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12 • Milwaukee Post • September 13, 2013 OPEN EVERY DAY 8AM-9PM! Paul's Wine & Liquor Loomis & Layton 4415 W. Loomis Rd. • 414-282-7800 The Area's Largest Cold Craft Beer Selection. Over 64 ft. of Coolers! Goose Island New Glarus 6730 W. Morgan Ave. 7 Snapple Lemonade 16oz bottle ¢ New Belgium 6 Fat Tire49 $ 12 $ 99 13 $ 99 $ 49 12 pk + Free Glass 12 pk bottles COFFEE ANY SIZE, ANY TIME! 59¢ 25 6 pk 6pk, Asst'd Styles THE BEST SELECTION AT THE BEST PRICE AT THE BEST PLACE Open Every day 6am-9pm (68th and Morgan) Lottery • ATM Your Favorite beer-micro-brew, craft, or import- is always cold! Morgan Food Mart, 6730 W. Morgan Ave. Exp. 9/27/13 Morgan Food Mart, 6730 W. Morgan Ave. Exp. 9/27/13 WHETHER NAME BRAND OR ROLLING YOUR OWN WE HAVE THE LOWEST LEGAL PRICES ON ALL YOUR TOBACCO NEEDS! •Gambler •Top •McClintock •4 Aces •Rave •Premier •Largo • Golden Leaf We accept all manufacturer and competitor coupons. Capital Beer $ 49 cans 12 pk MGD, Miller 64, Lite $ 29 Milwaukee's Best, Light, Ice $ 29 Michelob Golden Light 17 10 7 $ 99 Mix-N Match Natural Light, Ice 12 $ Build Your Own Craft Import 6pk 6pk Bud Light, Miller Bud Light Lime, High Life Platinum, $ 49 Black Crown, 30 pk Cans Lime-A-Rita or Straw-Ber-Rita Rosenblum 77 30 pk Cans Labbat Blue 1799 $ 30 pk Cans Rolling Rock $ 99 15 30 pk cans 15 9 $ 99 12 pk Bottles or Cans Ass't Varieties WOW! 6 $ 99 750ml 24 pk Cans + FREE 4pk Redd's Apple Ale 13 1949 $ 30pk 30 pk cans Keystone, Light, Ice $ 77 12 Bacardi Gold/Silver 19 Jose $ 1259 Cuervo $ 30 pk Cans Franzia Crisp White, Refreshing White, Chillable Red, Sangria, Blush 1099 5L Box Smirnoff Asst'd Flavors $ 79 6pk 99 1.75L 750ml $ 5 BRIEFS 7 Days a Week, Bay View Bash celebrates 365 days a Year! Plenty of FREE, Lighted Off Street Parking. Easy-In, Easy-Out. M ORGAN F OOD M ART Proudly Serving Our Neighborhood Since 1990! AREA Gold/Silver Sobieski Vodka 1099 $1699 $ 12pk 1.75ml 10th year Saturday MILWAUKEE – The 10th annual Bay View Bash will be held Saturday along South Kinnickinnic Avenue between Potter and Clement avenues. The event, which includes food, art, music, crafts, books and community organizations, runs from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. It also includes a third annual dog walk. Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. There will be prizes for best costume and doggyowner look-alike contest. Milwaukee County Board Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic and County Supervisor Jason Haas, who represent parts of the Bay View neighborhood, will attend the event and have a booth to talk with constituents, to answer questions about Milwaukee County government and to provide informational materials. "The Bay View Bash has become a favorite, annual outing for my family," Dimitrijevic said in a release. "As a proud Bay View resident concerned about our environment, I'm especially impressed that once again festival organizers are aiming to make the bash a near-zero waste event." The bash will provide all participating food vendors with free compostable container options and will work with The Farm's Compost of Caledonia to ensure the Bay View Bash achieves its zero-waste goal. All compost generated from the bash will be gifted back to community gardens or Milwaukee neighborhoods in need of free quality compost. "We're proud to represent Bay View, and this event is a celebration of its charm and its uniqueness as one of the city's most diverse neighborhoods," Haas said. "We will be there not only to celebrate, but to meet with our neighbors to talk about issues that affect this special neighborhood and the county ." For more information, visit www.bayviewbash.org. Garden treasures for sale in Hales Corners on Saturday OAK CREEK – The Hawthorne Garden Club is preparing dried arrangements and wreaths, which will be for sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 14 at the Stahl-Conrad Homestead, 9724 W. Forest Home Ave., Hales Corners. Shoppers can choose from arrangements made from dried flowers or bunches of flowers and supplies for arranging, including silver dollars, japanese lanterns and gravevine wreaths.

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