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By JANE BANGLEY

Rappahannock Newt Staff Writer

The story of how one Rappahannock housewife and mother has become a coupon clipper of the first order began 10 years ago. That was when Sarah Brown started using coupons to buy necessities. “Then I realized that I could get - try-me sizes of products free with coupons, and I kept going from there,” Sarah said.

How far she kept going can be seen in her home’s basement where she keeps her two shoe boxes of coupons, and where she stores packages and labels and the nonperishable products she stocks in various small to large quantities.

“I stock laundry detergent, cleansers and toilet paper,” Sarah said. “I could probably go for years without buying any more laundry

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