – Mrs P. Went; 1991 – Mrs P. Went.

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Beryl Homes (Cowper)
Beryl Homes (Cowper)
Debbie Brownlee
Debbie Brownlee
Pam Croskery (McCullough)
Pam Croskery (McCullough)
Penny Went (Clements)
Penny Went (Clements)

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Taonga source:
Auckland Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 014-O-ADS
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