M.C. RESIDENTS GOING TO AFRICA vs

A GROUP OF 10 MONTEREY COUNTY RESIDENTS (INCLUDING FORMER SEASIDE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL BETTYE LUSK), ARE LEAVING THIS WEEK FOR AFRICA. THEY PLAN TO ATTEND A 3-DAY NONDENOMINATIONAL RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE IN UGANDA. WHILE THEY ARE THERE ATTENDING A "FRESH OIL" CONFERENCE, THEY ALSO PLAN TO DO MISSIONARY WORK, DURING THE 12-DAY TRIP. MONTEREY COUNTY RESIDENTS HAVE TRAVELED TO AFRICA WITH FRESH OIL INTERNATIONAL SINCE 1992. THE NON-PROFIT'S NAME "FRESH OIL" COMES FROM A BIBLICAL REFERENCE AND IS NOT CONNECTED TO THE OIL BUSINESS.