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Local Elks Hand Out Dictionaries

Nov 25 2014
Mary
The Deming Elks Lodge distributed more than 500 dictionaries to third graders in Deming and Truth or Consequences, NM. The dictionaries were distributed as part of the Elks’ National Dictionary Project —...
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The Rotary Clubs of Bolingbrook and Romeoville Team Up to Personally Deliver over 1300 Dictionaries

Nov 24 2014
Mary
The Rotary clubs of Bolingbrook and Romeoville, IL personally deliver over 1300 dictionaries every year to the 3rd graders in these 2 villages both public and private.

Russellville Rotary Club distributes dictionaries to local schools

Nov 21 2014
Mary
The Russellville Rotary Club recently distributed A Student’s Dictionary to third graders at all local elementary schools. Besides being a complete dictionary, the books are a comprehensive reference containing the United States...
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Every Kaysville 3rd Grade Students Receives a Dictionary from the Kaysville Rotary

Nov 21 2014
Mary
The annual dictionary project is a tradition the Kaysville Rotary Club is proud to continue. All throughout the United States and other parts of the world, The Dictionary Project partners with Rotary...
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Third Grade Students “Race to Look Up the Word” with the Arden Rotary Club

Nov 21 2014
Mary
On Monday morning, November 3, 2014, members of the Rotary Club of Arden met at Glen Arden Elementary School to continue the long-standing tradition of making sure that every third grader in...
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Rotary and Rotary Interact Makes Lasting Impression on Webster Third Graders

Nov 19 2014
Mary
Since starting the project in 2009, Webster Rotarians have visited each elementary school located in Webster, New York to personally deliver dictionaries to third graders. This November, Plank Road North Elementary School...
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