Clip those coupons and save in hard times
Inflation bites since cheaper living is found in clipping coupons. The article explains rising costs, coupon redemption rates, and how households, including seniors, can save. Nielsen data links clipping habits to higher income, education, and larger households. Coupon swaps and a mail program through the Coupon Center offer practical ways to recycle unused cents-off offers.
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R.H. Donnelley
Food Marketing Institute
A.C. Nielsen Co
Best
Nielsen
Argyle Ave
Los Angeles
Hood College Learning Lunch to Feature Attorney Ms Melinda Bird
Ms Melinda Bird of the Legal Aid Bureau Inc will speak at Hood College Learning Lunch on Monday November 19 at 12 noon in Carson Cottage Continuing Education Lounge. She will discuss Law Reform and how legal aid can improve domestic relations handling in courts. The event is free to the community. attendees may bring a bag lunch and soft drinks are available.
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Melinda Bird
Legal Aid Bureau Inc
Hood College
Carson Cottage
Carroll County leads in farmland preservation acreage
Carroll County has the most total acreage in a state farmland preservation program with over 2,900 acres in nine early districts and seven more petitions in 34 months. Farmers may sell 25 year development easements, valuing land at about $1,200 per acre, with 1,880 acres currently eligible for easements worth over $2.2 million.
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Carroll County
Carroll
Ken R. Coffey
Mount Union
Montgomery Players open auditions for Laura at Montgomery Playhouse
Montgomery Players will hold auditions for the romantic mystery thriller Laura by Vera Caspery and George Sklar at 8 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, November 26 and 27, at the Montgomery Playhouse in Gaithersburg. Director Fay Jacobs seeks five men aged 20 to 45 and three women aged mid 20s to 55. Production runs February 1 through 23. call 948-6669 for details.
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Montgomery Players
Laura
Vera Caspery
George Sklar
Montgomery Playhouse
Quince Orchard Boulevard
Gaithersburg
Fay Jacobs
Taxpayers League Holds Fourth Annual Montgomery Meeting
The Montgomery County Taxpayers League held its fourth annual meeting on November 8 at the 4-H headquarters in Chevy Chase. About 200 members heard Chairman Walter Sittner review accomplishments including the TRIM referendum campaign and tax watchdog work. Guest speaker was David Keating of the National Taxpayers Union. A 21-member board for three-year terms was elected including Wylie W Barrow, Benjamin N Frank, Joseph H Hernage, Chester R Jones, Mrs. Hope M Simons, Karl Schlotterbeck, and Harold E Wirth. Raymond E Miller served as program chairman. The league, founded October 1975, is headquartered at 7315 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda.
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Montgomery County Taxpayers League
4-H
Chevy Chase
League
Walter Sittner
David Keating
National Taxpayers Union
Wylie W. Barrow
Benjamin N. Frank
Joseph H. Hernage
Chester R. Jones
Hope M. Simons
Karl Schlotterbeck
Harold E. Wirth
Raymond E. Miller
The
Air Rights
Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda
Emmitsburg Board Denies Variance for Subdivision
The Emmitsburg Board of Appeals refused to grant a variance to Dorothy A. Corbin and Ruth Bussard for subdividing a lot at 304 N Seton Ave The 2 000 foot deficiency spurred opposition from Fairfield resident Mrs Bussard and Emmitsburg resident Patrick Borie who warned of precedent and water taps shortages were cited by Boyle The denying board members were Larry Latte Joseph Zapella and Douglas Orver Lavinia Edmunds
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Emmitsburg
Boyle
Board of Appeals
Larry Latte
Joseph Zapella
Douglas Orver
Lavinia Edmunds
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