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Oct 11 2012
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 Norton Grange #2566 in Norton, Ohio, gives dictionaries to the students in four elementary schools.

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Oct 11 2012
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Corene Mitchell, an octogenarian from Sherwood, Arkansas, a small entourage of family members and a friend handed out paperback student dictionaries to Bayou Meto Elementary School third graders fo

Dictionary project opens books for kids

Oct 11 2012
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Corene Mitchell, an octogenarian from Sherwood, a small entourage of family members and a friend handed out paperback student dictionaries to Bayou Meto Elementary School third graders for each of

Rotary continues dictionary project

Oct 11 2012
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For the fourth consecutive year the Rotary Club of St. Maarten is distributing dictionaries to grade 3 students as part of efforts to promote literacy.

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Oct 11 2012
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Portland Elks Lodge # 188 has presented dictionaries to elementary students in Portland for the past 5 years.

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Sep 28 2012
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Mission Viejo, Saddleback Valley Elks announced plans to purchase 4,200 third-grade dictionaries for the current school year.

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