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Berea Rotary prepares to deliver 600 dictionaries

Oct 10 2011
Mary

 Several Rotarians and I got together last evening and labeled the dictionaries in preparation for delivery to 600 third graders in five schools next week.

Thesauri for 6th graders

Oct 10 2011
Mary

The Rotary Club of Putnam County has provided thesauri for the sixth-grade students in Putnam County, WV, since 2006.

American Legion donates dictionaries to students

Oct 10 2011
Mary

The American Legion in Glen Rock, PA, recently provided a dictionary for every third-grade student in the Southern York County School District.

Grange is still active, with new role in rural America

Oct 10 2011
Mary

As a child growing up near Battle Creek, Kathryn Strouse took part in all that the Grange offered, including the teen dances.

Pike County students receive books from Rotary Club

Oct 10 2011
Mary

Recently Rotarian Ron Cook visited the Western Elementary School and passed out dictionaries to all third graders and thesauri to all fifth graders.

Local effort revs students up for word play, learning

Oct 08 2011
Mary

Students squirmed with excitement as they eagerly participated in a presentation before receiving a free dictionary Friday morning at Sam K. Hailey Elementary School.

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