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Lions Clubs donate dictionaries

Feb 27 2012
Mary

A joint effort between the Kenyon and Wanamingo Lions Clubs has brought new dictionaries to the fourth-grade classrooms at Kenyon-Wanamingo elementary school.

Oswego third graders benefit from Elks Lodge dictionary project

Feb 27 2012
Mary

Once again the Oswego Elks Lodge 271 representatives toured Oswego elementary schools and continued support of area youth.

AT&T Pioneers group gives students the gift of words

Feb 27 2012
Mary

Students at Little Fort Elementary School went home to fuel for a stronger vocabulary this week after a visit from the AT&T Pioneer Volunteer network, a service organization for active and reti

Republican Women repeat popular dictionary project and essay contest

Feb 24 2012
Mary

The Caldwell County Republican Women presented their Second Annual Essay Contest Awards in a ceremony held at Plum Creek Elementary School on November 3.

Thank you, Elks Lodge!

Feb 24 2012
Mary

Dear Mrs. French,

Rotary Club donates dictionaries to area students

Feb 24 2012
Mary

 When local attorney John Arch was in school, he would occasionally read a page out of the dictionary just to learn some new words.

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