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16 • Milwaukee County Post • March 31, 2017 Please Call if you M O V E D ! at 414-744-6370 Leave a Message Name • Phone # Old Address & New Address & Apt. # or Lot # We Love Our Readers Thank You Milwaukee Co. Post DO YOU NEED A WILL? Attorney James J. Winiarski An experienced professional in estate planning. A standard simple will is $190.00, and that charge includes a private conference with Attorney Winiarski. Husband and wife for $350.00. •Probate services are also available at reasonable rates. •Emergency consultations are available. •Please Call for a Free Simple Estate Planning Consultation Attorney James J. Winiarski 3625 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee (414) 383-3902 254991001 254991002 Expires 4/30/17 • Roller Set Stylist Wanted $ 5 OFF New Customers Only ANY PERM 327-4544 3155 S. 76th St. NEW SUMMER HOURS M-F: 8am-5pm, Sat: 8am-3pm Teddy's Hair ENTERTAINMENT SOUTH MILWAUKEE — Robert Post is Post Comedy Theatre. His "maladaptive" fun for the whole family comes to the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. April 7. Elastic and multi-talented, Post's sketches fill the stage with bumblers, dreamers,and cartoonish heroes of every stripe. His universal one-man vari- ety show has traveled the world, including Canada, Mexico, Japan, Turkey and Europe, not to mention televi- sion appearances. The sketches are reminiscent of Red Skelton, Sid Caesar and Jonathan Winters. Post Comedy Theatre is unrelenting fun, sketch by sketch à la Red Skelton, Sid Caesar, and Jonathan Winters (three of Post's inspirations). Tickets are $10 to $35. Visit www.southmilwaukeepac.org or call 414-766-5049. It's the last show of the spring season at the South Milwaukee PAC, 901 15th Ave. Conley News Service WAUKESHA — Pittsburgh Steelers player Le'Veon Bell is welcome to attend the Waukesha West High School prom festivities that are open to the public, but not the dance itself. Waukesha School District officials cite Bell's age and past drug-related infractions as reasons for barring him from West's prom, to which he was invited by student Ava Tarantino. The story of Tarantino's online invitation has garnered viral attention. Earlier this month, Tarantino issued a challenge on Twitter, asking whether Bell would go to prom with her if she reached a certain num- ber of retweets. He agreed. Within a half- hour, she had reached her retweet goal. Bell publicly accepted her invitation on Twitter later that day. Tarantino, a lifelong Steelers fan, has met Bell in person before and the two have communicated on Twitter for a few years, she said. Bell made plans to bring his girlfriend and mother with him to Waukesha for the occa- sion, Tarantino said. But the district also has a longstanding age limit of 20 years old for prom dates, offi- cials said. At 25, Bell doesn't meet that requirement. Meanwhile, Bell's record, which includes an arrest for marijuana possession in 2014, is reason to deny a request for him to attend the dance, offi- cials said.The district has a policy barring potential guests who have been involved in drug and/or criminal activ- ity from attending the prom. But officials said Monday that Bell is welcome to attend the public events surrounding the prom, including the Grand March and other photo oppor- tunities. West's prom will be held May 13. Asked on Monday whether she has changed her plans given the restrictions on her prom date, Tarantino said she wasn't aware of the decision to bar Bell from the dance. Submitted photo Ava Tarantino with Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell when they met in 2014 at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh. George C. Anderson Robert Post will bring his comedy show to the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. April 7. Post Comedy Theatre coming to South Milwaukee Le'Veon Bell can attend public prom festivities MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Film is accepting entries for the ninth annual Milwaukee Film Festival, which runs Sept. 28 through Oct. 12. The deadline for all entries is June 12. The festival is in its sixth year of offering free submission for all films. More than $34,000 in juried cash awards are expected. The categories are: Herzfeld Competition Award ($10,000), Cream City Cinema Jury Award ($5,000), Milwaukee Music Video Award ($5,000), Black Lens Jury Award ($5,000), Documentary Jury Award ($5,000), Cream City Cinema College Filmmaker Award ($2,500), Shorter Is Better Award ($1,000) and Kids Choice Short Film Award ($1,000). There will be two non-juried audience awards presented by Allan H. (Bud) and Suzanne L. Selig. The entry form is at h t t p : / / m k e f i l m . o r g / call-for-entries. MILWAUKEE — Bounding Main, an a capella vocal group that has performed on both sides of the Atlantic, will perform at 6:30 p.m. April 7 at Beulah Brinton House, 2690 S. Superior St. The group spe- cializes in tradition nautical music that delves into the world of pirates, adventure and romance, singing at music festivals, nautical fes- tivals, major tall ships events and maritime muse- ums. The suggested donation is $20. Reservations are recom- mended by contacting beu- lahbrintonhouseconcerts@ gmail.com or 414-702-6053. The Beulah Brinton House Concert Series is pre- sented by Organic Arts and the Bay View Historical Society. Film festival entries open until June 12; $34,000 in awards expected Bounding Main to sing maritime songs April 7 in Bay View

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