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Those who wage war should consider all the consequences.

CIMENT HILL

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Baisley Lodges

As you know, there is a new generation of "combat veterans" out there and somehow their voices must be heard. I can't remember if I did but I thought that I'd extend an invitation to you and the American "Vets" to an "OPEN HOUSE" scheduled for the 22 Jul 09. With all your connections, I'm sure that you can find a way to get the information to the "Boyz" in Madawaska. Like the old fellows preceeding us, we have to assemble as this is the only way that we can make a difference. We can't sit back and let what happened to the "Vietnam Vets" happen to the "Boyz" serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. They deserve to be acknowledged and recognized. If the Madawaska "Boyz" are up to a "ride" and capable of organizing a "motorcycle" escort, this would be a really nice touch. Let's see if this possibility exists. Anyway, please gather and join us for this event.

On the agenda:

1600 hrs: Arrival of Canadian Veterans by motorcycle.

1700 hrs: Meet and Great/Gathering at "CIMENT HILL"

1800 hrs: Supper (cost $10.00 per person)

Menu: CHILLI CON CARNI and SALADS

1900 hrs: Evening celebrations complete with music and "Bomb fire"

Beer to be made available on site at additional costs.

All revenues are to be used for the upkeep and further expansion of "CIMENT HILL".

Hope to see you there,

Gino Roussel @ Baisley Lodges

phone # 506-735-7652
1064 Baisley Road, St. Jacques, N.B. Canada

P.S. Pass the word, their voices must be heard.

vetsforfreedom

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Afghanistan
Canada's casualties	This candle will continue to burn for these brave hearts till these wars are over.	Operation Enduring Freedom Casualties
	Master Cpl. Charles-Philippe Michaud Edmundston, N.B. Age: 28 Unit: 2nd Battalion, Royal 22nd Regiment Date of incident: June 23, 2009 Incident description: improvised explosive device

Décès du Caporal-chef Charles-Philippe Michaud : Les citoyens d’Edmundston invités à lui rendre hommage

(Edmundston, le 7 juillet 2009)- Afin de témoigner leur respect et de rendre un hommage particulier au Caporal-chef Charles-Philippe Michaud, les citoyennes et les citoyens d’Edmundston sont invités à venir signer un livre de condoléances qui est mis à leur disposition dans le hall d’entrée de l’hôtel de ville d’Edmundston.

Le maire d’Edmundston, Monsieur Jacques P. Martin, au nom de ses collègues du conseil municipal, remettra le livre à la famille du Caporal-chef Michaud. « Nous sentons que la population en général est touchée par ce drame qui frappe la famille Michaud. Et même s’ils ne connaissaient pas Charles-Philippe personnellement, les citoyens souhaitent offrir leurs condoléances à la famille et lui offrir un appui. Nous invitons la population à venir en grand nombre signer le livre. »

Le livre de condoléances peut être signé pendant les heures normales d’ouverture de l’hôtel de ville, entre 8 h 30 et 16 h 30.

Rappelons que le Caporal-chef Charles-Philippe Michaud, natif d’Edmundston, est décédé samedi des suites de blessures subies en Afghanistan le 23 juin. Le Caporal-chef Michaud était âgé de 28 ans. Il est le fils de Conrad et Gisèle Michaud d’Edmundston.

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Death of the Corpora-Chef Charles-Philippe Michaud: The citizens of Edmundston are invited to pay homage to him.

(Edmundston, July 7 2009)- in order to gave their respect and to return a special homage to the Corporal-Chef Charles-Philippe Michaud, the citizens of Edmundston are invited to come to sign a condolence book that is put at their disposal in the lobby of the town hall of Edmundston.

The mayor of Edmundston, Mister Jacques P. Martin, in the name of its colleagues of the town council, will send back the book to the family of the Corporal-Chef Michaud. "We feel that the population has been touched by this drama that hits the family Michaud. And even if themselves did not know Charles-Philippe personally, the citizens wish to offer their condolences to the family and to offer their support. We invite the population to come in big numbers to sign the book."

The condolence book can be signed during the normal hours of opening of the town hall, between 8: 30 am and 4:30 pm.

Recall that the Corporal-Chef Charles-Philippe Michaud, native of Edmundston, deceased Saturday of the continuations of injuries undergone in Afghanistan June 23. The Corporal Boss Michaud was 28 years old. It is the son of Conrad and Gisèle Michaud of Edmundston.

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