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Rita and Hugh McCoy at the Morning Market in Hakodate, Japan. Photo provided


Brittany Berges shows the Courier in Johnson City, Tenn. Photo provided


John Malloy, Cindy Brown, Connie Malloy holding daughter Hannah Malloy, Reece Amos and Milly Morris-Amos with the Courier in Milwaukee, Wis. Photo provided


A group of First Lutheran Church mission workers are, from left: Andy O’Brien, Emerson Fall, Austin O’Brien, Kelly O’Brien, Michael Phippen, Katherine Carr, Thomas Kearney, Mallory Carr, Peg Carr, Geri Kearney and Brett Phippen. Photo provided


Deloris Schark, Dixie Schark, Tisha Johnson and Rylie Johnson by the Pacific Ocean near Hemit, Calif. Photo provided


ETCETERA: Courier goes to Japan and a dance recital

BY JUDY KRIEGER, COURIER EDITOR

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A local group from First Lutheran Church took a Courier along on their recent mission trip to help the flood victims of 2008. This photo was taken in Cedar Rapids June 15.

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Deloris Schark, Dixie Schark, Tisha Johnson and Rylie Johnson all flew to Hemit, Calif., to visit Deloris's brother and his wife, Ronald and Jean Hudson. She hadn’t seen them in four years. They drove to San Diego, went to the ocean, visited the naval base there, had lunch by the ocean and “had a wonderful time.” They saw other sites, as well. “It was quite something,” Deloris said: Great-grandma, grandma, granddaughter and great-granddaughter. It was the first time that the great-granddaughter had flown. The chilly morning by the Pacific turned into a warm afternoon.

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Just received a handy gift for toting along electronics: The Power Station Traveler Multi-Gadget Charger.

From cell phones to iPods to handheld GPS systems, gadgets reign supreme in many households. But, most need to be charged to remain functional. For people with so many gadgets to charge but so little time, multi-device chargers such as The Power Station Traveler can charge up to three small portable devices simultaneously and allows you to tote an array of fully functional electronics with ease.

For information on the product — which sells for under $35 — visit http://cableorganizer.com/power-station/power-station-traveller.html; (phone toll-free, 1-866-222-0030.)

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