Wellington Deaf Society: June 2015 newsletter

Some of the items featured in Wellington Deaf Society’s June 2015 newsletter:

  • The Marion Street building was farewelled on 8 May 2013 with a turnout of approximately 50 people. The usual Fridays meet up will be at venues around the Wellington region. 
  • NZ Deaf Blacks players from Wellington helped WDS pack their things to store at Kaiwharawhara, managing to fill it all in a single unit. 
  • Family fun day planned for Saturday 7 June, with fun for the whole family at Newlands Community Centre!
  • Advertisement for the 7th NZ Deaf Short Film Festival, with $10 for one film screening, or $80 for a film screening and the awards function evening. Merchandise also available.

  1. Ben Webb

  2. Cameron Ross

  3. Candice David

  4. Chuck Odsey

  5. Clive Morgan

  6. Craig Becker

  7. Darryl Alexander

  8. Declan Fitzpatrick

  9. Eric Blum

  10. Erich Krogmann

  11. Joanne Becker

  12. Karen Bell

  13. Kaz Witko

  14. Lyneen Allen

  15. Maureen Thompson

  16. Nicolette Van Vuuren

  17. Pam Witko

  18. Riaan Van Vuuren

  19. Robert Cameron

  20. Ryan Cassidy

  21. Shannon Morris

  22. Theo Waterhouse

  23. Tony Kuklinski

  24. Wayne Riggs

Relevant Links

Wellington Deaf Society
Reference number WDS2015-06-MJN
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