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Yuma County Rotary Clubs to distribute dictionaries to students

Dec 20 2010
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An assembly line of sorts was in full swing Wednesday morning in the Yuma Elementary School District 1 warehouse, where Rotary Club members gathered to stamp and put stickers on approximately 3,128

Dictionaries distributed to NW Tucson third graders

Dec 20 2010
Mary

Third graders at four northwest-side elementary schools received dictionaries from Catalina Mountain Elks Lodge No. 2815.

Rotary Club of Vernal, UT, includes Grand Canyon school in dictionary project

Dec 20 2010
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The village of Supai is the home of the Havasupai Indian Tribe. They are a short, hearty people of Yuman descent related to the Hualapai, Yavapai and Mojave Indians.

Fulton Elementary fourth graders hold panel discussion about the Dictionary Project

Dec 20 2010
Mary

Four years ago the Sun Lakes Rotary Club initiated a program known as 'The Dictionary Project.' This outstanding program furnishes each third-grade student his or her own personal dictionary as a g

Sun Lakes Rotary Club sticker party

Dec 20 2010
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Sierra Vista Rotary Clubs and the Dictionary Project create β€œlearning” smiles

Dec 20 2010
Mary

On Friday, 12 December 2008, Sierra Vista Noon Rotary Club President John Spengler along with President-Elect Jim Evans, and fellow Rotarians Lou Kuttner, Marilyn Culpepper, Pete Huisking and Tim Q

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