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e areatest: jo y I experienced

frorrfthis opportunity to be a part

of the m issions trip w as to see

our qroup come together as a

team . Everyone w o rke

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Starting from the back, the Nova Scotia missions

team is Joe Hogrefe, Anthony Wilson, Gary Smith,

Lynn Smith, Joshua Scarberry, Jon Iverson, Beth

Kerr, Kelly Blockinger, Katie Learned, Colleen

Gumbert, Laura Bowen, David Edwards, April

Oosterman, Amy Bandy, Rachel Thomas, Carol

Rollings, Nicole Gibson, Emily Pearce, Brian

Trainer and Dave Barfield.

Our own Miss Beth Kerr

cooked the dinners at

Forest Glen. Miss Kerr said

that she wanted to go on the

trip to help relieve the stress

from the leaders. She said

the kids worked hard and ac­

complished much. She

learned that you don’t share

the lobster heads with the stu­

dents, because you didn’t

know where they would end

up-it could be on your pillow.

The soccer team held a

clinic to instruct Costa

Rican city youth in San Jose.

While there, they assisted

alumnus, missionary Mike Ta­

bor and his wife Casey. They

played a club soccer team

and lost the first game 7-0

and the second game 4-3.

Senior Joseph Hogrefe

said, “It w as a g re a t

honor and blessing to me to

be able to serve on the Nova

Scotia missions trip. The Lord

summermissions blessed us as a team, en­

abling us to do more than we

could ask or think.”