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Show Page IB Lakeside Review Wednesday , July 8, 198J Area Births June 17, 1981 Saving Sense Girl to Jan Alamarie Daich, 2270 South 500 West, Clearfield, Utah. Girl to Anthony and Michelle Tams, 2521 West 300 Utah. By JANE North, Westpoint, Girl to Boyd and Marilyn Clayton, 448 East 1st South, Kaysville, Utah SAVING SENSE SYSTEM:. SEE, SAVE, SORT, SEND, SPEND. SEE those coupons, refund slips, free items, bonus gifts and premiums. SAVE every coupon, box label, cap inner seal, tab, etc. SORT these into four groups. Food, Household aids, Personal aids, misc. SPEND those coupons to best advantage. SEND for those cash refunds on a regular basis. Last week I reviewed the SEE portion of the SAVING SENSE SYSTEM. If you practiced that for even just one week, I know that by now you are SEEING many more coupons and refund offers that You are really you had previously overlooked. becoming coupon and refund conscious. I hope that as you SAW them, you also cut them out and SAVED them, along with the entire cartons, bottle labels, inner seals, cash register tapes, anything that had to do with the article you purchased and the newspaper ads for the week. You will want these ads for help in putting your grocery list together for both the coming week. Many times you will have either a coupon or refund offer or maybe both for an item that is also on special at your local store. This makes for double savings and you sure dont want to miss those. Girl to Chris and Camille Thompson, 43 West 950 South, Layton, Utah June 19, 1981 and Michele Radley, 169 Valaiant St., Hill Air Girl to Michael Force Base, Utah. Girl to Sterling and Kristine Pritchett, 223 Glen Place, Layton, Utah Girl to Brian and T Colleen Chatterton, 794 North 850 West, dear-fielUtah Boy to Kyle and LeeAnn Daylong, 582 East Pico, Sandy, Utah June 20, 1981 Girl to Thomas and Robin Westbroek, 3187 A Lexington, Hill Air Force Base, Utah d, June 21, 1981 Boy to Philip and Jan Nash, 159 South 700 East, Kaysville, Utah Boy to Howard and Fran Brown, 377 Morgan Street, Layton, Utah Boy to David and Marian Merkley, 923 Newlywed Pair Will Reside in South 100 East, Layton, Utah June 22, 1981 Girl to Jay and Theresa Bean, 1945 North 400 West Apt. No., 2, Layton, Utah Boy to Richard and CLEARFIELD The former Miss Lindy Boseman, Marie Harris, 3585 Chula of Mr. and Mrs. John Boseman, 941 Hilltop daughter Drive, Hunter, Utah Drive, became the bride of Joe Reid on June 16. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reid, June 23, 1981 1305 David, Syracuse. The wedding ceremony and Girl to Edward and garden reception were held at the home of the Arlene Gertge, 1363 North bridegrooms parents. 630 West, Clinton, Utah Girl to Michael and Matron of honor was Mrs. K.C. Shearwood. Linda Hamilton, 665 East Bridesmaids were Mrs. Sherry Sherwood, Leila 2000 North, Layton, Utah Boseman, sisters of the bride, and Marie Gallegos. Girl to Harvey and Best man duties were performed by Timothy Diane Newell, 301 North Taylor. Ushers were Greggory Boeman, Guy Main St., Layton , Utah Checketts, Louis Martinez and Ronald Garner. June 24, 1981 Assisting with gifts were Kip Higgs and Ron Lance. Girl to Wayne and The groom is a graduate of Ben Lomond High Ailene Rosss, 2244 South School and is employed by J.B. Sheet Metal Co. 450 West, Clearfield, Utah The bride is a graduate of Clearfield High School June 25, 1981 and is employed at Skippers Boy to Gary and Diane Following a honeymoon trip to Las Vegas, Nev., Marchant, 1939 West 2700 the newlyweds will make their home in Salt Lake South, Syracuse, Utah City. Salt Lake City If you can get the item on sale, use a coupon to get even more savings and have a refund offer on the product, then you have a triple play. Pay special attention to these as you are SEEING and SAVING. The SAVING part of the system seems to be the most difficult for new refunders. Its easy to SEE the coupons and refund offers and to accumulate them but what do you do with them when they begin to pile up and almost literally run you out of your kitchen? Well, you begin to sort them and get them organized into a workable asset. In the beginning this takes the most time. Each person wUl develop their own system; one that is the most workable for their particular buying habits. As I list briefly in the first paragraph of this article each week, the most functional for me is to divide the items into four main groups, food, household aids, personal aids, misc. If you develop and another for refund offers and separate each into these four main catagories, then they will coincide and you will be able to find what you need much easier. When I started, I broke the catagories down by type of item not manufacturer. Some of you may want to do it just the opposite. This is fine. The object is to be able to find the coupon or refund offer or qualifier quickly when you want and need it. Once you have accustomed to where you have it and it will be easy for you to reach for it instantly without spending a lot of time looking and even give up. The small items like coupons and refund forms usually are not much of a problem. The real problem is how to save and store the bulky items such as cereal boxes, soap boxes, etc. I first picked one specific place in my house to store these bulky items. Then I got a couple of big boxes such as toilet tissue boxes from the store and put them on the floor in a closet and KEPT THEM THERE. This was my place for these, behind a closet door where they would beout of sight and not clutter up my kitchen. I tried to keep these in the same order as I had my coupons filed. As much as possible, I kept separated according to the four main categories. At first it appeared that even these big boxes would not begin to hold all the bulky items I accumulated each and every day. I would have to do away with some of the useless cardboard or I soon would be out of room. A lot of the paper covers on the boxes are removable. Have you noticed that the outside cover on cake mixes is held in place by just a few drops of glue? By removing the outside carefully, you can discard all that bulk and still keep all the printed material. Some cartons you will have to soak carefully before you can remove the outer shell. This is true of course of plastic containers such as bleach and some liquid dish soap. Be sure after you have soaked these off that you lay them to dry GLUE SIDE UP. Like everyone else I had to learn the hard way that not only is the label wet two different files, one for coupons vmu but the glue is too and after I had to scrape one off my counter top, I always remembered to be careful where I laid them to dry. One lady stuck them to the front of her refrigerator and believe me they were there to stay. I want to stress again that you save your cash register tapes. These are no good unless you make ; some notation as to what each price on the tape is for. There is not much room on the tape itself, so I staple a piece of paper to it and list each item in the same order as the prices appear on the tape. This way when a refund offer calls for the cash register tape proving that I have actually bought the item, I know instantly which tape to send. Also when ' I am preparing my list for the next weeks shopping I have an accurate record of just what I paid for each item. ; These cash register tapes I keep in a separate small file according to date. I always like to use the oldest one first if possible. ; VICKI CLEARFIELD In rites performed at St. Peters Episcopal Church, Clearfield, Miss Sandra F. Sale became the bride of David S. Milman on June 26. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Sale, 446 Fern Drive. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Milman, 46 S. 5th E., Kaysville. Officiating at the wedding was Rev. G. Edward Howlett. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Syracuse Lions Social Center. Isabelle Moreno was maid of honor with Mrs. Sharon York, sister of the bride and Janet Bayer was bridesmaids. Rebecca Weeks was the flower girl. Performing duties as best man was Aaron Langevin. Ushers were Kenneth York, Clifford York, Don Weeks, and David Chancey. Scott Fischer was 392 fJ. RENEE EVANS AND DREW C. FULMER Arizona LDS Temple Will Be Scene of Wedding on Friday Church Wedding Unites Couple ring bearer. n guests included Larry Milman of Pheonix; Mr. and Mrs. Don Weeks and family, Cailsbad, New Mexico; Mrs. Mildred Gunton, Albuquerque, New Mexico; and Mrs. Steven Willoughby, Oasis, Utah. A graduate of Clearfield High, the bride attended Weber State College and will attend Westminster College. Milman graduated from Davis High School and LDS Seminary. He also attended Weber State College and is employed at Rocky Mountain Bank Note Co., Salt Lake City. Following a brief honeymoon, the newlyweds will make their home in North Salt Lake City. . VHS A CARPENTER ROY Vicki Renee Evans will become the bride of Drew Clinton Fulmner in wedding rites to be performed Friday in the Mesa Arizona LDS Temple. . Parents of Miss Evans are Mr. and Mrs. Richard E, Evans of Tempe, Arizona, while the future bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Daryl C. Fulmer of 2152 W. 4900 S Roy. An open house to honor the couple will be held July 18 at the Lakeview LDS Ward chapel, 4900 S. 2000 W.-- , Roy. Miss Evans attended Brigham Young University and received a degree from Arizona State College. She is employed as a commercial artist in Tempe, Arizona. Fulmer graduated from Roy High School and LDS Seminary. He is also a graduate of Snow College and Idaho State University and played football for all three schools. He served an LDS mission in San Antonio, Tex., and is now employed with Mercury Chemicals Company in Nephi, Utah. V0K3 nAIU-LAY- TOU SO SOUTH STATE -C- LEARFIELD THURS., FRL, SAT., SUN. 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