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38th New Zealand Games for the Deaf: Wellington, Labour Weekend 1995

Programme book for the 38th New Zealand Games for the Deaf: Wellington, Labour Weekend 1995. The cover is drawn by Shaun Fahey. Touch rugby is trialled at the games with mixed games on Monday 23 October 1995. There are also selections for the New Zealand womens basketball team to play against Australia in 1996 and Denmark in 1997.

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Paul Scott
Paul Scott
Paula Haworth (Jeeves)
Paula Haworth (Jeeves)
Peter Ferguson
Peter Ferguson
Peter F Murray
Peter F Murray
Rebecca Bradfield
Rebecca Bradfield
Rhonda Burtt
Rhonda Burtt
Ricki (Richard) Pointon
Ricki (Richard) Pointon
Ripeka Bird
Ripeka Bird
Robert Cameron
Robert Cameron
Robert Shekleton
Robert Shekleton
Rodney Roberts
Rodney Roberts
Roger Sheffield
Roger Sheffield
Roger Strong
Roger Strong
Ron Neeley
Ron Neeley
Ross Freemantle
Ross Freemantle
Roy McKenzie
Roy McKenzie
Royce Flynn
Royce Flynn
Roydon Seymour-East
Roydon Seymour-East
Shane Fenwick
Shane Fenwick
Alan Warren
Alan Warren
Andrew Neville
Andrew Neville
Anna Tyler
Anna Tyler
Anne Stronge
Anne Stronge
Annette Hansen (Scott)
Annette Hansen (Scott)
Barbara Herrick (Beale)
Barbara Herrick (Beale)
Barry Kay
Barry Kay
Barry Kirkland
Barry Kirkland
Brenda Williams
Brenda Williams
Bryan Thompson
Bryan Thompson
Cameron Ross
Cameron Ross
Carol Brady
Carol Brady
Carol King
Carol King
Chantell De Cleene
Chantell De Cleene
Cheryl Tangiwai
Cheryl Tangiwai
Christine Martin
Christine Martin
Christoph (Chris) Blum
Christoph (Chris) Blum
Christopher (Chris) King
Christopher (Chris) King
Clive Morgan
Clive Morgan
Colleen Norris (Cary)
Colleen Norris (Cary)
Craig Haworth
Craig Haworth
Danny Brady
Danny Brady
David Armon
David Armon
Debra Jamieson
Debra Jamieson
Della Buzzard (Lamb)
Della Buzzard (Lamb)
Della Roache (Quirke)
Della Roache (Quirke)
Denis Mullane
Denis Mullane
Dennis Herrick
Dennis Herrick
Denis Robinson
Denis Robinson
Donna Allen
Donna Allen
Doug (Douglas) Croskery
Doug (Douglas) Croskery
Douglas Mason
Douglas Mason
Eddie Hokianga
Eddie Hokianga
Erina Carroll (Haronga)
Erina Carroll (Haronga)
Graham Lines
Graham Lines
Grant Billing
Grant Billing
Hoia Tatana
Hoia Tatana
Hugh Penman
Hugh Penman
Jamie Kuklinski
Jamie Kuklinski
Janice Howard
Janice Howard
Jeff (Jeffrey) Went
Jeff (Jeffrey) Went
Jessica Martens
Jessica Martens
Joan Bailey
Joan Bailey
John Ferguson
John Ferguson
John Lavell
John Lavell
John Peterson
John Peterson
Jonathan Page
Jonathan Page
Karim Baradi
Karim Baradi
Karl Chapple
Karl Chapple
Kaz Witko
Kaz Witko
Kelly Quirke
Kelly Quirke
Kellye Bensley
Kellye Bensley
Kerry Robins
Kerry Robins
Kevin Atkins
Kevin Atkins
Kevin Carroll
Kevin Carroll
Kevin Funnell
Kevin Funnell
Lana Matangi
Lana Matangi
Lesley Dunn
Lesley Dunn
Lisa Alexander
Lisa Alexander
Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)
Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)
Lorraine Nilsson
Lorraine Nilsson
Lyneen Allen
Lyneen Allen
Malcolm Sinclair
Malcolm Sinclair
Margaret (Maggie) Bailey
Margaret (Maggie) Bailey
Margaret Coutts
Margaret Coutts
Maria Griffiths
Maria Griffiths
Marilyn Welham
Marilyn Welham
Marshall Bennett
Marshall Bennett
Martin Abela
Martin Abela
Michael Waites
Michael Waites
Nadia Baradi
Nadia Baradi
Nicki Morrison
Nicki Morrison
Noel Rees
Noel Rees
Norman Hahn
Norman Hahn
Norman Norris
Norman Norris
Owen Gibbons
Owen Gibbons
Pao Paul
Pao Paul
Paul Batten
Paul Batten
Paul Buzzard
Paul Buzzard
Paul Gillespie
Paul Gillespie
Taonga source:
Wellington Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, DSNZ1995-01-MJN
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