NZ Deaf News: Spring 1964 (Vol. 2, No. 1)

Some of the items featured in the 1964 Spring Issue of ‘NZ Deaf News’ (Vol. 2, No. 1):

  • David Eastman has taken on the position of Art Editor for NZ Deaf News, with his cartoons regularly appearing on the front cover since the commencement of the journal.
  • The number of Deaf Clubs has increased to ten, with clubs organising their own socials and sports. Taranaki organised gatherings at different Deaf people’s homes.
  • District ‘Round-Up’ from Auckland Deaf Society, Christchurch Deaf Club, Hawkes Bay Deaf Club, Dunedin Deaf Club, Manawatu Deaf Club, Waikato Deaf Club, Northland Deaf Club and Wellington Deaf Society.
  • The Christchurch Ladies’ Group reports on its activities, with cooking, visits, and parties.
  • St Dominics reports on a visit by the Governor General, Sir Bernard Fergusson and Lady Fergusson.

  1. Colin Goodhue

  2. Daniel Beech

  3. Darcy Dale

  4. David Eastman

  5. Des Powell

  6. Joan Bailey

  7. Keith Rae

  8. Laurie Schischka

  9. Malcolm Ward

  10. Marlene Rush

  11. Mary Johnson

  12. Patreena Bryan

  13. Pauline Sedon

  14. Sen Smith

  15. Vernon Pope

  16. Wallace Williams

Reference number MJN-DN1964-2-1
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