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Milwaukee-News-Nov-21-2019 Sign up for November 21, 2019 //Volume 28, Issue 47 Savings GO TO MILWAUKEE WEST / NORTH / WAUWATOSA / WEST ALLIS discoverhometown.com click SAVINGS to sign up and receive our weekly (262) 238-6397 savings offer! discoverhometown.com YOUR FIRST SOURCE FOR LOCAL NEWS, SPORTS & ADVERTISING IN THIS Church Listings PAGE 4 // Home Improvement PAGE 5 Like us on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter! facebook.com/ twitter.com/ ISSUE... Classifieds PAGES 6-7 // Employment PAGE 7 HometownExpressNews HometownExpressHome LOVERS LANE N SILVER SPRING DR WE S ★ ★ APPLETON AVE HWY WENDY’S 45 RUBY ISLE AUTO HWY YYourour FriendsFriends inin thethe carcar businessbusiness 100 HAMPTON AVE EAST OF HWY. 45 11137 W. SILVER SPRING DR. NEXT TO WENDY’S M-F 7-6; SAT 8-NOON UNEXPECTED AUTO REPAIRS? ARE YOU WE NOW OFFER AUTO REPAIR LOANS ON THE HUNT FOR 0% FINANCING UP TO 1 YEAR Call for details SAVINGS? 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The America’s premiere multi-cultural festi- ing by over 30 ethnic groups, including by the Ministry of Tourism of the dance takes the form of a mating ritual val, to be held Fri., Nov. 22 — Sun., Nov. groups representing Bulgaria, Ireland, Republic of Indonesia. During the three as the dancers are dressed in headdress- 24 at the State Fair Park Exposition Italy, Mexico, Turkey, and the Ukraine. days of Folk Fair, the group will perform es with feathers, as well as long flowing two different dances. The first titled scarves or skirts with a pink stripe. The Pendet is a traditional dance in which skirts serve as the colorful tails of the floral offerings are made to purify the birds and when held give the impression NOW OPEN area as a prelude to ceremonies or other of wings. The fluttering of the skirts 7 DAYS dances. 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