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Originally published Saturday, October 11, 2008 at 12:00 AM

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Free tips on saving old home movies

Save your old 8 mm, super 8 and 16 mm amateur and home films with experts' tips on Home Movie Day, Oct. 18.

By Sharon Harvey Rosenberg

The Miami Herald

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Dig out your old home movies. As part of International Home Movie Day, different organizations in the U.S. and abroad will offer preservation tips and show home movies on Oct. 18.

The free event might save you a little cash in learning how to protect 8 mm, super 8 and 16 mm amateur and home films. In Seattle, the event will be from 5-9 p.m. at Wallingford United Methodist Church, 2115 N. 42nd St.

For more information about International Home Movie Day or for links to film preservation sites, go to www.homemovieday.com.

For details about the Seattle event, go to www.seattlehmd.com.

Seattle Times staff contributed to this feature.

Frugal Duchess is an occasional feature. E-mails can be sent to Sharon Harvey Rosenberg at sharonhr@bellsouth.net. Sorry, no personal replies.

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