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January, 2010 President’s Message

Fellow Senators -I hope everyone had an enjoyable Holiday Season as was the case here in our family. So far the winter hasn't been bad here in Oshawa and I hope that continues for another six weeks and I can put away the Snow Blower and get the Lawn Mower tuned up.

As you will see in his report, Senator Joe Hogan not only reached his 2009 Bed Nets goal but exceeded it, Congratulations Joe.


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“A Senators Opinion”
Senator Raymond Norris 5538

NORRIS, Raymond J 5538 – 652 Hopewell Road, Cambridge, ON N3H 2R8 (R519-653-2130) (E-Mail: r.norris@rogers.com ) (Marilyn) – So the Jaycee Creed is no longer politically correct. What’s next? Perhaps we Christians should replace the Ten Commandments with Mission and Vision Statements? I’m old enough to remember the last “Mission Statement” of any consequences, it was called the Second World War and the “Vision” was to free the world of tyranny! I doubt any of our fallen comrades or surviving veterans envisaged their sacrifices would be directed to molding this politically correct society we now find ourselves in.

At the risk of being described as presumptuous, out-of-step with the times and of course, “politically incorrect”, may I suggest the following:-

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