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June 23, 2017 • Milwaukee County Post • 3 PACKARD PLAZA MALL - In Cudahy 5656 S. Packard • 414-897-7737 255804056 Hours: Tues-Fri 9-6pm Saturday 9-5pm SALE ENDS 6-30-17 SPECIAL DEAL WEEK OF THE SPECIAL DEAL WEEK OF THE SPECIAL DEAL WEEK OF THE SPECIAL DEAL WEEK OF THE SPECIAL SPECIAL DEAL WEEK OF THE SPECIAL SPECIAL DEAL WEEK SPECIAL DEAL WEEK OF THE OF THE SALE ENDS 6-30-17 With Ad Limit One per customer Water Balloons 60pk 50¢ 400 Garage Sale Stickers 90¢ Fidget Spinners $2.00 Lighters 5/$1.00 15pk Tealight Candles 90¢ Adult Coloring Books $1.00 Fly Swatters 75¢ 2pc Scissor Set 6" and 8" 90¢ 9pc Sandpaper 90¢ Sunglasses 75¢ Graduation Invitations 75¢ Graduation Cards 75¢ Pet Laser Toys $1.00 40pk 1 Gallon Baggies 90¢ 17" Grill Brush $1.00 FREE FREE Serrated Kitchen Serrated Kitchen Knife Knife 4 Cup Drink Holder Mounts 4 Cup Drink Holder Mounts with Suction Cups or Scr with Suction Cups or Scr ew on ew on 250 Sheet Folded Paper T 250 Sheet Folded Paper T owel owel 75¢ 75¢ $ $ 2.00 2.00 To Receive Our Weekly Ad Online Lar Lar ge Print W ge Print W or or dfind and dfind and Cr Cr osswor osswor d Puzzle Books d Puzzle Books 90¢ 90¢ Sold for $49.99 Sold for $49.99 Look for Yard Signs around city for offers! A check for $2,500 raised by the recent Milwaukee County Tavern League charity golf outing. The donation to FISHER HOUSE/WI will be matched by $250 from the 1st & 9th JOINT DISTRICT'S FOUNDATION The Two Lives One Heart donation will be matched by another $1,000 from the WISCONSIN TAVERN LEAGUE FOUNDATION. Pictured from left Jim Losiniecki, Alderman Tony Zielinski, Alderman Donovan, Jerry Branski "Friends and Neighbors Helping Friends and Neighbors" 256197003 Pictured from left Dick Leinenkugel and Deb Seibel By KATHERINE MICHALETS Conley News Service MILWAUKEE — Summerfest is not only a rite of summer for Milwaukee-area residents, but a life milestone — the first time you see a headlin- ing act, the first time you go without your parents, the first time you get on a picnic table and dance. During its 50 years, Summerfest has been a memory maker for millions of people. The numbers are impressive for the 11-day event: about 850,000 people from Milwaukee and around the world attend each year listen to 800 acts with more than 1,000 performances on 11 stages. The dates for this year's Summerfest are June 28 through July 2 and July 4 through July 9 from noon until midnight. Summerfest will be closed July 3. Some of the most famous musical acts in the world have performed at Summerfest, including Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones and Whitney Houston. This year promises to be another strong year for music from local musicians and international stars, such as Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, The Chainsmokers and Luke Bryan. Some of the Milwaukee- area acts are GGOLLDD and Fortune on June 29, 4 on the Floor on June 30, and Ryan McIntyre on July 7. Almost as big a draw as the music these days is the variety of food offered by vendors. Each year, restaurants try to outdo one another. Some of this year's new offerings include Cedar Crest's Waffle Nachos Hot Fudge Sundae (vanilla ice cream with hot fudge, waffle nachos, whipped cream and cherry) and a Walking Pasta (four cocktail meatballs in tomato sauce on a toothpick with bow tie pasta and garlic bread) at Pitch's & Miss Katie's Diner. As to be expected, 50 is a common theme during Summerfest. A retrospective exhibit called "Summerfest 50" presented by Pick 'n Save will celebrate Summerfest's history with a series of his- torical exhibits that depict 50 years of iconic moments. The three-pronged exhibit will feature a traveling dis- play, a summerlong exhibit at the Milwaukee County Historical Society and an onsite exhibit at Summerfest. The series will illustrate decades of festival highlights through large graphic panels and displays of original posters, banners, and vintage memorabilia. Also for sale is the "50 Years of Smiles" commemo- rative book that illustrates the history of rock 'n' roll through the evolution of Summerfest and features photos of renowned artists that have appeared over the past 50 years. Throwback Thursday will be held June 29 from noon to 6 p.m. and will feature a col- lection of music through the decades from artists like Foghat, Berlin featuring Terri Nunn, Tommy Tutone Band, Fishbone, Slaughter, The Suburbs, The Church, and Soul Asylum. From noon until 6 p.m. all bever- ages will be 50 percent off. The Big Bang Fireworks display will start at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, opening night of the 50th anniversary run. Photo courtesy of Summerfest Summerfest turns golden

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