Shopping on a Shoestring

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"Shopping on a Shoestring" is a one hour program that helps participants become aware of some of the strategies used by food retailers to entice shoppers to spend money at the grocery store. This program also teaches a number of ways to keep a food budget under control plus ways to stretch those food dollar even farther while providing a nutritious diet.

What
  • Union County
When Nov 06, 2009
from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Where 18000 State Route 4, Marysville
Contact Name
Contact Phone 937.644.8117 or 800.589.8584
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