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925 N. 8th Street • Sheboygan • 920.452.0972R. ERLIEN JEWELER
Sheboygan’s Premier Custom Jeweler
What exists in your mind’s eye R. Erlien can create for you.
Friday, May 29Lobster Boil5:30-9pm - The Wisconsin RoomPresenter: Ballast Point BreweryThe Wisconsin Room takes thetime-honored fish fry tradition upa notch with its Seafood Buffet. Aspecial pairing menu offers theperfect opportunity to explore twoWisconsin favorites: beer and fish.Featuring pairings from BallastPoint Brewery.$55 per personKohler Beer Run Race Regis-tration and Packet Pick Up6-8pm - The Shops at WoodlakeKohlerPick up your race registration andpacket.Beer Dinner7-9pm - The Immigrant RestaurantChef Matt Bauer along with Brew-master Ashley Kinart of CapitalBrewery will bring the craft of finebeer and fine food together duringa special four-course meal at TheImmigrant Restaurant.$123 per personNEW! Hops at the Shops8-10:30pm - Lakeside Patio at Thehops at Woodlake KohlerPresenter: Kitchens of KohlerWatch the sun go down as the
tunes crank up. This outdoor con-cert features a selection of greatcraft brews and amazing food!$42 per person
Saturday, May 30Beer and Bloodies TastingEvent9-10am - Beer GardenWaiting for that crazy runner tocome to the finish line? Want toget a head start on the day? Visitthe build-your-own Bloody Marybar at the Shock Top Beer Garden.À la carte pricing3rd Annual Kohler Beer Run9am start time - Start and finishlines at The Shops at WoodlakePresented by Shock TopEarn your Kohler Festival of Beerbrews at the 3rd-annual KohlerBeer Run, featuring a beer at everymile. Chip timing will be avail-able.$49.40 per person regular andsame-day race registrationBeer Garden10am-8pm - Baker Plaza at TheShops at Woodlake KohlerBeer and brats served all day long.Special music from beer run con-clusion until 1pm.À la carte pricing
Beer & Chocolate Pairing1-2pm - Craverie Chocolatier CaféPresenter: Anette Righi DeFendi,Chocolatier, KOHLER OriginalRecipe ChocolatesDiscover a match made in heavenas Chocolatier Anette Righi-De-Fendi pairs KOHLER OriginalRecipe Chocolates with tastybrews.$26 per personShorts & Chefs2-4pm - Lakeside Patio at TheShops at Woodlake KohlerPut on your shorts and enjoy liveentertainment, fantastic fare andunique brews at the 6th-AnnualShorts & Chefs event. Some of thebest local and regional chefs will
kick off the summer by firing upgrills and creating their favoritedishes. Collaborating with thechefs, brewery representatives willserve complementary beers.$45 per personHome Brew Competition5-7pm - Lakeside Patio at TheShops at Woodlake KohlerPresenter: Brewmasters BrewingSuppliesThe next great craft brew justmight be featured at this event aslocal home-brewing enthusiastsshow off their best. Sample the en-tries while the judges pick the topbrew.$28 per person
Cheers to Beers8-10pm - Kohler Design CenterTaste a variety of beers served bybreweries from across the countryalong with cuisine samplings fromthe Kitchens of Kohler. Then, votefor your favorite beer. You’ll re-ceive a commemorative beer glasswith the Kohler Festival of Beerlogo just for attending.$75 per personNEW! Add-On Event: VIPBeers & Cheese7-8pm - Kohler Design CenterJoin us before Cheers to Beerskicks off with this special tastingdesigned for those who truly lovebeer. Join this early access tastingfor a chance to sample some high-end and limited-availability brews.$99 per person (Includes Cheers toBeers event)
Sunday, May 31Beer Lovers Brunch9am-2pm - The Wisconsin RoomFinish your weekend right with ahot breakfast buffet featuring all ofyour traditional favorites and a de-licious sampling of brews.$36 per person
KohlerFestival of Beer, May 29-31The annual Kohler Festival of Beer celebrates one of Wisconsin’s top industries with the country’s premiere craft brewers and beer fans from around the nation. The Village ofKohler comes alive with music, food pairing events, cooking demonstrations, and flowing taps that highlight the weekend. View the complete schedule of events below andreserve your tickets today at www.KohlerAtHome.com or call 1-800-344-2838.
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Submitted by Coach ZielkeThe Kohler eighth grade girls
basketball team finished third atthe Badgerland State BasketballChampionship Tournament, whichwas held March 21-22 in Wauke-sha.
The Kohler eighth grade girlsteam played against schools in Di-visions 1 through 5 at the tourna-ment. The results of Kohler’s fivegames were:Pool Play: Kohler 40, Jefferson20. Kohler 44, West Allis 33.Kohler 38, Luxemburg-Casco 33.Madison East 25, Kohler 24.Third Place Game: Kohler 38,Baraboo 30.
Point guard Sami Renzelmann
was named to the Badgerland StateBasketball Championship All-Tournament team for her confi-dent, poised play throughout thetourney.
Besides finishing well in thestate tournament, the Kohlereighth grade girls basketball teamfared well in several other 2015tournaments.
In mid January, the girls tooksecond place at the Christ ChildAcademy Tournament in Sheboy-gan, with Sami Renzelmann beingnamed to the All Tournamentteam, and Sarah Sobecki winningthe individual free throw contestmaking 13 of 15 free throws.Sarah and Emma Egbert were also
named the team free throw cham-pions making 21 of 30 shots.
The girls took 3rd place in theHowards Grove Tournament, withwins against Random Lake andHowards Grove and a loss toMuskego. At the Kiel tournamentin late February the girls were theconsolation champions; rebound-ing from a tough loss againstWaupun with good wins againstManitowoc and Lomira. In earlyMarch, the girls finished as conso-lation champions at the PlymouthTournament with a loss toLuxeumburg-Casco and winsagainst Plymouth and MadisonEast.
Kohler 8th Grade Girls take 3rdat State Tourney and PerformWell in 2015 Tournament Play
Team members included, front row, left to right: Darya Wolniak, Sami Renzelmann, Elly Udovich, and Bailey Campione. Back row, left toright: Coach Bridgitt Zielke, Sarah Sobecki, Emma Egbert, Cecelia Zielke, Molly Thomack and Coach Steve Zielke.
Emma Egbert and Sarah Sobecki won the team free throwcompetition at the Christ Child Academy Tournament.
Sami Renzelmann was named to the All Tournament Team at two differenttournaments.
A BREATH OF FRESH AIR FOR
MOTHER’S DAY SHOPPING
LOCATED IN THE SHOPS AT WOODLAKE KOHLER920-208-4935 SCENTUALITIES.COM /SHOPSATWOODLAKE
Visit Scentualities April 15–May 10 and receive a complimentary Lollia’s Breathe full-size hand cream with any $75 purchase. It’s the perfect addition to
your Mother’s Day gift. Or keep it for yourself – we won’t tell.
While supplies last. Not valid with any other offers.
Retail value $25
Infant (6 wks.), toddler, 3-6 preschool & Kindergarten classes
(Before and after school care available)Montessori certified & early childhood educated teachers
Montessori Children’s House Preschool
Call for a tour!920-458-0510
“Free the child's potential, and you willtransform him into the world.”
Dr. Maria Montessori (Italy)Montessori Charter School grades 1-6 now available!
1907 N. 20th St., Sheboygan www.sheboyganmontessori.com
M-F 6am – 6pm
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EMERALD ASH BORERHAS BEEN FOUND IN SHEBOYGAN COUNTY
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TDN Tree Service LLC is a member of the International Society of Arboriculture, Tree Care Industry Associates
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We also do stump grinding and tree
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SUPPORTIVE CARE SERVICES
These smiles brought to you by
BULLARD CHILDREN’S DENTISTRY In the purple building across from Marcus Cinemas
3304 Wilgus Avenue / Sheboygan, WI 53081 920-452-KIDS (5437) / www.bullardsmiles.com / Like us on
schedule an appointment at 452-KIDS. For beau�ful sparkling smiles,
Board of Directors 2015
Looking for hard working, ener-getic high school students to workat the newly renovated Kohleryouth center during after schoolhours and weekends.
Please call or text Rhonda Hol-
land at 920-207-6537 or emailH e l p M e R h o n d a We l l n e s s @gmail.com. Feel free to stop by theYouth Center and leave your nameandphone number as well.
Sheboygan County MasterGardener Volunteers will beat the UW-Extension Office,located on the UW-Sheboy-gan Campus, Tuesday andThursday afternoons from1:00 – 4:00 p.m. to answerhorticultural calls or consultin person with homeownerswho have questions aboutyard and garden care. MasterGardener Volunteers willstaff the horticultural hotlinefrom May through Septem-ber.
Master Gardener Volun-teers are trained volunteerswho assist UW-Extensionstaff by helping people betterunderstand horticulture.
Visit the UW-ExtensionSheboygan County web site
at: sheboygan.uwex.edu foroffice location and horticul-tural information.
The Sheboygan CountyMaster Gardener Volunteersare individuals who have aninterest in horticulture, havetaken Master Gardener train-ing offered by the UW-Ex-tension and share their timeand expertise with others. Itis the acquisition of knowl-edge, the skill of gardeningand the giving back to thecommunity that distinguishesUW-Extension Master Gar-dener Volunteers from othergardeners.
To reach the HorticulturalHotline, please contact theUW-Extension SheboyganCounty Office at 459-5900.
Horticultural hotlinestaffed by Master Gardener volunteers available to the public
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Youth Center seeks high school workers
Public invited toChildren’s ChoirReview
Grace UCC, 500 School Street,invites the public to the Children’sChoir Review during their Sundayworship on Mother’s Day, May 10at 10:00 a.m.
The Children’s Choir will en-hance the service with a review offive of their anthems that they sangover the past year. Under the lead-ership of Curt Joa, the choir willsing God Put a Rainbow in theCloud and Get on Board LittleChildren, as well as other fa-vorites. The choir is made up ofchildren of the Church School andranges from 4 years of age thrugrade 6. A more traditional servicewill be held at 8:00 for those whoare not so interested in the musicof the service. Grace UCC invitesyou to come and share the joy andwelcome found at Grace UCC.
FOR SALE BYOWNER
1030 Woodlake Rd, Kohler
Exceptional ranch located in the Village ofKohler. Built in 2003, this move-in ready 4 bed-room/3 full bath home features an open conceptkitchen & living room with adjacent dining roomor den. Hardwood maple floors, crown molding,and in-ceiling speaker system throughout. Mainfloor master bedroom has walk-in closet, linencloset, and private bath with double vanity, sep-arate shower, whirlpool tub, and Kohler fixtures.Lower level is perfect for guests with high ceil-ings/egress windows, family room, 1 bedroom,and 1 full bath. Ample storage and plenty of nat-ural light.
Special Features:*9' Ceilings; *Granite Countertops; *Upgraded Appliances; *Gas Fireplace; *First Floor Laundry;*2.5 car attached garage; *Exterior stained in2013 $324,900
Contact Adam at 920-207-3122
Join us at Kacia as we celebrate 365 days of our new store and of course ....SPRING!
You AreInvited to
Kacia’s1st
AnniversaryParty
Become part of our Kacia family and enjoyall spring merchandise at 20% off!
Thursday May 7th10:00-6:00 p.m.
Come for the fashion, stay for the fun!Raise a glass as we cheer in our next year!
Let us help you find a new pop of color, a cute shoe,or the perfect pair of jeans to reboot your spring look!
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1224 Camelot Blvd., SheboyganCLASSIC COLONIAL
Great south side 3 Bedroom, 3.5 bath 2-Story•Large living and dining room combination•Family Room with gas fireplace, eat-in kitchen•Fresh paint and carpet throughout•Oversized yard with deck and patio•New roof in fall 2013•
#3876 $189,900Fred Stone 980-1370
14203 Autumn Ridge Dr, ValdersLIKE NEW RANCH WITH WALKOUT
Picture perfect setting in Autumn Ridge Subd.•Adjacent to golf course and a walk to Pigeon Lake•Loads of tile, kitchen quartz counters•Super deck with nature views and stairs to patio•Two fireplaces, vaulted ceiling, 4 Bedrooms•Lower family room fireplace & kitchenette•VIEW MORE AT: www.14203AutumnRidgeDr.com
#3847 $329,900Mike Daniels 946-0034
429 Church St, KohlerCLASSIC KOHLER BRICK HOME
3 bedrooms, full bath with jetted tub and shower•Sun filled family room with cathedral ceilings•New roof in 2013, All new mechanicals•Conveniently located adjacent to Kohler Schools•Close to American Club and Kohler Water Spa•Broker Owned•
#3870 $175,000Jim Schermetzler 254-0861
1546 Falcon Way, Sheboygan FallsMOVE-IN READY CONDO
3 Bedrooms, 2 full baths•Kitchen with new counters and flooring•New carpet, freshly painted•2 Car attached garage•Deck and large back yard•Why rent when you can own!•
#3878 $124,900Meg Trager 207-9228
NEW LISTING132 School St, Kohler
GRACIOUS LIVING-AFFORDABLE PRICEUpdated half of duplex in heart of Kohler•3 Bedrooms, 1 bath, built in appliances•Newer windows, updated furnace•2 Car garage, nice back yard•Positive rent history•Proximity to multiple Destination Kohler properties•
#3889 $133,000John Brigham 287-4386
446 Pine Tree Rd, KohlerTRUE CLASSIC KOHLER COLONIAL
Pleasing neighborhood on “The Square”•Beautiful hardwood floors, mint condition•2 Lg Bedrooms upstairs and 1st Flr den/3rd BR•Commercial grade kitchen appliances•Cozy sun porch, New 2 car garage•New windows and doors, LL bath facility•
VIEW MORE AT: www.446PineTreeRd.com#3886 $249,900
Terri Stewart 912-4303
525 Pine Tree Rd, KohlerSPACIOUS KOHLER CAPE COD
Well Maintained with character & charm•Oversized living room, 1st floor den•Family room addition with bay window•3 large bedrooms, good closet space•Over 1800 Sq Ft, Quaint reading nook•Shared driveway but has it’s own 2 car garage•
#3862 $168,900Brian Homiston 889-9439
Mike DanielsJim Schermetzler Terri Stewart Meg TragerBrian Homiston Fred Stone
Village Realty & Development Brokerage, Inc.The Shops at Woodlake Kohler
795B Woodlake RoadKohler, WI 53044
(920) 457-1075 or toll free (800) 351-4371VillageRealtyWI.com
/VillageRealtyWI
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920.526.3271
the New
Something old.Something new.
Reiki is a Japanese form of deep relaxation and stress reduction,which also promotes healing. All Reiki sessions include:
Reiki
Member International Association of Reiki Professionals
920-457-9543Located at Intentions in The Shops at Woodlake
www.HandsOnHealingEnergy.com [email protected]
= Scan for Low-Energy Areas of the Body= Balance Energy Centers= Why Low-Energy Has Developed= Suggestions for Maintaining High-Energy
Exclusive 3,800 sq. ft. 4+ BR and bonus room,4+ Bath, 2-story brick built in 2001. Woodedlot, master suite with walk- in shower &whirlpool bath, 2-story ceiling & marble gasfireplace, stainless steel appliances, doubleFrench doors to music room, first floor laundry,full baths on all levels, second full kitchen onlower level, three rec. areas, plentiful storage,large patio.
Kohler Home For Sale
Briarwood Ct. at end of quiet cul du sac $479,000
See more at:sheboygan.craigslist.org/reo/4955255231.html
Stop in and see what 37 years of sales and service can do for you!
860 Monroe St. Sheboygan Falls
(920) 467-3135HOURS:
Mon 9:30-3:00; Tues-Fri 9:30-5:30; Sat 9:30-1:00
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We’ve Made Some Changes!Now it’s even easier to shop
our wide variety of machines, sewing and quilting notions,
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vo•ca•tion \vo-’ka-shen\e
noun1. a particular occupation, business, or profession; calling2. a divine call to God’s service or to the Christian life
Find your vocation!
When you work at Pine Haven Christian Communities, you make a difference in people’s lives, every day.
It’s not just a job, it’s a calling.
Learn more or apply online at:WWW.PINEHAVEN.ORG/CAREERS/
Pine Haven is growing, which means we have immediate openings for:
CNAs, Dining Services & More!
920•550•5276 WWW.PINEHAVEN.ORG
Bill Erbstoesser
e-Commerce Director
800-459-6840 Cell 920-254-9065
Jeff Romanoski
Sales Manager
800-459-6840 Cell 920-918-0352
3 Dealerships, 2 Locations, 1 Goal to be Your Dealer
Local artist David Petermanand his assistant Judy providedan extraordinary art experiencefor Kohler students. The artroom was filled with excite-ment and anticipation as hedemonstrated the basics of air-brushing directly on studentfaces! Students also learnedthat he creates custom art on avariety of surfaces. Some of hisamazing talent is featured atCosmic Bounce and Blue Har-bor. Listening, talking andworking with David Petermanwas an excellent experience.Thank you for taking the timeto visit our school.
Plymouth Artist VisitsKohler Elementary
GIVE MOM A GIFT THAT WILL LAST ALL SUMMER LONG. Looking for a gift that will keep mom smiling for months? Visit Kohler Gardener for bloomin’ good ideas. Choose from roses and hydrangeas to a wide selection of colorful annuals, perennials and hanging baskets – an easy way to show your appreciation this Mother’s Day.
Purchase $50 or more in outdoor plants, and receive $10 in Kohler Gardener Bucks to use on your next visit. Offer valid May 1-31.
Located in The Shops at Woodlake765A Woodlake Road Kohler, WI 53044
kohlergardener.com | 920-458-5570Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 11am-5pm
/shopsatwoodlake
HOOPS4HEALTH 5 YEAR ANNIVERSARYCLINIC FEATURING SPECIAL GUEST
UNIVERSTY OF WISCONSIN SUPER STARSAM DEKKER
Saturday, May 9th from 6:15-9PMREGINA DOMINICAN HIGH SCHOOL
701 LOCUST RD., WILMETTE, IL 60091Wilmette, IL – To celebrate Hoops4Health’s 5 Yearsserving the Chicagoland and Chicago North Sub-urbs we will be having a 5 Year Anniversary Clinic. The clinicwill feature Special Guest University of Wisconsin star SamDekker. Sam Dekker is a projected lottery pick in this year’supcoming NBA Draft. The clinic will feature Sam's favoritedrills, a Q&A, as well as photos, autographs, dinner, and spe-cial memorabilia piece raffle. Some lucky kids will get to do alittle one on one with Sam as well. It has been an honor beinga part of the community and working with so many great kidsand parents. We want to celebrate 5 Years by putting on a oneof a kind clinic! All campers will receive a custom T-Shirt.For more information, please visit www.hoops4health.comand/or call Bessie Sianis at 847-997-6759.
Seeking or offering rooms orhomes to rent during the 2015
PGA Championship???Visit
facebook.com/kohlerPGArooms4rentto connect.
(Created as a public service by The Kohler Villager. Not affiliated with Kohler Co. or the PGA).
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Independently published twice monthly and distributedfree of charge to all residents and businesses in
The Village of KohlerTheKohler Villager
PublisherMary Struck
Phone 920-331-4904Email: [email protected]
Circulation:1,150 printed bimonthly on the1st and 15th of each month.
Newsstand copies available at Woodlake Market, Sports Core,
Falls Piggly Wiggly.
Community newspaper servingthe Village of Kohler
219 Church St.Kohler, WI 53044
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2011 MINI Cooper S6 Speed, Power Heated Leather, Moonroof, 41k mi.Stock #B4509A $15,998
2013 Volkswagon JETTA – SECruise, Power Windows/locks, CD, 45k mi.Stock# B4766P $13,988
2008 VOLVO XC70 - AWDAlloys, Leather, Moonroof, 69k mi.Stock# B4460A $16,998
2011 Chrysler 300CHEMI, Power Heated Leather,NAV, Chromes, 39k mi.Stock# B4681P $22,997
2012 Subaru OUTBACK –LIMITED AWDLeather, CD, Alloys, 58k mi., Stock# B4885P $22,898
2012 Jeep WRANGLER –SAHARA 4X4Cruise, Alloys, Hard Top, 27k mi., Stock# B4093A $28,998
2013 Dodge DURANGO –CREW AWD, Heated Leather, CD, Alloys,32k mi., Stock# B4379P
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2014 Dodge GR CARAVAN – SXTPower SEAT, CD, Alloys, 29k mi., Stock# B4562P $19,498
2008 Ram 1500 SLT QUAD Cab 4X4Cruise, CD, 20"ALLOYS, 73k mi., Stock# B4891X $18,898
2004 Acura RLHeated Leather, NAV, 6DISCMoonroof, 105k mi.Stock# B4226B $7,998
2010 Chevy COLORADO 1LT 4X4Alloys, Power Windows/Locks, 43k mi., Stock# Z1126XX $18,998
2012 Chevy EQUINOX - LTZCruise, Heated Leather, Alloys, 32k mi.Stock# Z401A $21,499
2009 Chevy Aveo LSAutomatic, A/C, CD 59k mi.Stock #Z1501XX $7,495
2014 GMC ACADIA– SLT AWDHeated Leather, Alloys, Quad Seats, 22k mi.Stock# Z1277XX $31,998
2011 Buick Regal CXLHeated Leather, Roof,Alloys 47k mi.Stock #Z2012XX $16,995
2014 Buick Encore AWDCruise, Alloys, CD 19k mi.,Stock #Z1502XX $23,999
2012 Chevy CRUZE – 1LTCruise, Power Windows/Locks, Alloys, 52k mi.Stock# Z864XX $12,999
2013 Chevy SONIC – LTZCruise, Heated Leather, Alloys, 9k mi.Stock# Z034XX $13,499
2014 Chevy IMPALA LIMITEDPower Seat, Moonroof, Alloys, 20k mi.Stock# Z1453XX $15,995
2010 Chevy TAHOE – LTZ 4X4Heated Leather, DVD,NAV, Roof, 71k mi.Stock# Z1162A $31,999
2013 Silverado 2500 LTZDiesel, Heated leather, NAV, Cap,27k mi., Stock #Z1235A $45,998
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Chakra BalancingLearn what a chakra is and how tobalance them. You will be taughtan understanding of their charac-teristics to help you in your dailylife. In this class, you will alsopractice a Chakra Meditation. Inadditon, you will be given a cus-tom visualization and breathingexercise based on your chakrascan. Presented by Reiki/MasterTeacher, John Oestreicher.Held at IntentionsDate: Tuesday, May 5, 2015Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm Fee: $30.00 (cash or check)As You ThinkThis class is about using yourthoughts effectively to create thelife you want. You will learn whatthe “Vibrational Universe” is andhow it works. Learn to recognizewhy your life is moving in a cer-tain direction and how to change it.Techniques will be given to applythe power of intentions and to at-tract what you want in life. Pre-sented by Mental Imagery expertand UW instructor, John Oestre-icher.Held at IntentionsDate: Tuesday, May 12, 2015Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm Fee: $30.00 (cash or check)
Forever YoungIs 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-agingstudies and how other cultureshave reversed the aging process.Learn natural, holistic and practi-cal techniques that will help youtap in to the “fountain of youth”that is within you.Held at IntentionsDate: Tuesday, May 19, 2015Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm Fee: $30.00 (cash or check)Meditation TrainingRelaxation expert John Oestreicherhas been meditating for 30 yearsand teaching meditation for tenyears. In this informative and re-laxing class, participants willlearn: the benefits of meditation,how and when to meditate, focusedattention, and how to slow downand release the mind’s endlesschatter. Students will practicemeditating and each individualwill receive a customized medita-tion based on their goals and en-ergy scan.Held at IntentionsDate: Tuesday, May 26, 2015Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm Fee: $30.00 (cash or check)
Upcoming classes at Intentions
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CHOOSE PINE HAVEN FOR REHABILITATION
Our new Haven Drive campus opens in June!
OPENS JUNE 2015
• New, state-of-the-art therapy gym featuring the only supported ambulation system in Sheboygan County
• In-patient & out-patient services at our Haven Drive campus, with easy access from Highway 23
• Physical, occupational, and speech therapies available to residents at all three campuses
To learn more call 920•467•2400 or visit us online at
WWW.PINEHAVEN.ORG
FOR GREAT PRICESAND COLOR SELECTIONResidential and Business customers are always welcome.
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MulchWe also move TREES, do LANDSCAPING,
have TREES of all sizes, and TOPSOIL.
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Sheboygan County to HoldPublic Open House for 2015 She-boygan County Outdoor Recre-ation and Open Space PlanThe Sheboygan County Planning& Conservation Department isholding a public open house togather input relating to parks,open spaces, and recreational op-portunities for the 2015 Sheboy-gan County Outdoor Recreationand Open Space Plan.
The Plan is an important toolfor local communities. It spellsout the future goals, priorities,and certain land use layouts baseddirectly on input from the resi-dents. Its update is especially im-portant since much of the currentPlan’s content is out-of-date and,even more critically, communitiesrely on the Plan for eligibility forcertain grants. A proposed projectmust be identified in a County’srecreation plan in order to receivepriority for State funding, which
has made many of the outdoor as-sets around the County possible.
To help form the Plan, Sheboy-gan County is asking area resi-dents to provide suggestions ontopics ranging from the best loca-tions of future parks, to the needfor new pathways, to the avail-ability of fishing opportunities.Please note that the Plan focuseson areas outside of the City ofSheboygan, which has its ownplan. Below are the details for the pub-lic open house. • Sheboygan County Administra-tion Building, Room 302• 508 New York Avenue, Sheboy-gan, WI 53081• 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM• Thursday, May 7, 2015
For more information, pleasecontact the Sheboygan CountyPlanning & Conservation Depart-ment at 920-459-3060 or [email protected].
Sheboygan County to holdpublic open house for 2015Sheboygan County outdoor Recreation and Open SpacePlan
Kohler AlumniWhere are they now?Lee Ann von RautenkranzBowling Green, KY Class of 1985 Post-high school education:UWGB Degrees: BFA, BA Occupation: Textile Designer/ArtDirector Fondest memories growing up inKohler: Too many!What was most memorable aboutattending Kohler Schools, andhow did the education at KHShelp this grad attain their goals?Even though I was somewhere inthe middle of my class with a 3.6GPA, When I got to college andtested out of basic writing andmath courses my new classmateshad to take, I knew I had an exem-plary foundation. The most mem-orable thing really has to be thesense of community, independenceand all of us knowing each otherfrom kindergarten through gradua-tion and beyond. I hear things havechanged a lot in that way whichmakes me sad.
Lori (Hamilton) Albsmeier Sheboygan, WI Class of 1988Married to Eric Albsmeier (an-other 1988 Kohler grad).Post-high school education:North Central College, NapervilleIL and Gonzaga University,Spokane WA Degrees: NCC - BA in organiza-tional communication with minorin psychology. Gonzaga - MA inorganizational leadership Occupation: Director of human re-sources at Pine Haven ChristianCommunities Fondest memories growing up inKohler:Friends who are like family. Sled-ding at “The Bowl,” Doll BuggyParades, Halloween with bonfire,Ice cream social, graduation weektraditions, playing Kick the Can,Ghost in the Graveyard, etc., withneighborhood kids.What was most memorable aboutattending Kohler Schools, andhow did the education at KHShelp this grad attain their goals?Teachers who cared and developinggreat friendships. I believe I re-ceived a broad-based, well-roundededucation. I not only learned aca-demic subjects, but was also taughthow to study, responsibility andtime management. I was encour-aged to explore options, think cre-atively and dream.
Bookworm Gardens is hostingits annual Readers Roundup BookReview Contest. The deadline forkindergarten through fifth gradestudent entries is Friday, May 8that 4pm.
This year’s Readers RoundupBook Reviews should be submit-ted on the official review sheetwhich can be downloaded fromthe Bookworm Gardens website orby contacting Beth Carreno at [email protected] on the review sheetshould include: student’s name;school, teacher’s name, and schoolphone number; book title, author,and illustrator; overview of the
story; and student’s thoughts onwhat makes it a great book andwhy others should read it. llustra-tions are a welcome addition to thebook review!
At least two winning entriesfrom each grade will receive spe-cial recognition at the ReadersRoundup Reception and a prizepackage. Their book reviews willbe used with the Readers RoundupSummer Reading Program.
All participants are invited to at-tend a Readers Roundup Recep-tion on Wednesday, May 20thfrom 5pm – 6:30pm at BookwormGardens. Every participant is in-vited to the special program with
garden activities and treats andwill be entered into prize draw-ings.
Bookworm Gardens is located at1415 Campus Drive, Sheboygan,WI 53081 adjacent to the UW-Sheboygan campus. It is a two-acre garden based on children’sliterature. There is no admissioncharge to visit Bookworm Gar-dens. For more information onBookworm Gardens visitwww.bookwormgardens.org.Questions on Readers Roundupcan be directed to Beth Carreno,Education Director, at 287-7895 [email protected]
Bookworm Gardens holdsReaders Roundup BookReview Contest
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Fri., May 8, 8am-4pm | Sat., May 9, 8am-2pm.Something for everyone. Vintage items includingChristmas toys, games, household & kitchenitems. Furniture (old & new), Women’s Harleyclothing, Fashion jewelry, Dinnerware (Nikko’sChristmas & Pfaltzgraff). Vintage bikes of all sizes.
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Kohler Memorial Theatre
We are now accepting applications for the Sum-mer Kohler Kare at the Kohler School startingJune 11th thru August 21st. Children starting JKin the 2015/16 school year thru 5th grade may at-tend and do not have to attend Kohler School. Thesummer day consists of outdoor play, attendingKohler Village Recreation Department Programs,Library Time, Cooking Classes, Computer
Classes, and Field Trip Thursday and Swimming each day at theKohler Pool. Applications can be picked-up with Mrs. Neil in theKohler School Cafeteria or printed from Kohler School web pageunder Kohler Kare. You may email Mrs. Neil [email protected] or phone 803-7250.
Performing Arts Organization Sailing theHigh C’s highlights
On Saturday, April 18, the Per-forming Arts Organization heldtheir eighteenth annual auction. Itwas an evening of fun and excite-ment. The event raised funds to beused toward future scholarshipsand performance tours for theband and choir. This successfulevening is due to the tremendoussupport and charitable donationsoffered by many local corpora-tions and individuals. Please visitthe music department website toview all of our generous sponsors.In addition, a very special thankyou to the enthusiastic and dedi-cated auction committee and stu-dents for donating their time andtalents to create a successfulevent!Chairperson: Beth Tengowski Consultant: Lynn MaassDonor Database: Joni StefanczykSilent Auction: Evelyn Baka, JoniStefanczyk, and Judy WaniorekAuction Set-Up: Evelyn Baka,Diane Kelly, Joni Stefanczyk,Lori Tobin, Susan Vicente, andJudy WaniorekLive Auction: Nina Hughes-Brohn, Beth Tengowski, Marie Tomlin-BoernerMenu/Venue: Beth TengowskiGraphic Design/Invites: VickiFriskePrint Publicity: Vicki Friske, BethTengowski, Richard TengowskiOnline Publicity: Jodi DucharmeInvitations: Marcia Adams
Raffles: Marcia Adams, KathrynHillstrom, and Wendy KuklaPAO Instant Mini-Wine Cellar:Judy Waniorek RSVP/Event Seating: SarahHapeman and Kathy HoekstraAuction Catalog: Jim Conklin,Laura Conklin, and Sonja HeinsDecorations: Heidi Becker, VickiFriske, Lynn Maass, and KristinOtteEvent Registration: Dave Adams,Marcia Adams, and Laurie Lin-dowStudent Coordinators: Linda NeilPerformances: Lori Hucke,Wendy Kukla, and Rich Ten-gowskiEmcees: Kevin Delahunt andMark Sbrocco
Auctioneer: Daven ClaerboutEvent Data Entry: Sonja Heinsand Tracy MaggiCashiers: Erin Kanz, Mary Kral,Liz Sprinkman, and Susan Vi-centeThank You: Amy UngerAuctioneer: Daven Claerbout
Plans are already being madefor the nineteenth annual event in2016. The Performing Arts Or-ganization would like to inviteyou to become involved in thisexciting event. If you are inter-ested, feel free to call RichardTengowski or Lori Hucke atKohler High School.
Prom 2015 is scheduled forSaturday, May 2 at theWaelderhaus from 8:00-12:00p.m. Music will be from 8:00 p.m.until midnight with the presenta-tion of prom court at 9:30 p.m.The professional photographerwill be taking pictures from 8:00until 9:00 p.m. All studentsshould plan on arriving by nolater then 8:30 p.m. Each student who purchases aticket for prom will receive onecomplimentary ticket to be usedby their parents or other membersof their family to view the crown-ing ceremony. Due to the neces-
sary restrictions on numbers in theWaelderhaus balcony, we mustask that parents honor this twoperson limit so that we don’tjeopardize our ability to use thisbeautiful prom facility. Parents may begin to enterand proceed to the balcony 15minutes before crowning cere-mony (9:15 p.m.). House lightswill be brought up for an inter-mission following the presenta-tion of the court and parentswill be invited down to the mainfloor to take pictures. When thehouse lights are dimmed, ap-proximately 10 minutes after
court presentation, all parentswill be asked to exit by 9:45 p.m. 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 attend-ing Prom, serving for Prom, anddo not have a family ticket willnot be allowed in at Prom. Nofreshman is allowed as this is asenior, junior, sophomore Promonly.
Prom 2015 Information
On Monday, May 4 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, music from The Incredi-bles, Rise and Shine March andFusion Generator. The high schoolband will also create music to be
played simultaneously to a silentmovie entitled Masters of the Sil-ver Screen.
In addition, the high schoolband will share a video presenta-tion of their recording session atthe Walt Disney studios.
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.
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Summer MusicScholarships
The Performing Arts Organiza-tion is sponsoring partial summermusic camp scholarships to mid-dle school music students. We arerequesting 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 1.
Funds earned at the PAO Auc-tion on April 18 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.
Summer KohlerKare Registration
Music Notes
Grades 1-5 2:00 p.m. Friday, May 15th Grades JK-SK 9:45 a.m. Friday, May 15th
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Call to OrderMarlene Yang called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. inthe Kohler Public Library. Nancy Case called roll. Thefollowing board members were present: Marlene Yang,and Matt Kautzer. Diane Kelly, Christina Koberstein andNancy Case. Statement of Public NoticeMarch 6, 2015
Approval of AgendaNancy Case moved to approve the agenda. Diane Kellyseconded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried.
Board President’s Report (Marlene Yang)The Board members have signed a resolution on the•2015-2017 state budget and school funding. The reso-lution was sent to the governor, the state legislatures,and the members of the joint finance committee. Mar-lene encouraged members of the board to attend opensessions of joint finance committee for public input ei-ther on March 18 at Brillion high school or March 20 atAlverno College.
Superintendent’s Report (Quynh Trueblood)Congratulations to students for their fine performancesand we wish them the best of success in future competi-tions. We applaud the hard work and achievements ofour students and the ever important support of their ad-visors and families.
Madeleine Hoell for her exhibit of Coco Chanel and•Remy Havens for her exhibit of Liz Hartel in the Na-tional History Day competition. We wish Madeleineand Remy the best of luck at state and thank Ms. MonaLaBudde, Mr. Beyens, and Ms Rozymarynowski fortheir work with the students.
Ms. Grossen and Ms. Rozmarynowksi helped to ad-•vance 12 students who will compete in the FutureProblem Solvers State Bowl in Green Lake in April. Of a total of 172 performances by Kohler Middle and•High School Students at the Wisconsin School MusicAssociation’s District Solo & Ensemble Music Festival,99 performances earned a top rating of 1 and of those,29 students have advanced to the state competi-tion. We thank the music directors for their time andenergies.Emma Herold and Jenna Silvestri for qualifying for•Junior National Swimming Championships. They willcompete in Orlando, FL, in March.Sean Delahunt, member of the varsity West Bend co-•op ski team, qualified for state competition and follow-ing the 40th Wisconsin High School Ski and SnowboardChampionships.132 students and 11 chaperones will attend the Music•Trip in Orlando FL this month. This trip is one thatmany students talk about well into their years pasthigh school. It is made possible only by the leadershipof our music directors, generous support of the Per-forming Arts Organization, and parents who encouragemusic practice and appreciation and even chaperone.The district extends its appreciation to everyone in-volved.I was delighted to serve on the food line of the Kohler•Police and Athletic League annual fundraisingcookout. The KPAL is a benevolent society supportingthe mission of the school and community. The districtgreatly appreciates its continued support. The unexpected passing of Bill Van Meer, Superinten-•dent of New Holstein School District, is sobering. Howhe spent his life’s time: teaching children, leadingschools, and building communities with prepared citi-zens, is reminder of the importance of staying focusedon, and true to, the school and community’s sharedpurpose. This shared purpose began in the vision ofHorace Mann in the 19th century. Horace Mann estab-lished the American mindset that education shouldmore than learning for the advancement of sectarianends, that it be universal, non-sectarian, and free; andthat its purpose should include social efficiency, civicvirtue, and character. Kohler School District is anAmerican public school living in the vision of HoraceMann. Before us tonight are board members, schoolleaders, teachers, and community members who join,with shared purpose, in the daily work of an Americanpublic school.
Principal’s Report (Lori Neurohr)Elementary NewsLast week students in the elementary celebrated Dr.Seuss’ birthday and Read Across America. I dressed like
the Cat in the Hat and was accompanied by Thing Oneand Thing Two, Mrs. Theune and Mrs. Ingels. The frontpage of yesterday’s school section of the SheboyganPress featured students in Mrs. Bittner’s Kindergartenclass making oobleck, based on the Dr. Seuss bookBartholomew and the Oobleck.” Our second and thirdgrade students had a different Seuss-themed activityplanned for each day. On Monday, students read HappyBirthday to You and could spend their Drop Everythingand Read time reading their favorite Dr. Seussbooks. Tuesday they read Fox in Socks and everyonewore funky socks; Wednesday, the classes read All thePlaces You’ll Go and created a dream world using de-scriptive language; Thursday the Seuss book was OneFish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish and everyone wastreated to Goldfish crackers for snack. Finally, Fridaythey read The Cat in the Hat and students were able towear hats for the day. Mrs. Stanley made some wonder-ful Seuss cutouts for student pictures last year, and wewere able to use them again this year for some fun pic-tures.
Middle School NewsOur middle school students have been very busy preparingfor National History Day or NHD. National History Day isan exciting academic enrichment program that helps stu-dents learn about historical issues, ideas, people andevents. Every year NHD frames students’ research withina historical theme. The theme is chosen for its broad ap-plication to world, national or state history. It unites allNHD participants and provides a structure for topic selec-tion. The theme chosen for the 2014-15 school year wasLeadership and Legacy in History. This year, Kohler MiddleSchool had 25 - 7th graders and 22 - 8th graders partici-pate in the Regional National History Day competition atUW Green Bay this past weekend. Special congratulationsgo out to the following students who will advance on to thestate competition: Emma Egbert and Cindy Zheng with agroup website; Sierra Fish and Mari Perez with a groupwebsite; Cecelia Zielke and Grace Unger with a group ex-hibit; Nicole Konecke and Hannah Neist with a group ex-hibit; Ben Guesneau with an individual exhibit; KelseySbrocco and Mallory Keller with a group documentary; KateO’Leary with an individual performance and ChristianCantrell, Brian Zheng and Chris Zhang with a group per-formance. In addition, 3 special awards were earned byour students. The Labor Award for the junior division wentto Bridget Bullard and Catilin Shaw and Kelsey Sbrocco andMallory Keller. The Northeastern Wisconsin Junior DivisionAward went to David Benishek, Henry Jacobson, CarterKnuth and Nikith Ramagoni. Many thanks go out to MonaLaBudde and Matt Bayens for all of their hard workingpreparing our students for the competition.
On the same day, 74 of our middle school band and choirstudents participated in the Central Lakeshore Conference- North District Solo & Ensemble Music Festival. State re-sults will not be made available until after March 14th, asmany students will be performing Saturday at SheboyganSouth, due to a conflict with National History Day. Pleaseextend your appreciation to Rich Tengowski, Lori Hucke andWendy Kukla for all their hard work preparing our studentsfor this important day.
Presentation of the tunnel mural by Sonya Andersonand Stacy Stanley
School board response to the strategic compensationstudy and design team
Review of District FinancesThe finance committee continues to monitor spending.The budget is on track for the 2014-2015 school year. Consent AgendaApproval of February 9, 2015 Board Meeting minutes andFebruary 23, 2015 Special Board Meeting minutesApproval of InvoicesReports of the Finance Committee—Discussion was heldon the following topics:
Summary of Fund 80•State biennial budget•Strategic Compensation•Proposed staffing changes•Ebben Field Phase II project update•Review of monthly budget•Recommendation to approve staffing adjustments•Discussion of strategic compensation to include: per-•formance, retro-active master’s degree, credit reim-bursement, stipends & scholarshipReports of the Committee of the Whole•
Board of Education Regular Meeting – March 9, 2015
Spring Athletic SchedulesGirls Varsity SoccerDate Time Opponent Location05/05/15 4:30PM SL/K GSC vs. Howards Grove Howards Grove High School05/11/15 6:00PM SL/K GSC vs. Oostburg Oostburg High School05/14/15 4:30PM Random Lake Sheboygan Lutheran High School05/19/15 4:30PM SL/K GSC vs. Elk.t Lake-Glen. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah High School05/21/15 4:30PM Ozaukee Sheboygan Lutheran High School05/28/15 4:15PM SL/K GSC vs. Christian Sheboygan County Christian High School06/02/15 4:30PM Cedar Grove-Belgium Sheboygan Lutheran High School
Boys Varsity Tennis ScheduleDate Type Time Opponent Location5/2/2015 Quad Varsity 09:00 am Xavier, Newman Cath, Pacelli St. Francis Xavier MS5/5/2015 Match JV & Var. 4:00 pm Sheboygan Falls Kohler HS5/7/2015 Match JV & Var. 4:00 pm Plymouth (MI) Plymouth HS5/9/2015 Quad Varsity 9:00 am The Prairie The Prairie School5/11/2015 Match JV & Var. 4:00 pm Chilton Chilton High School5/12/2015 Match JV & Var. 4:00 pm Waupun Kohler High School5/14/2015 Match JV & Var. 4:00 pm Two Rivers Two Rivers HS5/15/2015 Tourny Varsity 4:00 pm Notre Dame De La Baie Acad., University School of Mil., Mad. Edgewood, Brookfield Ac. University Sch., Mil.5/16/2015 Tourny Varsity 8:00 am University School of Mil. University Sch., Mil.5/21/2015 Match JV & Var. 4:00 pm Kewaunee Kohler HS5/26/2015 Sub-Sec. 08:00 am Notre Dame De La Baie Acad., Notre Dame5/28/2015 Sectional 08:00 am Kewaunee, Roncalli Sports Core
Golf Varsity ScheduleDate Type Time Home/Host Opponent Location05/04/15 Cnty Tourn. 12:00PM Sheboygan So. Away vs. Sheb. So. Sunset Hills05/05/15 Match 3:00PM Random Lake Away vs. Rand.m Lk Hawthorne05/07/15 Match 3:45PM Kohler, Sheb. Luth. Blackwolf Run05/09/15 Invitational 08:30AM Kohler, Multiple Whistling Straits05/09/15 Invitational 08:30AM Kohler, Multiple Whistling Straits05/12/15 Match 3:45PM Kohler, Ozaukee Whistling Straits05/15/15 Match 3:45PM Christian Away vs. Christian Blackwolf 05/18/15 Match 3:00PM Elk. Lake-Glen. Away vs. Elk. Lake-Glen. Quit Qui Oc 05/21/15 CLC Tourn. TBD Ozaukee Away vs. Multiple Sch. TBA
Girls Varsity SoccerDate Time Opponent Location5/5/2015 4:30PM Howards Grove SL/K GSC vs. Howards Gr. Howards Grove HS5/11/2015 6:00PM Oostburg SL/K GSC vs. Oostburg Oostburg HS5/14/2015 4:30PM SL/K GSC Random Lake Sheb. Lutheran HS5/19/2015 4:30PM Elkhart Lake-Glen. SL/K GSC vs. Elk. Lake-Glen. Elk. Lake-Glen. HS5/21/2015 4:30PM SL/K GSC Ozaukee Sheb. Lutheran HS 5/28/2015 4:15PM Christian SL/K GSC vs. Christian Sheb. Cnty Christ HS6/2/2015 4:30PM SL/K GSC Cedar Grove-Belgium Sheb. Lutheran HS
Track Varsity ScheduleDate Type Time Home/Host Opponent Location05/01/15 Invite 4:00PM Kohler Elk. Lake-Glen., Ozaukee, Sheb. Luth., Living Word Luth., Manitowoc Luth. Kohler HS05/08/15 Invite 4:00PM Sheb. Falls Away vs. Elk. Lake-Glen., Oostburg, Sheb. Falls, Waupun, Ply. Sheboygan Falls HS05/12/15 Triang. 4:00PM Kohler Ozaukee, Howards Gr., K/SC Track Kohler High School05/18/15 Conf. 3:30PM Kohler Cedar Gr.-Belg., Elk. Lake-Glen., Oostburg, Ozaukee, Random Lake, Sheb. Lutheran, Howards Gr., K/SC Track Kohler HS
Softball Varsity ScheduleDate Type Time Home/Host Opponent Location05/05/15 Game 4:30PM SL/K SB Oostburg Field of Dreams05/07/15 Doublehdr 4:00PM Cedar Gr.-Belg. SL/K SB vs. Cedar Gr.-Bel. Belgium Park05/11/15 Game 4:30PM SL/K SB Oostburg Field of Dreams05/12/15 Game 4:30PM SL/K SB Howards Grove Field of Dreams05/15/15 Game 4:30PM Elk. Lake-Glen. SL/K SB vs. Elk. Lake-Glen. June Vollrath Park05/19/15 Game 4:30PM Random Lake SL/K SB vs. Random Lake Kircher Park
Recommendation to increase the middle school English teacher position•from 50% to 100%Recommendation to increase the middle school math teacher position•from 50% to 100%.Matt Kautzer moved to approve the consent agenda. Diane Kelly sec-•onded. All ayes. Motion carried.
Action and/or Discussion ItemsAccept the resignation of Lori Neurohr, EL/MS PrincipalMatt moved to accept the resignation of Lori Neurohr, EL/MS Principal sothat she can spend more time with her family. Diane Kelly seconded themotion. All ayes. Motion carried.
Approve the 2015-2016 school calendar and the 2016-2017 schoolcalendarChristina Koberstein moved to approve the 2015-2016 school calendarand the 2016-2017 school calendar. Diane Kelly seconded the motion. Allayes. Motion carried.AdjournmentDiane Kelly moved to adjourn. Matt Kautzer seconded the motion. Allayes. The meeting adjourned at 8:30 pm.
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THE VILLAGE VIEWKOHLER FIRE DEPARTMENT BRAT FRY
On Sunday, May 3, 2015, the Kohler Volunteer Fire De-partment is having its annual brat fry at the Fire Stationfrom 11:00 am – 6:00 pm. Here’s a chance to enjoy somegreat food and refreshments, and at the same time showyour appreciation to the firefighters who give so muchtime and effort, and risk their own lives to make our com-munity safer. Proceeds from the fry are used to purchasespecial fire/rescue equipment, subsidize a portion of ourbusiness and social expenses, support various communityyouth programs, local area Fire/Rescue projects, and funda scholarship in Police/Fire Sciences.Advance sale tickets are available from all members of theFire Department, and we will be selling door-to-doorthroughout the Village in the weeks preceding the fry foryour convenience. The tickets cost $1, and are worth $1 intrade at the fry, and also give you a chance at our nice se-lection of door prizes.Thank you for your support! See you on Sunday, May3, 2015
FROM CLERK/TREASURERLAURIE LINDOWVillage Meetings Scheduled for May5/4 Property Committee 4:30 pm5/4 Finance Committee 5:00 pm5/6 Library Board (at Library) 12:30 pm5/11 Village Board 5:30 pm5/18 Recreation Committee 4:30 pm5/28 Planning Commission 4:30 pmAll meetings are held at Kohler Village Hall, 319 Highland Drive, unless otherwise indicated.
FROM POLICE CHIEF BILL RUTTENEMS Week May 17th-23rdThe Kohler Police Department is the Village of Kohler’sFirst Responder Unit. The police officers are either allFirst Responders or Emergency Medical Technicians. TheKohler Police Department in addition to responding to ac-cidents, officers routinely respond to medical calls in theVillage and provide the first level of care until a para-medic arrives. The Kohler Police Department takes thisrole very seriously and invests in training and equipmentto provide the best First Responder services it can. I’mproud of our officers and their commitment to this serviceand I hope that you are too. Bike Safety DayThe Kohler Police Department is again sponsoring theBike Safety Day on Saturday, June 6th at 12:30 pm. Theevent is being held at the Village Hall. Licenses are re-quired and are available for $2.50 for any bikes withwheels larger than 16”. Anyone that needs a license candownload the bike license form fromwww.kohlerpolice.com and have it filled out before youarrive. There will be forms available the day of, but itwould make that portion go more quickly. All participantswill receive an inspection of their bike, a free helmet and abike accessory. We will also be supplying free soda andchips after the day’s events.
FROM PUBLIC WORKS SUPERINTENDENT BRUCE NEERHOFRemoval of Cemetery Christmas Wreaths All Christmas wreaths need to be removed from the ceme-tery by May 15th.
Yard WasteStarting May 5th, all loose yard waste must be in the yard
waste cart with the green lid only. Branches may beplaced at the curb for chipping.
Garbage, Recycling, Yard Waste CartsThe Public Works Department has received complaintsabout residents not bringing in refuse carts from the streetat the end of the pickup day. Please be courteous to yourneighbors and help keep the Village of Kohler a neat andbeautiful place to live by bringing in your carts at the endof the day.
Garage Sale SignsOne temporary “garage sale” or “for sale” sign shall bepermitted on each lot or parcel. Signs located on publicproperty will be removed by the Public Works Departmentor Police Department.
Building PermitsA reminder that building permits are required for newstructures, additions, remodeling, accessory structures,pools, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, siding, roofing,fences, signs, modifications over $1,000 in market value,and driveways that encroach on right-of-way. Any ques-tions about building permits and/or permit fees can be di-rected to Bruce Neerhof, Village Building Inspector at459-3881 or [email protected]. Permit applica-tion forms are now available on our website –www.kohlervillage.org.
It is necessary to have approval from Kohler Companyand the Village Plan Commission, if stated in your prop-erty deed, before construction begins on projects includ-ing, but not limited to, fences, accessory buildings,garages, home additions and decks. Guidelines as to whatneeds to be submitted to Kohler Company and the VillagePlan Commission are available at either kohlervillage.orgor the Public Works Department.
Storable Swimming PoolsStorable swimming pools, located within the Village lim-its of The Village of Kohler, require an annual $50 permit.A storable pool is any pool, which holds 1000 gallons ofwater or more. Storable pools must be located 35 feetfrom all lot lines and meet ALL electrical codes for thepump.
Stormwater Pollution PreventionTo meet the Village’s stormwater permit education re-quirements and to be environmentally friendly, residentsneed to be aware that storm drains located throughout thevillage discharge directly to the Sheboygan River. Pleasedo not dump liquids or pet waste into the storm inlets.When you wash your vehicle, wash it on the grass toavoid dirt and detergent from flowing down your drive-way and into the storm inlets.
FROM AQUATICS DIRECTOR SONJA HEINSKohler Pool NewsThe Kohler Pool is open for the season. Spring hours foropen swim are: Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00-7:30 PM;Saturday and Sunday 1:30-4:00 PM. Kohler Residents arefree. Non-Residents are charged $1 if you are with a resi-dent. If you are not with a resident the cost is $3.
Water In Motion Water in Motion classes are held from 7-8 AMMonday/Wednesday/Friday. There is no pre-registrationfor this class. The cost is $1 per class for Residents and $3for non-residents. There are punch cards available, 12classes for $10/residents, or $34 for non-residents.
Swim LessonsSwim lessons begin June 15-25. Registration opened April1. Classes are scheduled Monday – Thursday at 9 AM and10 AM.
FROM RECREATION DEPARTMENTMANAGER AMY SILVESTRISummer Program RegistrationRegistration for Summer Recreation Programs is avail-able. Back again this year are a variety of camps for chil-dren entering grades JK-8. For more information on thecamps or to register please visit our website: http://recre-ation.kohlervillage.org.
Our week long activity camps include:July 6-10 - Adventure CampJuly 13-17 - Playground FunJuly 20-24 - Princess CampJuly 27-31 - Boys Junior Adventure Camp
Baseball/SoftballT- ball, Bantam Baseball (for boys currently in 1st and2nd grade), and all girls Softball registration is also open.New this year ALL SOFTBALL registration should gothrough the Kohler Recreation Department. We will thenassemble teams to play in the Sheboygan rec league.
VILLAGE BOARDThe Village Board approved the following items duringtheir March 9th meeting:Operator’s Licenses as presented.•Temporary Class B beer licenses for Kohler Fire Depart-•ment brat fry on Sunday, May 3, 2015.Hired Sonja Heins as Aquatics Manager.•Purchase 2016 Ford Interceptor Utility vehicle and trade•in 2006 Ford Crown Vic from Ewald Auto Group, cost$26,804.Purchase Youth Center furniture, cost $11,952.96.•Soil testing at the Sports Core Pump Station Force-Main,•no cost.Proposal for gymnasium and theater doors, cost $24,579.•Proposal for water circulation equipment for water tower,•cost $8,940.NR216 Compliance Annual Report for 2014.•Tourism Promotion & Development Committee funds:•$5,500 – 2015 Kohler School Friends Holiday Arts &•Craft Fair$2,500 – 2015 Kohler School Friends Kohler Classic 5K•Walk/RunAnimal Variance application from Angela Poulos & Steve•Webber, 925 W Park Lane.Animal Variance application from Kevin & Tami Brown,•680 Treehouse Parkway.
Village Board Thomas Schnettler, PresidentBrett EdgerleSusan JabergCharles KellerJohn PethanBrian PostMike ZimmermannClerk-TreasurerLaurie LindowPolice ChiefWilliam RuttenPublic Works Supt.Bruce NeerhofFire ChiefMike LindstromRecreation DirectorDoug BocchiniAquatics DirectorJen ValloLibrarianErin Coppersmith
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Scotch aficionados will congregate forthe exclusive opportunity to savor a dramof The Balvenie Fifty Single Malt Scotch atDestination Kohler during the Sip. Swing.Smoke. Weekend, May 15-17. Travelerswill enjoy an extravagant weekend sippinga variety of high-end Balvenie Scotch,swinging golf clubs at Whistling Straitsand smoking Gurkha Cigars al fresco withluxurious accommodations at the ForbesFive-Star The American Club ResortHotel. The celebration culminates with aninventive scotch pairings dinner at theForbes Four-Star Immigrant Restaurantwith pours of the recently released TheBalvenie Fifty Scotch.
Destination Kohler is one of four loca-tions in the United States to receive an al-lotment of The Balvenie Fifty Scotch. In
November 2014 The Balvenie Distillery inBanffshire, Scotland, the most hand-crafted single malt producer in the world,released 131 bottles worldwide distributingonly 15 bottles to the United States. TheSip. Swing. Smoke. weekend is centeredon the opening of Bottle No. 53.
“The Balvenie Fifty is one of the rarestbottles of scotch in the world,” saidJonathan Wingo, The Balvenie Brand Am-bassador. “Aged for fifty years in a Euro-pean oak sherry hogshead by Malt MasterDavid Stewart, The Balvenie Fifty Scotchstays true to the distinctively honeyedcharacter of The Balvenie portfolio withnotes of oak and vanilla with a lovelymouth coating sweetness at the end. Weknew Destination Kohler, a brand that ex-udes the same level of sophistication and
prestige, was the perfect partner for thismomentous occasion.”
The Sip. Swing. Smoke. package in-cludes accommodations for two nights atThe American Club Resort Hotel and high-lights the following exclusive experiencesfor a maximum of 12 guests (call for pric-ing):
SIP – The Balvenie Fifty Scotch Dinner
A multi-course Scotch pairings dinner atthe Forbes Four-Star Immigrant Restau-rant will be hosted by Chef Matt Bauerand The Balvenie Ambassador JonathanWingo on Saturday, May 16 at 7pm. Themenu will highlight innovative cuisine tocomplement pours of 21Year PortWood,The Tun 1509, The Balvenie Thirty, The
Balvenie Forty closing with a dram of TheBalvenie Fifty Scotch.
SWING – Golf at WhistlingStraits
Guests will swing their golf clubs for 18-holes of championship golf at the Straitscourse, host of the 2015 PGA Champi-onship and 2020 Ryder Cup on Saturday,May 16 at leisure.
SMOKE – Gurkha Cigar &Scotch Reception
Smoking jackets will be donned for anoutdoor evening reception at WhistlingStraits overlooking the Scottish-style linkscourse and expansive Lake Michigan onFriday, May 15 from 9-11pm. Guests willfeel as if they have been transported to
Scotland for an intimate cigar-themedevening featuring a seminar hosted by arepresentative of Gurkha Cigars. GurkhaCigars will be paired with The Balvenie’s12 Year DoubleWood, 14 Year CaribbeanCask, 17 Year DoubleWood and 21 YearPortWood.
Scotch enthusiasts may elect to enjoythe weekend with the Little Sip Packagethat includes accommodations for twonights at The American Club Resort Hotel,the Gurkha Cigar & Scotch Reception andgolf at Whistling Straits with packageprices starting at $895 per person. Pack-age excludes The Balvenie Fifty ScotchDinner.
Special Offer at ScentualitiesMay 1 - 10, 2015Visit Scentualities and receive a complimentaryLollia’s Breathe full-size hand cream with any$75 purchase. It’s the perfect addition to yourMother’s Day gift. Or keep it for yourself — wewon’t tell. While supplies last. Not valid withany other offers. Please call 920-208-4935 formore information.
Special Offers at Kohler GardenerMay 1 — 16MacKenzie-Childs Gift with Purchase: Receivea Butterfly Garden Enamelware Squashed Pot($70 retail value) with a $300 MacKenzie-Childspurchase. Please call 920-458-5570 for moreinformation.May 1 — 31Give Mom a gift that will last all summer long.Visit Kohler Gardener for bloomin’ good ideas!Choose from roses and hydrangeas, to a wideselection of colorful annuals, perennials andhanging baskets. Purchase $50 or more in out-door plants and receive $10 in Kohler Gardenerbucks to use on your next visit. Please call 920-458-5570 for more information.
Special Offer at Wisconsin TraderMay 1 - May 31Wisconsin TraderSpoil Mom with one-of-a-kind handmade jew-elry.Shop Wisconsin Trader during the month ofMay and take advantage of 20% off all jewelry.Choose from an assortment of bracelets, neck-laces and rings - the perfect gift for Mother’sDay, graduation or any day! (While supplieslast-No other discounts may be applied)
Blackwolf Run Forage DinnerMay 2, 1-7:30pm, $115 per person plus tax andgratuity Blackwolf Run Join Blackwolf Run Chef and Manager PaulSmitala and Blackwolf Run Banquet Chef EvanWallerman for an afternoon of looking for wildmushrooms, wild onions and other seasonal for-age in the surrounding area. Return to Black-wolf Run to discuss the findings, enjoy acooking demonstration on how to use the prod-ucts found followed by a 4-course dinner incor-
porating these ingredients. For reservations call920-803-3286 or 920-457-4448.
Margaritas & Manicures!May 5, 4-8pm, $45 per personKohler Waters SpaEnjoy an intimate celebration in the FinishingSpa featuring 25 minute Mini Margarita Spot-light Manicures along with festive food, musicand refreshments. Price includes a 25-minuteservice, plus a $25 credit to apply towards anyretail purchase in the Spa Boutique (minimum$50 retail spend). Advance reservations are re-quired. Please contact Megan Hoffmann at 920-451-2160 or [email protected] reserve your appointment. Space is limited.Registration fee is non-refundable and non-transferable for special events. Access to fullspa facilities not available for event attendees.
Chakra BalancingMay 5, $30IntentionsLearn what a chakra is and how to balancethem. You will be taught an understanding oftheir characteristics to help you in your daily life.In this class, you will also practice a ChakraMeditation. In addition, you will be given a cus-tom visualization and breathing exercise basedon your chakra scan. Presented by Reiki/MasterTeacher, John Oestreicher. 6:30pm — 8:30pm.$30.00 (cash or check). Please call 920-457-9543 for more information.
2015 Golf ExpoMay 9, 10am-3pmBlackwolf Run Driving RangeRepresentatives from Adams Golf, Bag Boy,Cleveland Golf, Nike, Ping, TaylorMade and Ti-tleist will be on hand demonstrating their latestproducts. Complimentary 15-minute Kohler GolfAcademy lessons. Register to win golf rounds,60-minute golf lessons, merchandise, prizesand more. Interested in scheduling a club fit-ting? Call 920-803-3016 to schedule your com-plimentary 30-minute fitting session in advance.For more information call 920-457-4446.
Mother’s Day BrunchMay 10, Prices & Times VaryGrand Hall of the Great Lakes: 10am-3pm
$49 Adults, $18 Children ages 5-12; plus taxand gratuity, 4 years and under complimentaryWisconsin Room: À la Carte Breakfast MenuAvailable 7-11am / Brunch 9am-2pm$45 Adults, $16 Children 5-12 years; plus taxand gratuity, 4 years and under complimentaryBlackwolf Run Restaurant: 10am-4pm$40 Adults, $16 Children 5-12 years; plus taxand gratuity, 4 years and under complimentaryGreenhouse: All Mom’s receive a voucher for acomplimentary coffee beverage on their nextvisit (expires June 30, 2015)
As You ThinkMay 12, $30IntentionsThis class is about using your thoughts effec-tively to create the life you want. You will learnwhat the “Vibrational Universe” is and how itworks. Learn to recognize why your life is mov-ing in a certain direction and how to change it.Techniques will be given to apply the power ofintentions and to attract what you want in life.Presented by Mental Imagery expert and UWinstructor, John Oestreicher. 6:30pm — 8:30pm.$30.00 (cash or check). Please call 920-457-9543 for more information.Balvenie Fifty Year DinnerMay 16, 7pm, Call for pricing and reservations
The Normandy Room at the Immigrant Restau-rant A scotch dinner with no rival. Balvenie’s brandambassador Jonathan Wingo along with ChefMatt Bauer will take you on a culinary experi-ence. This meal will start with a private recep-tion and then lead to a beautiful custom menupairing the 21 Year Port Wood, The Tun 1509,The Balvenie Thirty, The Balvenie Forty and fi-nally, closing with a dram of The Balvenie Fifty.
Forever YoungMay 19, $30IntentionsIs it possible to reverse the aging process? Canwe grow younger? In this class you will learnthat is it possible to look, feel and be younger.Popular speaker, John Oestreicher will presentanti-aging studies and how other cultures havereversed the aging process. Learn natural, ho-
listic and practical techniques that will help youtap in to the “fountain of youth” that is withinyou. 6:30pm — 8:30pm. $30.00 (cash or check).Please call 920-457-9543 for more information.
Meditation TrainingMay 26, $30IntentionsRelaxation expert John Oestreicher has beenmeditating for 30 years and teaching meditationfor ten years. In this informative and relaxingclass, participants will learn: the benefits ofmeditation, how and when to meditate, focusedattention, and how to slow down and releasethe mind’s endless chatter. Students will prac-tice meditating and each individual will receive acustomized meditation based on their goals andenergy scan. 6:30pm — 8:30pm. $30.00 (cash orcheck). Please call 920-457-9543 for more in-formation.
Kohler Festival of BeerMay 29-31Destination KohlerThe annual Kohler Festival of Beer celebratesone of Wisconsin’s top industries with the coun-try’s premiere craft brewers and beer fans fromaround the nation. The Village of Kohler comesalive with music, food pairing events, cookingdemonstrations, and flowing taps that highlightthe weekend. Online purchasing available atwww.KohleratHome.com or via phone 1-800-344-2838.
SPORTS CORE SPECIALS, EVENTS &CLASSESFor more information, pricing details and toregister call Sports Core at 920-457-4444 oronline at sports-core.com for more informa-tion.Cinco de Mayo Zumba & Margarita Social:Friday, May 1, 6-8:30pmKids In Motion: Saturday, May 2, 2-3pmKids Night Out: Friday, May 8, 5-9pm TRX Training Spring Session II: Begins theweek of May 11Summer Sampler Open House: Sunday, May17, 1—3pmAdult Tennis Mixer: Friday, March 27, 6-9pmKids on the Move: Saturdays, 10-11am
Sports Core Membership PromotionsHere’s to Summer!May 17th — June 20th Includes: $75.00 Enrollment Fee, $25.00Core Cash, Choice of one of the follow-ing: 1 Hour Tennis Lesson, 6 Week TRXSession, Two — Half Hour PersonalTraining Sessions, Coupon Book valuedat $500, and entry for a chance to winone month of free membership. Valid onnew memberships only.Commit to be Fit!Sign up for a 12 Month Pre-Paid Mem-bership and you’ll also receive these ad-ditional benefits!Includes: Waived enrollment fee, choiceof Cut and Color at the Salon at SportsCore, 50 min spa service at the KohlerWater Spa or 5 Class Pass to Yoga onthe Lake.*Offer valid on monthly or annual mem-bership options. Not valid on SummerOnly Memberships. Some restrictionsapply.
Salon at Sports Core May Specials - SunKissed Tips and Toes Pedicure- This ritual be-gins with a detoxifying Epsom and sea saltsoak to restore and revitalize tired hands andfeet, as hydrating Shea butter and gently exfoli-ating fruit extracts replenish and cleanse skin.Dry skin is sloughed away during a hydratingexfoliation, followed by an intensive Shea but-ter cuticle and skin treatment that smooth’s,plumps, and transforms skin, leaving a beauti-ful glow. An ultra hydrating organic Shea buttermask is applied to seal in hydration, plump,and transform skin, for a soft, cashmere feel.Nails are impeccably groomed and polished.$60Receive a FREE gift with the purchase of twoZents products.
Sip. Swing. Smoke. Scotch-themed experience at Destination KohlerThe Balvenie Distillery partners with the Forbes Five-Star Destination to shareexclusive tastings of The Balvenie Fifty with Scotch enthusiasts on May 15-17
The Kohler Waters Spa celebratesspring with a variety of special services,events and offers leading with the newmenu of services launching on May 1. Formore information or to make reservations,please call the Kohler Waters Spa at 1-800-344-2838.New Spring Seasonal Service – Spring Retreat Pedicure
Spring is here, so put away your bootsand pull out the open toe shoes. It's agreat time to pay a little attention to yourfeet. Dry winter air and cold weather can
take a toll on your feet. Give them aspring retreat. And finish the toes with anew spring color. Available April 1-June30, 2015. Not eligible for hotel package orCommunity Days discounts. Call 800-344-2838 for appointments. 50 minutes $85
For Mother’s Day Gift Ideas consider agift card to the Kohler Waters Spa or se-lect from a variety of Hollyhock-themedMother’s Day Gift Baskets. Additionalspecial retail offerings include the follow-ing Skin Authority and Kerstin Florian sup-ported offers:
Skin Authority: Purchase ANY 2 SkinAuthority Products, receive Night Revital-izer FREE ($57.00 Retail Value). Quickpoints on the Night Revitalizer. Offer validMay 1 – June 30.Kerstin Florian: Correcting SlimmingDuo Gift Set includes the Intensive Slim-ming Serum packaged with the Multi-Vita-min Firming Crème for $120 reflective of a20% discount when purchased individu-ally. Offer valid May 1 – June 30.
Get Golf Ready Clinics 2015:Beginner and Intermediate/AdvancedThe Kohler Golf Academy announcesdates for Get Golf Ready Sessions.Ranked in the top 50 best golf schools inAmerica by GOLF Magazine, Kohler GolfAcademy provides year-round golf in-struction. This golf season is time to im-prove your game with golf clinicsdesigned for players of all abilities taughtby certified Kohler Golf Academy instruc-tors.
Clinics include:*Five Sessions, Evenings in May & June*Nine-hole Event and Hors d'oeuvres Re-ception at Blackwolf Run on Saturday,June 13*$149 per participantJunior Golf Clinics: The Kohler Golf Acad-emy for Juniors Program will be held inJune and July for young golfers ages 4and up.
For more information and registrationvisit www.KohlerGolfAcademy.com oremail [email protected].
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