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Tickets are now available for ahost of beer-themed educa-tional seminars, tastings,demonstrations and happeningsat the Kohler Festival of Beer,May 31-June 2 at The AmericanClub resort. This year featuressignature event favorites and newbrew-themed events including a5K Beer Trail Run‚ Grilling Uni-versity and a Pub Crawl. Prost!New Events On Tap

Beer enthusiasts have a uniqueopportunity to attend the newGrilling University, an interactivecooking demonstration alongsideskilled Kohler chefs. Grilling Uni-versity will be set up in BakerPlaza and offers attendees the op-portunity to "grill your own" withthe Chefs, creating sizzling sum-mer masterpieces and learning howbest to maximize grilled flavors byaccompanying them with the per-fect brews.

For those who are keen on fit-ness and fun, Saturday kicks offwith the inaugural Kohler Festivalof Beer 5K Beer Run – a trail runthrough the scenic areas of RiverWildlife. At each mile mark, partic-ipants will be rewarded with a re-freshing beer stop. Runners shouldpre-register online for $30.

A Friday evening event added tothis year’s line-up is the Pub Crawl.This brew tour starts at The Amer-ican Club outdoor garden courtyardwith a tap of the festival’s inaugu-ral keg and continues on an excur-sion to Cucina, Blackwolf Run andconcludes at The Horse & Plow.Each stop features a regionalbrewer’s selected taps paired witha chef-selected plate of signaturefoods to complement the brew se-lections. Featured brewers include3 Sheeps Brewery, MilwaukeeBrewing Co. and a selection of in-ternational beers from ParamountMerchants.Signature Soirees

Educational opportunities areabound with informative sessionshosted at a variety of resort localesincluding Friday evening’s CentralWaters Beer Dinner at the Immi-grant Room – the resort’s ForbesFour-Star Restaurant – Beer Semi-nars at The Horse & Plow, Beer &

Food Pairing Seminars at TheDemonstration Kitchen, and a de-licious Beer & Chocolate PairingSession at Craverie ChocolatierCafé featuring Kohler OriginalRecipe Chocolates.

Time-honored events not to bemissed include Shorts and Chefs,where top local and regional chefscreate mouth-watering grilleddishes and pair them with deliciousbeers, Cheers to Beers at therenowned Kohler Design Center,and Home Brew Competitionjudged by American HomebrewAssociation certified judges at theMain Pavilion. Start each morningwith the Eggs & Kegs BreakfastBuffet at Cucina featuring tradi-tional morning favorites and deli-cious sampling of brews. Golferscan compete at the annual Black-wolf Run Beer Challenge Tourna-ment by Leinenkugel’s featuringspecialty beer samples, prizes anda Million-Dollar-Shootout.

Throughout the weekend, guestscan raise their steins at the outdoorBeer Garden, located at the BakerPlaza at the Shops at WoodlakeKohler and at the recently reno-vated Horse & Plow Pub & Restau-rant located within The AmericanClub. The historic tap room re-opened in early April with aestheticchanges, expanded beer offerings,

new décor with historic charm andan innovative menu featuring pubfare with flare. The lengthened barnow hosts 19 American and im-ported brews and one root beer ondraft.

Kohler Festival of Beer ticketsare available for purchase for indi-vidual events online at AmericanClub.com/BeerFestivalor by phone at 1-800-344-2838.Event prices start at $25. Manyevents and tastings are comple-mentary. Stay up to date on newsand happenings on Facebook:facebook.com/americanclub andTwitter: twitter.com/theamericanclub.More Dates to Save & Savor:13th Annual Kohler Food &Wine Experience

Later this year‚ thousands ofwine glasses will be raised at the13th annual Kohler Food & WineExperience (October 17-20). Wineenthusiasts are invited to enjoyfood‚ wine, spirits and fun as theresort hosts celebrity chefs‚ re-gional restaurateurs, mixologistsand winemakers for a four-day ex-posé of culinary, wine and spirits.Cheers! More event details‚ ticketsand hotel packages available soon.

Media memberstreated to ataste of Kohler

On April 13, a group of culinarywriters, travel writers, freelancers,and other media members weretreated to a day of memorablemeals, sweet morsels, and a“Kohlernary” tour of the Kitchensof Kohler.

The day began with lunch inThe Wisconsin Room alongsidefarmers from the region who pro-vide Kohler with the freshest offresh foods, including representa-tives from Fox Valley BerkshirePork, LaClare Farms Cheese, andTrusted Earth Farm and Forage.Executive Chef Rick Boyer andWisconsin Room Chef Alex Glassalso spoke about offerings at TheAmerican Club Resort.

Media members were then shut-tled to the Craverie for chocolatesand wine and a chance to posequestions to Kohler OriginalRecipe Chocolate chocolatierAnette Righi and MixologistJason Van Auken. Righi said plansare in the works for a new line of

chocolates to be introduced beforenext winter’s holiday season. Shespoke of Herbert Kohler’s passionfor chocolate, and possible expan-sion of the business, including aseparate building for making thechocolates if the need arises. (Thisprompted one of the culinary writ-ers to ask if Kohler plans to haveits own version of Willy Wonka’sChocolate Factory!) Righi said theultimate goal would be for Kohlerto own its own cocoa bean planta-tion, but that would probably be20 years down the road.

The group then returned to TheAmerican Club for a behind thescenes tour of the kitchens andlaundry room, led by Director ofHotels Christine Loose. The high-light was the chance to observeThe American Club’s chefs, KrisBurns and John Vollmar, prepar-ing sweets, and to take a look atthe huge machine that cleans allthe resort’s towels and linens.

After a break, the group re-turned for a Horse & Plow grandopening celebration, where ChefLoren Rue and Anello Mollica ofCentral Waters Brewing Companytook questions and served updrinks and appetizers. Theevening was capped off with anintimate sweets and cheese recep-tion at the Winery Bar.

Photo courtesy of Kohler Co.

– Photos by Mary Struck, The Kohler Villager

Chef Kris Burns, The American Club

Above, AnelloMollica ofCentral WatersBrewingCompany.

Left, AnnetteAbhold feedinglinens into thelaunderingmachinery.

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West Bend Mutual Insurance joins RoadAmerica as official insurance provider forTeen Driving SchoolELKHART LAKE – In responseto the increasing numbers of driv-ing accidents and fatalities impact-ing teenagers, Road America hasannounced a multi-year partner-ship with West Bend Mutual Insur-ance Company as its officialinsurance provider for the RoadAmerica Teen Driving School.Road America’s Teen DrivingSchool provides teens with theskills they really need to know, in-cluding awareness of surroundingsand active driving skills to developdriver confidence, as well as theproper foundation to being a saferdriver which could someday savetheir lives, or the lives of others.

“This is a way we can give backto our community and policyhold-ers by helping them protect thenewest drivers in their household,”says Scott Stueber, marketingservice specialist for West Bend.“Ultimately, it’s about saving lives.Road America has an excellentprogram and we’re glad to be apartner. We are equally proud tooffer tuition reimbursement to cur-rent customers, as well as to thegeneral public. For a limited time,the cost of the course will be $50for current West Bend customersand $80 for non-West Bend cus-tomers, so sign up your family andtell your friends today.”

Road America’s Teen DrivingSchool provides inexperiencedteenage drivers with the necessary

skills to succeed at accident avoid-ance by practicing emergencydriving situations in a safe andcontrolled environment. In theclassroom, teens will learn thephysics and dynamics of gooddriving, including collision avoid-ance and skid control. Teens willapply their classroom knowledgethrough hands-on driving activitiesincluding wet braking, emergencylane change, slalom, and skid cardrills which simulate driving inweather conditions such as ice,snow, and rain in a safe, off-streetenvironment.

“We’re pleased to welcomeWest Bend to Road America andpartner with them in this capacity,”said Michael Kertscher, programsmanager for Road America. “Forone of the most well-known insur-ance companies in Wisconsin toembrace our mission of makingteens better and safer daily driversis testament to our program andour instructors, and we are veryproud to have them on board.”

Road America’s Driving andMotorcycle schools provide pro-fessional driving and riding in-struction to drivers andmotorcyclists of all skill levels.Programs vary from teen schoolsto high-performance driving andwinter driving programs on the au-tomobile side, all the way to basic,experienced, dirt, and supermotoriding programs on the motorcycle

side. Students enjoy classroomsessions, skill drills, and expertprivate instruction. Students par-ticipating in the driving schoolmay use their own street-legal carsor one of The Road America Driv-ing School (RADS) official cars.Parents are also encouraged to par-ticipate with their teen drivers ifthey choose. A current schedule ofcourses is available online athttp://www.roadamerica.com or bycalling Road America, 800-365-7223.

About West Bend: West BendMutual Insurance Company, head-quartered in West Bend, Wiscon-sin, provides property/casualtyinsurance products throughout theMidwest. The company offers abroad personal lines coveragepackage, a full range of commer-cial products and services, and in-surance for specialty lines. WestBend employs more than 1,000 as-sociates and is represented by ap-proximately 1,200 independentinsurance agencies throughoutWisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Min-nesota, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan,Missouri, Kansas, and Kentucky.The company has been rated A(Excellent) or better by A.M. Bestsince 1971 and is consistentlyranked at the top of a nationwideease-of-doing business survey.

About Road America: Estab-lished in 1955 as the first perma-nent road racing course in the

United States, Road America is lo-cated midway between Milwaukeeand Green Bay in Elkhart Lake,Wisconsin. The world’s best rac-ers have competed at this leg-endary four-mile, 14-turn roadcircuit for over 55 years. The 640-acre, park-like grounds offeramazing viewing opportunities,fantastic concessions and high-speed excitement to hundreds ofthousands of spectators each year.In addition to public race week-ends, Road America offers a vari-ety of group event programs, theBlain’s Farm & Fleet Motorplexfor karting and supermoto, and theRoad America Motorcycle andAdvanced Driving Schools. Formore information, visit www.road-america.com Follow Road Amer-ica onwww.facebook.com/RoadAmericaand on Twitter: @roadamerica orcall 800-365-7223.

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NEW LISTING633 E Riverside Dr., KohlerBEAUTIFULLY REMODELED

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685 Treehouse Parkway, KohlerARCHITECTURALLY DESIGNED KOHLER HOME

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BRAT FRY!Kohler Fire Department to holdbrat fry May 5

The Kohler volunteer fire de-partment will be holding its an-nual brat fry on Sunday, May 5 atthe Kohler fire station from 11:00a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

See the Village News sectionon page 8 for more information.

Free Aura readingat Intentions

Intentions located at The Shopsat Woodlake in Kohler will hold afree Aura reading on Sunday, May12 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

This brief energy scan includeschakra balancing and informationabout your aura. By appointmentonly. 457-9543.

The Village of Kohler saw a36% turnout for the April 2 springelection with 573 voters castingtheir votes at the polls. TomSchnettler received 473 votes forVillage President. Four candidatesran for three open positions on theVillage Board of Trustees. The re-sults were: Brian Post (367),

William Kunst (346), CharlesKeller (326), Dietmar D. Wohlge-muth, Jr. (306). The Kohler SchoolBoard had five candidates runningfor three positions. Results: MattKautzer (393), Marlene Yang(338), Diane Kelly (310),Christina Koberstein (244), JimSloan (136).

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Performing Arts Organization “The KohlerDerby” highlightsOn Saturday, April 20, the Per-forming Arts Organization heldtheir sixteenth annual dinner auc-tion at Pine Hills Country Club. Itwas an evening of fun and excite-ment. The event raised funds to beused toward future scholarshipsand performance tours for theband and choir. The success of thisevening is due to the tremendoussupport and charitable donationsoffered by many local corporationsand individuals. Please visit themusic department website to viewall of our generous sponsors. Inaddition, a special thank you to allthe auction committee chairs whovolunteered to help coordinate thisevent. The Kohler PAO would liketo thank:

VolunteersDave AdamsMarcia AdamsEvelyn Baka Heidi BeckerNina Hughes Brohn Nancy Case Daven ClaerboutErin CoppersmithJodi DucharmeVicki FriskeCheryl Gmach-VanZeelandJenni GroseSarah HapemanJulia Hart Sonja Heins Lisa HeunKathy HillstromKaren HoganKathy HoekstraLori HuckeWendy KuklaPatti LeickLinda LewisLynn MaasNancy MadiganTracy MaggiKathy MauerLisa O’NeillJohn O’Neill Maryellen PellegrinoSteve ProudmanTandra SbroccoJoni StefanczykBeth TengowskiRich TengowskiLori TobinSusan VicenteJudy Waniorek

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Plans are already being made forthe seventeenth annual event in2014. The Performing Arts Organ-ization would like to invite you tobecome involved in this excitingevent. If you are interested, feelfree to call Richard Tengowski orLori Hucke at Kohler High School.

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Confirmation Service with theSacrament of Holy Communion

On May 19th The congregationof Grace UCC looks forward tocelebrating the confirmation offaith from nine young people at the10:00 service of worship andSacrament. Nine young peoplefrom Sheboygan, Sheboygan Falls,and Kohler will publicly proclaimtheir faith and venture forward intothe service of Jesus Christ. Afterthey have made a confession oftheir faith they will receive theirfirst communion, bringing themfully into the fellowship of faith.The public is invited to celebratewith these young people and fullyparticipate in the Sacrament ofCommunion, bringing all into thefamily of God.

Choral Enhanced worship, June2, 2013 at 10 a.m.

The people of Grace UCC, 500School Street, invite the public tojoin them for their final 10 a.m.Sunday service of the school year.The Senior Choir, under the direc-tion of Audrey Braatz, will singfive numbers for the service. Theywill reprise numbers that they havesung throughout the school year.With the variety of numbers andstyles the service is a delightfulway to celebrate the goodness ofthe Lord. In addition to the num-bers that they worked up this pastyear, the Senior Choir will singDon Besig’s “A Closing Prayer” tohonor those graduating from highschools in our area.

Brat Fry Wednesday, June 5,2013

The people of Grace UCC, 500School Street, invite the public tojoin them for supper on Wednes-day, June 2 from 5-7 pm. We willoffer brats, chicken sandwiches,hamburgers, salads, desserts, andbeverage to be eaten at tables onthe church lawn or for carry out tothe KHS scroll night festivities. Itwill be a wonderful way to ease therush on this night as you go andwatch the activities of our youthand children. Come join us andhave your cake and eat it too. Incase of inclement weather, we willserve in the church basement.

Public invited to Grace UCC events

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Pre-game festivities begin at6:30. All youth players wearing

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Thursday, May 9th

Sheboygan Lutheran/Kohler vs. OzaukeeAt Ebben Field7pm Kickoff

Kohler’s #1 singles player TylerLewis captured the championshipat the University School’s JimLaing 8-team Tennis Tournament.Lewis won his match over BjornNorderhaug of Brookfield Acad-emy 6-2, 6-2, then beat 2012 Divi-sion 2 state champion ZaneNavratil of Racine Prairie 6-4, 7-5.In the championship match, Lewis-beat Michael Lukas of UniversitySchool 6-0, 6-4.

Kohler’s #2 doubles Tim Vali-centi and Kyle Struck placed sec-ond with wins over Chad Menster/Zach Bishmann of Arrowhead 6-2, 6-0 and Adil Bodtia/Nan Trunzoof Brookfield Academy 6-2, 6-2.They fell in the championshipmatch 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 to MarkCullen/Nick DelMoral of GreenBay Notre Dame.

Kohler’s #2 singles AndrewGrose took 6th place. He lost toWill Conley of Brookfield Acad-emy 6-2, 6-0, then beat JoeyNiesen of Middleton 6-3, 7-6 (7-2).He fell to Matt Friske of GreenBay Notre Dame 6-3, 6-1 in theconsolation championship match.

Boys tennis:Kohler takes firstand second inUniversity Schoolchampionship

8th AnnualKohler Athletic Booster Club

Golf Outing

Saturday, June 29at Town & Country

Check In 7:45amShotgun Start 9am

Cost: $80 per person or $320 per foursome

Includes: golf, cart and lunch

Contact Lisa Gartman920 457=3576

On your mark . . . get set . . . GO!

Register today for the 2013 Race!

Saturday, June 15th, 2013 at 9:00 am 5K Run & 1 Mile Run/Walk

Registration forms are available in the Kohler School Office

or online at www.kohlerschoolfriends.com

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Kohler High School band students, staff pause for a photo during their whirlwind band trip in New York City.See more photos and video at facebook.com/KohlerPAO – Submitted photo

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Village Meetings Scheduled forMay5/1 Library Noon (at library)5/6 Finance Committee 5:00 pm5/6 Property Committee 4:30 pm5/13 Village Board 5:30 pm5/20 Rec. Committee 4:45 pm5/23 Plan Commission 4:30 pmAll meetings are held at KohlerVillage Hall, 319 Highland Drive,unless otherwise indicated.KOHLER FIRE DEPARTMENT BRAT FRYOn Sunday, May 5, 2013, theKohler Volunteer Fire Departmentis having its annual brat fry at theFire Station from 11:00am –6:00pm. Here’s a chance to enjoysome great food & refreshments,and at the same time show yourappreciation to the firefighterswho give so much time and effort,and risk their own lives to makeour community safer. Proceedsfrom the fry are used to purchasespecial fire/rescue equipment,subsidize a portion of our busi-ness and social expenses, supportvarious community youth pro-grams, local area Fire/Rescueprojects, and fund a scholarship inPolice/Fire Sciences.

Advance sale tickets are availablefrom all members of the Fire De-partment, and we will be sellingdoor-to-door throughout the Vil-lage in the weeks preceding thefry for your convenience. Thetickets cost $1, and are worth $1in trade at the fry, and also giveyou a chance at our nice selectionof door prizes.

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

From Clerk/Treasurer Laurie LindowOffice Closed: The Village Of-fices will be closed Monday, May27, in observance of MemorialDay. Regular office hours are:Monday-Friday 7:30 am–4:00pm.Spring Election Results: TheVillage of Kohler had 573 votersor 36% turnout at the polls onApril 2nd. Thomas R. Schnettlerreceived 473 votes for VillagePresident. There were four candi-dates running for three open posi-tions for Village Board Trustee:Brian Post-367, William R.Kunst-346 , Charles E. Keller-326, Dietmar D. Wohlgemuth, Jr.-306. The Kohler School Boardhad five candidates running forthree positions: Matt Kautzer-393,Marlene Yang-338, Diane M.Kelly-310, Christina Koberstein-244, Jim Sloan-136.

THE VILLAGE VIEW

Holiday Garbage Pickup: Dueto the Memorial Day Holiday,garbage pickup for Tuesday, May28th will be delayed to Wednes-day, May 29th.

Sheboygan County CleanSweep: Bring your householdhazardous waste to the Sheboy-gan County designated locationson May 10 & 11, 2013. There is a$10 charge per vehicle. For moreinformation go to www.sheboy-ancounty.com.

Removal of Cemetery Christ-mas Wreaths: All Christmaswreaths should be removed fromthe cemetery by May 13th.

Yard Waste: Yard waste ispicked up on Tuesdays and mustbe placed in solid containers likea garbage can or bushel basket.Brush should be neatly piled infive-foot lengths. NO PLASTIC BAGS ARE ALLOWED. DO NOT RAKE GRASS,LEAVES OR DEBRIS INTOTHE STREET. Village residents are allowed torake their leaves in the street dur-ing the designated fall leaf col-lection program only. Garage Sale Signs: One tempo-rary “garage sale” or “for sale”sign shall be permitted on eachlot or parcel. Signs located onpublic property will be removedby the Public Works or PoliceDepartment.

Building Permits: A reminderthat building permits are requiredfor new structures, additions, re-modeling, accessory structures,pool, plumbing, electrical,HVAC, siding, roofing, fences,signs, modification more than$1,000 and driveways that en-croach on right-of-way. Anyquestions about building permitsand/or permit fees can be di-rected to Bruce Neerhof, VillageBuilding Inspector at 459-3881or bneerhof@kohlervillage.org.

PERMIT APPLICATIONFORMS NOW AVAILABLEON VILLAGE WEB SITEwww.kohlervillage.org. It is nec-essary to have approval fromKohler Co. and the Village PlanCommission, if stated in yourproperty deed, before construc-tion begins on projects including,but not limited to: fences, acces-sory buildings, garages, home ad-ditions and decks. Guidelines asto what needs to be submitted toKohler Co. and the Village PlanCommission are available at ei-ther kohlervillage.org or the Pub-lic Works Department.Storable Swimming Pools: Stor-able swimming pools, locatedwithin the Kohler Village limits,require an annual $50 permit. Astorable pool is any pool, whichholds 1000 gallons of water ormore. Storable pools must be lo-cated 35 feet from all lot linesand meet ALL electrical codes

Police Chief Bill Rutten

New Squad: You may have seenour new squad over the last sev-eral weeks. It stands out becauseit is an SUV. Over the last decade,we have purchased only FordCrown Victorias every year ex-cept one (Charger in 2008). TheCrown Victoria was the largestpolice sedan made, which wasneeded due to the amount ofequipment for patrol and as FirstResponders. Production of theCrown Victoria was discontinued,

leaving smaller sedans or SUVsas the only options. The Ford Ex-plorer we purchased is All-wheeldrive, and was not much morethan the smaller sedan. This vehi-cle won’t require snow tires, etc.and should have a higher resalevalue than the sedans also. Youwill probably see more and moreof these on patrol with other agen-cies, who are in the same predica-ment.

Recreation DirectorDoug BocchiniMemorial Day Parade: The Vil-lage of Kohler Memorial Day Pa-rade will be Monday, May 27, at8:00 a.m. The parade will start atVillage Hall and proceed downSchool Street over to WoodlandCemetery, where the VillagePresident will lead the dedicationservice.

Public Works Superintendent Bruce Neerhof

Actions taken by the Village Board during theirFebruary 11 meeting:= Approved the Collaboration

Agreement between KohlerFire Department and City ofSheboygan Falls Fire Depart-ment.

= Denied the four claims filed byKohler Co. for excessive 2012assessment against the Villagefor The American Club & Car-riage House, Blackwolf Run,Riverbend, and Inn on Wood-lake.

= Approved operator’s licensesas requested.

= Approved December 2012Revenue/Expense Reports andbank reconciliation.

= Approved the following Reso-lutions:2013-3, Amending the 2012General Fund and Capital Out-lay Budgets.2013-4, Adopting an UpdatedEmergency Operations Plan

and Authorizing the VillagePresident and Village Emer-gency Management Director toApprove Expenditures Under aState of Emergency.

= Approved the following re-quests for Tourism Promotion& Development Committeefunds:¡ Maintenance of ice rink on

Woodlake - $5,000¡ American Club Partners mar-

keting efforts - $40,000¡ Inn on Woodlake media plan

for 1st Qtr. - $30,000¡ Winterfest Marketing -

$10,000¡ Celebration of Chocolate

marketing - $7,500¡ 2013 Kohler Villager Desti-

nation Kohler pages - $2,760¡ On-line remarketing initiative

- $36,000¡ Golf package direct market-

ing initiative - $75,00

for the pump.

Stormwater Pollution Preven-tion: To meet the Village’sstormwater permit education re-quirements and to be environ-mentally friendly, residents needto be aware that storm drains lo-cated throughout the village dis-charge directly to the SheboyganRiver. Please do not dump liq-uids or pet waste into the storminlets. When you wash your ve-hicle, wash it on the grass toavoid dirt and detergent fromflowing down your driveway andinto the storm inlets.

Village BoardThomas Schnettler, PresidentBrett EdgerleCharles KellerBill KunstJohn PethanBrian PostJohn Renzelmann

Clerk-TreasurerLaurie Lindow

Police ChiefWilliam Rutten

Public Works Supt.Bruce Neerhof

Fire ChiefMike Lindstrom

Recreation DirectorDoug Bocchini

Aquatics DirectorJen Vallo

LibrarianErin Coppersmith

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KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEWSLETTER

Friday, December 161:45 p.m.

Kohler Memorial Theatre

CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES PROCEDUREThe school district must locate, identify, and evaluate all childrenwith disabilities, including children with disabilities attending privateschools in the school district, regardless of the severity of their dis-abilities. The school district has a special education screening pro-gram to evaluate all children with suspected disabilities and are atleast three years old. Upon request, the school district will screen achild who has not graduated high school to determine whether aspecial education referral is appropriate. A request may be madeby contacting the Special Education Director at 459-2920.

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

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

printed from Kohler School webpage under Kohler Kare. You mayemail Mrs. Neil atneill@kohler.k12.wi.us or phone803-7250.

Summer KohlerKare Signup

The Kohler High School Baseball Team needs your donations for our

“FILL-A-BAG” Garage Sale FUNDRAISER!

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

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

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

Questions about this fundraising event can be directed to: Suzanne Fink at boys321@charter.net or

Martha Safford at safford@charter.net

May 24 is snowmake-up day

May 24 will be the day KohlerSchools students make up a day ofschool that was missed due to aFebruary 27 snowstorm.

To view all future Kohler Schools menus, please visit:kohlerpublicschools.org

and click the “Lunch Menu” link

Kohler students testing the watersThe TTW science enrichment

program allowed students to par-ticipate in a community serviceproject which encouraged them toemploy both biology and chem-istry skills. Students activelyshared in data collecting, analyz-ing, and interpreting biology andchemistry data related to the waterquality of the Sheboygan River.Kohler students tested a site alongthe river near Black Wolf RunGolf Course. Students from thecounty experienced the scope ofthe Sheboygan River Watershedvia a bus tour at the beginning ofthe school year. This year weworked with the Great Lakes Areaof Concern Program, along with

Camp Y-Coda, the DNR, and UW-Sheboygan water quality exten-sion. Water quality specialistsexplained the many facets of thewatershed with stops at many lo-cations along the tour, and ex-plained the dredging of the PCB’s.The area schools then gathered tobe trained on how to accuratelyconduct each of the tests. Some ofthe tests included dissolved oxy-gen, BOD, pH, temperature, totalphosphates, nitrates, turbidity, totalsolids, fecal coliform, andmacroinvertebrates. The data col-lection portion of the program pro-vided students an opportunity toconduct water quality tests and ac-curately report data. The Kohler

group also presented a program forthe 8th graders, participated in acanoe trip, and went on a snowshoe hike along the river. OnEarth Day, April 22, 2013, stu-dents attended a watershed countySymposium. Students from tenschools throughout the county re-searched and discussed the humanimpacts, both positive and nega-tive, and analyzed the river datafrom upstream to downstream.Along with sharing and presentingthe data, students suggested expla-nations for their findings, andworked together to explore possi-ble action plans that might have apositive impact on the area’s landconservation and the environment.

Congratulations to the followingteam members for all of your ef-forts!

2012-2013 TTW members:Seniors: Katie Anderson, ColeBrock, Courtney Gmach, KariannaHeins, Madeline Heun, ConnorHogan, Madeline Kelly, AbbyLee, Sarah Leick, Tyler Lewis,Rachel Maggi, Molly Misfeldt,Kitty O’Neill, Nick Pfrang, GregSuralik, Thomas Sutherland, NateTures, Katelyn Van Treeck, LoginWillis, Kelsey Wright, SydneyYang, Sophomores: Megan Con-klin, Ben Madigan. Juniors: AnneBenishek, Philip Case, Emery Ed-

munds, Derek Egbert, Sara Ertel,Cody Gartman, Annabelle Goese,Lindsey Grisold, Andrew Grose,Brittany Harrington, Brennan Lad-wig, Valerie Linck, Grace Lofgren,Brett Mueller, Zach Neil, BillyO’Neill, Joe Pellowski, CourtneyRutten, David Shapiro, Calvin Ste-fanczyk, Maddie Todd, Paul Vi-cente, Jon Watson, Logan Wright,Richard Zi.Advisor: Dana Krejcarek

Booster Clubgolf outing, June 29

The 8th annual Kohler AthleticBooster Club golf outing takesplace on Saturday, June 29 at Town& Country Golf Club. Check-inwill be at 7:45 a.m., Shotgun startsat 9:00 a.m. Cost is $80 per personor $320 per foursome. Golf cartand lunch included. Contact LisaGartman: 920-457-3576

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On Monday, May 6 the KohlerBand Department will present itsfinal concert of the school year.The concert, featuring the SixthGrade Band, Concert and Sym-phony Band, will begin at 7:30p.m. in the Kohler Memorial The-ater.

Some of the selections to be per-formed include American SpiritMarch, Rise and Shine March,Echo Blues, Serengeti, AmericanRiversongs, Military Escort, andThe Great Locomotive Chase.

You don’t want to miss this finalconcert of the school year. TheKohler Bands are under the direc-tion of Richard Tengowski. Theconcert is free and open to the pub-lic.Summer Music Scholarships

The Performing Arts Organiza-tion is sponsoring partial summer

music camp scholarships to middleschool music students. We are re-questing that students fill out theKohler Performing Arts Organiza-tion Scholarship Application formfound on the music departmentwebsite. Information regardingthe various summer music campsis included on the website. Formsmust be turned into Mrs. Hucke orMr. Tengowski by May 3.

Funds earned at the PAO Auc-tion on April 20 will be dividedamongst those who have appliedfor a scholarship. All scholarshipswill be sent directly to the summercamp. A letter will be sent to younotifying you of the balance dueupon your arrival at the summercamp.

For more information, contactMrs. Hucke or Mr. Tengowski.

Kohler Spring Band Concert

Prom 2013 Prom 2013 is scheduled forSaturday, May 4th at theWaelderhaus from 8:00-12:00.Music will be from 8:00until midnight with the presenta-tion of prom court at 9:30. The pro-fessional photographer will betaking pictures from 8:00 until9:00.All students should plan onarriving by no later then 8:30p.m. Each student who purchases aticket for prom will receive twocomplimentary tickets to be usedby their parents or other membersof their family to view the crown-ing ceremony. Due to the necessaryrestrictions on numbers in theWaelderhaus balcony, we mustask that parents honor this twoticket limit so that we don’t jeop-ardize our ability to use this beau-tiful prom facility. Parents may begin to enter andproceed to the balcony 15 min-

utes before crowning ceremony(9:15). House lights will bebrought up for an intermission fol-lowing the presentation of the courtand parents will be invited down tothe main floor to take pictures.When the house lights are dimmed,approximately 10 minutes aftercourt presentation, all parents willbe asked to exit by 9:45. Once students arrive at Prom,they will not be allowed to leaveand return. If the dance area be-comes warm, students may walkoutside but must remain in the su-pervised flagstone area immedi-ately fronting the entrance. Students who are not attendingProm, serving for Prom, and donot have a family ticket will notbe allowed in at Prom. No fresh-man is allowed as this is a senior,junior, sophomore Prom only.

Wisconsin State tournament team members include, left to right: Emma Egbert, Nicole Konecke, Elly Udovich, SarahSobecki, Sami Renzelmann, Molly Thomack, Cecelia Zielke and Alivia Hundt (missing from the photo). – Submitted photo

Bomber Basketball Club Announces Calendar Raffle Winners for March

1-Mar Kelly Kasten Grand Rapids MI $20 2-Mar Amy Neist Kohler WI $20 3-Mar Jeff Pepole Fessenden ND $20 4-Mar Brian Passehl Sheboygan Falls WI $20 5-Mar Greg Pierce Green Lake WI $20 6-Mar Neil Shepherd Kohler WI $20 7-Mar Victoria Donath Sheboygan Falls WI $20 8-Mar Kelly Kasten Grand Rapids MI $20 9-Mar Scott Reilly Sheboygan WI $20

10-Mar Philip Coppersmith Plymouth WI $20 11-Mar Maggie Melowski Kohler WI $20 12-Mar Curt Mauer Kohler WI $20 13-Mar Jerome Fuhrmann Sheboygan WI $20 14-Mar Greg Girdaukas Sheboygan WI $20 15-Mar Amy Gutschow Kohler WI $20 16-Mar Philip Coppersmith Plymouth WI $100 17-Mar Karen Knuth Kohler WI $20 18-Mar Suzie Barrock Kohler WI $20 19-Mar Stacy Carpenter Sheboygan Falls WI $20 20-Mar Kyle Spranger Sheboygan WI $20 21-Mar Tom Cornell Plymouth WI $20 22-Mar Tim Wilsing Sheboygan WI $20 23-Mar Beverly Schmidt Two Rivers WI $20 24-Mar Jennifer Kelm Kohler WI $20 25-Mar Brian Daane Sheboygan Falls WI $20 26-Mar Deb Koenig Kohler WI $20 27-Mar Romanoski Family Kohler WI $20 28-Mar Calvin Stefanczyk Kohler WI $20 29-Mar Rachel Weber Kohler WI $20 30-Mar Jason or Elly Garner Glenview IL $20 31-Mar Lindsay Thomack Sheboygan WI $20

The Bomber Basketball Club supports Kohler youth basketball programs and coaches by providing leadership and funding for equipment, tournaments and coaching guidance at all levels. Our vision is a sustained, successful basketball program that promotes sportsmanship, teamwork, leadership and school spirit in our youth and the greater Kohler community. If you’d like to learn more about the Bomber Basketball Club, please contact Jeff Romanoski, Marcus Knuth or Jason Keller, or email us at bomberbasketballclub@gmail.com. Please watch the Kohler Villager for more information about the Bomber Basketball Club. Thank you for your continued support and GO BOMBERS!

The Kohler 6th grade girls bas-ketball team participated in theWisconsin State Invitational Cham-pionship Tournament in Merrill,Wausau and Marathon on March 23and 24, 2013. This tournament,which was organized by The GreatNorthwest Basketball League,brought together 83 of the top com-munity-based 6th grade girls bas-ketball teams from all across theState of Wisconsin. State champi-ons were crowned in four divisions:Division 1, Division 2, Division 3and Division 4/5, based on the en-rollment of the high school intowhich each team feeds.

The Kohler 6th grade girls teamplayed in Division 4/5, finishingin 13th place. The results ofKohler’s six games were as fol-lows:Pool PlayLaconia 43, Kohler 21Kohler 36, Melrose-Mindoro 20Round of 16:Mineral Point 29, Kohler 229th – 16th Place Quarterfinals:Alma Center 33, Kohler 3213th – 16th Place Semi-Finals:Kohler 48, Blair-Taylor 16

13th Place Game:Kohler 32, Colfax 21

Mineral Point defeated Laconiato win the Division 4/5 Champi-onship.

The Kohler team is coached byJohn Renzelmann, Steve Zielkeand Bridgitt Zielke. The All-Tour-nament team for Division 4/5 con-sisted of: Mara Aschliman(Mineral Point), Alissa Dins (La-conia), Ashley Groshek(Amherst), Kiah Kalander (Pren-tice), Brittney Limoseth (Water-loo), Kathleen Mathias(Darlington), Elizabeth Misky(Cuba City), Kiarra Otto (Laco-nia), Morgan Radtke (ElkMound), McKenna Reichling(Mineral Point), Gracie Rieder(St. Mary's Springs Academy) andTaylor VandeBerg (Laconia).

In the other three divisions, Muk-wonago defeated Appleton Northto win the Division 1 Champi-onship, Beaver Dam defeatedLuxemburg-Casco to win the Di-vision 2 Championship and Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau defeatedValders to win the Division 3Championship.

The Wisconsin State Invita-tional Championship Tournamentis an annual event, held in Febru-ary, March or April of each year,pitting the top community-based

teams in the State of Wisconsinagainst each other. The tourna-ment is organized by size of com-munities, much like the WIAAstate high school tournaments, so

that top teams can compete on alevel playing field with other pro-grams their size.

Kohler 6th grade girls participate in state invitational championship

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Kohler Co. debuts new entrance and stunning guestrooms at The Carriage House

Kohler Co. announced todaythe completed renovation of TheCarriage House at The AmericanClub resort in Kohler, Wisconsin.The 55-room annex boasts aprime location above the ForbesFive-Star Kohler Waters Spa andoffers guests the ultimateKOHLER experience, from Five-Star hospitality to top-of-the-linebathing experiences. The Car-riage House renovation is part ofa multi-year renovation to theguest rooms at The AmericanClub, one of 45 hotels in theworld to be honored with theForbes Five-Star and AAA Five-Diamond designations.

The Carriage House offers aunique guest experience in a vari-ety of ways, most notably withaccess to the common areas of theKohler Waters Spa – a tranquilspa known for its innovative hy-drotherapy treatments and top-level service. Guests who stay atThe Carriage House also enjoycomplimentary continental break-fast, afternoon tea and eveningcordials, all while never having toleave the comfort of the building.Many guests enjoy the entire fa-cility in their robes, changingonly to venture for dinner at oneof the 11 restaurants throughoutthe resort. Each room in The Car-riage House also features aKOHLER bathtub for completerelaxation.

As of this writing, the CarriageHouse will have a brand new en-trance off Highland Drive byMay 24 (weather permitting),

providing guests with a specialgreeted arrival from the frontdesk staff. The renovated historicbuilding continues to serve as abrilliant showcase of the com-pany’s plumbing and interiorsproducts and as a resort destina-tion for the discerning travelerwho seeks the finest in hotel sur-roundings, amenities and service.

“The Carriage House offers atruly memorable experience forour guests,” says Christine Loose,Director of Hotels for Kohler Co.“From the new entrance to therenovated rooms, every part ofthe experience has been enhancedand elevated. Many of our Car-riage House guests rarely leavethe building and are able to havethe ultimate relaxing getawaywhile enjoying the spa’s relax-ation pool, roof-top deck and fire-places.”

With a nod to the history of theunique building, each room ofThe Carriage House is namedafter a famous carriage or car-riage manufacturer. The décor ison par with the major renovationat The American Club hotel, in-corporating dark wood accents,elegant furnishings and rich col-ored draperies.

Furthermore, 12 rooms of therooms include Mark David trunksnear the bedside as a nod to theinterior of a historic carriage. Theguest room renovation incorpo-rates plumbing, furniture and tileproducts from Kohler Co.’s di-verse product portfolio. The prod-ucts are incorporated from the

following brands: KOHLER,Kallista, Baker, Mark David,McGuire, Ann Sacks and Robern.

Just as in The American Club,The Carriage House rooms in-clude a porcelain Karner Butter-fly, made at the Kohler factoryacross the street. “This butterflyis a unique way for the guest tocommunicate to the housekeepingstaff if they desire fresh linens,”said Loose. “We choose theKarner Blue Butterfly because ofits special story in Wisconsin.This particular species was en-dangered but is now flourishingin the State of Wisconsin. This isour way of helping tell that suc-cess story through our conserva-tion efforts.”

The company is continuallyrenovating the hotel and its prop-erties to provide Five-Star ameni-ties and the latest Kohler Co.products. This cycle of hotel ren-ovations began in December 2009and is complete with The Car-riage House reopening this May.This renovation follows the re-cent on-property enhancements ofthe Kohler Waters Spa, CucinaItalian Restaurant, Sports CoreHealth & Racquet Club, Inn onWoodlake and Horse & Plow.

For reservations, please call800-344-2838 or visitwww.AmericanClub.com formore information. Stay up to dateon news and happenings on Face-book and Twitter atfacebook.com/americanclub andtwitter.com/theamericanclub.

The American Club Resorta KOHLER experience

Boars Head Brandfinds a home withWoodlake Market

Boar’s Head Brand meats andcheese are now available at theWoodlake Market Deli. Withtoday’s ever-increasing healthconscious consumer base, Wood-lake Market offers a full line ofdelicatessen products that fit intothis lifestyle. Boar’s Head Brandproduct line promises to be freeof the following: fillers, by-prod-ucts, artificial colors or flavors,Trans- fat and gluten.

In addition to these promises,many of the Boar’s Head brandmeat and cheeses are also certi-fied by the American Heart Asso-ciation. There are also a variety oflow-sodium products to choosefrom. One product that stands outis the no salt added oven roastedturkey breast, which only contains55mg of sodium per 2oz serving.For our guests that desire nutri-tional information on these newproducts, informational brochurescan be located in our deli. Thereare specific brochures for thegluten free, heart-healthy andlow-sodium products. For ourcheese lovers, the only Boar’sHead cheeses that Woodlake Mar-ket will carry are made right herein Wisconsin. Not only will theBoar’s Head brand be available topurchase freshly sliced from thedeli, these products have been re-flected in the new catering offer-ings.

Whether it’s a gathering for tenor a graduation party for two-hun-dred, Woodlake Market in TheShops at Woodlake Kohler offersdelicious, distinctive catering forevents. Choose from the menufeaturing popular selections for

breakfast, lunch and dinner orcreate a menu all your own.

Your event is sure to be a suc-cess with Woodlake Market cater-ing as the staff will handle thecooking, set-up and clean-up.Woodlake Market also offers awide selection of party trays,party subs, fruit trays, cheese andsausage platters, dessert trays andso much more. The new Boar’sHead products will also be fea-tured in the Kitchens of KohlerSandwiches and deli trays. OurKitchens of Kohler sandwichesare made daily using only thefreshest bread from The AmericanClub pastry kitchen. This Artisanbread is baked twice daily withinthe Woodlake Market Bakery, sodeli trays are made to order andcan be customized to suit your in-dividual needs.

Artisan pizzas are one of thetop selling catering choices forcarry-out or delivery. A Neapoli-tan-style crust handmade in theKitchens of Kohler, WoodlakeMarket pizzas are loaded withfresh toppings and baked to per-fection in a stone hearth oven.

Look no further than WoodlakeMarket for an event your guestsare sure to remember. Visitwww.woodlakemarket.com orcall (920) 457-6570 for more in-formation.

As a way introduce the newline of product, Woodlake Marketis offering $1.00 off per pound ofBoar’s Head Brand meats andcheeses for anyone one thatbrings in this article during themonth of May.

One of the renovated guest rooms at The Carriage House. – Photo by Mary Struck, The Kohler Villager

Introducing The Taste of WoodlakeSeries

Woodlake Market is putting adelicious twist on demonstrationswith a new Taste of Woodlake se-ries that highlights all the uniqueaspects of Kohler's hometownstore! The Taste of WoodlakeEvent topics vary from benefits oforganic produce to the taste pro-files of Boars Head Meat and Sar-tori Cheese to the latest trends inbeer, wine and liquor. Theseevents will take place in theWoodlake Market Atrium unlessotherwise noted. Visit the Wood-lake Market website atwww.woodlakemarket.com and

click “Events” to find the com-plete schedule of activities. Formore up-to-date information“Like” Woodlake Market onFacebook.May 16 - Oskar Blues Brewery May 21 - Crispin CiderJune 4 - 3 Sheeps BeerJune 18 - Capitol Husting WinesJuly 2 - Founders BeerJuly 16 - Ommegang BeerJuly 20 - Boars Head MeatAugust 6 - Terra Sol Gardens ProduceAugust 20 - Sartori Cheese

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CALENDAR OF EVENTSKohler Waters Spa Facials SpecialMay, Mondays through ThursdaysonlyIn celebration of the opening of newfacial rooms at Kohler Waters Spa,enjoy a 25% discount on Classic Fa-cials at Kohler Waters Spa. Based onavailability. Some restrictions apply.Call 800-344-2838 for information orreservations.

Exhibit: Garden SongApril 7 – June 30ARTspace – A Gallery of the JohnMichael Kohler Arts CenterGarden Song brings together fouraccomplished artists whose variedworks complement the new ArtsCenter series of exhibitions UNCOM-MON GROUND. Included is work byceramicist Sandra Byers (WI), pho-tographer Lisa Frank (WI) and thejewelry of Roberta and DaveWilliamson (OH). 920-452-8602

L’Aventure Wine DinnerMay 9Immigrant RestaurantMichael Young from L’Aventure Win-ery joins Matt Bauer, chef of The Im-migrant Restaurant, for an exquisiteculinary evening.

Mother’s Day Dining at The Ameri-can ClubSunday, May 12Enjoy special Mother’s Day brunchmenus at The American Club inGrand Hall of the Great Lakes and inThe Wisconsin Room. Call 1-800-344-2838 for pricing, menu optionsand reservations.

Free Reiki Body ScanMay 12IntentionsSpace is limited please call for an ap-pointment 920-457-9543.

Mother’s Day gift with purchaseMay 12Intentions

Receive a 60ml Floral HydrosolWater free with any purchase of $40or more.

Made in America CelebrationMay 16-18KaciaJust in time for spring, we are featur-ing all things made in the USA; den-ims, Americana prints, and cottonwhites! Spend $50 on Americanmade, save $10. Spend $100 onAmerican made, save $20. Spendover $250 of American made, save$50. Stop in during this 3 day eventand sample a slice of that all-timeAmerican delight, homemade Applepie! For more information call 920-458-9121.

Sports Core Open HouseMay 19, 1-4pmCome one, come all! Complimentaryaccess during the Sports Core openhouse. Don’t have a friend who’s aSports Core member? That’s ok!You’re still welcome to enjoy a tour,free offerings (TRX, Pilates Exercis-ers, Zumba, Yoga, Tennis, Youth Ac-tivities and more!) and win prizes!Please call the reception desk at457-4444 to let us know you’re com-ing.

Kohler Festival of BeerMay 31 - June 2Don’t miss the 5th annual KohlerFestival of Beer. There will be moreFUN BY THE BARREL!Experience Kohler Festival of Beer; awell-crafted celebration of malts,hops and the art of brewing. The Vil-lage of Kohler comes alive as thecountry’s top craft brewers convergein a celebration of suds. This three-day festival will feature tastings, ed-ucational sampling seminars andbrand-new events for 2013. There isno shortage of food, entertainmentand, of course, beer. Call 1-800-344-2838.

The Shops at Woodlake Say Cheersto Beers with In-store SpecialsWhile the Village of Kohler comesalive during the Kohler Festival ofBeer, the unique boutique stores atThe Shops at Woodlake Kohler offerspecials, samples & giveaways. Spe-cial offers and opportunities arelisted below available May 31-June 2unless otherwise noted. Cheers!

Tie Tutorials at Art Imig’s ClothiersStop in and learn to tie a bow tieand we will also answer any otherquestions that you have about neck-ties. Save $20 on any in-stock shirtand tie combination. 920-459-4190

Celebrate Dark Beer at KaciaComplimentary pretzel necklacesand samples of chocolate Guinnesscupcakes, while supplies last. In cel-ebration of dark beer, we are dis-counting all dark (blacks andbrowns) clothing, full-priced mer-chandise only, accessories do notapply. 920-458-9121

Summer Toys Gift Basket at Movers& ShakersEnter to win a spectacular gift bas-ket filled with summer toys! 920-453-2874

Tokyo-Milk Gin & Rosewater GiftBasket at ScentualitiesEnter to win a fantastic gift basket ofTokyo-Milk Gin & Rosewater! 920-208-4935

Handcrafted Beer Bottle Cap Jew-elry at Wisconsin TraderMeet Jessica Lemberg on Saturday,June 1 from 12pm-2pm, local artistof handcrafted beer bottle cap jew-elry...made in Wisconsin! Join us foran afternoon with Jessica as she cre-ates her jewelry, discusses her craftand the details that go into her art.Shop our collection of Wisconsin-made handcrafted beer bottlecapjewelry all weekend and treat your-

self to some fashionable frills with a20% discount during Kohler Festivalof Beer! Choose from earrings,necklaces and bracelets available inan assortment of Wisconsin themesincluding Brewers, Badgers, Packers,beer and much more! 920-451-2113

Children’s Shoe Sale at With ChildMaternityBOGO, buy one pair of children’sshoes at the regular price and re-ceive 50% off the second pair. 920-287-7611

Homemade Treats at Intentions(June 1 only)Sample a delicious homemade treatusing beer as a primary ingredient.While supplies last. 920-457-9543

Craft Time at Movers & Shakers KidsToys (June 1 only – from 11am-3pm)Join us for a fun-filled craft time!Choose from a selection of items tomake your very own toy! $5 perchild. 920-453-2874

Free Gift with Purchase at Scentuali-ties (June 1 only)Purchase any swimwear piece byLisa Curran and receive a free pair ofOKA b. Madison Sandals! Other dis-counts may not be applied with thisoffer. Limit one offer per customer.920-208-4935

Beer Cupcakes at With Child Mater-nity (June 1 only)Stop in and sample beer cupcakes.Delicious for Dads and safe for ex-pecting Moms, while supplies last.920-287-7611

Chakra Balancing Body Scan at In-tentions (June 2 only – from 11am-1pm)IntentionsComplete the Kohler Festival of Beerwith a Chakra Balancing body scan.During a 10-minute session, ourReiki Practitioner will scan your low-

est energy area and give you feed-back, while bringing your chakrasback into balance. Walk-ins wel-come. 920-457-9543

SPORTS CORE SPECIALS ANDCLASSESFor more information, pricing de-tails and to register call Sports Coreat 920-457-4444.Ballroom Basics: May 29, 6:45-8:45pmCycle Mania: Sundays through May26, 8:30-10amZumba Cinco De Mayo Celebration:May 5, 1-2pmAdult Beginner Tennis Clinic: May 5,1-2pmTiny Tot Camps: Friday, May 3 andMay 17, 9-10:30am Kids Night Out: Friday, May 10, 5-9pm For all TRX Session Schedules visitthe Sports Core website or stop infor a printed schedule. Next sessionsbegin the week of May 20.

Pro Shop Specials: CelebrateMother’s Day and enjoy $5 off a $50purchase in the Pro Shop, May 10-12

Salon at Sports Core: Receive $50off discount on our unique Brazil-ian Keratin hair-strengtheningtreatment in the Salon.

YOGA ON THE LAKE SPECIALS ANDCLASSESFor more information, pricing de-tails and to register call Yoga on theLake at 920-453-2817.

Beginner’s Workshop: Sunday, May5, 2-4pm, $25

Fore Your Information: Kohler GolfNew Event! TaylorMade “New Product Experience”

Blackwolf Run Golf Course is host-ing a TaylorMade “New Product Ex-perience” Event on Saturday, May 11from 11am-3pm on the PracticeRange. All are invited to experience anarray of new TaylorMade golf prod-ucts, receive complimentary club fit-ting and analysis provided by certifiedTaylorMade representatives, register towin golf clubs, balls and prizes. Look-ing to add more yards to your bagwithout spending more? Golfers havethe option to bring used clubs of anymajor brand in exchange for the latestTaylorMade clubs through their “TradeTo Upgrade” certified pre-owned pro-gram. For more information on theTaylor Made “New Product Experi-ence” event, call Blackwolf Run at920-457-4446.

Kohler Golf Academy News: Thepros of the Kohler Golf Academy areoffering unique opportunities to helpimprove your game with clinics for

adults and juniors. For more informa-tion and registration visit www.Koh-lerGolfAcademy.com or emailKohlerGolfAcademy@kohler.com.Get Golf Ready Clinics The five week sessions for Beginners(Wednesdays) and Intermediate/Ad-vanced Players (Thursdays) begin May8 at Blackwolf Run and WhistlingStraits. Weekly topics and activities in-clude – Fundamentals, Fitness, FullSwing, Short Game, Course Manage-ment, Rules & Etiquette, Bunker Playand Video Review. The sessions con-clude with a 9-hole event and horsd’oeuvres reception on Saturday, June8 at Blackwolf Run. $149 per partici-pant.Kohler Golf Academy for Juniors

Kohler Golf Academy, with guid-ance from the PGA Sports Academy,uses a fun, systematic approach to en-courage long-term player develop-

ment. Offering four levels of instruc-tion (Starter for Ages 4-6 ($65) ParentChild, Sport ($115) for Ages 6-9,Player 9 ($135) for Ages 10-13, andChampion ($200) for Ages 14-17 look-ing to play high school level golf), theprogram focuses on five core elementsto help youth learn, develop and prac-tice skills to become better golfers andenjoy the sport of golf. All participantswill be exposed to the fundamentals ofgolf including short game, long game,putting, rules and etiquette. To providea safe and intimate teaching environ-ment, each session will be limited tothirty students with a 5:1student/teacher ratio. The objective ofthe program is for each child to learnto play golf and have fun in theprocess. Sessions are available in Juneand July. A special skills event andbanquet will be held on Sunday, Au-gust 4 at Whistling Straits for all par-ticipants and parents.

Kohler Waters Spa –New Service!Citrus Reviver – a refreshingClementine sparkling soak isused for this reviving hydrother-apy treatment. It addresses thefull body and feet for exfoliationusing contrasting cool elementsunder warm Vichy showersprays. A pressure point facial

massage and cool-stone eye treat-ment relieve congestion, while afinishing application of citrusmoisturizer completes the treat-ment. $130 plus tax and gratuity.50 minute service. Call 1-800-344-2838 for more information.

– Photo courtesy of Kohler Co.