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			Ubique
	A roadside bomb killed four soldiers in southern Afghanistan on Saturday in the deadliest attack on Canadian forces in four years. The soldiers were travelling in an armoured vehicle called a G-wagon when it was blown onto its side by an improvised explosive device, 70 kilometres north of Kandahar city, around 7:30 a.m. local time Saturday. Three of the men died at the scene, near Gumbad, a small outpost established by the Canadians two months ago. The fourth died shortly after being transported by helicopter to the hospital at the coalition air base in Kandahar. The Defence Department has identified the Canadians: Cpl. Matthew Dinning, born in Richmond Hill, Ont., and stationed at Petawawa, Ont. Lieut. William Turner, born in Toronto and stationed at Edmonton, Bombardier Myles Mansell, born in Victoria, B.C., and stationed at Victoria. Cpl. Randy Payne, stationed in Wainwright, Alta. The four soldiers were in a jeep that was part of a mixed convoy made up of more heavily armoured vehicles, such as LAVs and Bisons.
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	Charlanne M. Corbin of Magalia, CA passed away August 2, 2005 at age 58. She was born on May 28, 1947 to Charles and Arlene Corbin in Richmond, CA. She moved to Paradise 39 years ago from Richmond, CA. Charlanne was a school bus driver for the Paradise Unified School District for 21 years. During her summers off she drove for fire crews and spent weeks at a time away from home on forest fires. She enjoyed computer gaming, fishing, water skiing, motorcycle riding, playing woman's baseball and taking care of the cats at the bus yard. She loved animals. She is preceded in death by one sister. Charlanne is survived by her son Roger Corbin his wife, Lori and grandson, Trevor of Magalia, CA. A memorial Service will be held Saturday, August 13, 2005, 1:00 P.M. at Magalia Pines Baptist Church. Memorial contributions may be made to Paradise Animal Shelter.