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Father’s Club Back to School BBQ

Sep. 16, 2019

On Friday, Sept. 13, Booth Hill School's Father's Club hosted their annual Back to School BBQ. They had a record breaking year with more than 500 people in attendance. There was also a dunk tank and a batting cage. The dunk tank raised more than $500 in proceeds, which will be donated to the Booth Hill Legault family. — 1of3
On Friday, Sept. 13, Booth Hill School's Father's Club hosted their annual Back to School BBQ. They had a record breaking year with more than 500 people in attendance. There was also a dunk tank and a batting cage. The dunk tank raised more than $500 in proceeds, which will be donated to the Booth Hill Legault family.
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On Friday, Sept. 13, Booth Hill School's Father's Club hosted their annual Back to School BBQ. They had a record breaking year with more than 500 people in attendance. There was also a dunk tank and a batting cage. The dunk tank raised more than $500 in proceeds, which will be donated to the Booth Hill Legault family. — 2of3
On Friday, Sept. 13, Booth Hill School's Father's Club hosted their annual Back to School BBQ. They had a record breaking year with more than 500 people in attendance. There was also a dunk tank and a batting cage. The dunk tank raised more than $500 in proceeds, which will be donated to the Booth Hill Legault family.
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On Friday, Sept. 13, Booth Hill School's Father's Club hosted their annual Back to School BBQ. They had a record breaking year with more than 500 people in attendance. There was also a dunk tank and a batting cage. The dunk tank raised more than $500 in proceeds, which will be donated to the Booth Hill Legault family. — 3of3
On Friday, Sept. 13, Booth Hill School's Father's Club hosted their annual Back to School BBQ. They had a record breaking year with more than 500 people in attendance. There was also a dunk tank and a batting cage. The dunk tank raised more than $500 in proceeds, which will be donated to the Booth Hill Legault family.
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