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Waseca Lions Donate Dictionaries to Third-Graders

Dec 22 2014
Mary
Waseca Lions Club recently distributed dictionaries to all third-graders in Waseca’s three elementary schools. Lion Jay Sopkowiak is shown with Mrs. Altmann’s Hartley third graders. Lion Diane Beckmann and Lion Becky Dennis...
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Charleston, WV Elks Distribute Dictionaries to Kanawha County School District

Dec 18 2014
Mary
The Charleston Elks Lodge #202 in West Virginia participated in The Dictionary Project again this fall, donating over 400 books to students in Kanawha County School District. Both teachers and students look...
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Mater Dolorosa School Class Gets Dictionaries

Dec 18 2014
Mary
Tangipahoa Volunteers for Family and Community Busy Bees, an all-volunteer arm of the LSU Extension Service, visited Karen Wilder’s third-grade class at Mater Dolorosa School in Independence last month to celebrate National...
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Rotary Club Distributes Dictionaries to Local Students

Dec 15 2014
Mary
The Rotary Club of the Slate for the third consecutive year as part of the Dictionary Project gave dictionaries to approximately 400 third grade students in all the Slate Belt School Districts...
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Kiwanis Club Makes Annual Dictionary Delivery

Dec 14 2014
Mary
Kiwanis Club of Canton once again has completed its annual donation of dictionaries all across the Plymouth-Canton school district. All of the elementary schools from Allen to Workman were recipients of this...
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Winona Rotary Provides Free Dictionaries to Area Third-Graders

Dec 13 2014
Mary
Winona-area third-graders this week awaited an early holiday gift: a free dictionary, just for them. Thursday and Friday, members of the Rotary Club of Winona supplied and delivered free dictionaries to every...
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