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Aug 16 2011
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Joe Mc Kay’s “Crazy About Words”
...toasting our language since 2003!

Dictionary Project slated to aid third-grade students

Aug 11 2011
Mary

The Seymour Elks Lodge is preparing to donate dictionaries to third-grade students in Jackson County for the fifth straight year.

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Aug 10 2011
Mary

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Letters from Larne Elementary School

Aug 10 2011
Mary

Dear Mrs. Mary French,
Thank you for my dictionary. My brother will ask me a word after school, and I look in my dictionary. He laughs and says you look smart.
Sincerely,

Rotarians from Heswall donate dictionaries to 400 primary school pupils in Birkenhead

Aug 10 2011
Mary

Kind-hearted Rotarians in Heswall gave the gift of words to 400 primary school pupils.

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Aug 09 2011
Mary

Dear Dictionary Project,

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