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Paul Banks thanks SBS

September 26, 2013 2:14 pm

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Thank you Spenard Builders Supply for donating lumber to Paul Banks Elementary to build benches for the staff, parents and students of our school.

On behalf of the Paul Banks Peanuts

Eric Benson

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