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KPAL Flag Football
registration dates
announced
Registration dates for KPAL
youth flag football are scheduled
for the following Wednesdays:
September 10, 17, 24 and Oct. 1
from 6:30-7:45 p.m. at Ebben Field
Boys and girls benefit by being
physically active through non-con-
tact play while learning the funda-
mentals of football, lessons in
teamwork and sportsmanship.
Ages: Boys/Girls Grades 2-4
Cost: $10
Parents may also register and
pay in person at the Village Hall.
Kohler School Foundation is
pleased to announce the comple-
tion of a $93,442 grant to Kohler
Public Schools that support the
students and faculty through initia-
tives that line up directly with the
districts strategic plan. Collabo-
rating with faculty, each grant re-
quest is carefully created by the
administration, individually con-
sidered by the Foundations Board
of Directors and voted on for ap-
proval. After seven years of Fall
Follies events to raise money for
the Annual Fund, 2013 was its
largest fun-raiser to date, result-
ing in the ability to make lasting
enhancements to the school.
The Kohler School Foundation
strives to invest in programming
that enhances the academic expe-
rience and help take the Kohler
Public Schools experience beyond
the basics of what the existing dis-
trict budget could provide. Its im-
portant to the Foundation to also
consider its donors wishes; ensur-
ing each tax-deductible contribu-
tion is designated for its intended
purpose.
The districts grant proposal fo-
cused on three strategic plan prior-
ities. The first expands technology
capacity through tools that will
provide student access to the new
district wireless infrastructure to
enhance learning, exploration, and
creativity. The second helps de-
velop a positive school climate and
culture by investment in student
leadership development, advisory,
and Ebben Field. The third focuses
on maximizing student achieve-
ment for all students supported by
an evidence-based reading and
math intervention system and an
economics education program.
The following is a summary of
where the approved grant money
was designated:
Create a Technology-enabled
Learning Environment
One (1) classroom set of 30 lap-
tops, including accidental damage
protection and mobile lab to be
used throughout the school.
Purchase and installation of 10
additional SMART boards in ele-
mentary classrooms. This doubles
the amount of SMART boards at
the elementary level.
Build a Positive School
Community & Culture
Respond to school and commu-
nity request to update Ebben Field
Facility.
Provide each high school advi-
sory group with a variety of team
building opportunities throughout
the year. This provides experiences
that build a sense of cohesion and
team within each high school
multi-grade level advisory group.
Respond to student requests
from a student-driven advisory
plan and leadership commitments
made during a half-day experience
Provide a ropes and challenge
experience for Senior Class as they
begin senior year to build cohesion
within the class and develop lead-
ership capacity.
Maximize Achievement and
Growth for Every Student
Purchase of a Leveled Literacy
Intervention System for grades K-
4. Evidence based reading and
math interventions and progress
monitoring tools are essential
components of the district multi-
level system of support. Providing
targeted, intensive and supportive
interventions to students prior to
identifying a specific learning dis-
ability is a state requirement. Also
includes purchase of Do the Math
Now intensive math intervention
system for middle school grades 6-
8.
Junior Achievement Financial
Park month-long economics edu-
cation program to offer all 8th
grade students. Includes opportu-
nity to engage with an onsite/vir-
tual community putting learnings
of economic options and principles
of budgeting into practice.
All of this support comes di-
rectly from Fall Follies: the in-
creasingly popular community
fun-raiser dinner with a silent
and live auction. Kohler School
Foundation Board Member, Pete
Schueller, summarizes the event,
Fall Follies effectively serves two
purposes: it allows our community
to gather in support of public edu-
cation and it is a great reason for
friends, neighbors, parents and
business leaders to get together
and have a great time.
The eighth annual Fall Follies
will be held October 11, 2014 at
the American Club. The entire
community is invited to attend this
casual event. This year the Foun-
dation plans to incorporate light-
hearted fun with the Game Night
theme- intended to be an adult
evening with a child-like spirit.
There will also be an exciting re-
peat performance from DJ Suga
Ray, the overwhelmingly popular
Kohler School Foundation grants
$93,442 to Kohler Schools
A recognition ceremony to honor
the supporters of the Ebben Field
Improvement Project Phase II will
be held during the KLC vs.
Howards Grove football game on
Friday, September 19. All who do-
nated are invited as guests and are
asked to RSVP by September 16 by
emailing Kathy Hoekstra at
hoekstrahome@charter.net.
Celebrity Chefs announced, tickets
on sale for 14th Annual Kohler Food
& Wine Experience, October 23-26
Nationally-acclaimed chefs Graham Elliot, Stephanie
Izard, Christopher Kimball, Rick Tramonto and Geoffrey
Zakarian headline the Stella Artois Main Stage . . .
See page 12 for more details
guest DJ who entertained at the
2012 Fall Follies and has since
spun for Good Morning America,
The Tiger Woods Foundation, and
Matt Damon, just to name a few.
Tickets are $37.50 each and will
soon be available for purchase at
www.kohlerschoolfoundation.org
or through the district office.
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Holly Zufelt, a 10-year old
Kohler resident, has published her
first ebook on amazon.com this
summer. The book, Sincerely, The
Bully, centers around Andrea, a
once kind and popular girl who be-
comes the school bully after suffer-
ing through a traumatic event. The
three main characters are girls and
the reader gets to hear each of their
points of view as they work
through questions of loyalty,
friendship, family issues, being the
new girl at school, and bullying.
In 2013 Hollys Girl Scout troop
learned about bullying. When she
began to have some problems at
school she said, I read many
books about bullying, but they all
only had to do with the target's
point of view. I wanted to read
about the bully's point of view.
Holly used her research and life
experience to begin work on Sin-
cerely, The Bully.
Holly has attended writing pro-
grams through Northwestern Uni-
versity and Wisconsin Center for
Academically Talented Youth, and
she loves reading, writing, learn-
ing, and acting. I started reading
like crazy the summer when I was
going into second grade, reading
three hours at night, and about one
to two hours throughout the day. I
still read a lot, but not as much as
before, because I don't have time.
Sincerely, The Bully is available
for download for 99 centsat ama-
zon.com, and the site also hosts an
authors page for Holly. Its pretty
cool to see myself on amazon, but
I just hope that my book will help
kids feel comfortable talking to
their parents and their classmates
when they are having trouble at
school.
Editors note: I had a chance to
read Hollys story and enjoyed her
extra attention to details when de-
scribing people, feelings, and sur-
roundings from a typical 10
year-olds perspective. For exam-
ple, rather than simply describing
one of the characters carpeted
stairs as bright blue, Holly writes,
I quickly walked down my bright
blue, partly brown from dirt, car-
peted stairs.
As an adult, Ialso enjoyed
Hollys charming descriptive ac-
counts of recess that brought me
back to when I was a fourth grade
girl taking the quickest way to the
playground and walking fast so
we wouldnt miss any recess. (I
learned that recess for a fourth
grade girl hasnt changed in the
decades since Iwas in the fourth
grade).
Hollys short little ebook is
worth a read by kids who can relate
to the kid politics that often goes
on during elementary school re-
cess, and by adults who will appre-
ciate her storytelling. To download
the Kindle version of Hollys book,
visit amazon.com and search the
title Sincerely, the Bully.
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Village of Kohler
The
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Kohler ten year-old
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A historical part of the Village of Kohler
(Celebrating 90 years in Kohler)
A friendly place to worship right in your
neighborhoodeveryone is welcome.
Founded in 1924, Grace Church is a
community church in which all people
are welcome and fully able to
participate in everything we do.
Church services 8am & 10am
(Sept 14 June 7)
Summer service @ 9:30
(June 8-Sept 7)
We have Sunday School for
children ages 4-12
A confrmation program which spans
7th and 8th grade
Come and join us on Sunday.
Grace Church, 500 School Street
The little Church with a big heart!
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The Kohler Bombers girls ten-
nis team opened their season by
capturing the team title at the
Bomber Invitational on August 18.
The 8-team invitational was
held at North HS, Kohler HS, and
the Sports Core in Kohler. The
Bombers edged out Racine St.
Catherines 42-41 for the overall
title.
Winning the championship in
their individual flights were #1
singles Audra Hoffmann, and the
#3 doubles duo of Amelia Grose
and Emily Guesneau. Finishing
runner-up, earning second place
medals were #2 singles Anna
Mesalles, #3 singles Lauren Horth,
and #2 doubles Katie
Lindow/Allie Bryce. Taking home
a third place medal was #2 doubles
Jamie Lewis and Frannie Hill-
strom. (With the team title still on
the line, Frannie and Jamie played
the final match of the day winning
6-3 6-2 to secure the overall team
title). Ryah Gutschow was conso-
lation champion at #4 singles. Also
competing for the Bombers in ex-
hibition matches were the doubles
team of Evelyn Heun and Grace
Madigan, who went 2-1; and sin-
gles player Lily Hart.
Team scores: Kohler 42, Racine
St. Catherines 41, Milton 35,
Ripon 25, Port Washington 18,
Sheboygan South 16, Ash-
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PICTURE PERFECT SETTING
Great country setting but right in the city
1 acre lot close to Pigeon River
2 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, two fireplaces
Main Level Family Room, large rooms
Lower Level walk-out Family room
Great floor plan, quality extras
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1954 N 6
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CHARM, CHARACTER, & GREAT LOCATION
Close to Lake Michigan, Parks, and Schools
Beautiful foyer and arched entryways
Hardwood floors, tile, crown molding
4 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Spacious master bedroom w/full bath
Large living room with fireplace
2 Car Att. Garage, patio, fenced-in yard
#3814 $210,000
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Kitchen w/beautiful cherry cabinetry, ceramic tile
Open concept kitchen, dinette, and living room
Living room fireplace, patio doors to a lovely deck
Lower level office, family room, adtl utility area, full bath
#3816 $249,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
548 Sir Howard Cir., Kohler
STUNNING VIEWS OF WOOD LAKE
Well maintained 2-Story Contemporary home
5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, first floor laundry
Open concept kitchen with updated appliances
Office and sunroom overlook the lake
Master suite and bath w/jetted tub and walk-in shower
Exposed Lower level open area for entertaining, 4
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Lower theater/media room, exercise room, office
Exterior cedar siding, composite decking, well landscaped
yard
#3815 $769,000
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1082B Creeks Cross Rd, Kohler
ELEGANT AND EASY LIVING
One floor ranch condo, 2+ bedrooms or den
Beautiful fireplace w/bookcases and storage
Neutral dcor, white woodwork & cabinetry
Open concept dining, kitchen and living area
Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances
Hardwood maple floors, main level laundry
Master suite with double sinks, walk-in closet
Two very private decks, 2 car attached garage
#3806 $218,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
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327 Fairway Meadows Ln. Unit 2, Sheboygan Falls
EXECUTIVE STYLE CONDO
Open concept, superior craftsmanship
Overlooks the 4
th
fairway at The Bull
3 Bedrooms, 3 full baths, 1
st
floor laundry
Great room with fireplace and bookshelves
Upper Family room, upscale kitchen
Luxurious main floor master suite
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#3834 #354,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
NEW LISTING
1521 Golfview Dr E, Sheboygan
PINE HILLS ESTATES
Motivated seller-Dont miss this opportunity!
Large executive custom built ranch
Priced $50,000 below assessment
4 Bedrooms, 3.5 baths, office, formal dining
Gourmet kitchen, sunroom, deck & patio
Great room with gas fireplace
Lower 2 rec rooms, kitchenette, heated floor
3 Car garage with staircase to lower level
#3854 $344,000
Terri Stewart 912-4303
NEW LISTING
520 River Oaks Dr., Sheboygan Falls
HIGHLY DESIRABLE RIVER OAKS SUBD.
Mint condition, quality workmanship
3+ Bedrooms, 4 bath areas, many new updates
New roof, garage door, patio door and carpeting
Family room with fireplace and bookcases
Crown molding, zoned heat, cathedral ceiling
Fabulous lower rec room w/surround sound
Play sized back yard, deck, 2.5 car garage
#3855 $259,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
NEW LISTING
2116 Lakeshore Dr, Sheboygan
COLONIAL WITH LAKE MICHIGAN VIEWS
Large living room with fireplace, formal dining
Great sun room with access to two decks
3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths, open stairway
Kitchen with cozy dinette and appliances
Lower rec room with wet bar, fenced yard
Two patios, Many updates See It Today!
#3856 $249,000
Mike Daniels 946-0034
PRICE REDUCED
3622 N 20
th
St., Sheboygan
GREAT CAPE COD
Large living room and formal dining room
1
st
floor bedroom and full bath
Upper bedroom and large hall for adtl bedroom
Hardwood floors, newer roof, furnace, water heater
Lower bathroom facilities with a shower
Private backyard
#3839 $94,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
435 Hill St., Kohler
OUTSTANDING VALUE IN KOHLER
Move-in Ready, Picture perfect in every detail
3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths, many recent upgrades
Living room bay window, built-in hutch & bookshelf
Lower partially finished rec room and office
Outstanding landscape, priced below comparables
#3850 $169,900
Fred Stone 980-1370
NEW LISTING
217 Upper Rd, Kohler
TOTALLY RENOVATED
Kohler Charmer with modern touches
Gleaming refinished hardwood floors
Custom tiled bath with heated floor, new fixtures
New kitchen brand new appliances with warranties
3 Large bedrooms, lower new half bath-utility room
Updated stone patio, open front porch
One block from Kohler School, private driveway
#3853 $199,900
Brian Homiston 889-9439
kohlerfallsoktoberfest.com
Fri & Sat, Sept. 12-13 - River Park, Sheboygan FaIIs
To register and for more details on these events see
Friday, September 12
MAIN TENT
4-6pm - Happy Hour - 1e ehrens
$2 Domestic Beers
$3 Specialty Beers
5pm - 7raditionaI Friday Night Fish Fry
6pm - Pat McCurdy
8:30pm - 1ohnny Wadd
LAKESIDE BOTTLING CO
PEPSI TENT
6pm - Doozey
Saturday, September 13
MAIN TENT
l0am - Cermanfest
l0:30am - River City IaskapeIIe
3pm - Strawberry 1am
5:30pm - Crossre
8:30pm - 7he 7oys
LAKESIDE BOTTLING CO
PEPSI TENT
l2pm - MD Harris ank attIe of the ands
6pm - attIe of the ands Champ
6:30pm - Life in a 7ree (2013 Battle of the
Bands Champ)
ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS
Saturday, September 13
Sheepshead 7ournament
9am - Peglster to play ln our ve-handed
sheepshead tournament. l00% cash payout.
Coose IsIand Run 312
ier Run
10am - 1oln us on thls 5K run / walk through
Sheboygan Palls and Kohler whlch lncludes
three mandatory beer stops (Root Beer & water
also available). Must be 2l years of age or older.
CornhoIe 7ournament
11am - Test your sklll ln our double ellmlna-
tlon cornhole tournament. Cash prlzes to
top three teams.
attIe of the ands
12pm - Come llsten to or compete agalnst some
of the upcomlng muslcal talent from the area.
Cash prlzes for the top three performances.
- InatabIe Midway Rides
Sponsored by Culvers
- Activities & ntertainment for all ages
- Creat assortment of food & beverages
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
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Prevea Plymouth Health Center
825 Walton Drive Plymouth
(920) 457-2100
Competitive hearing aid pricing
Physician on staff to treat every variety of
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Sheboygan Sales Office
2500 Kohler Memorial Drive
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PAINTING AND STAINING
Interior & exterior homes. Can power wash & seal
or stain decks, paint metal doors & shutters. Can
repair or replace bad boards & do general carpentry
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perienced. Len Hucke and Ed Thompson.
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Sheboygan Area Youth Symphony to hold
auditions for 2014-2015 season
Fall auditions for the
Sheboygan Area Youth
Symphony Concert
Orchestra and Sinfonia
(SAYS) will take place
4:30-6 p.m. Thursday,
Sept. 11 and 10 a.m. to
noon Saturday, Sept.
13 at Farnsworth Mid-
dle School, 1017
Union Ave., Sheboy-
gan.
SAYS invites all area elemen-
tary, middle school, high school
and home-schooled students to
audition. Participation in school
instrumental ensembles is re-
quired unless the appropriate en-
semble is not in the curriculum.
The Concert Orchestra audition
requires a solo of Class A or B dif-
ficulty. String solos
should also include
shifting to the upper
positions. Concert Or-
chestra is currently
looking to fill openings
for clarinets, horns and
strings. All other sec-
tions are currently full
for the coming season.
Students audi-
tioning for Sinfonia
should prepare a solo of Class C
or B difficulty. Sinfonia, formerly
a strings-only group, will add
woodwinds, brass, and percussion
to provide an intermediate-level
full orchestra experience for stu-
dents beginning with the 2014-
2015 season. Sinfonia currently
has openings for oboes, clarinets,
bassoons, trom-
bones, tuba, violin,
viola, cello and bass.
No appointment is
necessary, nor is an
accompanist. Warm-
up facilities will be
available at the audi-
tion site. Please enter
the east door off of
the parking lot on
Tenth Street.
The SAYS Sinfo-
nia is directed by Susan (Stauber)
Zeuske. Rehearsals are held Mon-
day evenings, September through
April. Sinfonia strings rehearse
from 4:30 - 6 p.m., and winds and
percussion from 5 6 p.m.
The SAYS Concert Orchestra is
directed by Debbie Williamson
who co-founded the Or-
chestra in 1982. The
Concert Orchestra re-
hearses 7-9 p.m. Mon-
days September through
April, and strings 6:30 -
9 p.m. The Youth Sym-
phonies perform three
concerts each season.
Organizers ask area
residents to encourage
music students to audi-
tion and spread the word
about the upcoming auditions.
For more information on the
Sheboygan Symphony and other
audition opportunities please call
920-452-1985 or visit us at
www.sheboygansymphony.org.
Susan (Stauber) Zeuske
Debbie Williamson
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www.kohlervillage.org
THE
VILLAGE VIEW
Village Board
Thomas Schnettler, President
Brett Edgerle
Charles Keller
Bill Kunst
John Pethan
Brian Post
Sue Jaberg
Clerk-Treasurer
Laurie Lindow
Police Chief
William Rutten
Public Works Supt.
Bruce Neerhof
Fire Chief
Mike Lindstrom
Recreation Director
Doug Bocchini
Aquatics Director
Jen Vallo
Librarian
Erin Coppersmith
FROM CLERK/
TREASURER
LAURIE LINDOW
Village Meetings Scheduled for September
9/2 Property Committee 4:00 pm
9/8 Finance Committee 4:30 pm
9/8 Village Board 5:30 pm
9/25 Planning Commission 4:30 pm
All meetings are held at Kohler Village Hall, 319 High-
land Drive, unless otherwise indicated.
Office Hours
The Village Offices will be closed Monday, September
1, in observance of Labor Day. Regular office hours are
7:30am4:00pm, Monday-Friday.
Open Book and Board of Review
The Village Assessor will be holding an Open Book ses-
sion at the Village Hall in early October. Open Book is
an opportunity for property owners to meet with the as-
sessor and examine the records for their property and
discuss how the assessment was made. Time spent dis-
cussing your assessment with the assessor may elimi-
nate the need for a formal appeal to the Board of
Review. At open book, the assessor is allowed to make
any changes that are necessary to perfect the assessment
roll. The Board of Review will then be scheduled for
later in October.
FROM POLICE CHIEF
BILL RUTTEN
School is back in Session: Now that school is back in
session, please remember to drive carefully on the
streets around the school. The speed limit is 15 mph
when children are present in the school zones, including
Greenfield Dr by Ebben Field. There is no stopping or
standing of vehicles for the westbound traffic on School
St. Also, parents that drop children off in the morning
and dont want to use the parking lot canopy should do
so close to the crosswalk so the students can be helped
across the street. Students that are crossing in mid-
block amongst the vehicles are harder to see and are not
as safe.
FROM PUBLIC WORKS
SUPERINTENDENT
BRUCE NEERHOF
Holiday Trash Pick-up
Due to the Labor Day Holiday falling on Monday, Sep-
tember 1, trash pick-up will be on WEDNESDAY, Sep-
tember 3.
Leaf Collection
Leaf collection will start on Monday, October 6th, and
continue until Monday, December 1st. Leaves should
be raked into the street along the curb in a three-foot
(3) wide row. No grass clippings, sticks, or other gar-
den debris is allowed.
Fire Hydrant Flushing And Water Valve Exercising
During the month of September the Village Public
Works Department will be exercising water valves. The
Department will also be performing maintenance on fire
hydrants and flushing the mains. Residents should be
aware that there will be periods of cloudy and discolored
water as sediment and mineral deposits in the water-
mains are disturbed.
If you have any questions about the Kohler water distri-
bution maintenance, please call 459-3881.
Garage Sale Signs
One temporary garage sale or for sale sign shall be
permitted on each lot or parcel. Signs located on public
property will be removed by the Public Works or Police
Department.
From Recreation Director
Doug Bocchini
Youth Center Employee
The Kohler Youth Center is looking for an experienced
adult who enjoys being around students, willing to work
approximately 12-15 hours per week. Qualified appli-
cants should have experience in an educational setting,
attend to details, possess a team orientation, and exhibit
strong interpersonal skill sets. For more information con-
tact Doug Bocchini at bocchinid@kohler.k12.wi.us or
pick up an application at the Kohler Village Hall, 319
Highland Drive, Kohler.
KPAL Flag Football
Dates: Wednesdays - Sept. 10, 17, 24 and Oct. 1
Time: 6:30-7:45 p.m.
Location: Ebben Field
Boys and girls benefit by being physically active through
non-contact play while learning the fundamentals of
football, lessons in teamwork and sportsmanship.
Ages: Boys/Girls Grades 2-4
Cost: $10
VILLAGE BOARD
The Village Board approved the following items dur-
ing their July 14 meeting:
Special Use Permit and Building Permit to Design and
Engineering, Inc. for a Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant
to be located at Deer Trace.
Woodland Cemetery revised memorial plans increasing
the diameter from 159 to 2 and adding three
benches.
Operators licenses as presented.
Hiring of Recreation Department and Public Works em-
ployees as presented.
Purchase of two digital in-car video camera systems for
$8,738.
May 2014 Revenue & Expense Reports and bank rec-
onciliation.
Bid from Vinton Construction for $333,008.51 for Non-
Motorized Transportation Projects.
July 2 cost analysis from Bray architects for $76,814
and increase the budget for an amount not to exceed
$80,000.
Tourism Promotion & Development Committee re-
quests for funds:
Promotion of 2014 Food & Wine Experience $60,000
Club Corp marketing partnership not to exceed $30,000
Promotion of Horse & Plow Packer radio shows
$16,000
The Kohler
Fire Department
thanks all who
participated,
supported,
and attended their
100th Centennial
Celebration!
Visit Facebook.com/kohlervillager
for photos!
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KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEWSLETTER
Call to Order
Marlene Yang called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
in the Kohler Public Library. Nancy Case called roll.
The following board members were present: Marlene
Yang, and Matt Kautzer. Christina Koberstein, Diane
Kelly and Nancy Case.
Statement of Public Notice
July 11, 2014
Approval of Agenda
Christina Koberstein moved to approve the agenda.
Nancy Case seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion
carried.
Board Presidents Report (Marlene Yang)
CESA 7 has an opening on the board of control. Nomi-
nations will be taken until July 31, 2014. The meetings
are once a month in Green Bay.
Superintendents Report (Quynh Trueblood)
I appreciate the boards constructive evaluation of per-
formance, 2 year contract offer, and continued sup-
port.
Rich Tengowski, music director, coordinated and di-
rected the combined high school band at the Acuity
dedication of the Worlds Tallest Symbol of Freedom
of in June. We thank Rich and Sheboygan county
music students for their fine representation and per-
formance.
Summer months are a productive time preparing for
the return of students and teachers. Our administrative
teams attention is on:
Offering health insurance benefits with key elements in-
cluding top-level plans, cost containment, sustainabil-
ity, and member education and choice. We are actively
working with National Insurance Services (NIS) to pur-
sue carriers committed to quality providers, service,
products, and pricing.
The teacher handbook is an evolving document con-
taining language expressly selected to promote and
achieve a positive and professional climate and culture
focused around productivity, pride, and growth from
clear systems and processes to achieve district goals
and priorities. The development and implementation of
a meaningful handbook represents a process for caring
for the people who care for our students and each
other. Multiple resources were used to develop the
draft language including our school attorney, templates
from school districts, conversations with superintend-
ents, an input session with teachers and a review by
selected union and non-union members. We recognize
and acknowledge that transition to an updated hand-
book requires transparency and sensitivity. Our efforts
will focus on clear communication throughout the
process toward achieving the most productive and
prideful work environment at Kohler Schools. We will
look to the board for approval in August.
Continued progress with technology in schools is
strong. Made possible by the generous support of the
Kohler School Foundation, Smart Boards are installed
in every elementary classroom. The Distance Learning
Center and Library Media Center have full installments
of Chromebooks. We continued to build a reality of en-
hanced learning from technology tools.
Class-sizes are maintained in the middle school and
lowered from last year for the elementary school and
core high school classes. From last year to the up-
coming year average class-sizes: 19.9 to 16.2 (EL),
20.5 to 20.6 (MS - core classes), 20.7 to 18.1 (HS -
core classes). Our schools are filling with children and
the additional staffing contributes to the smaller class-
sizes.
Track resurfacing complete is complete from the Ebben
Field phase II projects. We continue to seek donations
strategically focused on maintaining, improving, and
expanding our facilities and grounds to maximize com-
munity involvement.
Principals Report (Lori Neurohr)
Elementary News
The elementary teachers were all trained in Envision
Math, our new K-5 math curriculum. There are more
professional development tools available in the online
learning suite that accompanies the program, called
my Pearson Training. Beth Lambie and I are putting to-
gether a timeline for completing these, similar to what
was done for Reading Wonders.
The schedule for the 2014-2015 school year has been
finalized and will be shared with teachers this
week. Keyboarding has been added to the third, fourth
and fifth grade schedules. Students will have instruc-
tion two days per week for thirty minutes each
time. The keyboarding lessons will be taught by class-
room teachers. The Technology Team of Curt Coenen,
Alyca Arentsen and Ryan Miller have selected the cur-
riculum and completed lesson plans for the teachers.
The skills taught during this time will have our students
better prepared with the technology skills they will need
to complete our new state assessments. Another fea-
ture of the 2014-2015 schedule is a change to Bomber
Time. Last year, two grades were grouped together
(example: second and third grades had Bomber Time
at the same time) but this year we were able to create
a separate Bomber Time for each grade. This will
allow Beth Lambie time to service more students dur-
ing our intervention and enrichment time.
Middle School News
Our brand new Social Studies curriculum has arrived
and will be used in sixth, seventh and eighth grade
classrooms this fall. This new program covers the C-
3, College, Career and Civic Life standards as well as
the Wisconsin State Standards and has strong authen-
tic primary source analysis for students. Emphasizing
21st Century and College and Career Readiness skills,
students will be required to inquire, locate evidence,
analyze evidence and communicate their results. The
curriculum is rich with media literacy and technology
skills as well.
Our new English/Language Arts curriculum has been
ordered and is on its way. Pearson Common Core Lit-
erature is an exciting new literature program with a
unique Instructional Model that supports the critical
shifts in literacy. The gradual-release-model empha-
sizes building knowledge through content-rich non fic-
tion, reading and writing activities that are grounded in
evidence, and providing texts that are appropriately
complex and focus on academic vocabulary. The heart
of the gradual-release Instructional Model is a focus on
Text Sets. These Text Sets consist of an Anchor Text
with Related readings of multiple genres, centered on a
compelling topic. The goal is for students to form a co-
herent position on the topic by performing research,
holding discussions, and writing an argumentative
analysis.
Annual Seclusion and Restraint Report
During the 2013/2014 school year, there was a total of
one incident of physical restraint and zero incidents of
seclusion.
Future Problem Solvers International Presentation by
Andrew Grose
Review of District Finances
The finance committee will meet the 4
th
week of July to
discuss the 2014-2015 budget.
Consent Agenda
Approval of June 9, 2014 Regular Board Minutes
Approval of Invoices
Matt Kautzer moved to approve the consent agenda.
Nancy Case seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.
Action and/or Discussion Items
Approve the contract of Quynh Trueblood, Superin-
tendent/HS Principal, for the 2014-2015 and 2015-
2016 school years
Diane Kelly moved to approve the contract of Quynh
Trueblood, Superintendent/HS Principal, for the 2014-
2015 and 2015-2016 school years. Matt Kautzer sec-
onded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.
Approve the maternity leave request for Ashley
TeBeest, elementary special education teacher
Christina Koberstein moved to approve the maternity
leave request for Ashley TeBeest. Matt Kautzer sec-
onded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.
Approve the hire of Lacy Wiest, 50% middle school
math teacher
Diane Kelly moved to approve the hire of Lacy Wiest.
Christina Koberstein seconded the motion. All ayes.
Motion carried.
Approve the hire of Heather Sheets, 50% middle
school English teacher
Matt Kautzer moved to approve the hire of Heather
Sheets. Diane Kelly seconded the motion. All ayes.
Motion carried.
Accept the resignation of Pam Salm, 50% middle
school science teacher
Matt Kautzer moved to accept the resignation of Pam
Salm. Christina Koberstein seconded the motion. All
ayes. Motion carried.
Approve the finance committees recommendation to
move $160,000 from the unassigned fund balance
to the committed to capital improvements fund
balance
Matt Kautzer moved to approve the finance commit-
tees recommendation to move $160,000 from the
unassigned fund balance to the committed to capital
improvements fund balance. Diane Kelly seconded
the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.
Accept the generous donation from the Frederic C
Kohler Foundation in the amount of $14,250 to
broaden the course selection offered by Kohler Pub-
lic Schools and/or offer additional advanced courses
Diane Kelly moved to accept the generous donation
from Frederic C Kohler Foundation in the amount of
$14,250 to broaden the course selection offered by
Kohler Public Schools and/or offer additional advanced
courses. Nancy Case seconded the motion. All ayes.
Motion carried.
Accept the generous unrestricted donation from the
Ruth DeYoung Kohler Foundation in the amount of
$25,000
Nancy Cased moved to accept the generous unre-
stricted donation from the Ruth DeYoung Kohler Foun-
dation in the amount of $25,000. Christina Koberstein
seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.
Adjournment
Matt Kautzer moved to adjourn the board meeting.
Nancy Case seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion
carried. The meeting adjourned at 7:50 pm.
Board of Education Regular Meeting Minutes July 14, 2014
CLASS 1 LEGAL NOTICE
It is the policy of the Kohler School District
that no person may be denied admission
to any public school in this district or be
denied participation in, be denied the ben-
efits of, or be discriminated against in any
curricular, extracurricular, pupil service,
recreational, or other program or activity
because of the persons sex, race, na-
tional origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy,
marital or parental status, sexual orienta-
tion, or physical, mental, emotional, or
learning disability or handicap as required
by 118.13 Wisconsin Statutes. This policy
also prohibits discrimination as defined by
Title IX of the Education Amendments of
1972 (sex), Title VI of the Civil Rights Act
of 1964 (race and national origin), and
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of
1973. The district encourages informal
resolution of complaints under this policy.
A formal complaint resolution procedure is
available to address allegations of viola-
tions of the policy in the Kohler School
District. Inquiry related to Title IX of the
Education Amendments of 1972, which
prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex
should be directed to:
Quynh D Trueblood
District Administrator
Kohler School District
333 Upper Road
Kohler, WI 53044
(920) 459-2920
Any questions concerning s.118.13 Wis-
consin or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation
Act of 1973, which prohibits discrimination
based on handicap, should be directed to:
Quynh D Trueblood
District Administrator
Kohler School District
333 Upper Road
SCHOOL LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That pur-
suant to the Family Educational Right and
Privacy Act and State Statute 118.125(b)
and (2)(J), the Kohler School District has
designated the following as Directory Data
Information as provided in said Act and
Statute: students name, date and place of
birth, participation in officially recognized
extracurricular activities, dates of atten-
dance, awards received, the schools most
recently attended by the student, and pho-
tograph of the student. For students at-
taining junior and senior status after July
1, of the new school year, the students
name and address may be disclosed as
directory data. In addition, directory data
of juniors and seniors for the armed forces
will include telephone listings.
Any parent, legal guardian or guardian
ad-litem may refuse to permit the desig-
nation of the above information as direc-
tory data. In that case, the information will
not be disclosed without the prior consent
of the parent, legal guardian or guardian
adlitem, except as otherwise allowed by
law.
Any parent, guardian, or guardian ad-
litem refusing to have the designated di-
rectory data disclosed, must inform the
school district within 14 days to this effect,
through written notice to Dr. Quynh D
Trueblood, Superintendent, Kohler
School District, 333 Upper Road, Kohler,
WI, 53044. The Kohler School District will
release directory data only for news re-
leases of awards, recognitions, honor
roles, printed programs, district web page
(Only High School Students), or other
pupil information materials. The name and
address of each pupil who reaches junior
and senior status after July 1, of the new
school year will be released, upon re-
quest, to any educational institution in-
cluding branches of the armed forces,
unless the School District is informed that
this information may not be released with-
out prior consent. In addition, directory
data for the armed forces will include the
telephone listings of students attaining
junior and senior status after July 1, of the
new school year. Any previous notices on
file with the Kohler School District with-
holding the disclosing of directory data in-
formation are now void.
Children with disabilities procedure
The school district must locate, identify,
and evaluate all children with disabilities,
including children with disabilities attend-
ing private schools in the school district,
regardless of the severity of their disabili-
ties. The school district has a special ed-
ucation screening program to evaluate all
children with suspected disabilities and
are at least three years old. Upon request,
the school district will screen a child who
has not graduated high school to deter-
mine whether a special education referral
is appropriate. A request may be made by
contacting Cindy Payne, Director of Pupil
Services & Special Education.
Kohler Kare is now accepting applications for JK Kohler Kare school year
2014/15 and After School Kohler Kare for school year 2014/15. Forms
needed for this program are on the school web page under Kohler Kare or
are in the Bomber pamphlet outside the district office. JK Kohler Kare runs
from 11:00 until 3:15 with After School Kohler Kare runs from 3:15-5:30
each day that school is in session.If you have any questions or concerns,
please contact Mrs.Neil either by email ( neill@kohler.k12.wi.us ) or by call-
ing or 803-7250 or 803-7271.
Date Name City, State Amount
1 Sobecki Family Kohler, WI $20
2 Rhonda Holland Kohler, WI $20
3 Alex Johnston Kohler, WI $20
4 Paul LaBonty Slinger, WI $500
5 Cody Maki Sheboygan , WI $20
6 Wade Oberle $20
7 Andy Gruenke Sheboygan, WI $20
8 Al Mayer Sheboygan Falls, WI $20
9 Amy Klackner Manitowoc, WI $20
10 Brad Wicklund Kohler, WI $20
11 Ryan Kastner Oconomowoc, WI $20
12 Dierues Family Sheboygan, WI $20
13 Ed & Jonnie Dierkes Sheboygan, WI $20
14 Fink Family Kohler, WI $20
15 Rogene Bruckner Kohler, WI $20
16 Emma Fillafer Sheboygan Falls, WI $20
17 Jen Kelm Kohler, WI $20
18 Steve OBrien Kaukauna, WI $20
19 John Suralik Kohler, WI $20
20 Suzie Herold Kohler, WI $20
21 Rob Thomas Sheboygan Falls, WI $20
22 Joan Frassetto Kimberly, WI $20
23 Tesmer Family Kohler, WI $20
24 Patti Nowak Kohler, WI $20
25 Deb Pfrang Kohler, WI $20
26 Cody Maki Sheboygan , WI $20
27 Jenna Peters Kohler, WI $20
28 Amy Potokar River Hills, WI $20
29 Mike Lorge Sheboygan Falls, WI $20
30 Greg Girdaukas Sheboygan, WI $20
31 Romanoski Family Kohler, WI $20
Bomber Basketball Club raffle
calendar winners for July, 2014
Kohler Kare accepting applications
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Sheboygan Falls, WI, August 12,
2014 Pine Haven Womens Aux-
iliary has announced that their an-
nual autumn festival and brat fry to
benefit the residents of Pine Haven
Christian Communities will be
held on September 6th, 2014. The
event will take place in the residen-
tial center activity room and court-
yard at Pine Havens original
campus at 531 Giddings Avenue
in Sheboygan Falls.
The festival will include food,
entertainment, and harvest crafts.
Produce, crafts, baked goods,
canned items, and pies will be
available for purchase most of
which are hand-crafted by mem-
bers of the Womens Auxiliary.
There will also be brats, burgers,
potato salad, baked beans, desserts,
and beverages served from 1pm
6pm. Take outs are available. All
proceeds benefit the residents of
Pine Haven Christian Communi-
ties.
Pine Haven Womens Auxiliary
and all the staff at Pine Haven
Christian Communities encourage
everyone to come by to enjoy the
fall festivities, while supporting
your community.
Pine Haven Christian Communi-
ties started in 1950, with the open-
ing of Pine Haven Christian Home
in Sheboygan Falls. The main
campus is currently located on
Giddings Avenue and offers 50
beds in skilled nursing and 137 li-
censed rooms in the residential
center wing. Pine Havens Oost-
burg campus offers 30 assisted liv-
ing apartments with three levels of
care, while the Prairie Crossing
campus currently offer 40 apart-
ments for more independent senior
living. Pine Havens mission is to
provide the aging population we
serve an environment that is a
Christ-centered, safe haven offer-
ing quality, compassionate care.
For more information about Pine
Haven visit www.pinehaven.org or
contact Pine Haven at 920-467-
2401.
The Sheboygan County Tennis
Association and Sports Core
hosted the 2014 Sheboygan
County Jr. Tennis Championships
Friday, August 8th and Saturday,
August 9th at the Sports Core in
Kohler. Over 50 junior players
participated in six Divisions over
the two day tournament.
This years results were as follows:
Boys 14s Intermediate: Ben Vor-
pahl def. Elliot Opel 6-1, 6-3; Con-
solation Champion: Samuel
Biznek
Girls 14s Intermediate: Amber
DeAmico def. Shelby Horth 6-2,
6-1; Consolation Champion: Helen
Flynn
Boys 18s Intermediate: Ben Gues-
neau def. Aaron Mullikin 6-3, 6-4;
Consolation Champion: Kyle Yed-
ica
Girls 18s Intermediate: Elle Roe
def. Faith Yang 7-5, 6-4; Consola-
tion Champion: Amanda DeAmico
Boys 18s Advanced: Will Rupnick
def. Archie Brohn 2-6, 6-3, (10-7);
Consolation Champion: Ben Bach-
mann
Girls 18s Advanced: Shauna Stof-
fregen def. Lily Bohn 7-6 (7), 6-0;
Consolation Champion: Lauren
Horth
The SCTA and Sports Core
would like to thank the sponsors
who helped make the event a huge
success and who support youth
tennis in Sheboygan County:
Kohler Credit Union, Quasius
Construction, Pepsi Lakeside Bot-
tling Co., and Torke Coffee. Jason
Keller, Manager of Sports Core,
commented, Sports Core was
honored to work with the Sheboy-
gan County Tennis Association to
bring this exciting event back to
the area. We look forward to con-
tinuing this partnership and help-
ing to grow tennis in Sheboygan
County for years to come.
The mission of the SCTA is to
promote tennis, to encourage
sportsmanship, and to provide low
cost tennis opportunities for the
youth of Sheboygan County. For
more information on the SCTA or
on how to get involved with the
SCTA, go to the SCTA web site at
SheboyganTennis.weebly.com or
contact Darren Opel at 453-9695
or SCTA@live.com.
Pine Haven Womens
Auxiliary Autumn Festival
and Brat Fry to be held
September 6, 2014
2014 Doug Opel Memorial Sheboygan
County Jr. Tennis Championship
results
Submitted by Kohler Performing
Arts Organization
Another round of outstanding re-
gional talent descended upon the
Kohler Memorial Theatre earlier
this August and the Finals show on
September 6 at the Kohler Memo-
rial Theater is destined to be an-
other crowd pleaser!
On Saturday, September 6 at
6:00 p.m., the Kohler Performing
Arts Organization hosts its 2nd An-
nual Whos Got Talent? show-
case and a chance for performers
to compete for over $4,000 in prize
money. This years Finalists hail
from Milwaukee, Sheboygan,
Kohler, Elkhart Lake and Howards
Grove. Performances will include
pop songs, show tunes, rap and
opera, as well as classical and
modern piano performances, violin
(with a kick!), stand-up comedy,
Irish Dance (as you have never
seen it before!), as well as a
singing/guitar/comedy act that is
sure to delight!
New this year is a Teen category
along with Youth and Adult cate-
gories of competition. Once again
the audition Judges had a difficult
task of scoring these fabulous per-
formers. Dont decide you hate
me until you hear the end of what
Im about to say. said Ben Olson,
audition Judge and morning DJ
with 104.5/96.1 The Point in
Sheboygan. I hate Irish Dance.
But your performance, the way
your group interacted, your speed
and precisionand that ending! I
am now a fan of Irish dancing! It
is safe to say that the audition
Judges experienced many mo-
ments of shock and awe as the au-
dition process progressed over two
audition rounds.
This years Youth category Fi-
nalists, ages 5 to 12, will definitely
surprise and delight. Not to be
missed is an adorable family trio
act, doing a number from Disneys
Frozen including a very confi-
dent and talented 6 year-old whose
singing ability and poise will
amaze the audience this year.
There will be a Star Wars num-
ber that will bring a wide smile to
your face as well as a comedy
monologue that will impress even
the most seasoned performing arts
aficionado.
The phrase, this is not your av-
erage talent show was coined by
the Producers of Whos Got Tal-
ent? last year and this year is no
exception. Aside from the level
of talent each audition performer
brings to the stage, the best part is
seeing them walk into the audition
all nerves and anxiety, and then
walk onto that stage and shock us
all with their showmanship! ob-
served Rich Tengowski, show Pro-
ducer and Director of Instrumental
Music for Kohler Public Schools.
These folks are often as good as,
if not better than the talent on the
TV show Americas Got Talent.
To Tengowskis point, last years
Youth category winner Kamryn
Jones was approached by the Pro-
ducers of Americas Got Talent
after her Kohler Whos Got Tal-
ent performance received over
3000 hits on YouTube!
For more Finalist information
and some fun sneak peeks of what
to expect at the September 6th Fi-
nalist show, visit Kohler Perform-
ing Arts Organization Facebook
page.
As one performer said, A good
performer knows how to cry on
stage, but a great performer makes
the audience cry. At this years
show, the audience should expect
to feel a myriad of emotions from
these Finalists! Back again is the
Fan Favorite portion of the
show, where audience members
get to choose their Fan Favorites
for the evening by purchasing
votes after each performance. In
return voters receive a cool blink-
ing glow bracelet.
This years Celebrity Judges in-
clude returning Judge Douglas
Manderfield, Disney
performer/producer and former
Chicago Talent Agent, Jennifer
Kasten, voice coach of last years
winner Kamryn Jones, and Laura
Kohler who has a Masters Degree
in Fine Arts Theater and is a card
carrying member of the Screen Ac-
tors Guild and Actor Equity organ-
izations.
Once again there will be Food
Trucks available outside of Kohler
Memorial Theatre starting at 3pm
featuring BoMallies and Frogs
Phillys. Come enjoy a BoBurger,
Truffle fries and more! New this
year will be picnic tables to accom-
modate our Whos Got Talent?
fans.
Tickets are currently for sale on-
line at www.kohlerperformin-
garts.org. $10 for General
Admission and $20 for VIP seat-
ing. Tickets will also be sold at the
door. Dont miss this incredible
showcase of talent! Whos Got
Talent? September 6th @ 6pm at
the Kohler Memorial Theatre, 260
School Street, Kohler, Wisconsin.
Whos Got Talent? Finals Returns
to Kohler September 6!
Planning a school
fundraiser?Please read
The Kohler Villager
promotional guidelines here!
Kohler Schools contracts with
The Kohler Villager to compile,
print, and distribute the Kohler
Times newsletter as an insert within
The Kohler Villager. There are var-
ious organizations that hold
fundraisers to help support and en-
hance school-related programs, but
are not considered official school-
sponsored organizations. This cre-
ates a dilemma in how to handle
promotion of these events in The
Kohler Villager, especially if the
organizations want posters or other
large graphics promoting their
event to be published.
To help eliminate confusion, the
following guidelines have been es-
tablished:
A text-only press release or arti-
cle will be printed free of charge on
one of the pages adjacent to the
Kohler Times school newsletter
section (or on the KT page if there
is open space that needs filling).
The same will be applied to subse-
quent reminder articles as space al-
lows.
Articles placed on the front page
or toward the front of The Kohler
Villager are at the discretion of the
editor, and depend upon available
space after paid advertisers have
been accommodated. (Destination
Kohler, the Village of Kohler and
the school pay for their section
each month in The Kohler Villager,
hence why articles promoting their
events often appear on the front
page).
Posters, large graphics, or boxed
ads will be considered advertising
and charged the normal rate minus
the 25% nonprofit discount. Paid
ads are generally placed toward the
front of the paper for better expo-
sure. Visit kohlervillager.com and
click the Advertisinglink to
view rates and sizes. Rates can also
be quickly determined by multiply-
ing inches across, times inches
down, times 4.50, divided by 2.
(The width of ads must be 2, 4, 6,
8, or 10 inches across. Dont forget
to subtract 25% form the total for
nonprofits).
For some events like the Kohler
Classic, The Kohler Villager pro-
vides free advertising in exchange
for having its name and logo ap-
pear as a sponsor on event T-shirts
and other promotional materials.
Post-event thank you notes, list
of sponsors, and photos will be
considered as space allows, but or-
ganizations are encouraged to post
them online, then supply a link to
The Kohler Villager to publish.
Facebook works well for that pur-
poses, and is free!
As always, if anyone has any
questions, feel free to email
kohlervillager@charter.net, or call
920-331-4904. (Email is pre-
ferred).
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Kohler Waters Spa September Special
September 1-30
Enjoy 25% off select nail services & fa-
cials Monday through Thursday all month
long! Call 920-457-7777 for information
and reservations.
CHOCOLATE AND COFFEE PAIRING
Craverie Chocolatier Caf
Saturday, September 13, 11am, $15 per
person
Enjoy a Chocolate and Coffee Pairing with
Kohler Original Recipe Chocolates
Chocolatier Anette Righi DeFendi and
Torke Coffee Roasting Company repre-
sentative Aaron Guenther. Taste three
chocolates paired with three varieties of
coffee. Please call Craverie Chocolatier
Caf for reservations at 920-208-4933.
HORSE & PLOW BEER DINNER
SERIES - FEATURING SPRECHER
BREWING CO.
The Horse & Plow
Thursday, September 18, 7pm, $50 per
person
A beer pairings dinner with Sprecher
Brewing Co. Call 800-344-2838 for reser-
vations.
WHISKEY TASTING
Whistling Straits Irish Pub
Thursday, September 18, 3-5pm, Compli-
mentary
Enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the Irish Pub
with Jim Mulhall from Infinium Spirits, tast-
ing Teeling Irish Whiskey, Templeton Rye
Whiskey and specialty drinks made with
Carpano Sweet Vermouth.
Wisconsin Badger Football Season
Celebration
Wisconsin Trader
Through September 30
Get geared up for the kickoff of Wisconsin
Badgers football season! Wisconsin
Trader features an exceptional assort-
ment of mens and womens Wisconsin
Badger apparel. Choose from a great se-
lection of officially licensed tees, hoodies,
jackets, gifts and more! Receive 20% off
your purchase of Wisconsin Badger mer-
chandise, while supplies last. 920-451-
2113
Library of Flowers Fragrances
Kohler Gardener
September 1-30
Visit Kohler Gardener and treat yourself to
a fresh new fragrance from Library of
Flowers! Choose from a variety of capti-
vating scents such as: Field & Flowers
(notes: apricot, honeyed blossom, wild-
flowers), Honeycomb (notes: sugared fig,
ambrosia honey, and royal bee blossom)
and Linden (notes: Linden Blossom, Nar-
cissus, Clover Honey). Available in eau de
parfums, hand cremes, bath oils, soaps
and more! Receive 20% off your Library
of Flowers purchase. 920-458-5570
Black & White with a Bit of Color
ARTspace A Gallery of the John Michael
Kohler Arts Center
July 13 October 5
Features works by 10 artists from across
the country in a variety of media. The ex-
hibition includes ceramics, drawings, jew-
elry, photographs, tapestries and wood.
For more information please call 920-452-
8602.
SPORTS CORE SPECIALS, EVENTS &
CLASSES
For more information, pricing details
and to register call Sports Core at 920-
457-4444 or online at sports-core.com
for more information.
TRX Training Fall 1 and Group Swim
Lessons begin the week of September
29
Kids Night Out: Friday, September 12, 5-
9pm
Kids Motion: Saturday, September 13,
10-11:15am
Social Ballroom Dance Class: Mon-
days, September 15-October 6, 7-8pm
CRXtervals: Thursday, September 18,
5:45-7pm
Studio Dance Practice: Wednesday,
September 24, 7-9pm
Kindermusic at Take Note Studio is com-
ing to Sports Core! Kindermusik is...
Music and movement classes for chil-
dren newborn to age seven
A musical atmosphere of play, song,
dance, and learning
Connection for you with other parents
Ideas on how to use music to make par-
enting easier
The best per-class value in music and
movement $49/ month, including all tu-
ition and @Home music and materials.
Scholarships available.
Visit www.takenotestudio.net for class
schedule.
Salon at Sports Core: Who deserves
time out and a special treat for them-
selves? We each have strong and giving
women in our personal or professional
lives, and heres your opportunity to give
back or pay forward! Please submit a
brief story why you feel your candidate
is deserving by emailing
nikkimiller@kohler.com or dropping off in
the Salon during the month of September.
The winner of our special drawing will re-
ceive a mini make-over from one of our
talented technicians complete with a
color, cut and make-up application. Win-
ner to be announced in November.
Special Offer: Refresh your hair color or
create a new look for fall. Specially priced
$20 express manicure or pedicure for
each client who books a color service dur-
ing September.
YOGA ON THE LAKE SPECIALS AND
CLASSES
Special workshops and events will re-
sume in September. For more informa-
tion and a class schedule call Yoga on
the Lake at 920-453-2817.
Yoga Nidra: Friday, September 5, 7-
8:30pm, $25
Restorative Gentle Yoga: Friday, Sep-
tember 19, 6-8pm, $30
Hips and Shoulders: Saturday, Septem-
ber 20, 10:30am-1pm, $30
Restorative Yoga, Essential Breath and
Meditation: Saturday, September 20, 4-
6pm, $30
Inversions and Spinal Twists: Sunday,
September 21, 10:30-1pm, $30.
Celebrity Chefs Announced, Tickets on Sale for 14th Annual
Kohler Food & Wine Experience, October 23-26
Nationally-Acclaimed Chefs Graham Elliot, Stephanie Izard, Christopher Kimball, Rick Tramonto
and Geoffrey Zakarian headline the Stella Artois Main Stage
The 14th annual Kohler Food &
Wine Experience, the Midwests
premiere wine, spirits and culinary
festival, is once again boasting a
strong roster of award-winning
chefs and big flavors on October
23-26. Tickets for the four-day
weekend extravaganza filled with
interactive and educational experi-
ences are on sale now online at
www.KohlerFoodandWine.com or
via phone at 1-800-344-2838;
along with many other complimen-
tary events and samplings. A vari-
ety of Kohler Food & Wine
Experience hotel packages are
available at Forbes Five-Star The
American Club or Three-Star Inn
on Woodlake with exclusive access
to signature events and celebrity
chefs.
The 2014 Kohler Food & Wine
Experience celebrity chef line-up
features talented chefs from New
York City and Chicago, who offer
interactive culinary experiences in
a quaint village resort setting. Each
celebrity chef will host a cooking
demonstration on the Stella Artois
Main Stage with book signings, as
well as participate in a variety of
exclusive events including the
Feast of Talent Dinner. On par with
the nations top wine and spirits
events, Kohler Food & Wine Ex-
perience affords an interactive
platform where chefs celebrity
and regional favorites allow for
up-close-and-personal interactions
within an approachable setting.
Each of the sought-after Main
Stage sessions provides more than
200 ticketed guests with food sam-
ples of the chef-presented recipes
prepared on stage with an accom-
panying beverage pairing.
This years celebrity chef line-up
includes:
Graham Elliot Chicago chef
and restaurateur of Graham Elliot
Bistro who has competed on both
Iron Chef and Top Chef Masters.
Stephanie Izard Author
Bravos Top Chef Winner (2008)
and Executive Chef/partner of two
Chicago restaurants Girl & the
Goat and Little Goat.
Christopher Kimball Host of
the highest rated cooking show on
public television, Americas Test
Kitchen, editor and publisher of
Cooks Illustrated and Cooks
Country Magazines, and a frequent
guest on national television. He is
joined by cast members Bridget
Lancaster and Jack Bishop.
Rick Tramonto Chicago
chef cookbook author president
and culinary director at Tramonto
Cuisine Inc.; Season 2 of Top
Chef Masters as well as appearing
on Iron Chef and as a judge on Top
Chef.
Geoffrey Zakarian Chef and
restaurateur, owner of The Lambs
Club in New York City and Culi-
nary Director for The Plaza. In ad-
dition, author and television
personality as Iron Chef and judge
on Food Networks Chopped and
co-host on Food Networks new
series, The Kitchen.
Celebrating the culinary talents
across the Midwest, several note-
worthy chefs from various locales
throughout Wisconsin and nearby
Illinois will host seminars on the
Sub-Zero Wolf Midwest Chefs
Stage. This years regional chef
line-up includes Three Three Five
Chef Chris Manglass of Green
Bay, Wis.; The Paddock Club
Chef Lynn Chisholm of Elkhart
Lake, Wis.; The Iron Horse Hotel
Chef Bradford Shovlin of Mil-
waukee, Wis.; A Pig in a Fur Coat
Chef Dan Bonanno of Madison,
Wis.; Found Chef Nicole Peder-
son of Evanston, Ill.; and Quar-
tino Chef John Coletta and
Acadia Chef Ryan McCaskey of
Chicago, Ill. Popular Sheboygan
County restaurant owner and Chef
Stefano Viglietti will host a cook-
ing demonstration on the Stella Ar-
tois Main Stage. A variety of
talented chefs including The
American Club Executive Chef
Rick Boyer from The Kitchens of
Kohler restaurants will participate
in select events, special restaurant
menus and demonstrations
throughout the festival.
In addition to the culinary expe-
riences, many top-notch winemak-
ers and representatives serve as
hosts to more than 70 wine and
spirits seminars. Some participants
include: Maria Ponzi of Ponzi
Vineyards, Greg Morthole of Rod-
ney Strong Vineyards, Rob Mon-
davi of M. Mondavi Wines and the
Edrington Spirits Collection in-
cluding The Macallan and Brugal.
We know that the quality of the
presenting winemakers makes the
wine seminars memorable. The in-
timacy that the Kohler Food &
Wine Festival provides is a unique
draw for winemaking tastemakers
to present their own collections in
place of or alongside their regional
specialists, said Destination
Kohler Special Events Manager
Tricia Rathermel.
The evening flourishes with
lively celebrations of food and li-
bations delivering memorable ex-
periences for all interests. Classic
festgoer favorites and new events
are scheduled throughout the resort
at The Kitchens of Kohler Restau-
rants, as well as at a variety of
unique venues including the
Kohler Design Center a multi-
level product mecca showcasing
Kohler kitchen and bath products
and services. Signature events in-
clude the Taste of the Vine, Shake
& Stir Cocktail Party with
Stephanie Izard, Feast of Talent,
and Champions Dinner. New this
year is the On The Rocks event on
Saturday evening featuring cock-
tails from Deaths Door Spirits,
Don Q Rum and Casamigos
Tequila and chef action stations
hosted by a featured selection of
the events Midwest Chefs. The
weekend concludes with a first
time Sunday Brunch-themed Main
Stage Cooking Demonstration
with Jones Dairy Farms.
Throughout the weekend, guests
can enjoy complimentary demon-
strations and tastings at various lo-
cations across the resort. Gratis
experiences are hosted at The
Shops at Woodlake, Kohler Design
Center, Woodlake Market, Gour-
met Marketplace at The American
Club and Stella Artois Beer Tent
with the latter pouring complimen-
tary glasses from Stella Artois
Collection.
Stay up-to-date with event news
and happenings on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/americanclub
and on Twitter
www.twitter.com/theamericanclub
#KohlerFoodWine.
Courtesy of Kohler Co.