A fetching way to spend the day

Madeleine Heal

Madeleine Heal, 4, and her dog, Abby, play fetch at the Babe Ruth Baseball Field at Comer Park on Western Avenue in Williams Lake.

May. 17, 2012 2:00 p.m.
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Madeleine Heal, 4, and her dog, Abby, play fetch at the Babe Ruth Baseball Field at Comer Park on Western Avenue in Williams Lake Thursday afternoon.

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