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Historic TavernReopens withFlareThe destination for goodfood and good fellowshipThe Horse & Plow restaurant

and pub has been refurbished andrefurnished. The historic tavern re-opens with a new layout, expan-sive bar and a menu featuring pubfare with flare. The bar has beenlengthened to accommodate anunprecedented number of tap linesand bottled beers featuring Wis-consin and American craft beersalongside top Domestic and Im-port brews. The new menu is com-prised of pub favorites and a fewsurprises. After a tall draft and acomforting meal, guests will enjoythe new lounge-area outfitted withcushy furniture, a heart-warmingfireplace and ample televisionsperfect for game day (or night).

The grand celebration is plannedfor April 6 featuring music, food& drink specials and surprises.Call 920-457-8000 for more infor-mation.

Swing-O-Matics bring big-band sound toJohn Michael KohlerArts Center, April 5

Festive Fridays at the JohnMichael Kohler Arts Center inSheboygan welcomes April withthe big, bold, brassy sound of TheSwing-O-Matics on Friday, April5, at 6:30 p.m..

This popular eight-piece ensem-ble, which includes guitar, uprightbass, vibes, drums, trumpet, trom-bone, sax, and a talented malecrooner, was named 2002 Wiscon-sin Area Music Industry’s (WAMI)Best Big Band Group. The bandchannels the spirit of the 1940s and‘50s with a repertoire that includes

tunes by Frank Sinatra, DukeEllington and Bobby Darin, butgives audiences a contemporaryblast of energy with tunes by BigBad Voodoo Daddy, among manyothers.

With dancing, live music, freeappetizers, 12 galleries of art in-cluding the fascinating UncommonGround exhibitions and a cash bar,Festive Fridays are the perfect wayto wind up the workweek and startthe weekend off with a party.

Tickets available at the door($12), or in advance ($10) by call-

ing (920) 458-6144 or visitingwww.jmkac.org. Attendees must be21. Doors open at 6:15 p.m. TheArts Center is located at 608 NewYork Ave., Sheboygan.

2013 WPGA Special Awards Feature JimRicherson, Golf Professional of the Year

The Wisconsin Section, PGA ispleased to announce our 2013WPGA Special Award winners.These awards recognize the ex-traordinary accomplishments ofour Wisconsin PGA Professionalson and off the course.

Award winners will be honoredat a reception on Monday, March11th at Brookfield Suites. This re-ception is part of the WisconsinPGA spring meeting and merchan-

dise show. Additionally, Kohler

Golf associates were hon-ored as 2013 WPGA Spe-cial Award Winners:

Junior Golf Leader –Dirk Willis, PGA Directorof Golf (A-4) of Black-wolf Run & Whistling Straits

Merchandiser of the Year (Re-sort) – Josue Reyes, MerchandiseManager of Blackwolf Run &

Whistling StraitsGroup Director of GolfJim Richerson comes toKohler from the PGA ofAmerica having servedas Senior Director ofPGA Golf Properties,where he was overseeing

day-to-day operations of PGAowned and operated facilities in-cluding the PGA Golf Club, PGACountry Club and PGA Learning

Center in Port St. Lucie, Florida aswell as the highly acclaimed Val-halla Golf Club in Louisville, Ken-tucky. During the first 18 years ofhis career, Richerson was affiliatedwith the Marriott & Ritz-CarltonHotel Corporation, holding vari-ous executive and managementpositions at several of the corpora-tion’s upscale golf properties, in-cluding Director of GolfOperations at The Ritz-Carlton

Golf Club in Orlando, Florida aswell as General Manager & GolfProfessional positions at courses inGeorgia, Hawaii, California, Ari-zona and Missouri. He has been aPGA Member since 1995 andserved as a member of the 2010PGA Championship ExecutiveCommittee and is the GeneralChairman of the 2012 U. S.Women’s Open. He is also a mem-ber of the PGA Board of Directors.

Jim Richerson

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#3697 $389,900 Terri Stewart 912-4303

NEW LISTING1097-1C Woodlake Rd, Kohler

KOHLER CONDO2nd Floor Condo has open floor plan w/FP and Oak Kitchen•Cabinets2 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths up •Family room and a full bath down•Main level laundry for convenience•Large deck provides additional outdoor living space•Single car attached garage•Easy access to all Kohler amenities•

#3765 $198,900Jim Schermetzler 912-1982

NEW LISTING421 Maple Dr., Plymouth

FANTASTIC SOUTH-HILLS SUBD. HOMENot A Drive By – 2-Story in South Hills Subdivision•3 Bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 2 fireplaces•Many updates, some in-floor radiant heat & Ann Sacks tile•Living Rm w/gas fireplace, 1st floor den•Formal dining rm, large kitchen with island•Lower Level game room w/fireplace•Lower Level Family room, office & full bath•Excellent storage space, beautiful wood floors•

#3766 $249,000Shari Jensen 459-1714

134 E. Park Ln, KohlerLOCATION-LOCATION-LOCATION!

Overlooking Ravine Park-Close to school•3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths with numerous updates•Large living room-dining room with built-ins•Updated kitchen & baths, carpet, paint•Refinished wood floors•3 Season porch, new 2.5 car garage•Nice room sizes, move-in ready!•

#3762 $189,000Shari Jensen 459-1714

737 Audubon Rd, Howards GroveEXQUISITE DETAILS, FABULOUS HOME•

Elegant, 2-story entry w/Brazilian cherry flooring•Floor-to-ceiling windows in living room w/built-in book-•shelves & marble FPMaster w/dual vanities & closets•Kitchen w/tons of counter space, all appliances stay•6 bedrooms, 4 baths, over 2500 sq. ft.•Lower level family room w/9 ft. ceilings•In ground sprinkler system & fire pit, patio & front porch

#3754 $299,900Trish Valleskey 980-7805

700 Treehouse Parkway, KohlerKOHLER-QUALITY BUILT ALL BRICK RANCH

Exclusive, Woodland North Subdivision•Private lot, deck overlooks wooded conservancy•Beautiful kitchen, cherry wood floors, granite, SS appliances•LR/w gas FP, vaulted ceiling, wall of built-ins •Superb view of back yard and deck•MBR suite, patio doors to deck, WIC, private bath•Den or possible third bedroom•Partially finished lower level, full bath•Oversized 3 car attached garage•

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#3710 $499,000Mike Daniels 946-0034

1430 N. 7th Street, SheboyganTRADITIONAL BRICK HOME

3 Bedroom 2 bath home •Great northeast side neighborhood•Walking distance to Lake Michigan•Lovingly restored•Formal living and dining areas•Nicely redone kitchen•Wonderful woodwork & built-ins•New garage in 2010•

#3756 $179,900Kathy Nonhof 254-4784

412 Summit Rd, KohlerTRADITIONAL KOHLER BRICK HOME3 bedroom home w/tons of charm•Bright and cheery kitchen•Beautiful living room w/fireplace•Dining room w/gleaming wood floors•Finished lower level rec room•Nice size yard w/great views of park•1 car detached garage w/carport•

#3672 $235,000Brian Homiston 889-9439

755 Woodland Rd., KohlerQUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP

Designed for entertaining•Formal and informal living space•Living room, library, office•Formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths•Family room with 2 sided gas fireplace•Kitchen features GE Monogram Series appliances•6 Burner gas range with double ovens•Professional grade range hood with warming rack•Butlers pantry w/60 bottle wine chiller•View this property at: www.755WoodlandRd.com

#3736 $659,000Jim Schermetzler 912-1982

1084A Creeks Cross Rd, KohlerEXTRA SPECIAL KOHLER CONDO

Set in the picturesque Village of Kohler•Loaded with extras, really great family room with tin ceiling•Main level master suite with 2 WI-Closets•Refinished Barnboard flooring in LR, Dr, and FR•Bright & cheery throughout, all appliances included•Wonderful landscaping with a hidden stone patio•3 Bedrooms, 3.5 baths, storage garage•

#3747 $299,500Mike Daniels 946-0034

1213 S 20th St., SheboyganVERY WELL MAINTAINED

Charming 3 Bedroom Bungalow•Many updates throughout•Granite counters, Hardwood floors•New roof, furnace and hot water heater in 2009•2 car garage, beautiful yard with paver patio•Good location close to schools, shopping•Easy access to highways•Move-in ready, A Perfect Starter Home!•

#3748 $124,900Meg Trager 207-9228

PRICE REDUCED604 Pine Circle, Kohler

STUNNING ONE OF A KIND!Totally renovated inside and outside•Open floor plan with spacious rooms•Kitchen designed to professional standards•Flexible space for 2-4 bedrooms•Amazing 3.5 bathrooms•Tastefully finished basement with egress window•Great porch, beautiful stone patio, gorgeous landscape•Home will appeal to the most discriminating buyer!•

#3706 $449,000 Shari Jensen 459-1714

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Kids-only Board of Directorsshapes dental office decisions

On March 16, 2013, BullardChildren’s Dentistry held its 7thannual Board of Directors meet-ing. This year’s Board consists ofchildren ages 5 to 13 years old.After taking the “Oath of Office”administered by Dr. GeorgeBullard, this very special groupgenerated many creative ideas andprovided excellent feedback forthe staff at Bullard Children’s Den-tistry.

Twelve board members came to-gether to brainstorm on a numberof topics, including how to makethe waiting room even more fun (azip line to the treatment chairs) andmaking the outside of the buildingeye-catching (a topiary of Dr.George). The Board also voted fortheir favorite flavors of toothpasteand fluoride, and which toysshould be in the Treasure Box.

As a special project this year,each Board member designed andcreated a necktie for Dr. George.The participants were selectedbased on nomination letters sub-mitted by parents. A new Board isselected annually. Each Board

member serves for one year.Pictured* (left to right, front to

back) with Dr. George Bullard arethis year’s esteemed members ofthe Bullard Children’s DentistryBoard of Directors: Lucas Leib-ham (6), Molly Trepanier (9), Jil-

lian Burkhardt (7), Sophia Torke(6), Dior Richter (8), Korynne We-sener (6), Trinity Curia (5), HarryCygan (7), Julianna Neu (10),Logan Herman-Lindow (13),Emma Huehns (11), and BradenNeu (7).

Pictured* (left to right, front to back) with Dr. George Bullard are this year’s esteemed mem-bers of the Bullard Children’s Dentistry Board of Directors: Lucas Leibham (6), MollyTrepanier (9), Jillian Burkhardt (7), Sophia Torke (6), Dior Richter (8), Korynne Wesener (6),Trinity Curia (5), Harry Cygan (7), Julianna Neu (10), Logan Herman-Lindow (13), EmmaHuehns (11), and Braden Neu (7).

Sophia Torke, 6, presents “Dr. George”with a tie she made for him.

Gigantic FifthAnnual Rummage Sale

Salem United Church of Christ217 Salem Drive, Plymouth

Saturday, April 20, 8:00 am - 3:30 pm.5+ rooms packed with merchandise in-cluding clothing, antiques, jewelry,purses, holiday items, crafts, wall hang-ings, toys/games/sports and generalmerchandise with furniture/tools in thechurch garage. Brat fry/bake sale. Noearly sales.

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Spring is finally in the air andthat means a favorite springtimetradition is on the way. The 16thannual Kohler School PerformingArts Organization dinner Auctionwill be held on Saturday, April20th at Pine Hills Country Club.This event is a social highlight for

the community of Kohler. KohlerSchool PAO Dinner Auction pro-motes and supports the music pro-gram and generates interest in theperforming arts. Proceeds fromthis event benefit Kohler Schoolmusic programs including middleschool music camp scholarshipsand the high school performancetours.

This year’s theme is “TheKohler Derby”. It will be a fun-filled evening of hats, bow-ties,seersucker and mint-juleps. Re-serve your spot along the rail totake part in all the excitement.

In addition to the live and silentauctions, there will also be a spe-cial “WIN-PLACE-SHOW “ raf-fle with a 1st Place prize of an iPadMini - Everything you love aboutiPad and you can hold it in onehand! 2nd Place wins a $50 BestBuy Gift Card and 3rd Place winsa $25 Cherry Berry Gift Card.Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20and can be purchased in advanceby contacting Wendy Kukla [email protected] or atthe event. (Winners need not bepresent)

So join the field on Derby Day.Go to kohlerpublicschools.org andclick on PAO under UpcomingEvents for more details or [email protected] to request an in-vitation (RSVP by April 13).

Everyone goes home a winner atthe Kohler Derby! You can bet onit!

Everyone will finish firstat the Kohler Derby!16th annual PAO auctionset for April 20

kiddie circlechildren’s consignment sale

May 17, 18 & 19 - Sheboygan Lakers Ice Center

Learn how to participate by visiting www.kiddiecirclesale.com

Sell your children’s clothing, toys, baby equipment & nursery furnitureand earn 65% of the selling price.

SEEKING CONSIGNORS FOR SHEBOYGAN’S FIRST CHILDREN’S CONSIGNMENT SALECLEAN OUT AND CASH IN AS YOU SELL YOUR GENTLY USED CHILDREN’S ITEMS

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UPCOMING PROGRAMS AND EVENTS:April 16, 6:30 – 8:00 pm: Invasive plant ID and controlApril 18, 6:00-8:00 pm: Wetland monitoringApril 30, 6:30 – 8:00 pm: Invasive plant ID and controlMay 18, 10 am – 2 pm: Litter clean-up by canoeMay 22, 7:30 – 9:30 pm: Bat surveys

Programs held at Sheboygan County UW-Extension Office and Camp Y-Koda.

Contact Deb Beyer at 459-6644 [email protected]

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Kohler Rec. programsonline registrationnow open

A number of Kohler RecreationDepartment programs are avail-able online for registration andcredit card or PayPal payment.

Register online for baseball,swimming lessons, summercamps, and, new this year, youthbus trips to Bay Beach, a Brewersgame, and Tundra Bay waterparkin Green Bay. .

A “live” pdf of the programguide is available for downloadfrom the front page of kohlerrecre-

ation.com. This pdf contains linksand buttons to the online registra-tion forms so you can register di-rectly from the program guiderather than navigating the website.

Problems with the website oronline registration forms (brokenlinks, etc.) should be reported firstto the webmaster by clicking the“Contact Webmaster” link on thefront page of the website, or [email protected].

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Sixteen math teams from six dif-ferent schools including Kohler par-ticipated in a February 11 mathmeet. Kohler’s Team 1 finished insecond place behind St. LawrenceSeminary's Team Alpha. In thetwelfth grade division, Tim Vale-centi took first place and Nate Turestook third place. Hunter Lewinskiplaced third among the ninthgraders. Kohler Teams 2 and 3 hadstrong showings finishing in sev-enth and eighth places respectively.

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KHS to stage classic comedy“You Can’t Take It With You”Opens April 11th

Kohler High actors and ac-tresses are hard at work putting thefinishing touches on their springproduction of Moss Hart andGeorge Kaufman’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, “You Can’t Take ItWith You.” The play is the mostperformed American play of alltimes and was last performed atKohler High in 1971.

Set in 1938, the play revolvesaround the Sycamore family, aloving group of crazy individualswho have a slightly off-beat ap-proach to life. The one sensiblemember of the family, daughterAlice, brings home her fiancé, ayoung man from a very strait-laced family. When the youngman’s parents show up for dinneron the wrong night, everythingthat can go wrong does and the en-

tire clan ends up in jail. The cast includes many veteran

KHS actors along with a few newfaces. Jessica Dyksterhouse playsthe family matriarch, PennySycamore, Andrew Grose playsher father, Martin Vanderhof, andHunter Lewinski plays her hus-band, Paul. Their two daughters,Alice and Essie are played byAnnabelle Goese and SeerenaYang. John Tengowski plays Ed,Essie’s husband, and Katie Ander-son and Joe Schmitt play Rhebaand Donald, the family cook andher boyfriend. Tony Kirby, Alice’sfiancé, is played by Logan Wrightand Zach Neil and Grace Lofgrenhave the roles of his father andmother. The cast is rounded out byKitty O’Neill as Madame Kolen-chov, Sam Maass as Mr. DePinna,

Sarah Leick as Wilma Henderson,Madeline Kelly as Gay Wellingtonand Kelsey Wright as the GrandDuchess Olga Katrina. BrettFriske plays an FBI agent alongwith Jake Porter and ChristianLofgren. The play is co-directedby Peggy Hoffmann and seniorSarah Leick. Megan Conklin isdesigning hair and make-up andCody Gartman and Jonathan Wat-son will be handling sound andlighting.

Performances are Thursday,April 11 and Saturday, April 13 at7 pm and Sunday, April 14 at 2pm. Tickets are available at thehigh school office and are $5.00 inadvance and $6.00 at the door.Tickets are good for any show.

The cast from “You Can’t Take It With You” rehearses for their upcoming performance. From l. to r.: Seerena Yang, JohnTengowski, Jessica Dyksterhouse, Joe Schmitt, Annabelle Goese, Logan Wright, Grace Lofgren, Zach Neil, Andrew Groseand Hunter Lewinski.

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Grace UCC tohost free concert on Friday, April 19

The public is invited to anevening of music at Grace UCC,500 School Street, on Friday, April19 starting at 7 pm.

The evening will feature cham-ber music from members of theSheboygan Symphony, Winds ofWorship, a flute group, a local gui-tar player, and the Senior Choir ofGrace UCC performing severalnumbers each and concluding withDan Ognavic playing the newRodgers organ. The sanctuary ofthe church will resonate with thesounds of music in a variety ofways. This will be born out in thevariety of music styles offered inthe concert.

Following the concert there willbe refreshments to delight thepalate.

Intentions calendarof events“The Modern Shaman” Work-shop: Two Wednesday Evenings,April 10th and 17th, 2013 Learn how to walk between worldsand live in each one. Move thrulife as an "energy being". You willlearn techniques to heal yourselfand others and create what youwant by changing your perceptionof the world. This class empha-sizes not the shaman's physicaltools but focuses on the coreessence of what it is to be ashaman. Presented by UW in-structor, Reiki Master/Teacher andShaman John Oestreicher. Certifi-cate of Completion. $95.00 perperson. 6:30pm – 8:30pm Held atIntentions. Call 457-9543.UW-Sheboygan 2013 Classes

Develop Your Intuition: FourTuesday Evenings, April 9th –30th, 2013 Popular instructors, John andPamela Oestreicher return with anall NEW offering. You will learn

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In January, the faculty of KohlerHigh School selected representa-tives to attend the 2013 BadgerGirls and Boys State programs.Criteria for selection includedleadership, scholarship, service,and participation in school activi-ties.

Delegates selected for BadgerGirls State which is held on theUniversity of Wisconsin-OshkoshCampus in June are: AnnebelleGoese, daughter of Michael Goeseand Christel Robertson, and GraceLofgren, daughter of ChristopherLofgren and Holly Lofgren.

Lindsey Griswold, daughter ofBob and Jenelle Griswold andAnne Benishek, daughter of Brianand Carol Benishek , were selectedas alternates for the Badger Girlsprogram. Lindsey will attend as analternate in place of AnnebelleGoese.

Badger Girls State is a week oflearning about local, county andstate government. American Le-gion Auxiliary Badger Girls Stateis not a recreational or sports pro-gram. Citizens are divided intotwo political parties—the Federal-ists and Nationalists. They de-velop their own party platformsand formulate their own issues.Citizens “learn by doing” as theyfunction on city, county and statelevels by electing officials in themanner prescribed by regular elec-tion procedures and conductingbusiness on those levels. Everygirl is encouraged to participate insome level of the governmentalprocess.

Derek Egbert, son of Paul andSonia Egbert, and Andrew Grose,son of Greg and Jennifer Grosewere selected to participate in theBadger Boys State on the RiponCollege campus.

Philip Case, son of Jim andNancy Case, and Zach Neil, son ofDale and Linda Neil were selectedas alternates for the Badger Boysprogram.

Badger Boys State participantsdevelop their own party platforms,pass local ordinances and utilize astate patrol and judicial system toenforce the laws and constitutionof the 51st state. Additionally, cit-izens choose from a series ofschools of instruction such as: law,peace officer, leadership, publicspeaking, parliamentary proce-dure, and lobbying and campaignstrategies, among others. BadgerBoys State citizens also have anopportunity to participate in a va-riety of team sports that competethroughout the week, a band andchoir, or write for the BadgerBugle Citizen, the official newspa-per of Badger Boys State.

The Prescott-Bayens Post N. 83of the American Legion and theAmerican Legion Auxiliary spon-sor these programs to foster an un-derstanding of Americangovernment. Students fromthroughout the state learn the prin-ciples of democracy by living to-gether as self-governing citizens,studying the Constitution and shar-ing experiences that demonstrateboth the privileges and responsibil-ities of citizenship.

Kohler representativesfor Badger Girls andBoys State chosen

Submitted by Alyca Arentsen &Denise Roth

Celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthdayhas become a big deal for KohlerElementary students. The Kinder-garten and 1st grade students hadopportunities all week to hear hisbooks come to life and createdsome creative art projects. On Fri-day, March 1st, these students wel-comed a guest reader to the library.It was the famous Cat in the Hat.

Students in grades 2 and 3 werealso given time to recall those fa-mous Dr. Seuss stories and thenwere quizzed on the characters.Winners were Emma Truman,

Olivia Hunsucker, Aidan McCann,Donny Sobecki, David Unger andKimmy Schipper. They had theirnames on the winner’s wall outsideMrs. Roth’s room.

The 4th and 5th graders had anopportunity to research, read andtake quizzes about Dr. Seuss usingI-pads in the classrooms, as a“Bomber Time” activity. This wasorganized by Mrs. Arentsen.

The school was decorated withart projects, new bulletin boardsand special stickers given to allthose who participated in celebrat-ing this famous children’s author.

Elementary students celebrateDr. Seuss’s birthday

Kohler 6th grade girls take 3rd inHowards Grove tournament

Howards Grove - The Kohlergirls 6th grade basketball teamtook third place on March 17 inthe Howards Grove 6th GradeGirls Basketball Tournament.The team won their first gameagainst Winnebago Lutheran (25-8), lost their second game to even-tual tournament championValders (22-28) and orchestrateda come-from-behind victory ver-sus St. Mary's Springs (22-21).

Team members include, left to right,front row: Kate O'Leary, Alivia Hundt,Sami Renzelmann, Elly Udovich, andMolly Thomack; back row: Nicole Ko-necke, Emma Egbert, Cecelia Zielkeand Sarah Sobecki. The team iscoached by John Renzelmann,Bridgitt Zielke and Steve Zielke.

Scott RobertsMemorial Tournamentanother success

The Kohler Soccer Club, in as-sociation with the Sheboygan FallsY, hosted the Scott Roberts Memo-rial 3 on 3 Indoor Soccer Tourna-ment on March 9th & 10th, 2013at Kohler Public Schools. Thetournament was a great successwith 65 teams participating fromthe U-8 Coed division throughHigh School. Many Kohler teamsparticipated as well as teams fromthe surrounding communities suchas Sheboygan, Sheboygan Falls,Plymouth, Cedar Grove andHowards Grove. All teams dis-played great sportsmanship andcompetitive spirit.

The Kohler Soccer Club wouldlike to thank the generous busi-nesses that contributed towards thetournament: Plymouth Foam In-

corporated, Masters GalleryFoods, Inc., Prevea Health, Wal-mart, Jimmy John’s, Kohler Co.,Dr. James C. Magestro, Orthodon-tist, Sweet Potato’s Unique Bou-tique, Falls Healing Arts,Sheboygan Chevrolet, The Voll-rath Company, and Blattner’s Pig-gly Wiggly.

We would also like to thank allof the volunteers. We could nothave made this tournament a suc-cess without you! Thank you tothose who donated their time dur-ing the weekend and to those whodonated baked goods. And lastly,thank you to Doug Bocchini,Kohler Public Schools and the Vil-lage of Kohler for their continuedsupport of Kohler soccer.


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Village Meetings Scheduled forApril4/1 Finance Committee 5:00 pm4/1 Property Committee 5:00 pm4/3 Library Noon (at library)4/8 Village Board 5:30 pm4/22 Recreation Committee 4:45 pm4/25 Plan Commission 4:30 pmAll meetings are held at KohlerVillage Hall, 319 Highland Drive,unless otherwise indicated.

KOHLER FIRE DEPARTMENT BRAT FRYOn Sunday, May 5, 2013, theKohler Volunteer Fire Depart-ment is having its annual brat fryat the Fire Station from 11:00am– 6:00pm. Here’s a chance toenjoy some great food & refresh-ments, and at the same time showyour appreciation to the firefight-ers who give so much time andeffort, and risk their own lives tomake our community safer. Pro-ceeds from the fry are used topurchase special fire/rescueequipment, subsidize a portion ofour business and social expenses,support various community youthprograms, local area Fire/Rescueprojects, and fund a scholarshipin Police/Fire Sciences.

Advance sale tickets are availablefrom all members of the Fire De-partment, and we will be sellingdoor-to-door throughout the Vil-lage in the weeks preceding thefry for your convenience. Thetickets cost $1.00, and are worth$1.00 in trade at the fry, and alsogive you a chance at our nice se-lection of door prizes.

Thank you for your support! Seeyou on Sunday, May 5, 2013.

For Your Information: TheKohler Volunteer Fire Depart-ment consists of 26 active fire-fighters and 19 social & honorarymembers. The active firefightersdrill/practice at least two timesper month, periodically attendfirefighting classes, participate inmany community activities as adepartment, and have a monthlybusiness/social meeting. The ac-tive firefighters are on call 7 daysa week/24 hours a day for emer-gency responses. We welcomenew active and social members.

Current Active Firefighters:Chief-Mike Lindstrom; DeputyChiefs-Gary Lindow & JackJarvis; Captains-Chuck Keller,Brett Edgerle & Dan Fibiger;Lieutenants-Randy Bauer, ChrisBerlin & Brian Horneck; SafetyOfficers-Jeff Simon & MarkKnipping; Firefighters-MikeFinney, Nate Jingst, Mike Kelm,TJ Kramer, Greg Lindstrom,James O’Leary, Randy Rydz,Tom Schumacher, CharlesStalzer, Robert Taubenheim,

Frank Thesier, Scott Uselding,Brad Wicklund, Dietmar Wohlge-muth & Todd Zimmermann.Current Social/Honorary Mem-bers: Jerry Baird, Cap Baxter,Tom Gast, Lee Gumm, BobHiers, Robert Holzrichter, Gor-don Horneck, Henry Horneck,Jason Keller, Joe Kleefisch,Randy Kraemer, Tom Leonhardt,Bundy Lorenz, John Pethan, TimPilgrim, Tom Schnettler, GerrySimon, Tom Teaters & MikeZimmermann.Current K.F.D. Officers: Presi-dent-Mike Zimmermann; VicePresident-Dietmar Wohlgemuth;Secretary-Jack Jarvis; Treasurer-Dan Fibiger; Trustees-JerryBaird, Chuck Keller & GregLindstrom.

From Clerk/Treasurer Laurie LindowSpring Election, Tuesday, April2: The Spring Election will beheld Tuesday, April 2. Thepolling place is located in theKirkpatrick Center at the KohlerVillage Hall, 319 Highland Drive,and will be open from 7:00 am to8:00 pm. Voter registration isavailable on Election Day.

Water/Sewer Utility ACHAvailable: The Village of KohlerWater and Sewer Utility is nowable to accept ACH payments foryour water and sewer utility bill.How does this work? Once youare signed up for direct payment,your utility payment will be auto-matically withdrawn from yourbank account on the due date ofthe billing for the amount due.You will still receive a billingstatement each quarter indicatingthe amount that will be with-drawn from your account and thedate of the withdrawal. Nochecks to write, no postage, nolate fees. If you are interested insigning up you will need to com-plete a Direct Payment Agree-ment Form. Forms are availablein the Clerk-Treasurer’s Office oronline at www.kohlervillage.org.Return your form along with avoided check to the Clerk-Trea-surer’s Office.

From Police Chief BillRuttenJust a reminder: Drivers shouldbe aware that the warmer weather

will allow more and more bicy-cles and scooters to be out andabout. Please be aware of thechildren when driving throughthe village. Bikes and scootersare allowed on the sidewalks.Scooters are not allowed on thestreets. Also, the newer motorizedscooters are not allowed on thestreets or sidewalks. Those are al-lowed on private property only.

Parking issues: Recently I had aconversation with a resident onAudubon Rd. It was about park-ing and the difficulty of backingout of their driveway due toneighbors’ vehicles parkednearby. There apparently are carsnear the driveway and across thestreet. The citizen was wonderingif the street could be marked soparking was allowed on only oneside, so traffic would flow and tomake it easier to back out. We dothis during Special Events likethe July 4th Fireworks. This issuewould be the same on otherstreets in that West II subdivision,Hill St., Pinetree Rd. and Green-tree Rd. These streets were engi-neered more narrow than whatstreets are engineered for now.When cars are parked on bothsides of the street the roadway isvery narrow. Before making anordinance change, the VillageTrustees wanted the neighbors tobe aware that they should be cog-nizant of the other cars aroundthem when parking, so they don’tclog the street. The Village wouldlike to leave it the way it is, butwill make a change if parking be-comes a problem.

From PublicWorks SuperintendentBruce NeerhofSHEBOYGAN COUNTYCLEAN SWEEP: Bring yourhousehold hazardous waste to theSheboygan County designated lo-cations on May 10 & 11, 2013.There is a $10 charge per vehicle.For more information go towww.sheboyancounty.com.

DISPOSAL OF ELECTRON-ICS: It is state law that electron-ics cannot be disposed of into alandfill. Residents can dispose ofelectronics at the SheboyganCounty Clean Sweep Days, atBest Buy, or Advanced Disposalon Paine Avenue in Sheboygan(458-6030).

DISPOSAL OF APPLIANCES:Residents are encouraged to dis-pose of appliances at the place ofpurchase. Appliances may betaken to Sheboygan Scrap metal

on North 21st street in Sheboygan.There is a $10 charge for appli-ances containing Freon.

GARBAGE: Household garbagemust be in clear plastic bags, orloose in garbage cans. No blackbags are allowed.

RECYCLING: Recyclablesmust be in bins, or transparentblue bags.

GRASS CLIPPINGS: Villageresidents are encouraged tomulch as much of their grass clip-pings as possible. If this is notpossible, grass clippings may beplaced by the curbside on Tues-days in a solid container, such asa bushel basket or garbage can,not to exceed 50 lbs. NO PLAS-TIC BAGS ARE ALLOWED.DO NOT RAKE GRASS,LEAVES OR DEBRIS INTOTHE STREET.

YARD WASTE & BRUSH:Yard waste is picked up on Tues-days and must be placed in solidcontainers. Brush should beneatly piled in four-foot lengths.NO PLASTIC BAGS ARE AL-LOWED. DO NOT RAKEGRASS, LEAVES OR DEBRISINTO THE STREET. Villageresidents are allowed to rake theirleaves into the street during thedesignated fall leaf collectionprogram only. Large volumes ofyard waste may be brought to theAdvanced Disposal transfer sta-tion on Paine Avenue (458-6030).

REPORTING OF ILLICITDISCHARGE: It is a require-ment in the Village of KohlerStorm Water Permit with theDNR to educate the Public on il-licit discharges to the storm watersystem. An illicit discharge wouldbe the dumping of any chemical,pet waste, or hazardous substanceinto the street or a storm basininlet. The substance would even-tually make its way into the She-boygan River causing a pollutionhazard. To report an illicit dis-charge, please call the PublicWorks office at 459-3881.

STORMWATER POLLUTIONPREVENTION: Water flowinginto stormwater inlets in thestreet goes directly to the She-boygan River. To preventstormwater pollution:Clean up pet waste and dispose ina proper manner.Avoid over fertilizing your lawn.Mulching your grass can providea natural fertilizer.Do not blow grass clippings andyard debris into the street.Wash your vehicles on the grassto avoid soapsuds from washingdown your driveway and into thestreet.

Actions taken by the VillageBoard during their February 11meeting:

Approved hiring Stewart Per-•ronne to fill full-time PublicWorks position.

Approved Temporary Class B•beer and wine license forKohler Foundation, Inc. for4/27/13.

Approved paying half of in-•voice from LA EquipmentServices for work at 514Summit Rd because ofunique installation of verticalriser on property, cost$2,581.50.

Approved the Dept. of Public•Works to perform work atEbben Field, cost to be reim-bursed by the Kohler SchoolDistrict, and supply topsoil atno charge.

Approved bidding Non-Motor-•ized Transportation Projectafter easements are finalized.

Approved the following Reso-•lutions:2013-1, Commendation to•David Buhler, DPW Equip-ment Operator2013-2, Commendation to•Charles Keller, DPW Techni-cal 1

THE VILLAGE VIEW

Village BoardThomas Schnettler, PresidentBrett EdgerleBill KunstJohn PethanBrian PostJohn RenzelmannDietmar Wohlgemuth Jr.

Clerk-TreasurerLaurie Lindow

Police ChiefWilliam Rutten

Public Works Supt.Bruce Neerhof

Fire ChiefMike Lindstrom

Recreation DirectorDoug Bocchini

Aquatics DirectorJen Vallo

LibrarianErin Coppersmith


KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEWSLETTER

Friday, December 161:45 p.m.

Kohler Memorial Theatre

CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIESPROCEDURE

The school district must locate, identify, and evaluateall children with disabilities, including children with dis-abilities attending private schools in the school district,regardless of the severity of their disabilities. Theschool district has a special education screening pro-gram to evaluate all children with suspected disabili-ties and are at least three years old. Upon request,the school district will screen a child who has not grad-uated high school to determine whether a special ed-ucation referral is appropriate. A request may be madeby contacting the Special Education Director at 459-2920.

We are now accepting applicationsfor the Summer Kohler Kare at theKohler School starting June 13thru August 27th. Children startingJK in the 2013 school year thru 5thgrade may attend and do not haveto attend Kohler School. The sum-mer day consists of outdoor play,

attending Kohler Village Recre-ation Department Programs, Li-brary Time, Cooking Classes,Computer Classes,Field TripThursday and Swimming each dayat the Kohler Pool. Applicationscan be picked-up with Mrs. Neil inthe Kohler School Cafeteria or

printed from Kohler School webpage under Kohler Kare. You mayemail Mrs. Neil [email protected] or phone803-7250.

Summer Kohler Kare Signup

Junior KindergartenRound-Up, April 11, 2013

Round-up for children entering JuniorKindergarten in September 2013, will beheld on Thursday, April 11. Village residentswith children who will be four years old bySeptember 1, 2012, who have not receivedRound-up information in the mail, shouldcontact Karen Ingels @ 459-2920 x7210.

Please note that there is noschool for the current Junior

Kindergarten students on April11, 2013. Kohler Kare will

be available.

The Kohler High School Baseball Team needs your donations for our

“FILL-A-BAG” Garage Sale FUNDRAISER!

Gather up your unused small household items, toys, books and clothes and let’s get this thing done!

LOCATION: Kohler High School Event Lobby Saturday, June 1st, 2013 8am to 1pm

Bring your donations to Martha Safford or Suzanne Fink any time from now until the date of the event.

Questions about this fundraising event can be directed to: Suzanne Fink at [email protected] or

Martha Safford at [email protected]

May 24 issnow make-up day

May 24 will be the dayKohler Schools studentsmake up a day of school thatwas missed due to a February27 snowstorm.

The April menu was unavailableat time of printing.

Check kohlerpublicschools.organd click on “Lunch Menu”


Call to OrderMarlene Yang called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.in the District Office Conference Room. Roll Call wastaken by Laura Kohler. The following board memberswere present: Marlene Yang, Diane Kelly, LauraKohler, Matt Kautzer and John Suralik.

Statement of Public NoticeFebruary 8, 2013

Approval of AgendaMarlene Yang moved to approve the agenda. LauraKohler seconded the motion. All ayes.

To consider employment, contracts and perform-ance-related information for employees overwhich the school board has jurisdiction or exer-cises responsibility pursuant to Wis. Stats. 19.85(1) (c), 118.25, 119.85(f).

Marlene Yang moved to convene into closed session.John Suralik seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.

Discussion Items: Staffing, Board Governance

Discussion was held. Laura Kohler moved to recon-vene into open session. Diane Kelly seconded. Themeeting reconvened into open session at 7:05 p.m.

Board President’s Report Marlene and Quynh attended the WASB conventionon January 22-25th. There were interesting sidemeetings and presentations. Wheatland Elementaryis integrating STEM into elementary school curricu-lum. Other districts are using Build Your Own Curricu-lum. Cedarburg is using a pay for teacherperformance model. Many districts are looking at in-dividual learning plans for students at all levels. Gov-ernor Walker spoke and noted he will put additionalmonies into education for next year’s budget.

Superintendent’s ReportSchools use digital portfolios as a tool for their stu-dents.The open enrollment period is underway. March 2 isthe all school EXPO from 11-1. Local radio stationsare advertising and the billboard is posted again. The Kohler School Foundation donation of laptopsand smart boards are on site and the library and busi-ness labs will be ready in a few months. 50 families from Kohler Company attended financialaid workshops put on by our College & Career Advi-sor, Liza Fluet. Wendy Kukla and Rich Tengowski performed in theCHIME concert on Thursday Feb 7, 2013.The 4k, 5k & 1st grade students celebrated 100 daysof school. The 3rd graders have a flat Stanley project. The 5th grade students are researching and writingabout famous black Americans.The 6th grade students are learning outdoor winterskills. Laura Multer and Alyca Arentsen sponsored a tech-nology night.

Certificates of HonorThe following high school students received certifi-cates of honor: Adrienne Ahlborg, Katie Anderson,Eric Bauer, Hank Biznek, Hannah Cantrell, MeganConklin, Hannah Coppersmith, Amanda Egbert,Derek Egbert, Cody Gartman, Amelia Grose, AndrewGrose, Lily Hart, Donna Karri, Lauren Kelm, MadelineKelly, Kristina Kusel, Abby Lee, Annika Lee, SamMaass, Ben Madigan, Rachel Maggi, Anna Mesalles,Brett Mueller, Kitty O’Neill, Jacob Porter, CourtneyRutten, Joseph Schmitt, Hannah Smith, ConnorSbrocco, Kyle Struck, Greg Suralik, Charlie Tobin,Maddie Todd, Mara Todd, Nate Tures, Katelyn Van

Treeck, and Logan Willis. The following middleschool students received certificates of honor: ChloeBohn, Rachel Proudman, Evan Udovich, Olivia De-Pagter, Katherine Wilkens, Christy Zheng, AllisonBoerner, Archie Brohn, James Conklin, Rilind Hidri,Laura Lee, and Megan Sprinkman.

Review of District FinancesJohn Suralik noted that the finance committee metwith the auditor. The finances are in good order andthe district showed a surplus last year. The budgetappears to be in good order this year.

Consent AgendaJanuary MinutesInvoicesReports of the Finance CommitteeRecommendation to contract with Specht Electric toinstall security systemReports of the Committee of the WholeDiscussion of Ebben Field Phase IIDiscussion of school climate and culture

Review of Superintendent goalsLaura Kohler moved to approve the consent agenda.John Suralik seconded. All ayes. Consent agendaapproved.

Action and/or Discussion ItemsAdopt revised board policies 2414, 3131, 3140,3340, 4131 and 4340Adopt board policy 5630.01-Use of Restraint andSeclusionAdopt revised board policy 6520–Payroll Deduc-tions

Marlene Yang moved to table the policy discussionuntil the next committee of the whole meeting. MattKautzer seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.

Approve Special Ed Teacher, Jeff Smith’s requestfor paternity leaveMatt Kautzer moved to approve Jeff Smith’s requestfor paternity leave. Laura Kohler seconded. All ayes.Motion carried.

Adopt the resolution of lodge, association orother similar organization by the school district ofKohler and the Performing Arts Organization withBank First National–Laura Kohler moved to adoptthe resolution of lodge, association or other similar or-ganization by the school district of Kohler and thePerforming Arts Organization with Bank First Na-tional. Diane Kelly seconded. All ayes. Motion car-ried.

Accept the $900 grant from the University of Wis-consin Madison for Kyle McGilligan-Bentin, HSEnglish TeacherMatt Kautzer moved to accept the $900 grant fromthe University of Wisconsin Madison. Laura Kohlerseconded. All ayes. Motion carried.

Accept the $2500 donation Lakeshore TechnicalCollege for Project GrillLaura Kohler moved to accept the $2500 donationfrom Lakeshore Technical College for Project Grill.Matt Kautzer seconded. All ayes.

AdjournmentMatt Kautzer moved to adjourn. Diane Kelly sec-onded. All ayes. Motion carried. The meeting ad-journed at 7:45 pm.

Important DatesFebruary 25, 2013–Committee of the Whole @ 6:00pmMarch 11, 2013–Regular Board Meeting @ 7:00 pm

Kohler School Board of Education Regular Meeting MinutesFebruary 11, 2013Music Notes

On March 16, 2013 Kohlermusic students participated in theWSMA District Solo & EnsembleFestival. Results were fantastic!Because of limited space only thefirst place results are listed. Con-gratulations to all participants!

Class C Vocal Duest – Remy Haven &Hallie Wollin, Brittany Harrington& Kathryn Samuels, KaleighRoeder & Lauren Perzewski, andAllison Boerner & KaelinSbrocco; Vocal DB Duet – JoeyCoppersmith, Jack Kohler, JackKral, and Ben Maki; Vocal DBQuartet – Carlyann Campione,Ryah Gutschow, Jamie Lewis,Megan Renzelmann, James Con-klin, Rilind Hidri, Jacob Pellowski,and Brady Stefanczyk; PianoSolos – Casey Johnson & ChristyZheng; Timpani Solo – SamKohler; Tenor Saxophone Solo –Francis Schueller; Snare DrumSolo – Casey Johnson; Drum SetSolo – Charlie Tobin; and FluteSolo – Allison Pieper; ClarinetSolos: Emily Guesneau, Ben Ten-gowski, Eiley Miesfeldt, SerenitySchaefer; Brass & Percussion Ens.,Misc. Brass Duet; Soprano Solos:Sarah Cassidy, Evelyn Heun, andEmily Tipton; Baritone Solo – JackKral; Tenor Solos – Sam Kohler &Ben Tengowski; Vocal Trio – Lau-ren Horth, Emily Vallo, and UrsulaBaca. Class B Tuba Solo – Hunter Lewinski;Saxophone Duets: Marisa Adams

& Emily Boland, Kaelin Sbrocco& Allison Boerner , Ann Benishek& Sara Ertel; Saxophone Solo -Kaelin Sbrocco; Clarinet Solos:Rachel Maggi & Carson Schnei-der; Baritone Solos: AndrewBryce, Rilind Hidri, Jacob Pel-lowski, Brady Stefanczyk, andHank Biznek; Piano Solos: BenTengowski, Rilind Hidri, andGeorge Palof; Soprano Solos:Meg Biznek, Lauren Horth, andUrsula Baca; Tenor Solo – ArchieBrohn; Vocal Trio Donna Sarkar,Amelia Grose, and Abby Cieszyn-ski, Mixed Vocal Duets: HannahCantrell & Christian Lofgren,Ryah Gutschow & Rilind Hidri;Girls Duet: Carlyann Campione &Jamie Lewis; Boys Duet BrettFriske & Sam Wenberg, MarimbaSolo – Sam Wenberg, Snare DrumSolo – Everlyn HeunClass A Alto Solos: Jessica Dykster-house, Lindsey Griswold, LilyHart, Molly Misfeldt. and SarahLeick, Soprano Solos: CourtneyRutten, Katie Ruelle, and KelseyWright, Baritone Solo – Joe Pel-lowski, Barbershop Quartet –Logan Wright, Jacob Porter,Calvin Stefanczyk, and JordanToeller, Violin Duet AllisonBoerner & Clara Montes, ParadeDrum Solo – Charlie Tobin, VocalTrio – Katie Lindow, Katie Ruelle,and Marisa Adams, Musical The-ater Solos: Seerena Yang, LindseyGriswold, and Logan Wright,Vocal Duets – Grace Lofgren &Annabelle Goese, Megan Conklin

& Katie Ruelle, and Lindsey Gris-wold & Molly Misfeldt.Class A State [Qualified for StateFestival] Swing Choir; Creative Elec-tronic Instrument Ens. – John Ten-gowski, Andrew Grose, and KyleStruck; Jazz Ensemble; MadrigalSingers; Piano Solos – John Ten-gowski & Katylyn Van Treeck; Pa-rade Drum – Jonathon Watson;Oboe Solo – Sam Maass; TubaSolo – John Tengowski; TimpaniSolo – Andrew Grose; MarimbaSolo – Andrew Grose; Violin Solos– Allison Boerner & Clara Montes;Classical Vocal Solos - Greg Sura-lik, Shelby Homiston, Katie An-derson, Andrew Grose, Izzy Heins,Annabelle Goese, ChloiDucharme, Sam Dedek, HannahCantrell, Lauren Splivalo, MeganConklin, Grace Lofgren, SeerenaYang, Elyse Gutschow, and AudraHoffmann; Musical Theater SolosAndrew Grose, Shelby Homiston,John Tengowski, Greg Suralik,Molly Misfeldt, Jessica Dykster-house, Amelia Grose, Grace Lof-gren, Sarah Leick, Kelsey Wright,Katie Ruelle, Chloi Ducharme,Annabelle Goese, Sam Dedek, andElyse Gutschow; Jazz Strings Im-provisation Solo – Hunter Lewin-ski; Vocal Duet – Megan Conklin& Katie Ruelle. Special thanks to Mrs. Kukla,Mrs. Hucke, Mr. Michael Schulz,Mrs. Hildebrand, Marcus Ander-son, and Ms. Peggy Hoffmann foraccompanying many of the studentperformances.

A remarkable experience:Kohler fifth graders attendTrees for TomorrowBy Courtney Yang

What’s your dream vacation?Is it snorkeling, rock climbing, orhiking? Well, fourteen fifthgraders from Kohler Elementaryrecently had an experience thatmay change your mind!

From February 18-20th, severallucky students attended Trees forTomorrow (TFT), in Eagle River.TFT was founded in 1944 by agroup of Wisconsin paper andelectric utility companies. The in-tent was to reforest northern Wis-consin by giving seedlings tolandowners and educating thepublic about our fragile natural re-sources. Their efforts still carryon today!

When the fifth grade studentsvisited TFT, we engaged in activ-ities pertaining to their missionstatement. Our learning experi-ences included both classroomand “in the field” activities. Theseincluded snowshoe hiking, mak-ing paper, and learning about Wis-consin’s wildlife such as bear,wolves, deer, and raptors. IsabelO’Donnell, a fifth grade student,

said, “My favorite part was build-ing fires outdoors….you had to useteamwork to make sure the firedidn’t go out.”

This trip was made possible bygenerous donations by severallocal individuals. Kohler Elemen-tary hopes to send 14 more fifthgraders in October of next schoolyear instead of the winter. Anyone

interested in donating and makingthis trip a reality for a group ofnext year’s fifth graders shouldcontact Mr. DuMez at (920) 803-7234 [email protected]. Courtney Yang was one of the 14fifth graders who attended TfT thisyear. She is a student in Mrs. Eick-holt’s 4/5 class this year.


KOHLER VARSITY GOLF SCHEDULEActivity Type Day Date Time Versus LocationVarsity Invitational Sat 04/13/2013 9:00am Away vs. Platteville Platteville Country ClubVarsity Invitational Sat 04/13/2013 12:00pm Away vs. Sheboygan Falls The BullVarsity Duel Tue 04/16/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Oostburg Riverdale Country ClubVarsity Duel Tue 04/23/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Random Lake Hawthorne Hills Golf CourseVarsity Invitational Wed 04/24/2013 1:00pm Away vs. Brookfield Central Wanaki Golf CourseVarsity Duel Thu 04/25/2013 3:45pm Sheboygan Lutheran Blackwolf Run Golf CourseVarsity Duel Mon 04/29/2013 3:45pm Ozaukee Blackwolf Run Golf CourseVarsity Tournament Tue 04/30/2013 1:00pm Away vs. Brookfield Academy Bristlecone PinesVarsity Duel Thu 05/02/2013 3:30pm Away vs. Sheboygan County Christian Town and Country Golf Course - SheboyganVarsity Invitational Sat 05/04/2013 TBD "Brookfield Central, Catholic Memorial,

Green Bay Notre Dame Academy, Hartford Union, Homestead, Lake Country Lutheran, Madison Edgewood, Menomonee Falls, Oshkosh Lourdes, Osseo-Fairchild, Pardeeville, Plymouth, Ripon, Roncalli, Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan North, Stoughton, Platteville" Irish Course at Whistling Straits

Varsity Duel Tue 05/07/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Quit Qui Oc Golf CourseVarsity Duel Fri 05/10/2013 3:45pm Cedar Grove-Belgium Blackwolf Run Golf CourseVarsity Duel Mon 05/13/2013 3:45pm Howards Grove Blackwolf Run Golf CourseVarsity Conference

Meet Thu 05/16/2013 8:00am "Cedar Grove-Belgium, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Oostburg, Ozaukee, Random Lake, Sheboygan County Christian, Sheboygan Lutheran" Blackwolf Run Golf Course ( Rain date - May 17)

KOHLER VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER SCHEDULEActivity Type Day Date Time Versus LocationGirls Varsity Game Thu 04/04/2013 4:30pm "Mayville, SL/K GSC" Mayville High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Mon 04/08/2013 6:30pm "Manitowoc Lincoln, SL/K GSC" Ron Rubick Municipal FieldGirls Varsity Game Tue 04/09/2013 4:30pm "Random Lake, SL/K GSC" Random Lake High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Thu 04/11/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Sheboygan Lutheran High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Tue 04/16/2013 4:30pm "Ozaukee, SL/K GSC" Ozaukee High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Thu 04/18/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Sheboygan County Christian Sheboygan Lutheran High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Mon 04/22/2013 6:00pm "Cedar Grove-Belgium, SL/K GSC" Cedar Grove-Belgium High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Thu 04/25/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Howards Grove Sheboygan Lutheran High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Tue 04/30/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Oostburg Sheboygan Lutheran High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Thu 05/02/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Random Lake Sheboygan Lutheran High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Mon 05/06/2013 4:30pm "Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, SL/K GSC" Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Tue 05/07/2013 4:30pm "Living Word Lutheran, SL/K GSC" Living Word Lutheran High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Thu 05/09/2013 7:00pm SL/K GSC vs. Ozaukee Kohler High School - Ebben FieldGirls Varsity Tournament Sat 05/11/2013 8:30am "Menomonee Falls, SL/K GSC" Menomonee Falls High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Tue 05/14/2013 4:30pm "Sheboygan County Christian, SL/K GSC" Sheboygan County Christian High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Thu 05/16/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium Sheboygan Lutheran High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Mon 05/20/2013 4:30pm "Howards Grove, SL/K GSC" Howards Grove High SchoolGirls Varsity Game Thu 05/23/2013 6:00pm "Oostburg, SL/K GSC" Oostburg High School

KOHLER VARSITY SOFTBALLActivity Type Day Date Time Versus LocationVarsity Game Tue 04/09/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium Wildwood Athletic ParkVarsity Game Thu 04/11/2013 4:30pm "Howards Grove, SL/K SB" Howards Grove High SchoolVarsity Game Fri 04/12/2013 4:30pm "Random Lake, SL/K SB" Kircher ParkVarsity Game Mon 04/15/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. New Holstein Wildwood Athletic ParkVarsity Game Tue 04/16/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Wildwood Athletic ParkVarsity Game Thu 04/18/2013 4:30pm "Random Lake, SL/K SB" Kircher ParkVarsity Doubleheader Tue 04/23/2013 4:00pm "Oostburg, SL/K SB" Oostburg High SchoolVarsity Game Thu 04/25/2013 4:30pm "Howards Grove, SL/K SB" Howards Grove High SchoolVarsity Game Fri 04/26/2013 4:30pm "Cedar Grove-Belgium, SL/K SB" Belgium ParkVarsity Game Tue 04/30/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Howards Grove Wildwood Athletic ParkVarsity Game Thu 05/02/2013 4:30pm "Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, SL/K SB" June Vollrath ParkVarsity Game Fri 05/03/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Random Lake Wildwood Athletic ParkVarsity Game Tue 05/07/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Oostburg Wildwood Athletic ParkVarsity Game Thu 05/09/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium Wildwood Athletic ParkVarsity Game Tue 05/14/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Wildwood Athletic Park

KOHLER VARSITY BOYS TENNISActivity Type Day Date Time Versus LocationBoys Scrimmage Tue 04/09/2013 4:00am Away vs. Fond du Lac Fond Du Lac High SchoolBoys Varsity Tournament Fri 04/12/2013 2:00pm Away vs. University School of Milwaukee Moreland Tennis ClubBoys Varsity Tournament Sat 04/13/2013 TBD Away vs. University School of Milwaukee University School of MilwaukeeBoys Varsity Match Tue 04/16/2013 4:00pm Howards Grove Kohler High SchoolBoys Varsity Match Thu 04/18/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Kewaskum Kewaskum High SchoolBoys Varsity Quad Sat 04/20/2013 9:00am Away vs. New Berlin West New Berlin WestBoys Varsity Match Mon 04/22/2013 4:00pm Dominican Kohler High SchoolBoys Varsity Match Tue 05/17 & 19/2013 4:00pm Roncalli Boys Varsity Match Thu 04/25/2013 4:00pm Sheboygan Falls Kohler High SchoolBoys Varsity Meet Tue 04/30/2013 4:00pm Saint Lawrence Seminary Kohler High SchoolBoys JV Meet Tue 04/30/2013 4:00pm Saint Lawrence Seminary Kohler High SchoolBoys Varsity Match Tue 05/17 & 19/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Plymouth Boys Varsity Match Thu 05/02/2013 4:00pm Waupan Kohler High SchoolBoys Varsity Match Tue 05/07/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Two Rivers Two Rivers HighBoys Varsity Match Thu 05/09/2013 4:00pm Kewaunee Kohler High SchoolBoys Varsity Quad Fri 05/10/2013 3:30pm "Port Washington, Sussex Hamilton,

Wauwatosa West" Sports CoreBoys Varsity Quad Sat 05/11/2013 8:30am "Port Washington, Sussex Hamilton,

Wauwatosa West" Sports CoreBoys Varsity Meet Mon 05/13/2013 4:00pm Xavier Kohler High SchoolBoys JV Meet Mon 05/13/2013 4:00pm Xavier Kohler High SchoolBoys Varsity Match Tue 05/14/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Chilton Chilton High SchoolBoys Varsity Quad Fri 05/17/2013 3:30pm "Plymouth, Pacelli, Roncalli" Sports CoreBoys Varsity Quad Sat 05/18/2013 8:30am "Plymouth, Pacelli, Roncalli" Sports Core

QuickStart Tennisfor ages 5-10 comesto Kohler

The Midwest Youth Team Ten-nis program is the largest tennisprogram for children 10 years andyounger in the Midwest. Featuringthe QuickStart Tennis play formatfor kids age 5-10, which uses ageappropriate equipment and courtsscaled to the size of the players,Midwest Youth Team Tennismakes the game more accessible -and more fun- by allowing kids toget involved right from the start.The QuickStart motto is “Play tolearn,” as opposed to “Learn toPlay.” Kids will find success fromthe first swing of the racket! Morefun – Less frustration!

Every player receives a teamuniform, age appropriate tennisracquet and ball, one-year USTAjunior membership, subscription toBounce or SMASH magazines,Ace’s Kids Club Package includ-ing a nylon backpack, activitybook, and other fun tennis items!*You MUST REGISTER onlineby the session deadline @

www.midwestteamtennis.comSession 1 - Register by May 24,2013. Session runs June 17-June27 (Monday-Thursday). 8:00 -8:45 am for 5-8 year olds. 9:00 -10:00 am for 9-10 year olds.

Session 2 - Register by June 21,2013. Session runs July 8-July 18(Monday-Thursday). 8:00 - 8:45am for 5-8 year olds. 9:00 - 10:00am for 9-10 year olds.

Session 3 - Register by July 12,2013. Session runs July 29 - Au-gust 8 (Monday-Thursday) 8:00 -8:45 am for 5-8 year olds. 9:00 -10:00 am for 9-10 year olds.

Sessions are held at the KohlerHigh School courts, 333 UpperRoad, Kohler. Cost is $65 (5-8 yearolds), $70 (9-10 year olds).

For more information, CathyPfarrer, [email protected] orcall the Village of Kohler Recre-ation Department at 920-459-3873

Midwest FuturesTennis for ages 11-12comes to Kohler

Midwest Futures Team Tennis isthe largest tennis program for play-ers between the ages of 11-12 inthe Midwest that are transitioningbetween the Beginner and Interme-diate skill levels. As the progres-sion program from Midwest YouthTeam Tennis, players will continueto work on their technique, move-ment, and tactics using the skilland age appropriate green dot ten-nis ball. Midwest Futures TeamTennis makes the game more ac-cessible, and more fun, by allow-ing kids to continue to developtheir game in a fun team atmos-phere.

Every player will receive a teamuniform, age appropriate tennisracquet and ball, one-year USTAJunior Membership, subscriptionto digital SMASH magazine, onecan of green dot balls*You must register online bythe session deadline @www.midwestteamtennis.com

Session 1 - Register by May 24,2013Runs June 17 - June 27 (Monday-Thursday), 9:00 - 10:00 am forages 11-12.Session 2 - Register by June 21,2013July 8 - July 18 (Monday-Thurs-day). 9:00 - 10:00 am for ages 11-12)Session 3 - Register by July 12,2013July 29 - August 8 (Monday-Thursday). 9:00 - 10:00 am forages 11-12.Takes place at Kohler HighSchool courts, 333 Upper Road,Kohler.Cost is $70 per player (ages 11-12)Fopr more informationCathyPfarrer, [email protected] orcall the Village of Kohler Recre-ation Department at 920-459-3873.

Fitness Center Hoursof Operation

New Hours:April 1st - June 8thMonday 6:00-7:30 am

3:30-7:30 pmTuesday 3:30-7:30 pmWednesday 6:00-7:30 am

3:30-7:30 pmThursday 3:30-7:30 pmFriday 6:00-7:30 am

3:30-5:00 pmSaturday 7:00 am-10:00 pmSunday 12:00-3:00 pm

If you have any questions please contact Doug Bocchini 803-7205 at Kohler Schools.

KOHLER TRACK SCHEDULEActivity Type Date Time Versus LocationVarsity Quad Tue 04/09/2013 4:00pm “Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Sheboygan Lutheran,

Ozaukee” Kohler High School - Ebben Field TrackVarsity Meet Thu 04/11/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Random Lake Random Lake High SchoolGirls Varsity Duel Thu 04/11/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Random Lake Random Lake High SchoolBoys Varsity Duel Thu 04/11/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Random Lake Random Lake High SchoolVarsity Meet Tue 04/16/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Oostburg Oostburg High SchoolVarsity Invitational Sat 04/20/2013 9:45am Away vs. Reedsville Reedsville high SchoolVarsity Meet Tue 04/23/2013 TBD Away vs. Howards Grove Howards Grove High SchoolVarsity Invitational Fri 04/26/2013 4:00pm “Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Manitowoc Lutheran,

Ozaukee, Sheboygan Lutheran” Kohler High School - Ebben Field TrackVarsity Invitational Fri 05/03/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Sheboygan Falls Sheboygan Falls High SchoolJV Conference Meet Thu 05/09/2013 3:00pm “Away vs. Ozaukee,Cedar Grove-Belgium, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah,

Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg, Random Lake, Sheboygan Lutheran” Ozaukee High School

Boys Varsity Invitational Thu 05/09/2013 3:30pm “Away vs. Ozaukee,Random Lake, Cedar Grove-Belgium, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg, Sheboygan Lutheran” Ozaukee High School “ JV Conference Tournament @ Ozaukee.

“Girls Varsity Invitational Thu 05/09/2013 3:30pm “Away vs. Ozaukee,Random Lake, Cedar Grove-Belgium, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg, Sheboygan Lutheran” Ozaukee High School “ JV Conference Tournament @ Ozaukee.

“Varsity Conference Meet Mon 05/13/2013 3:00pm “Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium,Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg, Ozaukee, Random Lake, Sheboygan Lutheran” Cedar Grove-Belgium High School

Boys Varsity Conference Meet Mon 05/13/2013 3:30pm “Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium,Random Lake, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg, Ozaukee, Sheboygan County Christian, Sheboygan Lutheran” Cedar Grove-Belgium High School CLC Meet @ Cedar Grove.

Girls Varsity Conference Meet Mon 05/13/2013 3:30pm “Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium,Random Lake, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg, Ozaukee, Sheboygan County Christian, Sheboygan Lutheran” Cedar Grove-Belgium High School CLC Meet @ Cedar Grove.


The American Club Resorta KOHLER experience

CALENDAR OF EVENTSTaste of TuesdayApril 2, 6-7:30pmWoodlake MarketRyan from General Beverage will bepresenting a variety of wines. Pleasecall (920) 457-6570 for informationon the event and ticket pricing!

Demonstration Kitchen Series Demonstration Kitchen in The Shopsat WoodlakeSaturdays, through April 27, 11am &2pm, $35 per personCome in from the cold and warm upwith wonderful tastes and aromas atour Saturday Demonstration Kitchensessions. Tucked away in The Shopsat Woodlake Kohler, the workingkitchen provides an intimate, infor-mal setting for chefs and guests. Forreservations and information call:800-344-2838Upcoming events include: April 6 - Coffee and Dessert Partywith Chef Richard Palm – Head Pas-try Chef- The American Club® ResortApril 13 - Field to Table with ChefAlexander Glass – The WisconsinRoom RestaurantApril 20 - Taste of Italian Cheeseswith Chef Paul Shimon – Cucina April 27 - Vegetarian Cooking withChef Mark Tennie – Riverbend.

Exhibit: Garden SongApril 7 – June 30ARTspace – A Gallery of the John

Michael Kohler Arts CenterGarden Song brings together fouraccomplished artists whose variedworks complement the new ArtsCenter series of exhibitions UNCOM-MON GROUND. Included is work byceramicist Sandra Byers (WI), pho-tographer Lisa Frank (WI) and thejewelry of Roberta and DaveWilliamson (OH). 920-452-8602.

The Modern Shaman WorkshopApril 10 or April 17, 6:30-8:30pm,$95IntentionsLearn how to walk between worldsand live in each one. Move thru lifeas an “energy being”. You will learntechniques to heal yourself and oth-ers and create what you want bychanging your perception of theworld. This class emphasizes not theshaman’s physical tools but focuseson the core essence of what it is tobe a shaman. Presented by UW in-structor, Reiki Master/Teacher andShaman John Oestreicher. Certificateof Completion. Please call 920-457-9543.

Eat. Play. Live Well.April 11 & 12The American Club Resort hosted byKohler Waters SpaBecome aware. Gain clarity. Feel ex-citement. Learn to trust. Take action.

All with the help of Jasna Burza, aLife and Business Strategist with apassion for dreams that have beensitting in the drawer for years. Sheguarantees to get you so excitedabout your own life that you’ll liter-ally want to jump up for joy. As Jasnacan attest, “I already see you beinganything you want to be, and when Icreate that space for you, you will al-ways rise to the occasion. Provenand tested. There are no limits towho you are and together, we createthe most magnificent you!” TheKohler Waters Spa-hosted event of-fers Special Packages for $99 perperson including the Thursdayevening cocktail reception, the gen-eral session with Jasna Burza andcooking demonstration. Optional In-dividual Strategy Sessions with JasnaBurza are available from 11am-6pmat Inn on Woodlake for $75 per per-son, plus tax and must be reservedin advance. Make it a weekend ofwellness and reserve a one- or two-night package at the Inn on Wood-lake. For more information call (888)293-7337.

Trunk Show: Joseph Abboud made-to-measure suits and sport coatsApril 11-14Art Imig’s ClothiersChoose a fabric from the best millsin the world, choose your style de-

tails, and receive a fabulous fittingAmerican made suit or sport coatmade just for you. Save 15% on allmade-to-measure during the showdates. 920-459-4190.

Jewelry Sale at KaciaApril 13 & 14KaciaPurchase one jewelry item at fullprice and get the second at a specialdiscount. See store for details. 920-458-9121.

Spring Jewelry and Fashion ShowApril 13-14- Saturday, April 13 from 9am-5pm- Sunday, April 14 from 9am-3pm*Fashion Show to take place eachday at 1pmDon’t miss this new event, whichfeatures a combination of runwayfashion and artisan-created jewelry.Enjoy shopping for handcrafted jew-elry, accessories and fashions, andlearn about the latest trends duringthe runway show. Entry price: $7, in-cludes complimentary champagne.

SPORTS CORE SPECIALS ANDCLASSESFor more information, pricing de-tails and to register call Sports Coreat 920-457-4444.Ballroom Basics: April 24, 6:45-8:45pmCycle Mania: Sundays through May26, 8:30-10am

Tiny Tot Camps: Friday, April 5 andApril 19, 9-10:30am Kids Night Out: Friday, April 12, 5-9pm Teen Zumba: Fridays, April 19 – May24, 4-5pmFor all TRX Session Schedules visitthe Sports Core website or stop infor a printed schedule.

Pro Shop Specials: Pick-an-Egg ProShop Discount – Receive 10-30% offentire purchase when you pick anegg.

Salon at Sports Core: Spring intoColor – With a color receive 20% offyour same day Bumble & bumblepurchase.

YOGA ON THE LAKE SPECIALS ANDCLASSESFor more information, pricing de-tails and to register call Yoga on theLake at 920-453-2817.Aerial Vinyasa Yoga – Finding Flight:Tuesday, April 9 and Wednesday,April 17, 7pm-8:30pm, $30Yin Hip Workshop: Tuesday, April 16,7pm-9pm, $25Yoga Bootcamp: Saturday, April 20,9:30am-1:00pm, $30

Kohler Co. hires Michael Belot as GeneralManager of Destination Kohler

Kohler Co. is delighted to an-nounce the appointment ofMichael Belot as General Managerof Destination Kohler.

His responsibilities includelodging oversight of The AmericanClub resort hotel (one of 45 fivestar and five diamond hotels in theworld), the Inn on Woodlake (athree diamond hotel), and River-

bend (a private membership club)plus River Wildlife (a hunting/fish-ing club and one of the best ofcountry gourmet dining experi-ences), Kohler Water Spas, SportsCore and all retail/commercial de-velopment. He will also lend hisadvice on the 2015 PGA Champi-onship.

Mr. Belot comes to the Kohler

Co. from the PGA of Americawhere he most recently was Direc-tor of the 2012 Ryder Cup at Med-inah Country Club in Chicago,which was arguably the most suc-cessful tournament in the historyof golf. He has been with the PGAsince 2001 and was TournamentDirector for the PGA Champi-onships of 2006 and 2009. In addi-

tion, Mr. Belot served as a Con-sultant for Super Bowls XLV andXLVI and was pre-game talentproducer for the recent Super BowlXLVII.

He holds a Masters Degree inBusiness Administration from theUniversity of St. Thomas OpusCollege in St. Paul, MN and aBachelors Degree from the Uni-

versity of Minnesota, MinneapolisMN.

A native of Kohler, Wisconsin,Mr. Belot will bring his leadershipskills along with his wife Katie andtheir family back home to Kohler,Wisconsin.

New for spring!Let’s Glow Tropical Pedicure

Get glowing with this new pedi-cure at the Forbes Five-Star KohlerWaters Spa featuring scents from thetropics. The service begins with a dipof your toes in a Clementinesparkling soak. Allow the tropicalscents of pineapple and coconut toenvelop you while a sugar scrubsmoothes and softens your skin. A vi-tamin-packed honey and papayaserum paired with a mango-melonshea butter massage seals in a dewyfinish. Available March 18 throughMay 31, 2013. This 50-minute serv-ice is $85 plus tax and gratuity. Forreservations call (866) 662-6560.

Kohler Co. Resort appoints Christine Loose as Director Hotels

The Kohler Co. Global Hospi-tality Group announces the pro-motion of Christine Loose toDirector Hotels – The AmericanClub Resort Hotel and Inn onWoodlake Hotel. In this new role,Loose will be responsible formanaging the hotels’ ResortReservations, Food & Beverage,Telecommunications, Mainte-nance and Safety. AdditionallyLoose will be responsible formaintaining superior guest serv-ice standards deserving of promi-

nent hospitality awardsand recognition.

“The resort continuesto celebrate the revereddesignation as one ofonly 45 hotels with boththe Forbes Five-Starand AAA Five-Dia-mond distinction fortwo consecutive years,”said Debbie Taylor, President –Hospitality & Real Estate Group,Kohler Co. “Loose played andcontinues to play an integral role

in acquiring and main-taining these accolades.”Loose has previous ex-

perience as the ResidentManager – The Ameri-can Club & Inn onWoodlake and relativework experience asManager CustomerService & CRM for

Kohler Co. Prior to joiningKohler, she was a Manager ofClassified Advertising for theMilwaukee Journal Sentinel in

Milwaukee, Wis. Her educationalbackground includes a Bachelorof Arts, Math from St. NorbertCollege in Green Bay, Wis., anda Masters of Business Adminis-tration – Marketing from KellerGraduate School of Managementin Milwaukee, Wis.

Christine Loose

april 1, 2013

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