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June 8, 2009 | Here's the deal: Bargains in Dayton
 

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Monday, June 8, 2009

Where to get 2 free kids’ meals with adult order

There are a number of restaurants that offer free or reduced-price kids’ meals with the purchase of an adult entree — Tumbleweed Southwest Grill on Sundays, Golden Corral everyday (for kids 3 and younger) and Gold Star Chili on Tuesday nights, to name a few.

But there also are restaurants that offer twice the savings, serving up two free kids’ meals with every adult entree.

Those restaurants include Denny’s on Tuesday and Sunday evenings, Lone Star Steakhouse all day Tuesdays and Captain D’s on Thursdays. These are dine-in only deals.

As with every chain restaurant offer, they are only at participating locations. And there are age restrictions that apply, with the cutoff age usually being 10 years old.

To find out more about restaurants that offer free and discounted kids’ meals, visit the Kids Meal Deals site and plug in your ZIP code to find the deals in your area.

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Job fair for outlet mall Tuesday in Monroe

The Cincinnati Premium Outlets, located between Cincinnati and Dayton off Interstate 75 at Exit 29 (Ohio 63) in Monroe, is having a job fair from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 9.

The job fair will be held at Monroe Senior High School, off Ohio 63, at 220 Yankee Road.

Representatives from the center’s stores will be interviewing for all positions and will be seeking to fill hundreds of positions being created by the new center.

The new upscale outlet center under construction in Monroe is on schedule for its Aug. 6 opening.

For more information, to complete an application prior to the job fair or to seek customer service training prior to attending the job fair, applicants can visit the WorkForce One Web site.

The Butler County Regional Transit Authority will provide resident transportation for the Job Fair from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cost is $2 each way, payable on use. Reservations can be made by calling (513) 785-5237.

Stores opening at Cincinnati Premium Outlets will include Adidas, Banana Republic Factory Store, Bass, BCBG Max Azria, Brooks Brothers Factory Store, Brown Shoe Closet, Calvin Klein, Carter’s, Chicken Now, China Max, Clarks Bostonian, Coach, Cole Haan, Columbia Sportswear Company, Crocs, Easy Spirit, Ecco, Factory Brand Shoes, Fragrance Outlet, Gap Factory Store, Gymboree Outlet, Hugo Boss, Izod, J. Crew, Jones New York, Kasper, Kenneth Cole, Le Creuset, Michael Kors, Naturalizer, Nike Factory Store, Nine West, OshKosh B’gosh, PacSun, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Reebok, Rockport, Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th, Samsonite Company Store, Saxbys Coffee, Tommy Hilfiger, Totes/Sunglass World and Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen.

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Get good grades? Get free stuff

Getting good grades is reward in itself but, just to sweeten that deal, here are just a few area businesses that give out free goodies to kids who get good grades.

To get these deals, kids need to bring in their report cards.

Chuck E. Cheese will give you 15 free tokens for each good report card (“A”s and “B”s).

Cold Stone Creamery offers a free kid-size cone for a good report card.

Family Video has a program called Report Card A, every June. For every “A” in a core subject, Family Video will give a coupon for a free rental of a movie or video game throughout June. The coupons do not apply to brand-new movies.

Krispy Kreme gives out a free doughnut for every “A” on your child’s report card, up to sixth grade.

Many businesses (like Limited Too, Applebees and Blockbuster) had report card deals at one time, but have since discontinued them.

If you know of any other Dayton-area businesses that reward students for good grades, comment below — these hard-working kids deserve it!

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Hulu may start charging subscription fees

The Consumerist noted this weekend, June 6, that Hulu — the famously free provider of TV and movie content on the Internet — may start charging subscription fees.

The Consumerist cites the musings of Jon Miller, former AOL boss, who is now heading up digital initiatives at Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp.

Miller reportedly has already started making waves by suggesting Hulu might add or move to a paid subscription model.

Miller will have a seat on Hulu’s board since the Fox television network, a unit of News Corp., is part of the Hulu joint venture.

But would this fee structure doom Hulu? Only time will tell. But if comments be our guide, the reigning thought is that consumers will bristle at having to pay for something that they used to get for free.

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Coupon/ad deals for week of June 7 (and why 11th item free not best deal)

This week, Meijer has the 10 for $10 get the 11th item FREE promotion.

But Andrea Deckard warns that it might not be the best deal you can get.

“Meijer will only double two of the same coupons, so if you have five items and lose out on doubling of some coupons, getting a $1 item FREE isn’t better for your budget!” the author of Mommy Snacks said.

“I always do separate transactions to ensure all my coupons get doubled so I have more in my wallet! Check out my thoughts on what I call, Penny Planning, at Mommy Snacks.net!”

Here are Andrea’s best coupon/ad deals for the week of June 7:

CVS

Swiffer and Febreze ECB Offer

FREE Gillette Fusion Razor

Dove ECB Offer

Visit Mommy Snacks.net for ECB scenarios to maximize your budget

Walgreens

$2 Purex Complete Detergent after coupons/RR

FREE Mars Candy Bars

Coppertone Suncreen B1G1 50 percent off — visit Mommy Snacks.net for a $3 Printable Coupon

Kroger

$.69 Ken’s Salad Dressing

$.69 Daisy Sour Cream

$.50 Knorr Noodles or Rice Sides

Meijer

$.30 Aunt Millie’s Bread

$.50 Hunt’s Ketchup

FREE Aquafresh Toothpaste — visit Mommy Snacks.net for a Printable coupon

Target

$.36 Yoplait Yogurt Cups — visit Mommy Snacks.net for a Printable Coupon

$.25 Edge Shave Gel

FREE Crystal Light

Walmart

$.25 Kotex Pantiliners — visit Mommy Snacks.net for a Printable Coupon

$.87 Snuggle Fabric Softener

$.88 Borden Cheese

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