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Picture Perfect End to Olympic Journey 32 The Northern Advocate Friday, December 21, 2012 Picture perfect end INSIDE to Olympic journey Hockey By Cameron Leslie It has been known for along time that Northland produces great hockey players, and now a photographic journey to TV offers Caps celebrate our recent Olympics has been unveiled. insight: P26 Prior to the Olympics, Sue Shepherd set out to raise money through various dinners and raffles to help Northland’s five hockey Olympians pay for some of the expenses incurred as a result of their selection. Now, and $25,000 later, Northland’s Ella Gunson, Samantha Harrison, Stacey Michelsen, Charlotte Harrison and Alana Millington, thanks to Shepherd, have abook packed with 316 photos to remember their journey. Shepherd carried out the entire process right from the Batting woes snapping of the shots on sidelines in London, to editing and for boys: P25 producing the book. ‘‘It took me afull six weeks of work to narrow down the 6000 photos that Itook at the Olympics to arrive at 316 of the best photos for the book,’’ said the Olympic WELL SUPPORTED:Sue Shepherd (left), Stacey Michelsen, Ella Gunson and Alana Millington met with Shepherd to Hockey Fundraising Committee thank her and check out the commemorative book she made for them. PHOTO/MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM chairman. The charismatic Shepherd’s community of support with the because that helps alot, but to while to get over that, but seeing work hasn’t gone unnoticed, with dinner and everyone just knew see the community and people all these people and seeing the Gunson and Millington everything, and that’s all thanks like Sue and Bill Shepherd behind impact we’ve made on them has acknowledging her work as being to Sue [Shepherd] really.’’ us supporting,’’ said Gunson. helped me realise and made me part of the reason why their team Fellow Northland Olympian The support and stardom appreciate what we did over mates get jealous of the support Gunson said the exposure since the games has blown away there,’’ Gunson said. Northland players get. Shepherd has brought to them Millington and Gunson away, ‘‘To come in the top four is ‘‘We always say how the girls has been incredible, with non- even helping the latter move on pretty amazing [and] Ican see now get jealous of the Northland girls hockey supporters tuning into after coming agonisingly close to it was agood achievement.’’ The World of because we get that support all the turf during the Olympics. securing bronze. ■ To purchase the book go to www.blurb.com,click the time’’ said Millington. ‘‘It means alot to us to not only ‘‘I was always so disappointed on bookstore and then enter the title The Olympic Sport: P24 Dream Sue Shepherd ,orcontact Shepherd on ‘‘[Shepherd] started awhole have the money side of it, with our result, and it’s taken me a [email protected],books cost $172. CHRISTMASSPECIAL FREE 3YEARWARRANTY! $9,990 $29,990 $24,990 2009 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT DSGV6 3.6L, Auto,Low Kms,NZNew,6 Airbags,Heated Seats,ABS Brakes. 2002 MITSUBISHIMIRAGE 2010 HYUNDAi45 LTD 2007 MAZDABT502WD DX D/CAB Aluxurysedan with all the extras. 1.6L, Auto,80,324kms.Ahandy little 2.4L/148kW,Auto,36,565kms,NZNew, 3.0L, Diesel, Manual, NZ New, Airbags, $41,990 hatch. ABS Brakes,Traction Control, Airbags Alloys,Tow Bar,Tonneau Cover, ABS Priced from $6,990 FRESH USED IMPORTS •TRADE-IN SPECIALS Impressive range to choose from Easy terms finance available onsite NZ NEW,USED CARS &COMMERCIALS Being local, it’s what drives us. $22,990 $35,990 $23,990 $10,990 $26,990 2007 NISSAN NAVARA S/CAB4WD 2011 HYUNDAI iX35 4WD 2012 HYUNDAI ACCENT 2001 TOYOTA COROLLAFIELDER SW 2009 NISSAN MAXIMA TI 3.0L, Manual, Good Kms.Ahandy 2.4L, Auto,8720kms,NZNew,Leather, 1.6L, Auto,11,000kms,5Door Hatch, 1.8L, Auto,2Airbags,Alloys,ABS, CD, 3.5L, Auto,45,795kms,ABS Brakes, little work truck. 8Airbags,Alloys,ABS, TowBar NZ New, 6Airbags,Alloys,ABS Full Electrics.Agood family wagon Airbags,Alloys,TripComputer 50 Port Road |Whangarei Howard Murden 09 470 4000 or 0800 242 6658 Used Vehicle www.icmotorgroup.co.nz Sales Manager Volkswagen.
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