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Auckland Deaf Society newsletter: July 2009

Some of the items featured in Auckland Deaf Society’s July 2009 newsletter:

  • ADS has gained funding to purchase a new trophy cupboard which will be set up by the wall near the pool tables. 
  • Congratulations to ADS members who won the 16th National Ten Pin Bowling Championships in Invercargill during Queens Birthday Weekend. Full results are listed in the newsletter.
  • The 4th National Deaf Youth Camp committee are organising the Wallace Williams Comedy Night, to be held on 26 September 2009.
  • Deaf Clubs
  • TV/Media

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Andrew Morgan
Andrew Morgan
Ann D’Este
Ann D’Este
Barry Kinnaird
Barry Kinnaird
Basil Kroon
Basil Kroon
Beverley Jordan
Beverley Jordan
Brent Ryder
Brent Ryder
Cecilia Waitohi
Cecilia Waitohi
Colleen Norris (Cary)
Colleen Norris (Cary)
Colleen Sheffield
Colleen Sheffield
Craig McKeogh
Craig McKeogh
Daphne Ward
Daphne Ward
Diane Lasenby
Diane Lasenby
Doug (Douglas) Croskery
Doug (Douglas) Croskery
Erica Siviter
Erica Siviter
Gary Howard
Gary Howard
Jeremy Carter
Jeremy Carter
John Schischka
John Schischka
Julie-Anne Taylor
Julie-Anne Taylor
June Rofe
June Rofe
Karen Livermore
Karen Livermore
Ken Fuller
Ken Fuller
Les Bury
Les Bury
Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)
Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)
Lucy Cotter
Lucy Cotter
Marilyn Graham
Marilyn Graham
Marion Bennett
Marion Bennett
Mike Baston
Mike Baston
Ngaire Doherty
Ngaire Doherty
Norman Norris
Norman Norris
Owen Gibbons
Owen Gibbons
Rae McKie (Oxspring)
Rae McKie (Oxspring)
Richard Hay
Richard Hay
Roger Wyrill
Roger Wyrill
Susan Thomas
Susan Thomas
Terry Moss
Terry Moss
Terry Siviter
Terry Siviter
Tom Rofe
Tom Rofe
William Waitohi
William Waitohi

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Taonga source:
Auckland Deaf Society
Reference number:
SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, ADS2009-07-MJN
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