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Wednesday, August 23, 2006
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Community comes together forTyler
Above,Tavish McLeod was checking out the view
from behind the wheel of a South Huron fire depart-
ment truck on Sunday while (below) Austin (left) and
Jacob Ryan were cheering on entries during the gold-
fish races.At bottom, Rachael Kearns, Lucy Kinnear,
and Rebecca Schmidt were working on face painting.
(photos/Pat Bolen)
Above, Shannon DeLange takes her turn at car demo-
lition while Jordan Slaght makes sure Leigh Robinson
is securely locked up by Special Constable Matt
Hummel. (photos/Pat Bolen)
CREDITON — Area residents came together at the
Crediton Ball Park for a Fun Day on Sunday to raise
money in support of Tyler MacDonald, who has a form
of muscle cancer and is a former Crediton baseball
player.
The event was the brainstorm of MacDonald's coach
Collin and Angie Tripp, Leigh and Travis Robinson,
Deb Lord and Jeff and Ruth Slaght.
The event saw activities such as Bessie bingo, face
painting, local entertainment, a dunk tank, and a fire-
men's breakfast and extrication display put on by the
Stephen Twp. fire department. At 2 p.m., (Tyler's
favourite team) the Crediton Jr./Int. girls fastball team
challenged a group of so-called Crediton Cuties.
Proceeds from the fun -filled day will go to Tyler and
his family.
Jeff Slaght got wet
Glavin and Dan Eastabrook work on an extrication
display put on by the Stephen fire department. (pho-
tos/Pat Bolen)
in the dunk tank while below, Kevin