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MILWAUKEE COUNTY TAVERN LEAGUE FOUNDATION members continue to live their motto "Friends and Neighbors Helping Friends and Neighbors" From left to right: Jason Hall, Pitch's Lounge; Donna Olson, Hosed on Brady; Sharon Ward, MCTL Treasurer & Jim Dandy's; Sue Kasprzyk, C.J.'s Bar; and Mr. Tom Griffey, Milwaukee Rescue Mission On March 30, 2017, members of the Milwaukee County Tavern League Foundation presented a check for $1,845.00 to Mr. Tom Griffey of the Milwaukee Rescue Mission. The funds were raised at two events, A 9-pin tap bowling tournament and the 1st East Side Charity & Safe Ride Shuffle. The donation will raise with a "matching funds" request of $250.00 from the Joint District 1 & 9 Foundation and a request for an additional "match" of $500 from the Wisconsin State Tavern League Foundation. The original donation of $1,845.00 met the requirements of the program Milwaukee Rescue Mission March Match increasing this amount to $3,690.00. 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Knives, Forks, Spoons 51pk Asst. Knives, Forks, Spoons Spill Doctor - Cleans Up Almost Any Spill Doctor - Cleans Up Almost Any Spill Spill 15pk 9"x11" Asst. Sandpaper 15pk 9"x11" Asst. Sandpaper 50¢ 50¢ 90¢ 90¢ $ $ 1.00 1.00 To Receive Our Weekly Ad Online County Executive Chris Abele reportedly has a differ- ent stance on the issue. Abele was out of town during Monday's meeting, but one his top staffers — lobbyist Eric Peterson — attended and said the county is taking a different position from the one Barrett is airing. "We're not prepared to talk about this," Peterson said. "But if we are going to have this discussion, I would appreciate it if we not act (on Barrett's agreement) right now." Attempts to reach Abele and his spokeswoman for fur- ther elaboration on the oppo- sition by press deadline have been unsuccessful. Fuel was added to the fire of disagreement at this week's ICC meeting when Barrett questioned Peterson's motives for asking to have the draft document tabled. Peterson, in turn, questioned why Barrett's request was placed on the agenda as an addendum days before the meeting was held. B a r r e t t said time is of the essence for the county's m u n i c i p a l leaders to go on record in support of keeping local con- trol for W W D ' s District 2 office. State lawmakers are taking testimony on the pro- posed changes June 8, which is before the ICC's next regu- lar meeting of June 12. Peterson questioned why Barrett asked to have the addendum placed on ICC's meeting agenda on May 5, after an initial draft was posted. Peterson asserted Abele would have tweaked his out- of-town plans and attended the ICC meeting, had he known earlier that the item was going to be on the agen- da. When pressed further by Greendale Village President James Birmingham, Barrett said he asked for the adden- dum after the agenda was posted because he was unaware of the ICC's May meeting date. Wauwatosa Mayor Kathy Ehley led an effort to seek a middle ground to the issues Barrett and Peterson raised. She successfully suggested a special meeting, which will be held at 1 p.m. May 22, to delve deeper into the issue. Three ICC members voted against the special meeting: Barrett, Shorewood Village President Guy Johnson and West Milwaukee Village President John Stalewski. Cudahy Mayor John Hohenfeldt said he has long been pleased with Milwaukee's leadership of WWD-related issues in the county. Although he voted in favor of the special meeting later this month, Hohenfeldt indi- cated he would likely side with Barrett on the local con- trol stance. "I think this body should move this forward," Hohenfeldt said. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Abele Workforce: Municipal leaders to meet May 22 continued from Page 2

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