Thank you, Pioneers! Happy 100th birthday!
When the Telephone Pioneers were established one hundred years ago, in 1911, their purpose was mostly fellowship, and Alexander Graham Bell was a member.
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When the Telephone Pioneers were established one hundred years ago, in 1911, their purpose was mostly fellowship, and Alexander Graham Bell was a member.
Read Article βThe Kiwanis Club of Oxford passed out over 240 dictionaries supplied by the Dictionary Project of Charleston, SC, to students at Lafayette Upper Elementary School in Oxford, MS.
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Altrusa International of Lexington, KY, held its first Dictionary Project for the 2011-2012 school year on September 8, 2011, International Literacy Day, with the third-grade class
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Diane received a gift Wednesday morning, equipping her with just the words she needs to teach her family English.
Read Article βNearly one hundred third graders from MOE Elementary in Chelan boarded buses to travel to the Manson Grange Community Hall Thursday afternoon.
Read Article βWe, the Rolling Prairie Lions of Indiana District 25a have participated in our 2nd annual dictionary project.
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There's nothing like a book to open one's mind, and there's nothing like a dictionary to open one's mind to the possibilities of reading.
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For the past eight years, the Kiwanis Club of East Lansing, Michigan, has annually distributed over 330 dictionary/gazetteers at the following elementary schools: Donley, Marble, Pinecrest, Red Ced
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Sharing a wonderful experience with you....Yesterday we traveled to each of 6 schools in our jurisdiction to take pictures of the 3rd graders who received their "Personal Dictionary" and
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On October 21st, the Rotary Club of San Juan Island, WA, presented all Friday Harbor Elementary 4th & 5th graders with thesauruses and dictionaries.
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Created in 1995, this project has involved providing a dictionary to every third-grade student in the United States.
Read Article βCity residents put their heads together Friday night to solve a murder mystery served up by the Rotary Club of New Brunswick.
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