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Culver City Club Donates Dictionaries

Apr 07 2015
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Article written by Christian Vasquez, Culver City News Once again the Culver City Rotary Club donated dictionaries to third-grade students in all five of the Culver City Unified School District’s elementary schools....
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Rotary Donates Dictionaries to Students

Apr 06 2015
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Article written by Kelly Nicholson, Paris Beacon – News With auto correct and spell check, dictionaries are not always the first tool that adults gravitate towards to check their spelling. But students...
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The New Spirit Sunday School Class of St. John’s United Methodist Church Donates Dictionaries

Apr 03 2015
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Members of the New Spirit Sunday School Class raise money each year to support education in their community by providing dictionaries to Zuni Elementary School in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This is their...
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Third grade classes in Taylor County receive a special gift from the Grafton Rotary Club

Mar 31 2015
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Article written by Shaunda Rauch, The Mountain Statesman GRAFTON – Early Tuesday morning, Grafton Rotary Club members Lorraine Isner, President Dan Pauley, Ed Westfall, Kermit “Butch” Bias, and college student volunteer Raymond...
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Gulf Breeze Key Club Donates Dictionaries to Eleven Local Schools

Mar 27 2015
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The Gulf Breeze High School Key Club recently completed their annual dictionary project. Following The Dictionary Project’s goal “to assist all third grade students to complete the school year as good writers,...
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Honoring the Life of Anse Windham, Kingsville Noon Lions Club

Mar 27 2015
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Anse “Windy” Windham was the Past President and Past District Governor of Lions Club District 283. As a Lion, he received the Melvin Jones Award for dedicated humanitarian service, the Ed Flood...
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