I will use these skillsand my commitment tohelp ensure that we areproviding the bestschools possible for allof our children. As greatas my responsibilitieshave been throughoutmy career, serving ourchildren is the greatest

responsibility. said Schueller.Board President Marlene Yang

stated, Mr. Schuellers back-ground compliments a Board oftalented and highly-accomplishedmembers: Chad Hamilton, SeniorVP and General Counsel for Sar-gento Foods, Inc; Diane Kelly, Ex-ecutive Director of TalentDevelopment for Baker Tilly; andChristina Koberstein, engagedcommunity leader. This is a criti-cal time in public education. Ivalue the dedication of these com-munity members to guide ourschools.

Peter Schuellers appointmentto the Board will last throughApril, 2016 when the seat will beopen for general election.

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Kohler Co. announcedRenee Suscha as the Man-ager Village Realty andDevelopment.

As manager, Suschawill attract and retain toprealtors, expand the pres-ence of Village Realtythroughout SheboyganCounty and work with customersto help them have a positive expe-rience in buying or selling theirhome.

Renee is a rare find and excep-tionally suited for this role, said

Michael Belot, GeneralManager DestinationKohler. She has a uniqueunderstanding and per-spective of the industrywe are all so passionateabout."Suscha has a background

in both real estate and hos-pitality industries stemming froma variety of positions in SheboyganCounty. In her seven years as aShorewest Realtors employeeSuscha was awarded the NationalReal Estate Sales Award and the

Most Increased Market ShareAward. As the owner and managerof Lake View Mansion Bed &Breakfast, Inc. of Sheboygan, shehas an understanding of the hospi-tality business. Additionally, shespent 15 years in the pharmaceuti-cal industry.

Suscha earned her BBA degreein Management from UW-White-water and is an active communitymember and has served as City ofSheboygan Alderman and as aSheboygan County AmericanHeart Association President.

Kohler Hospitality & Real Estate Hires Renee Suschaas Manager Village Realty and Development

The Village of Kohlerwill proudly present its an-nual July 4th Sousa Con-cert at Kohler Ravine Parkon Saturday, July 4.

Concessions open at6:00 p.m., with the concertstarting at 8:00 p.m. presented bythe Kiel Municipal Band under thedirection of Dr. Jon Meyer. Fire-works will follow.

Enjoy brats, hot dogs,hamburgers, cotton candy,sno-cones and popcorn.Concessions will be run bythe Kohler Schools AthleticDepartment. The KohlerFire Department will sell

beer.Rain date will be July 5. For

more information call The Ameri-can Club at 920-457-8000.

Peter Schuellerappointed to KohlerSchool BoardSubmitted by SchoolBoard President Marlene Yang

At its June 15 meet-ing, the Kohler SchoolBoard voted to appointPeter Schueller to theBoard replacing MattKautzer.

Mr. Schueller, a grad-uate of Kohler Schools, has beenpresident and owner of LakesideBottling Company since 2012.Mr. Schueller is a certified publicaccountant who was previously apartner with the audit and con-sulting firm, Deloite & Touche,LLP. He and his wife, Erin, havefive children four of whom arecurrently enrolled in the District.In addition to his professionalcredentials, Mr. Schueller citedthe following personal attributesin his letter of interest to theBoard: Forward and critical thinker Demonstrated leadership skills Bias towards thoughtful action Understanding and commit-

ment to governance Willingness to serve

Kohler Co. is pleased to announce three newadditions to the popular line of KOHLER Orig-inal Recipe Chocolates: Dark Chocolate CandyBars, Sugar-Free Landscape Tiles and DivineChunks.

Kohler chocolatier, Anette Righi DeFendi,handcrafts the pieces with the finest ingredi-ents to deliver an exceptional chocolate ex-perience.

The new products debuted at the SummerFancy Food Show in New York City, June28-30 and will be available for purchase inAugust 2015.

Each product is handmade in Kohler,Wisconsin at Destination Kohler, a ForbesFive-Star and AAA Five-Diamond resort. Dark Chocolate Candy Bars A classicfavorite, these dark chocolate candy barsare now available in three varieties: Sa-vory, made with 55% cocoa; Complex,made with 70% cocoa and Bold, made with78% cocoa.Sugar-Free Landscape Tiles Offeringthe same delicious taste of Kohler Choco-late, but without the sugar, Landscape Tiles

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Sheboygan, WI June 22, 2015 A consistent theme among em-ployers today is the need to findand retain quality employees. Andwhile no company is immune tothose challenges, Tender HeartsSenior Care learned that their ef-forts are creating positive results.

In the 2015 Private Duty Bench-marking Study, Tender Heartsfound they had a significantlylower turnover compared with the88% for the Great Lakes regionand 62% study wide. The studyhas been conducted annually since2009 by Home Care Pulse and en-dorsed by the Home Care Associ-ation of America. The 2015research surveyed 701 home careservice providers throughoutNorth America. In addition to em-ployment issues, the study ad-dresses finance, sales, marketing,and operations to allow compari-son to industry peers.

Ongoing education and supporthave assisted in employmentlongevity for Tender Hearts. Oftheir entire team, 61% have pro-vided over 10,000 hours of serviceper caregiver and 91% of the teamhas over 2,300 care hours per care-

giver. Typical for the home careindustry, employers offer onlinetraining with course material ac-cessed by caregivers when re-quired by the agency. TenderHearts takes a different approach.They use an on-premise classroomallowing for customization andflexibility to adapt to the needs oftheir caregivers and clients. Theirin-person training assures eachmember of the care team experi-ences optimal education and sup-port to encourage ongoing growth.

Our industry requires peoplewith a passion for care. Combinethat with the ability to deliver serv-ices for the unique needs of eachclient and you quickly realize thatfinding, and as importantly retain-ing, caregivers is crucial, saysTodd Witting, co-owner of TenderHearts Senior Care. To that end,we created Essential Functions As-sessments that each caregivercompletes to ensure they have theskills necessary to serve the cus-tom needs of the clients they willbe aiding. This means the care-giver is properly trained and alsohelps forge long-term relationshipswith those in our care.

75% of the Tender Hearts teamhas been with them for two ormore years and 50% for four ormore years. Those retention statsbecome even more impressiveknowing that Tender Hearts pro-vides services to more than doublethe clients than other agenciestheir size in the Great Lakes regiondo.

The final point of difference thatsupports employee retention forTender Hearts is they have 4.5 sup-port staff for the care team com-pared with 2.5 support staffstudy-wide in agencies in theirrevenue bracket.

Tender Hearts Senior Carebegan in 2006 when founderDawn Wittig recognized a need toprovide personalized services toelderly, physically or mentally dis-abled people who need more carethan family or friends can provide.They serve clients throughout She-boygan County with supportive,personal, property, skilled serv-ices; long-term care planning; andrespite. For more informationabout Tender Hearts and their serv-ices, call 920-459-0791 or visitwww.tenderheartsseniorcare.net

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Divine Chunks Filled with achunky peanut butter center, theDivine Chunks are available with amilk chocolate shell. Each hand-crafted piece has a unique color ofpink and purple.

When developing our newproducts, we wanted to create vari-eties that incorporate robust flavorsand excite the palate, said RighiDeFendi. Our new Dark Choco-late Candy Bars appeal to the ulti-mate chocolate lover, offering aricher and bolder taste, and theSugar Free Landscape Tilesslightly tart and nutty flavor com-bination is a match made in heaven.Creating the Divine Chunks was anexciting task for us as we wanted toappeal to both children and adults,with the taste and eye-catching col-ors.

All three products will be avail-able year-round. The new varietiescan be purchased, starting in Au-gust 2015, at Craverie ChocolatierCaf at The Shops at WoodlakeKohler and online at www.KohlerChocolates.com.

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NEW LISTING3226 N 10th St., SheboyganPERFECT LITTLE HOUSE

Kitchen appliances & washer-dryer included3 Bedrooms plus 1.5 car detached garageLaundry on the main levelEasy walk to Urban and North High SchoolsWhy rent when you could own this home

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SPECTACULAR LAKE MICHIGAN VIEWS!200 Feet of Lake Michigan frontage2 Acre beautifully landscaped yard1256 Main Level Sq Ft Ranch3+ Bedrooms, 2 full bathsFinished lower level adds another 1256 Sq FtOversized 2 car garageLarge deck for entertaining

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NEW LISTING2856 N Taylor Dr., Sheboygan

CONDO WITH WILDLIFE PRIVACY3 Bedroom, 3 bath Condo with walk-out lowerOverlooks the Maywood Park PreserveCathedral ceilings, fireplace, dining roomFantastic kitchen with granite countertopsFamily room, sitting room, 2 car garageScreened in porch, maintenance free deck, patio

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NEW LISTING914 Ashland Ave, SheboyganCLASSIC BRICK COLONIAL

Well maintained over the years3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths, 1559 sq ftUpdated kitchen with newer appliancesRefinished original hardwood floorsGenerous Sun porch, updated bathUpdated mechanical systemsNew roof in 2008, alley entry garage

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NEW LISTING2913 Evergreen Pkwy, Sheboygan

STUNNING LAKE MICHIGAN VIEWS!Ranch with 2671 Sq Ft plus lower on .722 AcresWall of windows in DR and LR w/fireplace3 Bedrooms and den or 4th BR, 2.5 bathsLower Rec Room with bar and fireplace2 flagstone patios with built-in grill2 Stairs lead to boardwalk and down to lakeProfessional landscape on Sheboygans Finest Street

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446 Pine Tree Rd, KohlerTRUE CLASSIC KOHLER COLONIAL

Pleasing neighborhood on The SquareBeautiful hardwood floors, mint condition2 Lg Bedrooms upstairs and 1st Flr den/3rd BRCommercial grade kitchen appliancesCozy sun porch, New 2 car garageNew windows and doors, LL bath facility

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SPACIOUS KOHLER CAPE CODWell Maintained with character & charmOversized living room, 1st floor denFamily room addition with bay window3 large bedrooms, good closet spaceOver 1800 sq ft, Quaint reading nookShared driveway but has its own 2 car garage

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N2380 Tamarack Ln, OostburgSPRAWLING EXECUTIVE RANCH

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132 School St, KohlerGRACIOUS LIVING-AFFORDABLE PRICE

Updated half of duplex in heart of Kohler3 Bedrooms, 1 bath, built in appliancesNewer windows, updated furnace2 Car garage, nice back yardPositive rent historyProximity to multiple Destination Kohler properties

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NEW LISTING720 Oak Tree Rd, Sheboygan

SPACIOUS TOWN OF SHEBOYGAN HOMESeveral super-sized roomsHuge living room flows to dining roomKitchen with pantry & radiant in-floor heatFamily room with fireplace4 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2486 sq ft2 Car garage, deck, shed, fenced yard

#3902 $210,000Meg Trager 207-9228

Come meet Elise and inspire your kitchen!

Award winning Local Author, Elise Cantrell will be at Richardson Kitchen

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Registration for the 2015 2016 soccer season for the com-munities of Cedar Grove, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburgand Sheboygan Falls has begun. This program is for youthin grades 1 8 in the Fall of 2015. The fall season is fromSeptember 12 October 31, 2015 and the spring season isfrom April 16 June 4, 2016.Registrations received by July 15, 2015 will re-ceive an early bird discount and are guaranteedplacement on a team. After July 15, all registrationsmust be approved by the YMCA and are based on teamand/or roster availability.For more information or to receive a registration form, pleasecall the YMCA at 920-467-2464 or visit our website atwww.sheboygancountyymca.org and click on the forms link.

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Central Lakeshore Conference Girls SoftballSheboygan Lutheran/Kohler finished ina tie for 3rd place. The following playerswere honored.First team (all unanimous selections)Catcher Alyssa Hotz, sr. Infielder Jordyn Thaves, sr. Outfielder Hannah Frey, jr.Second teamPitcher, Abby Smith, jr.Honorable mentionInfielder Lexie Holly, jr.Infielder Kaelin Sbrocco, so.Central Lakeshore Conference Girls SoccerThe following players were honoredfor Sheboygan Lutheran/Kohler.Second TeamClaudia Zastrow, sr.Honorable MentionEmily Sass, sr. Maddie Wandschneider, fr.Eastern Wisconsin Conference Boys TennisKohler finished in 1st place. Thefollowing players were honored.First Team, #1 singlesCasey Johnson, fr. Second Team, #1 doublesNoah Fink, sr. and Archie Brohn, so.Second Team, #2 doubles Pat Marzano, sr. and BrendanPellegrio, jr.

Kohler Highathletes named toAll-CLC teams

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Relaxation expert John Oestreicherhas been meditating for 30 years andteaching meditation for ten years. Inthis informative and relaxing class,participants will learn: the benefits ofmeditation, how and when to meditate,focused attention, and how to slowdown and release the minds endlesschatter. Students will practice medi-tating and each individual will receivea customized meditation based on theirgoals and energy scan.Date: Tuesday, July 21, 2015Time: 6:30pm 8:30pm Fee: $30.00 (cash or check)Healthy Sleep

Relaxation expert John Oestreicherwill teach you how to fall asleep easilyand quickly. Learn to sleep soundlyand release the endless monkey mindchatter to create a restful night. Learnabout natural, holistic and practicaltechniques that help you develop acalm and peaceful mind for longer andhealthier sleep. Date: Tuesday, July 28, 2015Time: 6:30pm 8:30pm Fee: $30.00 (cash or check)

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Kohler-Andrae State Park one ofmost popularBy Kevin Struck

Based on a recent report,Kohler-Andrae State Park had anestimated 414,830 visitors in 2010,which placed it 6th among Wis-consins 45 state parks. These vis-itors spent a total of $19,893,383during their visit or en route. Thereport, Economic Impacts of theWisconsin State Park System, waspublished by the Wisconsin De-partment of Natural Resources inNovember, 2013. The nearly $20million in visitor expendituresranked Kohler-Andrae 9th overall.

(Devils Lake was 1st in both cat-egories.)

Positive opinions about our localState Park are easy to find. Ienjoy visiting Kohler-Andrae forso many reasons, from taking mybicycle out for a ride or going fora walk, visiting friends at thecampsites, or even hanging outdown by the lakeshore with thefamily, said Sheboygan CountyAssociate Planner, Emily Vetting.

I really enjoy having one of thebest state parks in Wisconsin just afew miles away. Its a beautiful

park for biking, hiking, walking onthe beach or just relaxing! saidSheboygan resident StevenHeinen.

Indeed, many of Kohler-An-draes biggest fans are from rela-tively close by. Approximately80% of the parks visitors werefrom an 8-county southeastern re-gion that included Sheboygan,Ozaukee, Washington, Waukesha,Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha, andWalworth. For comparison, only55% of visitors to all Wisconsinstate parks came from a particular

parks region. The report also summarized vis-

itor expenditures by the type ofstate facility, with visitors spend-ing an estimated $90 per personper day at State Trails, $67 at StateRec Areas, and $50 at State Parks.Most of the additional spending atState Trail sites was due to dollarsallocated for accommodations andrestaurants/bars by snowmobilersand ATV riders, which was morethan double what was spent byState Park visitors for the sameitems.

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Join us this summer as music fills the air along the shore of Wood Lake in Kohler. Every Sunday, June 7-August 23, from 1 to 3pm, a fresh, exciting act will perform live at The Shops at Woodlake Kohler. Soak up some sun, kick back with a bite to eat or a cold refreshment, and enjoy the free summer concert series courtesy of Destination Kohler. In case of inclement weather, concerts will take place in the Breezeway at The Shops at Woodlake.

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Veterans and families of veterans invited to share photos/stories on Facebookpage dedicated to new Kohler veterans memorial

Military veterans, families and friends are invited to sharestories and photos on a Facebook page that has been set up inconjunction with the Kohler Civic Clubs new Veterans Me-morial.

The Kohler Civic Club envisions memorial, which was ded-icated this past November at Kohler Cemetery, as a Celebra-tion Memorial that not only honors veterans, but is meaningfulto the veterans, their family and freinds, and all who visit it.

Visit facebook.com/kohlerveteransmemorial to view photosof the dedication, old documents relating to Kohler residentswho served or registered for the draft, military headstones atKohler cemetery, and more. No Facebook account is requiredto view the page, but you will need to register an account topost or comment.

You may also email photos etc. to kohlervillager@charter.netand Iwill post them on the page for you.

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KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEWSLETTER

Friday, December 161:45 p.m.

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KOHLER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICTSCHOOL CENSUS INFORMATION

Please fill out and return this census form even if you do not have children.

TO THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN:This form is to obtain information for our census. Please complete the questions with reference to all per-sons in you household, from birth to 21 years inclusive, married or single.If you do not have any children, write none in column 1.

Please complete this form regardless of whether your children are in public, private ornot currently enrolled in any school at the present. The form may be brought to theHigh School office or mailed. If you have any questions, please call 803-7200.CHILD FIND Subchapter IV of Chapter 115, Wisconsin Statutes mandates that school district personnel are aware ofall children between the ages of birth and 20 who have or are suspected of having physical or orthopedic disability, cog-nitive disability, or other developmental disabilities such as hearing impairment, visual disability, speech or languagedisability, emotional disturbance, learning disability, autism, traumatic brain injury or any combination of conditionswhich may result in the need for exceptional educational services to supplement or replace regular education. If such acondition exists with any of your children, please list in the column that deals with the disabled. Providing this information will assist in appropriate referrals to meet your needs.

Under school attended, please write the name of the school and check public or non-public.

Please return the bottom portion to the High School office by August 1, 2015.

Kohler School District

333 Upper Road.SCHOOL CENSUS INFORMATION

I hereby certify that the statements hereafter given are correct.

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Congratulations to the followingstudents for earning the Presiden-tial Awards at Kohler ElementarySchool. Earning the Gold awardby having almost all As and atleast an 85% standardized testscore are: Kyle Cech, Ava Childs,Sophia DePagter, Allyson Foote,Quincy Holmes, Molly Melowski,Cohen Otte, Katelyn Roblee, Ben-jamin Roeber, Brock Romanoski,Sophia Sokhi, and NatalieUdovich. Earning the Silveraward by effort, improvement

and/or just missing the gold listare: Casey Bartelt, Grace Breiten-bach, Edward Bullard, FlorenceButterfield, Hailey Cole, AadityaDevkota, Henry Dierkes, MakennaElmendorf, Kennedy Gebler,Olivia Hunsucker, Isabel Kehoe,Tobias Landes, Nicole Roatch,Charles Roeder, Kimberly Schip-per, John Senti, Malinda Shaw,Donald Sobecki, SamanthaStalzer, William Tipton, GrantUnger and Madeline Wohlgemuth.

Donations are being sought topartially fund sixteen Kohler fifthgrade students so they may attendTrees for Tomorrow in October.

The fifth grade is hoping to fundabout one third of the total expenseand needs to raise approximately$1200.

Anyone who is interested in do-nating to this learning experienceshould contact fifth grade teacherDuane Du Mez, atdumezd@kohler.k12.wi.us.

Kohler Elementarystudents awardedPresidential Awards

Donations sought forfifth grade trip to Treesfor Tomorrow Camp

Marisa Allison AdamsSierra Marie AguirreAdrienne Julianna AhlborgJessica Anne BeasleyTaylor James BertschyEmily Kate BolandTrevor Matthew BramstedtAndrew James BryceHannah Elise CantrellDavid ChenMegan Elizabeth ConklinNoah David FinkLily Nicole HartBerta Hidri

Audra Kristine HoffmannAidan Michael HoganAlyssa Shae HoltzBethany Anne KayKaleigh Skye KraftAnnika Hanson LeeKatherine Ann LindowBenjamin Gerald MadiganPatrick Dominic MarzanoJack Alexander O'KeefeSujeeth Goud RamagoniKatherine Elizabeth RuelleConnor Scott SbroccoLeigh Erin Schlecht

Joseph James SchmittCarson William SchneiderHannah Marian SmithLevi Ammon SmithLauren Hailey SplivaloRebecca Marie StockSarah Elisabeth SutherlandJohn William TengowskiCharles James TobinJordan Alexander ToellerJakob Mitchell Cain WickertTommy Tsimneej Xiong

2015 Kohler High School graduates

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A Ping Pong tournament was recently held at the Kohler Youth Center. Each days champion signed a green shirt.

Thank you to all volunteerswho made this years Field

Days a huge success!

Simran Bhatia, who will be a fifth grader at Kohler El-ementary this fall, participated in the 2015 US JuniorOpen National Chess Championship held at SchaumburgIL June 12-14.

The prestigious annual three-day, six-round NationalUSCF rated chess championship was hosted by ChessIQ Academy. The competition included 184 play-ers under age 21 from all over the United States. Simranfinished first place in the U1200 section, where she com-peted against 38 players in the under age 11 category.

Simran Bhatiafinishes first atnational chess championship

Submitted photo

Ping Pong tourney heldat the youth center

Kohler Elementary end of school field day

Kohler School Friends PTOhosted the 9th Annual KohlerClassic 5k/1 mile Run/Walk onSaturday June 13, 2015. Proceedsfrom the event support the studentsand faculty of the Kohler SchoolDistrict through curriculum en-hancements. This years overallwinners of the 1 Mile Fun Run areAshton Brusse and MollyMelowski. The 5k overall winnersare Jack Kral 17:31 and AshleyScheele 19:36. All of the resultswill be posted at Kohlerschool-friends.com. To view photos, visitfacebook.com/kohlervillager.

Kohler School Friends ParentTeacher Organization would liketo thank everyone who supportedthe 2015 Kohler Classic! Thisevent would not be possible with-out the dedication of our volun-teers and the generosity of oursponsors. Your support is greatlyappreciated and we are proud tolist your names.Committee Members: Event Di-rectors, Kerri Roeder and SaraSmith; Co-director, Josh An-drews; Fundraising, Cathy Cas-sady; Goody bags, Jessica Biever;

Timing/Results, Katie LeBlanc;Awards, Jen Roeber; Conces-sions, Darlene Beaudoin; SonnyAnderson, Chelsie Warner.Volunteers: Cheryl VanZeeland,Leslie Yetzer, Maggie Melowski,Dawn Shepherd, Alex Shepherd,Zach Jarentowski, Carter Gebler,Deb LaDuke, Mary Kral, ShawnaUselding, Beth Tengowski,Brooke Warren, Rhonda Holland,Paula Anderson, Kirk Anderson,Ashley Tebeast, Lisa Boucchini,Duane Dumez, Gena Gebler,Judy Hoffman, Jennifer Zugal,

Kristin Otte, Sydney Smith, LisaGreen, Craig LeBlanc, BenLeBlanc, Rachel Montes, ArvinMontes, Spencer Andrews, Bren-dan Biever, Michelle Pociask,Chief Rutton and the Kohler Po-lice Department.Event Sponsors:Gold - $500 and aboveKohler Tourism & Promotion,Kohler Co., The Kohler Villager,Kohler School Friends PTO, Dr.Linda Bryce-Family Dentistry,Pepsi Lakeside Bottling Co., Pre-

vea Health, and Sargento.Silver - $250-$500Johnson Bank, Hess Dental Care,Sheboygan Oral & MaxillofacialSurgery, Sheboygan Chevy,Remax Universal Realty, JimmyJohns, Magestro Orthodontics,Alliant Energy, Wisconsin Bank &Trust, Kennedy Ford-ShboyganFalls.Bronze - $100-$249BMO Harris Bank, Bitter Neu-mann, Mountain Promotions,Sweet Potatos, Caans

Kohler Classic results announced

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Call to OrderMarlene Yang called the meeting to order at 7:06p.m. in the Kohler Public Library. Paula Andersoncalled roll. The following board members were pres-ent: Marlene Yang, Chad Hamilton and Diane Kelly.

Statement of Public NoticeMay 8, 2015

Approval of AgendaChad Hamilton moved to approve the agenda. DianeKelly seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.

Board Presidents Report (Marlene Yang)

Marlene met with Tom Schnettler to discuss howto attract future Kohler residents and how tomake Kohler the residence of choice for newfamilies.

Superintendents Report (Quynh Trueblood)NATIONAL HISTORY DAY PROJECTSCongratulations to Emma Egbert and Cindy Zheng forreceiving a medal and special award for Civil Rightsfor their project on Judy Chamberlin. Three projectsare moving on to the National competition in June inMaryland. Special recognition goes to: Kate OLearywith her play on Elizabeth Blackwell , Nicole Koe-necke and Hannah Neist with their exhibit on Ma-hatma Gandhi, Grace Unger and Cecilia Zielke withtheir exhibit on William Lloyd Garrison. Our stu-dents achievement is made possible, in part, by thefull-hearted support of their teachers: Ms. MonaLaBudde and Mr. Matt Beyens and theirfamilies. Thank you to Mrs. LaBudde and Mr.Beyens and families for their support.

FORENSICS Congratulations to Ian Creek, Matt Feltner, andAlexandrea Willadsen for their outstanding perform-ance at the state forensics competition earning themletters and silver medals. Forensic performancesare judged on composure and the ability to connectwith the audience. For all students, there is ahealthy amount of anxiety and Matt and Ian over-came the unique adversities associated with AutismSpectrum Disorder. The difference was made by theextraordinary efforts of the faculty of the special ed-ucation department: Ms. Lori Schmid for tirelesspracticing and traveling to the competition and sup-port throughout the process, Mrs. Kim Wilkens andMs. Alree Thee for their supportive coaching. Ourentire school community celebrates this moment ofpride.

PIE THROWING CONTESTStudents of Mr. Tengowskis advisory raised moneyfor charity from the sales of a chance to throwcream pie in the faces of Mr. Poytinger, Ms.Godlewski, Mr. Bocchini, and me. We discoveredthat cream is an effective hair product! In the spiritof community building, it was good fun for all.

TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEKThe school community celebrated the extraordinarywork of our teachers and support staff at a luncheonhosted by the Kohler School Friends and with gifts ofappreciation throughout the week. Special thanks toNicole Brigham for the thoughtful gifts and SonjaHeins, Beth Tengowski, and Linda Lewis for prepar-ing the luncheon.

EBBEN FIELD UPDATESeeds planted, straw laid, hope to see first blades ofgrass come Memorial weekend. In the fall, Soccergames will be played on the football field. Practicefacilities will be onsite on the west field, planted lastyear, for football and soccer practices in coordina-tion with coaches and game schedules. A summerand fall fundraising drive for lights on the soccerfield is ahead.

BUDGETAn unprecedented groundswell in oppositionto the proposed cuts to the education budget hasspread across the state. Board resolutions, superin-tendent and teacher letters to legislators and editori-als, parent groups testimonials at public hearings,

and alliances with business partners is making astatement that Wisconsin public schools need therestoration of 127M in proposed cuts to the bien-nium budget. Restoration of the cuts would putschools back to zero rather over negative. As StateSuperintendent Evers states, Zero is not a win.The states budget process will conclude in the nextweeks. I applaud and thank everyone who hastaken interest and action in support of funding forquality public education in our community.

PRINCIPAL SEARCH UPDATEI wish to thank the board, faculty, and families fortheir time and commitment to the input sessions forprincipals for our three schools. It is crystal clearwe are a community deeply invested in our schools.We share excitement over finding the best to leadour schools.

STRATEGIC COMPENSATIONA presentation by the committee provided teacherswith the committees goals, process, guiding ques-tions, research, and the performance-base salarymodel. There was overwhelming consensus for ap-preciation for the committees work and boardscommitment to supporting quality educators.

KEY CLUB High school students from Key Club and I were de-lighted to spend our afternoon with the communityat the Firemans picnic fundraiser. I am so proud ofhow our high school students served in the spirit ofgiving to the community.

WASDA 48th ANNUAL EDUCATION CONFERENCEThe theme: Closing the communication gap: Build-ing relationships with key audiences in your districtis a tImely topic for Kohler School District and its futurecommitment to strategic communication. The newrole for school leaders includes Evidence Based Ad-vocacy. We will be listening and learning together tostrengthen our community through the work of ourschools.

Principals Report (Lori Neurohr)

Elementary NewsThanks to the generosity of the Kohler School Foun-dation, our fourth grade students recently went on afield trip to JA Biztown. JA BizTown gives thousandsof students in grades four through six the opportu-nity to run banks, manage restaurants, read utilitymeters, use debit cards, and even vote. It combinesin-class learning with a daylong visit to theirfacility. It is a fully interactive, true-to-life simula-tion where students learn the fundamental relation-ship between academics and life beyondschool. Their interactive curriculum engages andexcites students, leading to stronger critical-thinkingand decision-making skills and more confidence.

Middle School NewsThe 8th grade students attended Junior Achieve-ments Finance Park on Friday, April 24th. Over thepast month, advisors have been teaching the kidsthe JA Curriculum to prepare them for their experi-ence on this day. The experience took place from9am - 1:30pm.

The eighth graders got to see what financial deci-sions parents need to make on a weekly basis. Theadvisors heard many comments from studentsthroughout the day about their excitement and whatthey learned. Many of them were in aww aboutbudgeting their money and realizing that the dollardoes not go very far. Each student was given a situ-ation. For example, married, 2 children, credit scoreof 500, income of $25000 per year, and had to maketheir purchasing decisions based on their scenarioin the following areas: home, vehicle, cell phoneplan for their family, eating out, clothing purchases,and many more. They even had to make credit cardpayments in addition to paying utilities! Their goalwas to have a balance of $0 at the end. This in-cluded putting money into savings and giving tocharities, if they could afford it.

JA does a great job making the experience as realis-tic as possible. Their curriculum prepared the stu-dents to make the best educated decisions based ontheir specific financial situation. Thank you to theKohler Foundation for funding this worthwhile fieldtrip for our students.

163 elementary students and 184 middle schoolstudents completed their Badger testing over thelast several weeks. I want to acknowledge the hardwork of the students, the teachers who proctored thetests, Ryan Miller for his outstanding technical sup-port and Karen Ingels for diligence in making sureeverything ran smoothly.

High School Certificates of HonorQuynh Trueblood presented the following high schoolstudents with certificates of honor : Madeson Al-brecht, Hank Biznek, Abby Cieszynski, Joe Copper-smith, Hannah Coppersmith, Ashlyn Finney, AmeliaGrose, Isabel Heins, Riland Hidri, Zach Hoell, AudraHoffmann, Casey Johnson, Brigita Kant, CharlesKeller, Jack Kohler, Sam Kohler, Kaleigh Kraft, HunterLewinski, Katie Lindow, Michael Maggi, Ben Maki,Amanda Meyer, Taylor Oreck, Lauren Perzewski, SamPfrang, Lorrigan Puls, Kaleigh Roeder, Jenny Rutten,Rachel Safford, Carson Schneider, Frances Scheuller,Toni Soriano, Megan Sprinkman, Kelsey Stock, TylerTuttle, Charles Twohig, Cameron Uselding, EmilyVallo, Sam Wenberg, Lucas Wesemann, Tilydia Xiong,Tiffany Xiong, and Christy Zheng.

National History Day presentations by KohlerMiddle School StudentsCecelia Zielke and Grace Unger gave a presentationregarding William Lloyd Garrison. Hannah Neist andNicole Konecke gave a presentation about MahatmaGandhi. Kate OLeary spoke about Elizabeth Black-well. These students will be attending the nationalcompetition in College Park, Maryland.

Review of District FinancesThe budget continues to be on track. No financecommittee was held this month.

Consent AgendaApproval of April 13, 2015 Board Meeting minutesand April 27, 2015 Special Meeting minutes Approval of InvoicesReports of the Finance CommitteeNo items to re-portReports of the Committee of the Whole

College and Career Advisor position2004 State Trust Fund LoanResolution of Fund 46Residual Fund Balance

Diane Kelly moved to approve the consent agenda.Chad Hamilton seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.

Action and/or Discussion Items

Accept the resignation of Matt Kautzer, KohlerSchool Board MemberChad Hamilton moved to accept the letter of resig-nation of Matt Kautzer. Diane Kelly seconded themotion. All ayes. Motion carried.

Election of Board OfficersQuynh Trueblood called for nominations for the officeof board president. Diane Kelly nominated MarleneYang as president. Chad Hamilton seconded themotion. All ayes. Motion carried. Diane Kelly nomi-nated Christina Koberstein as vice-president. ChadHamilton seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion car-ried. Marlene nominated Diane Kelly as treasurer.Chad Hamilton seconded the motion. All ayes. Mo-tion carried. Diane Kelly nominated Chad Hamiltonas clerk. Marlene Yang seconded. All ayes. Motioncarried.

Appoint CESA 7 RepresentativeMarlene Yang appointed Christina Koberstein as theCESA 7 representative.Set monthly meeting date

Chad moved to designate the 2nd and 4th Monday ofthe month as meeting dates. Diane seconded. Allayes. Motion carried.

Designation of depositoryChad moved to continue the relationship with Asso-ciated Bank, Sheboygan division as the designateddepository. Diane seconded. All ayes. Motion car-ried.

Designation of newspaperDiane moved to designate the Sheboygan Press asthe School District of Kohler official newspaper de-signee. Chad seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.

Designation of Kohler TimesChad moved to designate the Kohler Times for publi-cation of the official board meeting minutes. Dianeseconded. All ayes. Motion carried.

Designation of legal advisorChad moved to approve JimKoromfromvonBriesen& Roper, s.c. as the Kohler School Dis-trict legal advisor. Diane seconded the motion. Allayes. Motion carried.

Announcement of school board termsMarlene Yang announced the following: Marlene Yang, term beginning in the year 2013 andending in the year 2016Christina Koberstein, term beginning in the year2014 and ending in the year 2017Chad Hamilton, term beginning in the year 2015 andending in the year 2018Diane Kelly, term beginning in the year 2015 andending in the year 2018

Accept the resignation of Jenna Hammann, 3rd

grade teacherDiane Kelly moved to accept the resignation of JennaHammann. Chad Hamilton seconded the motion. Allayes. Motion carried.

Accept the resignation of Becky Morgan, specialeducation aidChad Hamilton moved to accept the resignation ofBecky Morgan. Diane Kelly seconded the motion. Allayes. Motion carried.

Approve the hire of John Waters, 4th gradeteacherDiane Kelly moved to hire John Waters. Chad Hamil-ton seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.

Approve the hire of Sydney Cleven, 3rd gradeteacherDiane Kelly moved to hire Sydney Cleven. ChadHamilton seconded the motion. All ayes. Motioncarried.

Approve the National History Day finalists to at-tend the competition in College Park, MarylandChad Hamilton moved to approve the NHD finaliststo attend the out-of-state competition. Diane Kellyseconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.

Approve new policy 8550Competitive FoodSales as recommended by NEOLA and the ad hocpolicy committeeDiane Kelly moved to approve policy 8550. ChadHamilton seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.

AdjournmentChad Hamilton moved to adjourn. Diane Kelly sec-onded the motion. All ayes. The meeting adjournedat 8:10 pm.

Board of Education Regular Meeting May 11, 2015

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THE VILLAGE VIEW4th of July Sousa ConcertThe Village of Kohler proudly pres-ents the 4th of July Sousa ConcertSaturday, July 4. Join us for an excit-ing night of live music and entertain-ment at Kohler Ravine Park. FreeAdmission.

Concessions open at 6pm, Sousa Concert starts at8pm, followed by fireworks.

Music presented by Kiel Municipal Band under thedirection of Dr. Jon Meyer.Enjoy brats, hot dogs, hamburgers, cotton candy, sno-cones and popcorn. Concessions run by the KohlerSchools Athletic Department. The Kohler Fire Depart-ment will sell beer.

Rain date July 5. For more information call TheAmerican Club at 920-457-8000.

The Village Board thanked Bill Kunst for his years ofoutstanding service and contributions to the Village ofKohler as a Trustee.

FROM CLERK/TREASURER LAURIE LINDOWVillage Meetings Scheduled for July7/1 Property Committee 5:00 pm7/6 Finance Committee 5:00 pm7/8 Library Board (at Library) 12:30 pm7/13 Village Board 5:30 pm7/23 Planning Commission 4:30 pm

All meetings are held at Kohler Village Hall, 319Highland Drive, unless otherwise indicated.

TwitterFollow the Village of Kohler on Twitter @KohlerVillage.

2nd Installment Real Estate Tax PaymentsIf you didnt pay your real estate taxes in full, the sec-ond installment of your tax bill is due July 31, 2015.Payments can be made in person at the SheboyganCounty Treasurers Office, 508 New York Avenue,Sheboygan. If paying by mail, the payment must bepost marked on or before July 31, 2015, checks ormoney orders only, payable to the Sheboygan CountyTreasurer, 508 New York Avenue, Sheboygan, WI53081. Second installment payments cannot be ac-cepted at the Village of Kohler Clerk-Treasurers Of-fice. If you have any questions regarding payment ofproperty taxes, please call the Sheboygan CountyTreasurers Office at 920-459-3015.

Office HoursThe Village Offices will be closed Friday, July 3. Reg-ular office hours are Monday Friday, 7:30 am 4:00pm.

FROM POLICE CHIEF BILL RUTTENBike Safety DayOn June 6, 2015 the Kohler Police Department helda bike safety day in the parking lot adjacent to theVillage Hall buildings. We had approximately 45 at-tendees with some really nice weather. OfficerMatthew Hocevar and Administrative AssistantJodie Kuklinski did a good job in preparing for theevent this year. Harley from Wolfs Cycle was pres-ent and did a safety inspection on each bicycle.Each attendee received a new bicycle helmet and abike accessory along with a beverage and a bag ofchips. The bicycle helmets were provided at a dis-count and fitted by Aurora Memorial Medical Cen-ter. The chips were donated by Frito Lay ofOostburg and the soda was donated by LakesidePepsi out of Sheboygan Falls. We all look forwardto doing it again next year. Pictures of the event areposted on the Kohler Police Department website atwww.kohlerpolice.com.

New WebsiteWhen you go to www.kohlerpolice.com, you willfind that the website has been updated. We stillhave the vacation checks and bike license applica-tion on the site. Administrative Assistant JodieKuklinski put a lot of hard work into it, and hope-fully you find the new site to be better than the pre-vious one.

Parking issuesThis is just a reminder that the Village has restric-tions on parking of trailers, campers, and RVs onany Village street for longer than a 24 hour period.If an owner of an RV needs longer than that forpreparation for a trip, contact the police department.The ordinance (11.20.030) was enacted to limit theamount of boats and other types of trailers on thestreets for several reasons, including esthetics.

FROM YOUTH CENTER MANAGERRHONDA HOLLANDThe July Activity Calendar at the Youth Center hasbeen set. Up and coming events include the popularPing Pong Tournaments, Friday Night Movie Nightsand free billiards all day on Sundays. Excitingevents for the month of July include: a middleschool lock-in July 14, talent show July 22, and alive band and our 100th day of operation celebrationon July 25. Check our websitehttp://recreation.kohlervillage.org for all the detailsand to see the Activity Calendar at a glance.

Details of our events are as follows:Games Anyone will be held Tuesday, July 7 at 2PM.Please meet at the Youth Center or Pool and join inthe fun.

Ping Pong Tournaments are held throughout themonth of July. Win the tournament and sign ourchampion t-shirt. This t-shirt will be on display atthe Youth Center all summer.Friday night movie night begins each Friday at6PM. This is held in the middle and high school car-peted area.

Free Billiard Sundays ever wanted to learn how toplay pool? Come on down on Sundays for a chanceto practice your skills all day.Middle School Lock-In July 14 from 7:30-11PM.

All Middle School kids entering grades 6 -8 areinvited to an evening of locked-in fun at thepool and in the Youth Center. Lock-in snack spe-cial includes a hot dog, small drink, chips and a25 or 50 piece of candy for $3.

Talent Show July 22 from 7:30-11PM. Calling alltalent! Whether you sing, juggle, dance or dostand-up comedy this talent show is for you. Comeup with an original talent and showcase it thisevening at the Youth Center. Talent show snackspecial include a hot dog, small drink, chips and a25 or 50 piece of candy for $3.

June 25 - 100TH DAY OPEN CELEBRATION. Weinvite you to stop in and take a look at our newlyrenovated facility. There will be festivities, hourlyspecials and a confetti throw at 12:30 p.m. We arehoping to book our first high school live band per-formance. Watch for upcoming details. Game Night July 28 from 6-8PM. FREE AirHockey, Pool and Ping Pong. Come learn how toplay or take on a friendly game.KPAL Swim Meet July 30 at 7PM. All swimmerscompeting in the swim meet will earn a FREE HotDog at the Youth Center!

FROM RECREATION DEPARTMENT MANAGER AMY SILVESTRIRecreation Department Programs in July6- Adventure Camp M-F 1-3pm Swim Lessons M-TH 9am & 10am13 Playground Games M-F 1-3pm

Youth Team Tennis M-TH mornings15 Swim lesson session 3 registration opens20 Princess Camp M-F 1-3pm27 Boys Fun Camp M-TH 1-3pm

KLC Youth Football Camp M-TH 1-3pmSwim Lessons M-TH 9am & 10am

30 Doll Buggy Parade 4:30pmKPAL Swim Meet 6pm

To find more details on each activity please checkout our website, recreation.kohlervillage.org.VILLAGE BOARDThe Village Board approved the following itemsduring their May 11th meeting:

Resolution No. 2015-6, Opposing Eliminationof Personal Property Taxes.Fireworks permit for Riverbend for June 27.Operators licenses as presented.Hiring of Hunter Lewinski and CassandraNicholson for the Youth Center.March 2015 Revenue & Expense reports, bankreconciliation and journal entries.Replacing cracked driveway panel at 139 Mar-ket Street when the street is repaved.Corrpro $2,200 installation charge for sub-mersible mixer and wiring at the water tower.

Village BoardThomas Schnettler, PresidentBrett EdgerleSusan JabergCharles KellerJohn PethanBrian PostMike ZimmermannClerk-TreasurerLaurie Lindow

Police ChiefWilliam RuttenPublic Works Supt.Bruce NeerhofFire ChiefMike LindstromRecreation DirectorDoug BocchiniLibrarianErin Coppersmith

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The Kohler Waters Spa cele-brates summer with seasonalspa services and special offers. Seasonal Spa Services. Two inspired Seasonal SpaServices will be featured for alimited time at the Five-StarKohler Waters Spa theGolfers Massage celebratesthe resorts top sport, and theCoconut Bliss Pedicure incor-porates the scents of summer.The 50-minute Golfers Mas-sage ($155/$180 Saturdays) isa deeply restorative treatment

designed specifically for thegolfer, combining stretchingand deep-tissue massage torelieve sore or tight musclesand increase flexibility. The 50-minute Coconut Bliss Pedicure($90) is a mini tropical vacationfeaturing a hydrating fizzy ballsoak, sugar scrub exfoliationand a shea butter footmassage with tropical scentsof toasted coconut, lime andsandalwood. Offered for a lim-ited time July 1 throughSeptember 30, 2015.

Spa Retail Summer Offers All offers are available bothat the Kohler Waters Spa Bou-tique as well as online atwww.KohleratHome.com. Complimentary travel sizeKerstin Florian Rescue Crmewith any 2 item Kerstin FlorianCorrecting Skincare Purchase. Sun Protection Focus: ALLSun care products 20% Off(Includes Jane Iredale mineralfoundation, Skin AuthoritySunscreen Moisturizer SPF 30and Age Defense SPF 15, Ker-

stin Florian Multi-Vitamin DayCrme SPF 30, Kaplan M.D. Lipproducts). Declare Your Independencefrom Frizzy Hair featuringMoroccanoil Smoothing Col-lection 25% Off the followingMoroccanoil products:Smoothing Shampoo,Smoothing Conditioner,Smoothing Lotion, SmoothingMask, Frizz Control,Moroccanoil treatment.

July Community Days! Kohler Waters Spa wants towelcome the local communityinto the Spa with an extra spe-cial promotion onWednesdays throughout July!Enjoy 20% off all 50-minuteand 80-minute services onWednesdays! Call 855-283-7137 for reservations. Notvalid with other discounts orpromotions. Not available forcontracted groups. Not appli-cable to seasonal services.

Celebrate Summer at Kohler Waters Spa

MacKenzie-Childs FlowerMarket SaleJuly 1-31Kohler GardenerEnjoy 25% off MacKenzie-ChildsFlower Market enamelware.* Instock merchandise only. Whilesupplies last. Not valid with anyother offers. Please call 920-458-5570 for more information.Summers Stylish Gift withPurchaseJuly 1-19Wisconsin TraderPurchase $125 or more inwomens apparel and receive acomplimentary wristlet ($32 retailvalue).*Wristlets are the perfect additionto any warm-weather ensemble.Colorful, functional and a greatgrab-and-go option to ahandbag. *Valid on regular-pricedmerchandise only. While supplieslast. One per customer. Cannot becombined with other offers.Please call 920-451-2113 formore information.Exhibit: LuminescenceThrough July 19ARTspace: A Gallery of the JohnMichael Kohler Arts CenterLuminescence celebrates threeartists exploring light in theirchosen medium. Watercolor artistJean Crane (WI) masterfullycaptures the life source andenergy of her subjects byexploiting the wonderfultransparency of the medium andthe sense of light it creates.Sculptor c.t. whitehouse (WI) freesthe viewer to appreciate theremarkable ways light can playupon a bronze surface bycreating simple forms and usingminimal finishing techniques.Jeweler Julie Cohn (TX) marriesold-world casting techniques witha modern aesthetic allowing theluster of metal and semipreciousstones to emerge. All works inthis exhibition are available forpurchase. Arts Center membersreceive a 10% discount. Pleasecall 920-452-8602 for moreinformation.Traditional Fourth of JulyCelebration, Sousa Concert andFireworksJuly 4, Rain date July 5Kohler Ravine ParkThe Village of Kohler presents theJuly 4th celebration. Concession

stands sponsored by Kohler HighSchool Boys and Girls BasketballTeams open at 6pm, Beer standsponsored by Kohler FireDepartment, Popcorn vendorsponsored by Country Kettle,Balloon art for children, SousaConcert performed by KielMunicipal Band with ClairePowling doing vocal at 8pm; andthe finale Fireworks byBartolotta Fireworks in the KohlerSchools Ball Park.Sounds of Summer ABoutique Concert SeriesSundays through August 23, 1-3pm, FREEWaterfront Rotunda at The Shopsat Woodlake KohlerJoin us this summer as music fillsthe air along the shore of WoodLake in Kohler. Every Sunday June7-August 23 from 1-3pm, a fresh,exciting act will perform live atthe Waterfront Rotunda at TheShops at Woodlake Kohler. Allconcerts are complimentary andopen to the public. Concessionsavailable for purchase.July 5 - Kevin Kennedy - Hitsfrom the 50s to todayJuly 12 - Rana Roman Trio -Jazz and pop favoritesJuly 19 - Blue Light Scene -High-energy party bandJuly 26 - Aint Misbehavin Trio- Eclectic, energetic variety bandForever YoungJuly 7, 6:30-8:30, $30IntentionsIs it possible to reverse the agingprocess? Can we grow younger?In this class you will learn that is itpossible to look, feel and beyounger. Popular speaker, JohnOestreicher will present anti-aging studies and how othercultures have reversed the agingprocess. Learn natural, holisticand practical techniques that willhelp you tap in to the fountainof youth within you. Please call920-457-9543 for reservations.Summer Demonstration KitchenSeriesJuly 11 and 18, 11am or 2pm, $35Demonstration Kitchen at TheShops at WoodlakeFor the first time, DestinationKohler hosts a SummerDemonstration Kitchen Seriesfeaturing seasonal-themedrecipes and beverage pairingssuited for al fresco dining and

entertaining. The series featuressix sessions with culinary topicsranging from grilling andbarbequing to salsas andceviches, presented by therestaurant chefs of DestinationKohler. Each session is hosted atThe Shops at WoodlakesDemonstration Kitchen aworking kitchen that provides anintimate, informal setting bringing together professionalchefs and enthusiastic foodies forpresentations, preparation andtasting. Sessions are scheduled onSaturdays through July 18(excluding July 4) with one-hourpresentations at 11am and 2pm.All sessions include food tastings,a beverage pairing and recipesfor $35 per person, plus tax. Tomake a reservation, call 888-293-7337 and ask for DemonstrationKitchen reservations.July 11 - Perfecting theBackyard Barbecue and Pairingthe Perfect Beer - ZekeFitzgerald Head Chef and PeterMueller, bar manager from thetown of Kohlers historic tavern;The Horse and PlowJuly 18 - Salsas and Cervezas -Chef Josef Powell and BeveragePro Ryan Beebe showcasing theworld of salsas, from hot andspicy to sweet and tart. Presentedwith classic beers from south ofthe border.Hydrotherapy CelebrationJuly 20, 4-8pm, $55Kohler Waters SpaExperience water treatments withthe hydrotherapy experts atKohler Waters Spa. Minitreatment selections include ahealthy magnesium infusion, fullbody exfoliation and bathingexperiences. Fee includes a 25-minute service plus a $25 creditto apply towards any retailpurchase in the spa boutique of$50 or more. Please contactMegan Hoffman atMegan.Hoffman@kohler.com orcall 920-451-2160 to make yourreservation. Fee is non-refundableand non-transferable. Full SpaAccess is not included.Horse & Plow Ballast Point BeerDinnerJuly 21, $50Horse &PlowThe Horse & Plow Beer Dinnerwith Ballast Point Brewery andDistillery features a reception and

5-course dinner with pairingsfeaturing Ballast Points finestproducts. For reservations call920-457-8000 ext. 55405Meditation TrainingJuly 21, 6:30-8:30pm, $30IntentionsRelaxation expert JohnOestreicher has been meditatingfor 30 years and teachingmeditation for ten years. In thisinformative and relaxing class,participants will learn: the benefitsof meditation, how and when tomeditate, focused attention, andhow to slow down and releasethe minds endless chatter.Students will practice meditatingand each individual will receive acustomized meditation based ontheir goals and energy scan.Please call 920-457-9543 forreservations.Summer Sidewalk Sale July 24-26The Shops at Woodlake KohlerSummer specials in the open air.Fashions, furnishings and more atexceptional savings of 25-75% onselect merchandise. Please call920-459-1713 for moreinformation.Healthy SleepJuly 28, 6:30-8:30pm, $30Intentions Relaxation expert JohnOestreicher will teach you how tofall asleep easily and quickly.Learn to sleep soundly andrelease the endless monkey mindchatter to create a restful night.Learn about natural, holistic andpractical techniques that help youdevelop a calm and peacefulmind for longer and healthiersleep. Please call 920-457-9543for reservations.2015 PGA ChampionshipAugust 10-16, $30-$95Whistling Straits Golf CourseDefending PGA Champion RoryMcIlroy and more than 150 of theworlds best golfers will competefor the coveted WanamakerTrophy this August as the PGAChampionship makes its thirdvisit to Whistling Straits. Weeklytickets sold-out last year, withticket purchasers from all 50states and 28 countries. However,a limited number of daily ticketsremain available for purchase. Ofnote, Championship-round(Thursday-Sunday) daily tickets

are predicted to sell-out well inadvance of this MajorChampionship, so fans areencouraged to act quickly tosecure their spot. Fans shouldalso note that each ticketed adultcan bring up to four juniors (age17 and under) with them for freeeach day of the Championship. Topurchase tickets, visitwww.PGAChampionship.com. 1-800-PGA-GOLFHorse & Plow Great LakesDistillery DinnerAugust 11, $60 Horse &PlowThe first cocktail dinner at theHorse & Plow. Join Great LakesDistillery, oldest micro distillery inthe state of Wisconsin for areception and 5-course dinner.Call 920-457-8000 ext. 55405 forreservations.SPORTS COREFor more information, pricingdetails and to register callSports Core at 920-457-4444 oronline at sports-core.com formore information.Tween Beach Party - Friday, July10 from 6-8pmVinyasa & Vino Social - Friday,July 17 from 6-8pmAdult Tennis Mixer - Friday, July24 from 6-9pmSalon at Sports Core July Specials:Beat the frizzies with a KeratinSmoothing Treatment in themonth of July and receive $50 offa full or $25 off the expresstreatments. *Some restrictionsapply.Pedicure Special Relax to our 50minute pedicure and receive afree polish of your choice.Pro Shop July Specials: HotSummer Savings in the Pro ShopEnjoy 15% off all regular pricedapparel and accessories. July 2-9

YOGA ON THE LAKE SPECIALSAND CLASSESSpecial workshops and eventswill resume in September. Formore information and a classschedule call Yoga on the Lakeat 920-453-2817.Evening Paddle - Friday, July 3from 6:45-8pm, $25YogaABC - Sunday, July 12 from6:15-6:45pm, $7YogaABC - Sunday, July 26 from6:15-6:45pm, $7

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