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Volume 8, Number 16
APRIL 1, 2013
Historic Tavern
Reopens with
Flare
The destination for good
food and good fellowship
The Horse & Plow restaurant
and pub has been refurbished and
refurnished. The historic tavern re-
opens with a new layout, expan-
sive bar and a menu featuring pub
fare with flare. The bar has been
lengthened to accommodate an
unprecedented number of tap lines
and bottled beers featuring Wis-
consin and American craft beers
alongside top Domestic and Im-
port brews. The new menu is com-
prised of pub favorites and a few
surprises. After a tall draft and a
comforting meal, guests will enjoy
the new lounge-area outfitted with
cushy furniture, a heart-warming
fireplace and ample televisions
perfect for game day (or night).
The grand celebration is planned
for April 6 featuring music, food
& drink specials and surprises.
Call 920-457-8000 for more infor-
mation.
Swing-O-Matics bring
big-band sound to
John Michael Kohler
Arts Center, April 5
Festive Fridays at the John
Michael Kohler Arts Center in
Sheboygan welcomes April with
the big, bold, brassy sound of The
Swing-O-Matics on Friday, April
5, at 6:30 p.m..
This popular eight-piece ensem-
ble, which includes guitar, upright
bass, vibes, drums, trumpet, trom-
bone, sax, and a talented male
crooner, was named 2002 Wiscon-
sin Area Music Industrys (WAMI)
Best Big Band Group. The band
channels the spirit of the 1940s and
50s with a repertoire that includes
tunes by Frank Sinatra, Duke
Ellington and Bobby Darin, but
gives audiences a contemporary
blast of energy with tunes by Big
Bad Voodoo Daddy, among many
others.
With dancing, live music, free
appetizers, 12 galleries of art in-
cluding the fascinating Uncommon
Ground exhibitions and a cash bar,
Festive Fridays are the perfect way
to wind up the workweek and start
the weekend off with a party.
Tickets available at the door
($12), or in advance ($10) by call-
ing (920) 458-6144 or visiting
www.jmkac.org. Attendees must be
21. Doors open at 6:15 p.m. The
Arts Center is located at 608 New
York Ave., Sheboygan.
2013 WPGA Special Awards Feature Jim
Richerson, Golf Professional of the Year
The Wisconsin Section, PGA is
pleased to announce our 2013
WPGA Special Award winners.
These awards recognize the ex-
traordinary accomplishments of
our Wisconsin PGA Professionals
on and off the course.
Award winners will be honored
at a reception on Monday, March
11th at Brookfield Suites. This re-
ception is part of the Wisconsin
PGA spring meeting and merchan-
dise show.
Additionally, Kohler
Golf associates were hon-
ored as 2013 WPGA Spe-
cial Award Winners:
Junior Golf Leader
Dirk Willis, PGA Director
of Golf (A-4) of Black-
wolf Run & Whistling Straits
Merchandiser of the Year (Re-
sort) Josue Reyes, Merchandise
Manager of Blackwolf Run &
Whistling Straits
Group Director of Golf
Jim Richerson comes to
Kohler from the PGA of
America having served
as Senior Director of
PGA Golf Properties,
where he was overseeing
day-to-day operations of PGA
owned and operated facilities in-
cluding the PGA Golf Club, PGA
Country Club and PGA Learning
Center in Port St. Lucie, Florida as
well as the highly acclaimed Val-
halla Golf Club in Louisville, Ken-
tucky. During the first 18 years of
his career, Richerson was affiliated
with the Marriott & Ritz-Carlton
Hotel Corporation, holding vari-
ous executive and management
positions at several of the corpora-
tions upscale golf properties, in-
cluding Director of Golf
Operations at The Ritz-Carlton
Golf Club in Orlando, Florida as
well as General Manager & Golf
Professional positions at courses in
Georgia, Hawaii, California, Ari-
zona and Missouri. He has been a
PGA Member since 1995 and
served as a member of the 2010
PGA Championship Executive
Committee and is the General
Chairman of the 2012 U. S.
Womens Open. He is also a mem-
ber of the PGA Board of Directors.
Jim Richerson
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1111 Aspen Rd, Kohler
IMPECCABLE MODERN/TRADITIONAL KOHLER HOME
Beautiful two story entry/open staircase
Sunken living/dining combo
Gourmet style kitchen w/eating area
3 bedrooms, 2 full baths & 2 half baths
Master bedroom suite w/dressing room
Master bath with separate tub/toilet areas
Lower level family room w/wet bar
Professionally landscaped yard
Custom deck w/built-in planters & lighting
#3697 $389,900
Terri Stewart 912-4303
NEW LISTING
1097-1C Woodlake Rd, Kohler
KOHLER CONDO
2
nd
Floor Condo has open floor plan w/FP and Oak Kitchen
Cabinets
2 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths up
Family room and a full bath down
Main level laundry for convenience
Large deck provides additional outdoor living space
Single car attached garage
Easy access to all Kohler amenities
#3765 $198,900
Jim Schermetzler 912-1982
NEW LISTING
421 Maple Dr., Plymouth
FANTASTIC SOUTH-HILLS SUBD. HOME
Not A Drive By 2-Story in South Hills Subdivision
3 Bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 2 fireplaces
Many updates, some in-floor radiant heat & Ann Sacks tile
Living Rm w/gas fireplace, 1
st
floor den
Formal dining rm, large kitchen with island
Lower Level game room w/fireplace
Lower Level Family room, office & full bath
Excellent storage space, beautiful wood floors
#3766 $249,000
Shari Jensen 459-1714
134 E. Park Ln, Kohler
LOCATION-LOCATION-LOCATION!
Overlooking Ravine Park-Close to school
3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths with numerous updates
Large living room-dining room with built-ins
Updated kitchen & baths, carpet, paint
Refinished wood floors
3 Season porch, new 2.5 car garage
Nice room sizes, move-in ready!
#3762 $189,000
Shari Jensen 459-1714
737 Audubon Rd, Howards Grove
EXQUISITE DETAILS, FABULOUS HOME
Elegant, 2-story entry w/Brazilian cherry flooring
Floor-to-ceiling windows in living room w/built-in book-
shelves & marble FP
Master w/dual vanities & closets
Kitchen w/tons of counter space, all appliances stay
6 bedrooms, 4 baths, over 2500 sq. ft.
Lower level family room w/9 ft. ceilings
In ground sprinkler system & fire pit, patio & front porch
#3754 $299,900
Trish Valleskey 980-7805
700 Treehouse Parkway, Kohler
KOHLER-QUALITY BUILT ALL BRICK RANCH
Exclusive, Woodland North Subdivision
Private lot, deck overlooks wooded conservancy
Beautiful kitchen, cherry wood floors, granite, SS appliances
LR/w gas FP, vaulted ceiling, wall of built-ins
Superb view of back yard and deck
MBR suite, patio doors to deck, WIC, private bath
Den or possible third bedroom
Partially finished lower level, full bath
Oversized 3 car attached garage
A REAL MUST SEE!
View this property at: www.700treehousepkwy.com
#3710 $499,000
Mike Daniels 946-0034
1430 N. 7
th
Street, Sheboygan
TRADITIONAL BRICK HOME
3 Bedroom 2 bath home
Great northeast side neighborhood
Walking distance to Lake Michigan
Lovingly restored
Formal living and dining areas
Nicely redone kitchen
Wonderful woodwork & built-ins
New garage in 2010
#3756 $179,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
412 Summit Rd, Kohler
TRADITIONAL KOHLER BRICK HOME
3 bedroom home w/tons of charm
Bright and cheery kitchen
Beautiful living room w/fireplace
Dining room w/gleaming wood floors
Finished lower level rec room
Nice size yard w/great views of park
1 car detached garage w/carport
#3672 $235,000
Brian Homiston 889-9439
755 Woodland Rd., Kohler
QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP
Designed for entertaining
Formal and informal living space
Living room, library, office
Formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Family room with 2 sided gas fireplace
Kitchen features GE Monogram Series appliances
6 Burner gas range with double ovens
Professional grade range hood with warming rack
Butlers pantry w/60 bottle wine chiller
View this property at: www.755WoodlandRd.com
#3736 $659,000
Jim Schermetzler 912-1982
1084A Creeks Cross Rd, Kohler
EXTRA SPECIAL KOHLER CONDO
Set in the picturesque Village of Kohler
Loaded with extras, really great family room with tin ceiling
Main level master suite with 2 WI-Closets
Refinished Barnboard flooring in LR, Dr, and FR
Bright & cheery throughout, all appliances included
Wonderful landscaping with a hidden stone patio
3 Bedrooms, 3.5 baths, storage garage
#3747 $299,500
Mike Daniels 946-0034
1213 S 20
th
St., Sheboygan
VERY WELL MAINTAINED
Charming 3 Bedroom Bungalow
Many updates throughout
Granite counters, Hardwood floors
New roof, furnace and hot water heater in 2009
2 car garage, beautiful yard with paver patio
Good location close to schools, shopping
Easy access to highways
Move-in ready, A Perfect Starter Home!
#3748 $124,900
Meg Trager 207-9228
PRICE REDUCED
604 Pine Circle, Kohler
STUNNING ONE OF A KIND!
Totally renovated inside and outside
Open floor plan with spacious rooms
Kitchen designed to professional standards
Flexible space for 2-4 bedrooms
Amazing 3.5 bathrooms
Tastefully finished basement with egress window
Great porch, beautiful stone patio, gorgeous landscape
Home will appeal to the most discriminating buyer!
#3706 $449,000
Shari Jensen 459-1714
Village Realty & Development Brokerage, Inc.
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Kohler, WI 53044
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Kids-only Board of Directors
shapes dental office decisions
On March 16, 2013, Bullard
Childrens Dentistry held its 7th
annual Board of Directors meet-
ing. This years Board consists of
children ages 5 to 13 years old.
After taking the Oath of Office
administered by Dr. George
Bullard, this very special group
generated many creative ideas and
provided excellent feedback for
the staff at Bullard Childrens Den-
tistry.
Twelve board members came to-
gether to brainstorm on a number
of topics, including how to make
the waiting room even more fun (a
zip line to the treatment chairs) and
making the outside of the building
eye-catching (a topiary of Dr.
George). The Board also voted for
their favorite flavors of toothpaste
and fluoride, and which toys
should be in the Treasure Box.
As a special project this year,
each Board member designed and
created a necktie for Dr. George.
The participants were selected
based on nomination letters sub-
mitted by parents. A new Board is
selected annually. Each Board
member serves for one year.
Pictured* (left to right, front to
back) with Dr. George Bullard are
this years esteemed members of
the Bullard Childrens Dentistry
Board of Directors: Lucas Leib-
ham (6), Molly Trepanier (9), Jil-
lian Burkhardt (7), Sophia Torke
(6), Dior Richter (8), Korynne We-
sener (6), Trinity Curia (5), Harry
Cygan (7), Julianna Neu (10),
Logan Herman-Lindow (13),
Emma Huehns (11), and Braden
Neu (7).
Pictured* (left to right, front to back) with Dr. George Bullard are this years esteemed mem-
bers of the Bullard Childrens Dentistry Board of Directors: Lucas Leibham (6), Molly
Trepanier (9), Jillian Burkhardt (7), Sophia Torke (6), Dior Richter (8), Korynne Wesener (6),
Trinity Curia (5), Harry Cygan (7), Julianna Neu (10), Logan Herman-Lindow (13), Emma
Huehns (11), and Braden Neu (7).
Sophia Torke, 6, presents Dr. George
with a tie she made for him.
Gigantic Fifth
Annual Rummage Sale
Salem United Church of Christ
217 Salem Drive, Plymouth
Saturday, April 20, 8:00 am - 3:30 pm.
5+ rooms packed with merchandise in-
cluding clothing, antiques, jewelry,
purses, holiday items, crafts, wall hang-
ings, toys/games/sports and general
merchandise with furniture/tools in the
church garage. Brat fry/bake sale. No
early sales.
KOHLERVILLAGER.COM APRIL 1, 2013
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I understand what makes our school district
unique and am prepared to offer the fresh
perspective and enthusiasm required to further
increase the quality of Kohler schools
PLEASE VOTE APRIL 2ND
Authorized and paid for by Christina Koberstein for Kohler School Board
at the Shops at Woodlake
795 F Woodlake Rd = Kohler, WI 53044 = (920)458-9121
Colors! Prints! Stripes & Florals!
with Jewelry & Scarves to accessorize
And new to the store:
Brighton Footwear in a
variety of colors & styles
We look forward to
seeing YOU this spring!
Grab a friend and shake off the winter blues,
at your locally owned, women's boutique
Spring has sprung at
Spring is finally in the air and
that means a favorite springtime
tradition is on the way. The 16th
annual Kohler School Performing
Arts Organization dinner Auction
will be held on Saturday, April
20th at Pine Hills Country Club.
This event is a social highlight for
the community of Kohler. Kohler
School PAO Dinner Auction pro-
motes and supports the music pro-
gram and generates interest in the
performing arts. Proceeds from
this event benefit Kohler School
music programs including middle
school music camp scholarships
and the high school performance
tours.
This years theme is The
Kohler Derby. It will be a fun-
filled evening of hats, bow-ties,
seersucker and mint-juleps. Re-
serve your spot along the rail to
take part in all the excitement.
In addition to the live and silent
auctions, there will also be a spe-
cial WIN-PLACE-SHOW raf-
fle with a 1st Place prize of an iPad
Mini - Everything you love about
iPad and you can hold it in one
hand! 2nd Place wins a $50 Best
Buy Gift Card and 3rd Place wins
a $25 Cherry Berry Gift Card.
Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20
and can be purchased in advance
by contacting Wendy Kukla at
Kuklaw@kohler.k12.wi.us or at
the event. (Winners need not be
present)
So join the field on Derby Day.
Go to kohlerpublicschools.org and
click on PAO under Upcoming
Events for more details or email
jthart@charter.net to request an in-
vitation (RSVP by April 13).
Everyone goes home a winner at
the Kohler Derby! You can bet on
it!
Everyone will finish first
at the Kohler Derby!
16th annual PAO auction
set for April 20
kiddie circle
childrens consignment sale
May 17, 18 & 19 - Sheboygan Lakers Ice Center
Learn how to participate by visiting www.kiddiecirclesale.com
Sell your childrens clothing, toys, baby equipment & nursery furniture
and earn 65% of the selling price.
SEEKING CONSIGNORS FOR SHEBOYGANS FIRST CHILDRENS CONSIGNMENT SALE
CLEAN OUT AND CASH IN AS YOU SELL YOUR GENTLY USED CHILDRENS ITEMS
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Bill Erbstoesser
e-Commerce Director
800-459-6840 Cell 920-254-9065
bill.erbstoesser@sheboyganauto.com
Jeff Romanoski
Sales Manager
800-459-6840 Cell 920-918-0352
jeff.romanoski@sheboyganauto.com
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To learn more about our senior living options and
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ONE BLOCK PAST KOHL'S
Sheboygan, WI 53081
Bus: (920) 457-1950
UPCOMING PROGRAMS AND EVENTS:
April 16, 6:30 8:00 pm: Invasive plant ID and control
April 18, 6:00-8:00 pm: Wetland monitoring
April 30, 6:30 8:00 pm: Invasive plant ID and control
May 18, 10 am 2 pm: Liter clean-up by canoe
May 22, 7:30 9:30 pm: Bat surveys
Programs held at Sheboygan County
UW-Extension Oce and Camp Y-Koda.
Contact Deb Beyer at 459-6644 or
deb.beyer@ces.uwex.edu
for info and to register
Hosted by UW-Extension Regional Natural Resources Program,
Camp Y-Koda and the Sheboygan River Basin Partnership, with support
from with the Wisconsin DNR and the U.S. Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.
This smile brought to you by
schedule an appointment at 452-KIDS.
For beauful sparkling smiles,
BULLARD CHILDRENS DENTISTRY
In the purple building across from Marcus Cinemas
3304 Wilgus Avenue / Sheboygan, WI 53081
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Kohler Rec. programs
online registration
now open
A number of Kohler Recreation
Department programs are avail-
able online for registration and
credit card or PayPal payment.
Register online for baseball,
swimming lessons, summer
camps, and, new this year, youth
bus trips to Bay Beach, a Brewers
game, and Tundra Bay waterpark
in Green Bay. .
A live pdf of the program
guide is available for download
from the front page of kohlerrecre-
ation.com. This pdf contains links
and buttons to the online registra-
tion forms so you can register di-
rectly from the program guide
rather than navigating the website.
Problems with the website or
online registration forms (broken
links, etc.) should be reported first
to the webmaster by clicking the
Contact Webmaster link on the
front page of the website, or email
kohlervillager@charter.net.
Call 920.457.WOOF to schedule your next
appointment. (Weekends available)
www.centralbarkusa.com
3513 S. 32nd Street, Sheboygan, WI 53081 920.457.WOOF (9663)
Sixteen math teams from six dif-
ferent schools including Kohler par-
ticipated in a February 11 math
meet. Kohlers Team 1 finished in
second place behind St. Lawrence
Seminary's Team Alpha. In the
twelfth grade division, Tim Vale-
centi took first place and Nate Tures
took third place. Hunter Lewinski
placed third among the ninth
graders. Kohler Teams 2 and 3 had
strong showings finishing in sev-
enth and eighth places respectively.
Kohler math
team members
place in top
three in their
divisions
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KHS to stage classic
comedy
You Cant Take It With You
Opens April 11th
Kohler High actors and ac-
tresses are hard at work putting the
finishing touches on their spring
production of Moss Hart and
George Kaufmans Pulitzer Prize-
winning play, You Cant Take It
With You. The play is the most
performed American play of all
times and was last performed at
Kohler High in 1971.
Set in 1938, the play revolves
around the Sycamore family, a
loving group of crazy individuals
who have a slightly off-beat ap-
proach to life. The one sensible
member of the family, daughter
Alice, brings home her fianc, a
young man from a very strait-
laced family. When the young
mans parents show up for dinner
on the wrong night, everything
that can go wrong does and the en-
tire clan ends up in jail.
The cast includes many veteran
KHS actors along with a few new
faces. Jessica Dyksterhouse plays
the family matriarch, Penny
Sycamore, Andrew Grose plays
her father, Martin Vanderhof, and
Hunter Lewinski plays her hus-
band, Paul. Their two daughters,
Alice and Essie are played by
Annabelle Goese and Seerena
Yang. John Tengowski plays Ed,
Essies husband, and Katie Ander-
son and Joe Schmitt play Rheba
and Donald, the family cook and
her boyfriend. Tony Kirby, Alices
fianc, is played by Logan Wright
and Zach Neil and Grace Lofgren
have the roles of his father and
mother. The cast is rounded out by
Kitty ONeill as Madame Kolen-
chov, Sam Maass as Mr. DePinna,
Sarah Leick as Wilma Henderson,
Madeline Kelly as Gay Wellington
and Kelsey Wright as the Grand
Duchess Olga Katrina. Brett
Friske plays an FBI agent along
with Jake Porter and Christian
Lofgren. The play is co-directed
by Peggy Hoffmann and senior
Sarah Leick. Megan Conklin is
designing hair and make-up and
Cody Gartman and Jonathan Wat-
son will be handling sound and
lighting.
Performances are Thursday,
April 11 and Saturday, April 13 at
7 pm and Sunday, April 14 at 2
pm. Tickets are available at the
high school office and are $5.00 in
advance and $6.00 at the door.
Tickets are good for any show.
The cast from You Cant Take It With You rehearses for their upcoming performance. From l. to r.: Seerena Yang, John
Tengowski, Jessica Dyksterhouse, Joe Schmitt, Annabelle Goese, Logan Wright, Grace Lofgren, Zach Neil, Andrew Grose
and Hunter Lewinski.
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Grace UCC to
host free
concert on
Friday, April 19
The public is invited to an
evening of music at Grace UCC,
500 School Street, on Friday, April
19 starting at 7 pm.
The evening will feature cham-
ber music from members of the
Sheboygan Symphony, Winds of
Worship, a flute group, a local gui-
tar player, and the Senior Choir of
Grace UCC performing several
numbers each and concluding with
Dan Ognavic playing the new
Rodgers organ. The sanctuary of
the church will resonate with the
sounds of music in a variety of
ways. This will be born out in the
variety of music styles offered in
the concert.
Following the concert there will
be refreshments to delight the
palate.
Intentions calendar
of events
The Modern Shaman Work-
shop: Two Wednesday Evenings,
April 10th and 17th, 2013
Learn how to walk between worlds
and live in each one. Move thru
life as an "energy being". You will
learn techniques to heal yourself
and others and create what you
want by changing your perception
of the world. This class empha-
sizes not the shaman's physical
tools but focuses on the core
essence of what it is to be a
shaman. Presented by UW in-
structor, Reiki Master/Teacher and
Shaman John Oestreicher. Certifi-
cate of Completion. $95.00 per
person. 6:30pm 8:30pm Held at
Intentions. Call 457-9543.
UW-Sheboygan 2013 Classes
Develop Your Intuition: Four
Tuesday Evenings, April 9th
30th, 2013
Popular instructors, John and
Pamela Oestreicher return with an
all NEW offering. You will learn
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In January, the faculty of Kohler
High School selected representa-
tives to attend the 2013 Badger
Girls and Boys State programs.
Criteria for selection included
leadership, scholarship, service,
and participation in school activi-
ties.
Delegates selected for Badger
Girls State which is held on the
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Campus in June are: Annebelle
Goese, daughter of Michael Goese
and Christel Robertson, and Grace
Lofgren, daughter of Christopher
Lofgren and Holly Lofgren.
Lindsey Griswold, daughter of
Bob and Jenelle Griswold and
Anne Benishek, daughter of Brian
and Carol Benishek , were selected
as alternates for the Badger Girls
program. Lindsey will attend as an
alternate in place of Annebelle
Goese.
Badger Girls State is a week of
learning about local, county and
state government. American Le-
gion Auxiliary Badger Girls State
is not a recreational or sports pro-
gram. Citizens are divided into
two political partiesthe Federal-
ists and Nationalists. They de-
velop their own party platforms
and formulate their own issues.
Citizens learn by doing as they
function on city, county and state
levels by electing officials in the
manner prescribed by regular elec-
tion procedures and conducting
business on those levels. Every
girl is encouraged to participate in
some level of the governmental
process.
Derek Egbert, son of Paul and
Sonia Egbert, and Andrew Grose,
son of Greg and Jennifer Grose
were selected to participate in the
Badger Boys State on the Ripon
College campus.
Philip Case, son of Jim and
Nancy Case, and Zach Neil, son of
Dale and Linda Neil were selected
as alternates for the Badger Boys
program.
Badger Boys State participants
develop their own party platforms,
pass local ordinances and utilize a
state patrol and judicial system to
enforce the laws and constitution
of the 51st state. Additionally, cit-
izens choose from a series of
schools of instruction such as: law,
peace officer, leadership, public
speaking, parliamentary proce-
dure, and lobbying and campaign
strategies, among others. Badger
Boys State citizens also have an
opportunity to participate in a va-
riety of team sports that compete
throughout the week, a band and
choir, or write for the Badger
Bugle Citizen, the official newspa-
per of Badger Boys State.
The Prescott-Bayens Post N. 83
of the American Legion and the
American Legion Auxiliary spon-
sor these programs to foster an un-
derstanding of American
government. Students from
throughout the state learn the prin-
ciples of democracy by living to-
gether as self-governing citizens,
studying the Constitution and shar-
ing experiences that demonstrate
both the privileges and responsibil-
ities of citizenship.
Kohler representatives
for Badger Girls and
Boys State chosen
Submitted by Alyca Arentsen &
Denise Roth
Celebrating Dr. Seusss birthday
has become a big deal for Kohler
Elementary students. The Kinder-
garten and 1st grade students had
opportunities all week to hear his
books come to life and created
some creative art projects. On Fri-
day, March 1st, these students wel-
comed a guest reader to the library.
It was the famous Cat in the Hat.
Students in grades 2 and 3 were
also given time to recall those fa-
mous Dr. Seuss stories and then
were quizzed on the characters.
Winners were Emma Truman,
Olivia Hunsucker, Aidan McCann,
Donny Sobecki, David Unger and
Kimmy Schipper. They had their
names on the winners wall outside
Mrs. Roths room.
The 4th and 5th graders had an
opportunity to research, read and
take quizzes about Dr. Seuss using
I-pads in the classrooms, as a
Bomber Time activity. This was
organized by Mrs. Arentsen.
The school was decorated with
art projects, new bulletin boards
and special stickers given to all
those who participated in celebrat-
ing this famous childrens author.
Elementary
students celebrate
Dr. Seusss birthday
Kohler 6th grade girls take 3rd in
Howards Grove tournament
Howards Grove - The Kohler
girls 6th grade basketball team
took third place on March 17 in
the Howards Grove 6th Grade
Girls Basketball Tournament.
The team won their first game
against Winnebago Lutheran (25-
8), lost their second game to even-
tual tournament champion
Valders (22-28) and orchestrated
a come-from-behind victory ver-
sus St. Mary's Springs (22-21).
Team members include, left to right,
front row: Kate O'Leary, Alivia Hundt,
Sami Renzelmann, Elly Udovich, and
Molly Thomack; back row: Nicole Ko-
necke, Emma Egbert, Cecelia Zielke
and Sarah Sobecki. The team is
coached by John Renzelmann,
Bridgitt Zielke and Steve Zielke.
Scott Roberts
Memorial Tournament
another success
The Kohler Soccer Club, in as-
sociation with the Sheboygan Falls
Y, hosted the Scott Roberts Memo-
rial 3 on 3 Indoor Soccer Tourna-
ment on March 9th & 10th, 2013
at Kohler Public Schools. The
tournament was a great success
with 65 teams participating from
the U-8 Coed division through
High School. Many Kohler teams
participated as well as teams from
the surrounding communities such
as Sheboygan, Sheboygan Falls,
Plymouth, Cedar Grove and
Howards Grove. All teams dis-
played great sportsmanship and
competitive spirit.
The Kohler Soccer Club would
like to thank the generous busi-
nesses that contributed towards the
tournament: Plymouth Foam In-
corporated, Masters Gallery
Foods, Inc., Prevea Health, Wal-
mart, Jimmy Johns, Kohler Co.,
Dr. James C. Magestro, Orthodon-
tist, Sweet Potatos Unique Bou-
tique, Falls Healing Arts,
Sheboygan Chevrolet, The Voll-
rath Company, and Blattners Pig-
gly Wiggly.
We would also like to thank all
of the volunteers. We could not
have made this tournament a suc-
cess without you! Thank you to
those who donated their time dur-
ing the weekend and to those who
donated baked goods. And lastly,
thank you to Doug Bocchini,
Kohler Public Schools and the Vil-
lage of Kohler for their continued
support of Kohler soccer.
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www.kohlervillage.org
Village Meetings Scheduled for
April
4/1 Finance Committee 5:00 pm
4/1 Property Committee 5:00 pm
4/3 Library Noon
(at library)
4/8 Village Board 5:30 pm
4/22 Recreation Committee 4:45 pm
4/25 Plan Commission 4:30 pm
All meetings are held at Kohler
Village Hall, 319 Highland Drive,
unless otherwise indicated.
KOHLER FIRE
DEPARTMENT BRAT FRY
On Sunday, May 5, 2013, the
Kohler Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment is having its annual brat fry
at the Fire Station from 11:00am
6:00pm. Heres a chance to
enjoy some great food & refresh-
ments, and at the same time show
your appreciation to the firefight-
ers who give so much time and
effort, and risk their own lives to
make our community safer. Pro-
ceeds from the fry are used to
purchase special fire/rescue
equipment, subsidize a portion of
our business and social expenses,
support various community youth
programs, local area Fire/Rescue
projects, and fund a scholarship
in Police/Fire Sciences.
Advance sale tickets are available
from all members of the Fire De-
partment, and we will be selling
door-to-door throughout the Vil-
lage in the weeks preceding the
fry for your convenience. The
tickets cost $1.00, and are worth
$1.00 in trade 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, May 5, 2013.
For Your Information: The
Kohler Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment consists of 26 active fire-
fighters and 19 social & honorary
members. The active firefighters
drill/practice at least two times
per month, periodically attend
firefighting classes, participate in
many community activities as a
department, and have a monthly
business/social meeting. The ac-
tive firefighters are on call 7 days
a week/24 hours a day for emer-
gency responses. We welcome
new active and social members.
Current Active Firefighters:
Chief-Mike Lindstrom; Deputy
Chiefs-Gary Lindow & Jack
Jarvis; Captains-Chuck Keller,
Brett Edgerle & Dan Fibiger;
Lieutenants-Randy Bauer, Chris
Berlin & Brian Horneck; Safety
Officers-Jeff Simon & Mark
Knipping; Firefighters-Mike
Finney, Nate Jingst, Mike Kelm,
TJ Kramer, Greg Lindstrom,
James OLeary, Randy Rydz,
Tom Schumacher, Charles
Stalzer, Robert Taubenheim,
Frank Thesier, Scott Uselding,
Brad Wicklund, Dietmar Wohlge-
muth & Todd Zimmermann.
Current Social/Honorary Mem-
bers: Jerry Baird, Cap Baxter,
Tom Gast, Lee Gumm, Bob
Hiers, Robert Holzrichter, Gor-
don Horneck, Henry Horneck,
Jason Keller, Joe Kleefisch,
Randy Kraemer, Tom Leonhardt,
Bundy Lorenz, John Pethan, Tim
Pilgrim, Tom Schnettler, Gerry
Simon, Tom Teaters & Mike
Zimmermann.
Current K.F.D. Officers: Presi-
dent-Mike Zimmermann; Vice
President-Dietmar Wohlgemuth;
Secretary-Jack Jarvis; Treasurer-
Dan Fibiger; Trustees-Jerry
Baird, Chuck Keller & Greg
Lindstrom.
From Clerk/
Treasurer
Laurie Lindow
Spring Election, Tuesday, April
2: The Spring Election will be
held Tuesday, April 2. The
polling place is located in the
Kirkpatrick Center at the Kohler
Village Hall, 319 Highland Drive,
and will be open from 7:00 am to
8:00 pm. Voter registration is
available on Election Day.
Water/Sewer Utility ACH
Available: The Village of Kohler
Water and Sewer Utility is now
able to accept ACH payments for
your water and sewer utility bill.
How does this work? Once you
are signed up for direct payment,
your utility payment will be auto-
matically withdrawn from your
bank account on the due date of
the billing for the amount due.
You will still receive a billing
statement each quarter indicating
the amount that will be with-
drawn from your account and the
date of the withdrawal. No
checks to write, no postage, no
late fees. If you are interested in
signing up you will need to com-
plete a Direct Payment Agree-
ment Form. Forms are available
in the Clerk-Treasurers Office or
online at www.kohlervillage.org.
Return your form along with a
voided check to the Clerk-Trea-
surers Office.
From Police
Chief Bill
Rutten
Just a reminder: Drivers should
be aware that the warmer weather
will allow more and more bicy-
cles and scooters to be out and
about. Please be aware of the
children when driving through
the village. Bikes and scooters
are allowed on the sidewalks.
Scooters are not allowed on the
streets. Also, the newer motorized
scooters are not allowed on the
streets or sidewalks. Those are al-
lowed on private property only.
Parking issues: Recently I had a
conversation with a resident on
Audubon Rd. It was about park-
ing and the difficulty of backing
out of their driveway due to
neighbors vehicles parked
nearby. There apparently are cars
near the driveway and across the
street. The citizen was wondering
if the street could be marked so
parking was allowed on only one
side, so traffic would flow and to
make it easier to back out. We do
this during Special Events like
the July 4
th
Fireworks. This issue
would be the same on other
streets in that West II subdivision,
Hill St., Pinetree Rd. and Green-
tree Rd. These streets were engi-
neered more narrow than what
streets are engineered for now.
When cars are parked on both
sides of the street the roadway is
very narrow. Before making an
ordinance change, the Village
Trustees wanted the neighbors to
be aware that they should be cog-
nizant of the other cars around
them when parking, so they dont
clog the street. The Village would
like to leave it the way it is, but
will make a change if parking be-
comes a problem.
From Public
Works
Superintendent
Bruce Neerhof
SHEBOYGAN COUNTY
CLEAN SWEEP: Bring your
household hazardous waste to the
Sheboygan County designated lo-
cations on May 10 & 11, 2013.
There is a $10 charge per vehicle.
For more information go to
www.sheboyancounty.com.
DISPOSAL OF ELECTRON-
ICS: It is state law that electron-
ics cannot be disposed of into a
landfill. Residents can dispose of
electronics at the Sheboygan
County Clean Sweep Days, at
Best Buy, or Advanced Disposal
on Paine Avenue in Sheboygan
(458-6030).
DISPOSAL OF APPLIANCES:
Residents are encouraged to dis-
pose of appliances at the place of
purchase. Appliances may be
taken to Sheboygan Scrap metal
on North 21
st
street in Sheboygan.
There is a $10 charge for appli-
ances containing Freon.
GARBAGE: Household garbage
must be in clear plastic bags, or
loose in garbage cans. No black
bags are allowed.
RECYCLING: Recyclables
must be in bins, or transparent
blue bags.
GRASS CLIPPINGS: Village
residents are encouraged to
mulch as much of their grass clip-
pings as possible. If this is not
possible, grass clippings may be
placed by the curbside on Tues-
days in a solid container, such as
a bushel basket or garbage can,
not to exceed 50 lbs. NO PLAS-
TIC BAGS ARE ALLOWED.
DO NOT RAKE GRASS,
LEAVES OR DEBRIS INTO
THE STREET.
YARD WASTE & BRUSH:
Yard waste is picked up on Tues-
days and must be placed in solid
containers. Brush should be
neatly piled in four-foot lengths.
NO PLASTIC BAGS ARE AL-
LOWED. DO NOT RAKE
GRASS, LEAVES OR DEBRIS
INTO THE STREET. Village
residents are allowed to rake their
leaves into the street during the
designated fall leaf collection
program only. Large volumes of
yard waste may be brought to the
Advanced Disposal transfer sta-
tion on Paine Avenue (458-6030).
REPORTING OF ILLICIT
DISCHARGE: It is a require-
ment in the Village of Kohler
Storm Water Permit with the
DNR to educate the Public on il-
licit discharges to the storm water
system. An illicit discharge would
be the dumping of any chemical,
pet waste, or hazardous substance
into the street or a storm basin
inlet. The substance would even-
tually make its way into the She-
boygan River causing a pollution
hazard. To report an illicit dis-
charge, please call the Public
Works office at 459-3881.
STORMWATER POLLUTION
PREVENTION: Water flowing
into stormwater inlets in the
street goes directly to the She-
boygan River. To prevent
stormwater pollution:
Clean up pet waste and dispose in
a proper manner.
Avoid over fertilizing your lawn.
Mulching your grass can provide
a natural fertilizer.
Do not blow grass clippings and
yard debris into the street.
Wash your vehicles on the grass
to avoid soapsuds from washing
down your driveway and into the
street.
Actions taken by the Village
Board during their February 11
meeting:
Approved hiring Stewart Per-
ronne to fill full-time Public
Works position.
Approved Temporary Class B
beer and wine license for
Kohler Foundation, Inc. for
4/27/13.
Approved paying half of in-
voice from LA Equipment
Services for work at 514
Summit Rd because of
unique installation of vertical
riser on property, cost
$2,581.50.
Approved the Dept. of Public
Works to perform work at
Ebben Field, cost to be reim-
bursed by the Kohler School
District, and supply topsoil at
no charge.
Approved bidding Non-Motor-
ized Transportation Project
after easements are finalized.
Approved the following Reso-
lutions:
2013-1, Commendation to
David Buhler, DPW Equip-
ment Operator
2013-2, Commendation to
Charles Keller, DPW Techni-
cal 1
THE
VILLAGE VIEW
Village Board
Thomas Schnettler, President
Brett Edgerle
Bill Kunst
John Pethan
Brian Post
John Renzelmann
Dietmar Wohlgemuth Jr.
Clerk-Treasurer
Laurie Lindow
Police Chief
William Rutten
Public Works Supt.
Bruce Neerhof
Fire Chief
Mike Lindstrom
Recreation Director
Doug Bocchini
Aquatics Director
Jen Vallo
Librarian
Erin Coppersmith
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KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEWSLETTER
CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
PROCEDURE
The school district must locate, identify, and evaluate
all children with disabilities, including children with dis-
abilities attending private schools in the school district,
regardless of the severity of their disabilities. The
school district has a special education screening pro-
gram to evaluate all children with suspected disabili-
ties and are at least three years old. Upon request,
the school district will screen a child who has not grad-
uated high school to determine whether a special ed-
ucation referral is appropriate. A request may be made
by contacting the Special Education Director at 459-
2920.
We are now accepting applications
for the Summer Kohler Kare at the
Kohler School starting June 13
thru August 27th. Children starting
JK in the 2013 school year thru 5th
grade may attend and do not have
to 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 Trip
Thursday and Swimming each day
at the Kohler Pool. Applications
can be picked-up with Mrs. Neil in
the Kohler School Cafeteria or
printed from Kohler School web
page under Kohler Kare. You may
email Mrs. Neil at
neill@kohler.k12.wi.us or phone
803-7250.
Summer Kohler Kare Signup
Junior
Kindergarten
Round-Up,
April 11, 2013
Round-up for children entering Junior
Kindergarten in September 2013, will be
held on Thursday, April 11. Village residents
with children who will be four years old by
September 1, 2012, who have not received
Round-up information in the mail, should
contact Karen Ingels @ 459-2920 x7210.
Please note that there is no
school for the current Junior
Kindergarten students on April
11, 2013. Kohler Kare will
be available.







The Kohler High School Baseball Team
needs your donations for our
FILL-A-BAG Garage Sale FUNDRAISER!


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


LOCATION: Kohler High School Event Lobby
Saturday, June 1
st
, 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
snow make-
up day
May 24 will be the day
Kohler Schools students
make up a day of school that
was missed due to a February
27 snowstorm.
The April menu was unavailable
at time of printing.
Check kohlerpublicschools.org
and click on Lunch Menu
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Call to Order
Marlene Yang called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
in the District Office Conference Room. Roll Call was
taken by Laura Kohler. The following board members
were present: Marlene Yang, Diane Kelly, Laura
Kohler, Matt Kautzer and John Suralik.
Statement of Public Notice
February 8, 2013
Approval of Agenda
Marlene Yang moved to approve the agenda. Laura
Kohler seconded the motion. All ayes.
To consider employment, contracts and perform-
ance-related information for employees over
which the school board has jurisdiction or exer-
cises responsibility pursuant to Wis. Stats. 19.85
(1) (c), 118.25, 119.85(f).
Marlene Yang moved to convene into closed session.
John Suralik seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.
Discussion Items: Staffing, Board Governance
Discussion was held. Laura Kohler moved to recon-
vene into open session. Diane Kelly seconded. The
meeting reconvened into open session at 7:05 p.m.
Board Presidents Report
Marlene and Quynh attended the WASB convention
on January 22-25
th
. There were interesting side
meetings and presentations. Wheatland Elementary
is integrating STEM into elementary school curricu-
lum. Other districts are using Build Your Own Curricu-
lum. Cedarburg is using a pay for teacher
performance model. Many districts are looking at in-
dividual learning plans for students at all levels. Gov-
ernor Walker spoke and noted he will put additional
monies into education for next years budget.
Superintendents Report
Schools use digital portfolios as a tool for their stu-
dents.
The open enrollment period is underway. March 2 is
the all school EXPO from 11-1. Local radio stations
are advertising and the billboard is posted again.
The Kohler School Foundation donation of laptops
and smart boards are on site and the library and busi-
ness labs will be ready in a few months.
50 families from Kohler Company attended financial
aid workshops put on by our College & Career Advi-
sor, Liza Fluet.
Wendy Kukla and Rich Tengowski performed in the
CHIME concert on Thursday Feb 7, 2013.
The 4k, 5k & 1
st
grade students celebrated 100 days
of school.
The 3
rd
graders have a flat Stanley project.
The 5
th
grade students are researching and writing
about famous black Americans.
The 6
th
grade students are learning outdoor winter
skills.
Laura Multer and Alyca Arentsen sponsored a tech-
nology night.
Certificates of Honor
The following high school students received certifi-
cates of honor: Adrienne Ahlborg, Katie Anderson,
Eric Bauer, Hank Biznek, Hannah Cantrell, Megan
Conklin, Hannah Coppersmith, Amanda Egbert,
Derek Egbert, Cody Gartman, Amelia Grose, Andrew
Grose, Lily Hart, Donna Karri, Lauren Kelm, Madeline
Kelly, Kristina Kusel, Abby Lee, Annika Lee, Sam
Maass, Ben Madigan, Rachel Maggi, Anna Mesalles,
Brett Mueller, Kitty ONeill, Jacob Porter, Courtney
Rutten, Joseph Schmitt, Hannah Smith, Connor
Sbrocco, Kyle Struck, Greg Suralik, Charlie Tobin,
Maddie Todd, Mara Todd, Nate Tures, Katelyn Van
Treeck, and Logan Willis. The following middle
school students received certificates of honor: Chloe
Bohn, Rachel Proudman, Evan Udovich, Olivia De-
Pagter, Katherine Wilkens, Christy Zheng, Allison
Boerner, Archie Brohn, James Conklin, Rilind Hidri,
Laura Lee, and Megan Sprinkman.
Review of District Finances
John Suralik noted that the finance committee met
with the auditor. The finances are in good order and
the district showed a surplus last year. The budget
appears to be in good order this year.
Consent Agenda
January Minutes
Invoices
Reports of the Finance Committee
Recommendation to contract with Specht Electric to
install security system
Reports of the Committee of the Whole
Discussion of Ebben Field Phase II
Discussion of school climate and culture
Review of Superintendent goals
Laura Kohler moved to approve the consent agenda.
John Suralik seconded. All ayes. Consent agenda
approved.
Action and/or Discussion Items
Adopt revised board policies 2414, 3131, 3140,
3340, 4131 and 4340
Adopt board policy 5630.01-Use of Restraint and
Seclusion
Adopt revised board policy 6520Payroll Deduc-
tions
Marlene Yang moved to table the policy discussion
until the next committee of the whole meeting. Matt
Kautzer seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.
Approve Special Ed Teacher, Jeff Smiths request
for paternity leave
Matt Kautzer moved to approve Jeff Smiths request
for paternity leave. Laura Kohler seconded. All ayes.
Motion carried.
Adopt the resolution of lodge, association or
other similar organization by the school district of
Kohler and the Performing Arts Organization with
Bank First NationalLaura Kohler moved to adopt
the resolution of lodge, association or other similar or-
ganization by the school district of Kohler and the
Performing Arts Organization with Bank First Na-
tional. Diane Kelly seconded. All ayes. Motion car-
ried.
Accept the $900 grant from the University of Wis-
consin Madison for Kyle McGilligan-Bentin, HS
English Teacher
Matt Kautzer moved to accept the $900 grant from
the University of Wisconsin Madison. Laura Kohler
seconded. All ayes. Motion carried.
Accept the $2500 donation Lakeshore Technical
College for Project Grill
Laura Kohler moved to accept the $2500 donation
from Lakeshore Technical College for Project Grill.
Matt Kautzer seconded. All ayes.
Adjournment
Matt Kautzer moved to adjourn. Diane Kelly sec-
onded. All ayes. Motion carried. The meeting ad-
journed at 7:45 pm.
Important Dates
February 25, 2013Committee of the Whole @ 6:00
pm
March 11, 2013Regular Board Meeting @ 7:00 pm
Kohler School Board of Education Regular Meeting Minutes
February 11, 2013
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Music Notes
On March 16, 2013 Kohler
music students participated in the
WSMA District Solo & Ensemble
Festival. Results were fantastic!
Because of limited space only the
first place results are listed. Con-
gratulations to all participants!
Class C
Vocal Duest Remy Haven &
Hallie Wollin, Brittany Harrington
& Kathryn Samuels, Kaleigh
Roeder & Lauren Perzewski, and
Allison Boerner & Kaelin
Sbrocco; Vocal DB Duet Joey
Coppersmith, Jack Kohler, Jack
Kral, and Ben Maki; Vocal DB
Quartet Carlyann Campione,
Ryah Gutschow, Jamie Lewis,
Megan Renzelmann, James Con-
klin, Rilind Hidri, Jacob Pellowski,
and Brady Stefanczyk; Piano
Solos Casey Johnson & Christy
Zheng; Timpani Solo Sam
Kohler; Tenor Saxophone Solo
Francis Schueller; Snare Drum
Solo Casey Johnson; Drum Set
Solo Charlie Tobin; and Flute
Solo Allison Pieper; Clarinet
Solos: Emily Guesneau, Ben Ten-
gowski, Eiley Miesfeldt, Serenity
Schaefer; Brass & Percussion Ens.,
Misc. Brass Duet; Soprano Solos:
Sarah Cassidy, Evelyn Heun, and
Emily Tipton; Baritone Solo Jack
Kral; Tenor Solos Sam Kohler &
Ben Tengowski; Vocal Trio Lau-
ren Horth, Emily Vallo, and Ursula
Baca.
Class B
Tuba Solo Hunter Lewinski;
Saxophone Duets: Marisa Adams
& Emily Boland, Kaelin Sbrocco
& Allison Boerner , Ann Benishek
& Sara Ertel; Saxophone Solo -
Kaelin Sbrocco; Clarinet Solos:
Rachel Maggi & Carson Schnei-
der; Baritone Solos: Andrew
Bryce, Rilind Hidri, Jacob Pel-
lowski, Brady Stefanczyk, and
Hank Biznek; Piano Solos: Ben
Tengowski, Rilind Hidri, and
George Palof; Soprano Solos:
Meg Biznek, Lauren Horth, and
Ursula Baca; Tenor Solo Archie
Brohn; Vocal Trio Donna Sarkar,
Amelia Grose, and Abby Cieszyn-
ski, Mixed Vocal Duets: Hannah
Cantrell & Christian Lofgren,
Ryah Gutschow & Rilind Hidri;
Girls Duet: Carlyann Campione &
Jamie Lewis; Boys Duet Brett
Friske & Sam Wenberg, Marimba
Solo Sam Wenberg, Snare Drum
Solo Everlyn Heun
Class A
Alto Solos: Jessica Dykster-
house, Lindsey Griswold, Lily
Hart, Molly Misfeldt. and Sarah
Leick, Soprano Solos: Courtney
Rutten, Katie Ruelle, and Kelsey
Wright, Baritone Solo Joe Pel-
lowski, Barbershop Quartet
Logan Wright, Jacob Porter,
Calvin Stefanczyk, and Jordan
Toeller, Violin Duet Allison
Boerner & Clara Montes, Parade
Drum Solo Charlie Tobin, Vocal
Trio Katie Lindow, Katie Ruelle,
and Marisa Adams, Musical The-
ater Solos: Seerena Yang, Lindsey
Griswold, and Logan Wright,
Vocal Duets Grace Lofgren &
Annabelle Goese, Megan Conklin
& Katie Ruelle, and Lindsey Gris-
wold & Molly Misfeldt.
Class A State [Qualified for State
Festival]
Swing Choir; Creative Elec-
tronic Instrument Ens. John Ten-
gowski, Andrew Grose, and Kyle
Struck; Jazz Ensemble; Madrigal
Singers; Piano Solos John Ten-
gowski & Katylyn Van Treeck; Pa-
rade Drum Jonathon Watson;
Oboe Solo Sam Maass; Tuba
Solo John Tengowski; Timpani
Solo Andrew Grose; Marimba
Solo Andrew Grose; Violin Solos
Allison Boerner & Clara Montes;
Classical Vocal Solos - Greg Sura-
lik, Shelby Homiston, Katie An-
derson, Andrew Grose, Izzy Heins,
Annabelle Goese, Chloi
Ducharme, Sam Dedek, Hannah
Cantrell, Lauren Splivalo, Megan
Conklin, Grace Lofgren, Seerena
Yang, Elyse Gutschow, and Audra
Hoffmann; Musical Theater Solos
Andrew Grose, Shelby Homiston,
John Tengowski, Greg Suralik,
Molly Misfeldt, Jessica Dykster-
house, Amelia Grose, Grace Lof-
gren, Sarah Leick, Kelsey Wright,
Katie Ruelle, Chloi Ducharme,
Annabelle Goese, Sam Dedek, and
Elyse Gutschow; Jazz Strings Im-
provisation Solo Hunter Lewin-
ski; Vocal Duet Megan Conklin
& Katie Ruelle.
Special thanks to Mrs. Kukla,
Mrs. Hucke, Mr. Michael Schulz,
Mrs. Hildebrand, Marcus Ander-
son, and Ms. Peggy Hoffmann for
accompanying many of the student
performances.
A remarkable experience:
Kohler fifth graders attend
Trees for Tomorrow
By Courtney Yang
Whats your dream vacation?
Is it snorkeling, rock climbing, or
hiking? Well, fourteen fifth
graders from Kohler Elementary
recently had an experience that
may change your mind!
From February 18-20th, several
lucky students attended Trees for
Tomorrow (TFT), in Eagle River.
TFT was founded in 1944 by a
group of Wisconsin paper and
electric utility companies. The in-
tent was to reforest northern Wis-
consin by giving seedlings to
landowners and educating the
public about our fragile natural re-
sources. Their efforts still carry
on today!
When the fifth grade students
visited TFT, we engaged in activ-
ities pertaining to their mission
statement. Our learning experi-
ences included both classroom
and in the field activities. These
included snowshoe hiking, mak-
ing paper, and learning about Wis-
consins wildlife such as bear,
wolves, deer, and raptors. Isabel
ODonnell, a fifth grade student,
said, My favorite part was build-
ing fires outdoors.you had to use
teamwork to make sure the fire
didnt go out.
This trip was made possible by
generous donations by several
local individuals. Kohler Elemen-
tary hopes to send 14 more fifth
graders in October of next school
year instead of the winter. Anyone
interested in donating and making
this trip a reality for a group of
next years fifth graders should
contact Mr. DuMez at (920)
803-7234 or
dumezd@kohler.k12.wi.us.
Courtney Yang was one of the 14
fifth graders who attended TfT this
year. She is a student in Mrs. Eick-
holts 4/5 class this year.
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KOHLER VARSITY GOLF SCHEDULE
Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location
Varsity Invitational Sat 04/13/2013 9:00am Away vs. Platteville Platteville Country Club
Varsity Invitational Sat 04/13/2013 12:00pm Away vs. Sheboygan Falls The Bull
Varsity Duel Tue 04/16/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Oostburg Riverdale Country Club
Varsity Duel Tue 04/23/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Random Lake Hawthorne Hills Golf Course
Varsity Invitational Wed 04/24/2013 1:00pm Away vs. Brookfield Central Wanaki Golf Course
Varsity Duel Thu 04/25/2013 3:45pm Sheboygan Lutheran Blackwolf Run Golf Course
Varsity Duel Mon 04/29/2013 3:45pm Ozaukee Blackwolf Run Golf Course
Varsity Tournament Tue 04/30/2013 1:00pm Away vs. Brookfield Academy Bristlecone Pines
Varsity Duel Thu 05/02/2013 3:30pm Away vs. Sheboygan County Christian Town and Country Golf Course - Sheboygan
Varsity Invitational Sat 05/04/2013 TBD "Brookfield Central, Catholic Memorial,
Green Bay Notre Dame Academy,
Hartford Union, Homestead,
Lake Country Lutheran, Madison Edgewood,
Menomonee Falls, Oshkosh Lourdes,
Osseo-Fairchild, Pardeeville, Plymouth,
Ripon, Roncalli, Sheboygan Falls,
Sheboygan North, Stoughton, Platteville" Irish Course at Whistling Straits
Varsity Duel Tue 05/07/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Quit Qui Oc Golf Course
Varsity Duel Fri 05/10/2013 3:45pm Cedar Grove-Belgium Blackwolf Run Golf Course
Varsity Duel Mon 05/13/2013 3:45pm Howards Grove Blackwolf Run Golf Course
Varsity Conference
Meet Thu 05/16/2013 8:00am "Cedar Grove-Belgium, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah,
Howards Grove, Oostburg, Ozaukee,
Random Lake, Sheboygan County Christian,
Sheboygan Lutheran" Blackwolf Run Golf Course ( Rain date - May 17)
KOHLER VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER SCHEDULE
Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location
Girls Varsity Game Thu 04/04/2013 4:30pm "Mayville, SL/K GSC" Mayville High School
Girls Varsity Game Mon 04/08/2013 6:30pm "Manitowoc Lincoln, SL/K GSC" Ron Rubick Municipal Field
Girls Varsity Game Tue 04/09/2013 4:30pm "Random Lake, SL/K GSC" Random Lake High School
Girls Varsity Game Thu 04/11/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Sheboygan Lutheran High School
Girls Varsity Game Tue 04/16/2013 4:30pm "Ozaukee, SL/K GSC" Ozaukee High School
Girls Varsity Game Thu 04/18/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Sheboygan County Christian Sheboygan Lutheran High School
Girls Varsity Game Mon 04/22/2013 6:00pm "Cedar Grove-Belgium, SL/K GSC" Cedar Grove-Belgium High School
Girls Varsity Game Thu 04/25/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Howards Grove Sheboygan Lutheran High School
Girls Varsity Game Tue 04/30/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Oostburg Sheboygan Lutheran High School
Girls Varsity Game Thu 05/02/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Random Lake Sheboygan Lutheran High School
Girls Varsity Game Mon 05/06/2013 4:30pm "Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, SL/K GSC" Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah High School
Girls Varsity Game Tue 05/07/2013 4:30pm "Living Word Lutheran, SL/K GSC" Living Word Lutheran High School
Girls Varsity Game Thu 05/09/2013 7:00pm SL/K GSC vs. Ozaukee Kohler High School - Ebben Field
Girls Varsity Tournament Sat 05/11/2013 8:30am "Menomonee Falls, SL/K GSC" Menomonee Falls High School
Girls Varsity Game Tue 05/14/2013 4:30pm "Sheboygan County Christian, SL/K GSC" Sheboygan County Christian High School
Girls Varsity Game Thu 05/16/2013 4:30pm SL/K GSC vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium Sheboygan Lutheran High School
Girls Varsity Game Mon 05/20/2013 4:30pm "Howards Grove, SL/K GSC" Howards Grove High School
Girls Varsity Game Thu 05/23/2013 6:00pm "Oostburg, SL/K GSC" Oostburg High School
KOHLER VARSITY SOFTBALL
Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location
Varsity Game Tue 04/09/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium Wildwood Athletic Park
Varsity Game Thu 04/11/2013 4:30pm "Howards Grove, SL/K SB" Howards Grove High School
Varsity Game Fri 04/12/2013 4:30pm "Random Lake, SL/K SB" Kircher Park
Varsity Game Mon 04/15/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. New Holstein Wildwood Athletic Park
Varsity Game Tue 04/16/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Wildwood Athletic Park
Varsity Game Thu 04/18/2013 4:30pm "Random Lake, SL/K SB" Kircher Park
Varsity Doubleheader Tue 04/23/2013 4:00pm "Oostburg, SL/K SB" Oostburg High School
Varsity Game Thu 04/25/2013 4:30pm "Howards Grove, SL/K SB" Howards Grove High School
Varsity Game Fri 04/26/2013 4:30pm "Cedar Grove-Belgium, SL/K SB" Belgium Park
Varsity Game Tue 04/30/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Howards Grove Wildwood Athletic Park
Varsity Game Thu 05/02/2013 4:30pm "Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, SL/K SB" June Vollrath Park
Varsity Game Fri 05/03/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Random Lake Wildwood Athletic Park
Varsity Game Tue 05/07/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Oostburg Wildwood Athletic Park
Varsity Game Thu 05/09/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium Wildwood Athletic Park
Varsity Game Tue 05/14/2013 4:30pm SL/K SB vs. Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Wildwood Athletic Park
KOHLER VARSITY BOYS TENNIS
Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location
Boys Scrimmage Tue 04/09/2013 4:00am Away vs. Fond du Lac Fond Du Lac High School
Boys Varsity Tournament Fri 04/12/2013 2:00pm Away vs. University School of Milwaukee Moreland Tennis Club
Boys Varsity Tournament Sat 04/13/2013 TBD Away vs. University School of Milwaukee University School of Milwaukee
Boys Varsity Match Tue 04/16/2013 4:00pm Howards Grove Kohler High School
Boys Varsity Match Thu 04/18/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Kewaskum Kewaskum High School
Boys Varsity Quad Sat 04/20/2013 9:00am Away vs. New Berlin West New Berlin West
Boys Varsity Match Mon 04/22/2013 4:00pm Dominican Kohler High School
Boys Varsity Match Tue 05/17 & 19/2013 4:00pm Roncalli
Boys Varsity Match Thu 04/25/2013 4:00pm Sheboygan Falls Kohler High School
Boys Varsity Meet Tue 04/30/2013 4:00pm Saint Lawrence Seminary Kohler High School
Boys JV Meet Tue 04/30/2013 4:00pm Saint Lawrence Seminary Kohler High School
Boys Varsity Match Tue 05/17 & 19/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Plymouth
Boys Varsity Match Thu 05/02/2013 4:00pm Waupan Kohler High School
Boys Varsity Match Tue 05/07/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Two Rivers Two Rivers High
Boys Varsity Match Thu 05/09/2013 4:00pm Kewaunee Kohler High School
Boys Varsity Quad Fri 05/10/2013 3:30pm "Port Washington, Sussex Hamilton,
Wauwatosa West" Sports Core
Boys Varsity Quad Sat 05/11/2013 8:30am "Port Washington, Sussex Hamilton,
Wauwatosa West" Sports Core
Boys Varsity Meet Mon 05/13/2013 4:00pm Xavier Kohler High School
Boys JV Meet Mon 05/13/2013 4:00pm Xavier Kohler High School
Boys Varsity Match Tue 05/14/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Chilton Chilton High School
Boys Varsity Quad Fri 05/17/2013 3:30pm "Plymouth, Pacelli, Roncalli" Sports Core
Boys Varsity Quad Sat 05/18/2013 8:30am "Plymouth, Pacelli, Roncalli" Sports Core
QuickStart Tennis
for ages 5-10 comes
to Kohler
The Midwest Youth Team Ten-
nis program is the largest tennis
program for children 10 years and
younger in the Midwest. Featuring
the QuickStart Tennis play format
for kids age 5-10, which uses age
appropriate equipment and courts
scaled to the size of the players,
Midwest Youth Team Tennis
makes the game more accessible -
and more fun- by allowing kids to
get involved right from the start.
The QuickStart motto is Play to
learn, as opposed to Learn to
Play. Kids will find success from
the first swing of the racket! More
fun Less frustration!
Every player receives a team
uniform, age appropriate tennis
racquet and ball, one-year USTA
junior membership, subscription to
Bounce or SMASH magazines,
Aces Kids Club Package includ-
ing a nylon backpack, activity
book, and other fun tennis items!
*You MUST REGISTER online
by the session deadline @
www.midwestteamtennis.com
Session 1 - Register by May 24,
2013. Session runs June 17-June
27 (Monday-Thursday). 8:00 -
8:45 am for 5-8 year olds. 9:00 -
10:00 am for 9-10 year olds.
Session 2 - Register by June 21,
2013. Session runs July 8-July 18
(Monday-Thursday). 8:00 - 8:45
am for 5-8 year olds. 9:00 - 10:00
am for 9-10 year olds.
Session 3 - Register by July 12,
2013. Session runs July 29 - Au-
gust 8 (Monday-Thursday) 8:00 -
8:45 am for 5-8 year olds. 9:00 -
10:00 am for 9-10 year olds.
Sessions are held at the Kohler
High School courts, 333 Upper
Road, Kohler. Cost is $65 (5-8 year
olds), $70 (9-10 year olds).
For more information, Cathy
Pfarrer, cpfarrer@gmail.com or
call the Village of Kohler Recre-
ation Department at 920-459-3873
Midwest Futures
Tennis for ages 11-12
comes to Kohler
Midwest Futures Team Tennis is
the largest tennis program for play-
ers between the ages of 11-12 in
the Midwest that are transitioning
between the Beginner and Interme-
diate skill levels. As the progres-
sion program from Midwest Youth
Team Tennis, players will continue
to work on their technique, move-
ment, and tactics using the skill
and age appropriate green dot ten-
nis ball. Midwest Futures Team
Tennis makes the game more ac-
cessible, and more fun, by allow-
ing kids to continue to develop
their game in a fun team atmos-
phere.
Every player will receive a team
uniform, age appropriate tennis
racquet and ball, one-year USTA
Junior Membership, subscription
to digital SMASH magazine, one
can of green dot balls
*You must register online by
the session deadline @
www.midwestteamtennis.com
Session 1 - Register by May 24,
2013
Runs June 17 - June 27 (Monday-
Thursday), 9:00 - 10:00 am for
ages 11-12.
Session 2 - Register by June 21,
2013
July 8 - July 18 (Monday-Thurs-
day). 9:00 - 10:00 am for ages 11-
12)
Session 3 - Register by July 12,
2013
July 29 - August 8 (Monday-
Thursday). 9:00 - 10:00 am for
ages 11-12.
Takes place at Kohler High
School courts, 333 Upper Road,
Kohler.
Cost is $70 per player (ages 11-
12)
Fopr more informationCathy
Pfarrer, cpfarrer@gmail.com or
call the Village of Kohler Recre-
ation Department at 920-459-
3873.
Fitness Center Hours
of Operation
New Hours:
April 1st - June 8th
Monday 6:00-7:30 am
3:30-7:30 pm
Tuesday 3:30-7:30 pm
Wednesday 6:00-7:30 am
3:30-7:30 pm
Thursday 3:30-7:30 pm
Friday 6:00-7:30 am
3:30-5:00 pm
Saturday 7:00 am-10:00 pm
Sunday 12:00-3:00 pm
If you have any questions please contact
Doug Bocchini 803-7205 at Kohler Schools.
KOHLER TRACK SCHEDULE
Activity Type Date Time Versus Location
Varsity Quad Tue 04/09/2013 4:00pm Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Sheboygan Lutheran,
Ozaukee Kohler High School - Ebben Field Track
Varsity Meet Thu 04/11/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Random Lake Random Lake High School
Girls Varsity Duel Thu 04/11/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Random Lake Random Lake High School
Boys Varsity Duel Thu 04/11/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Random Lake Random Lake High School
Varsity Meet Tue 04/16/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Oostburg Oostburg High School
Varsity Invitational Sat 04/20/2013 9:45am Away vs. Reedsville Reedsville high School
Varsity Meet Tue 04/23/2013 TBD Away vs. Howards Grove Howards Grove High School
Varsity Invitational Fri 04/26/2013 4:00pm Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Manitowoc Lutheran,
Ozaukee, Sheboygan Lutheran Kohler High School - Ebben Field Track
Varsity Invitational Fri 05/03/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Sheboygan Falls Sheboygan Falls High School
JV Conference Meet Thu 05/09/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Ozaukee,Cedar Grove-Belgium, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah,
Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg, Random Lake, Sheboygan Lutheran
Ozaukee High School
Boys Varsity Invitational Thu 05/09/2013 3:30pm Away vs. Ozaukee,Random Lake, Cedar Grove-Belgium,
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg,
Sheboygan Lutheran Ozaukee High School JV Conference Tournament @ Ozaukee.
Girls Varsity Invitational Thu 05/09/2013 3:30pm Away vs. Ozaukee,Random Lake, Cedar Grove-Belgium,
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg,
Sheboygan Lutheran Ozaukee High School JV Conference Tournament @ Ozaukee.
Varsity Conference Meet Mon 05/13/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium,Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah,
Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg, Ozaukee, Random Lake,
Sheboygan Lutheran Cedar Grove-Belgium High School
Boys Varsity Conference Meet Mon 05/13/2013 3:30pm Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium,Random Lake,
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg,
Ozaukee, Sheboygan County Christian, Sheboygan Lutheran Cedar Grove-Belgium High School CLC Meet @ Cedar Grove.
Girls Varsity Conference Meet Mon 05/13/2013 3:30pm Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium,Random Lake,
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Howards Grove, Kohler, Oostburg,
Ozaukee, Sheboygan County Christian, Sheboygan Lutheran Cedar Grove-Belgium High School CLC Meet @ Cedar Grove.
APRIL 1, 2013
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The American Club Resort
a KOHLER experience
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Taste of Tuesday
April 2, 6-7:30pm
Woodlake Market
Ryan from General Beverage will be
presenting a variety of wines. Please
call (920) 457-6570 for information
on the event and ticket pricing!
Demonstration Kitchen Series
Demonstration Kitchen in The Shops
at Woodlake
Saturdays, through April 27, 11am &
2pm, $35 per person
Come in from the cold and warm up
with wonderful tastes and aromas at
our Saturday Demonstration Kitchen
sessions. Tucked away in The Shops
at Woodlake Kohler, the working
kitchen provides an intimate, infor-
mal setting for chefs and guests. For
reservations and information call:
800-344-2838
Upcoming events include:
April 6 - Coffee and Dessert Party
with Chef Richard Palm Head Pas-
try Chef- The American Club Resort
April 13 - Field to Table with Chef
Alexander Glass The Wisconsin
Room Restaurant
April 20 - Taste of Italian Cheeses
with Chef Paul Shimon Cucina
April 27 - Vegetarian Cooking with
Chef Mark Tennie Riverbend.
Exhibit: Garden Song
April 7 June 30
ARTspace A Gallery of the John
Michael Kohler Arts Center
Garden Song brings together four
accomplished artists whose varied
works complement the new Arts
Center series of exhibitions UNCOM-
MON GROUND. Included is work by
ceramicist Sandra Byers (WI), pho-
tographer Lisa Frank (WI) and the
jewelry of Roberta and Dave
Williamson (OH). 920-452-8602.
The Modern Shaman Workshop
April 10 or April 17, 6:30-8:30pm,
$95
Intentions
Learn how to walk between worlds
and live in each one. Move thru life
as an energy being. You will learn
techniques to heal yourself and oth-
ers and create what you want by
changing your perception of the
world. This class emphasizes not the
shamans physical tools but focuses
on the core essence of what it is to
be a shaman. Presented by UW in-
structor, Reiki Master/Teacher and
Shaman John Oestreicher. Certificate
of Completion. Please call 920-457-
9543.
Eat. Play. Live Well.
April 11 & 12
The American Club Resort hosted by
Kohler Waters Spa
Become aware. Gain clarity. Feel ex-
citement. Learn to trust. Take action.
All with the help of Jasna Burza, a
Life and Business Strategist with a
passion for dreams that have been
sitting in the drawer for years. She
guarantees to get you so excited
about your own life that youll liter-
ally want to jump up for joy. As Jasna
can attest, I already see you being
anything you want to be, and when I
create that space for you, you will al-
ways rise to the occasion. Proven
and tested. There are no limits to
who you are and together, we create
the most magnificent you! The
Kohler Waters Spa-hosted event of-
fers Special Packages for $99 per
person including the Thursday
evening cocktail reception, the gen-
eral session with Jasna Burza and
cooking demonstration. Optional In-
dividual Strategy Sessions with Jasna
Burza are available from 11am-6pm
at Inn on Woodlake for $75 per per-
son, plus tax and must be reserved
in advance. Make it a weekend of
wellness and reserve a one- or two-
night package at the Inn on Wood-
lake. For more information call (888)
293-7337.
Trunk Show: Joseph Abboud made-
to-measure suits and sport coats
April 11-14
Art Imigs Clothiers
Choose a fabric from the best mills
in the world, choose your style de-
tails, and receive a fabulous fitting
American made suit or sport coat
made just for you. Save 15% on all
made-to-measure during the show
dates. 920-459-4190.
Jewelry Sale at Kacia
April 13 & 14
Kacia
Purchase one jewelry item at full
price and get the second at a special
discount. See store for details. 920-
458-9121.
Spring Jewelry and Fashion Show
April 13-14
- Saturday, April 13 from 9am-5pm
- Sunday, April 14 from 9am-3pm
*Fashion Show to take place each
day at 1pm
Dont miss this new event, which
features a combination of runway
fashion and artisan-created jewelry.
Enjoy shopping for handcrafted jew-
elry, accessories and fashions, and
learn about the latest trends during
the runway show. Entry price: $7, in-
cludes complimentary champagne.
SPORTS CORE SPECIALS AND
CLASSES
For more information, pricing de-
tails and to register call Sports Core
at 920-457-4444.
Ballroom Basics: April 24, 6:45-
8:45pm
Cycle Mania: Sundays through May
26, 8:30-10am
Tiny Tot Camps: Friday, April 5 and
April 19, 9-10:30am
Kids Night Out: Friday, April 12, 5-
9pm
Teen Zumba: Fridays, April 19 May
24, 4-5pm
For all TRX Session Schedules visit
the Sports Core website or stop in
for a printed schedule.
Pro Shop Specials: Pick-an-Egg Pro
Shop Discount Receive 10-30% off
entire purchase when you pick an
egg.
Salon at Sports Core: Spring into
Color With a color receive 20% off
your same day Bumble & bumble
purchase.
YOGA ON THE LAKE SPECIALS AND
CLASSES
For more information, pricing de-
tails and to register call Yoga on the
Lake at 920-453-2817.
Aerial Vinyasa Yoga Finding Flight:
Tuesday, April 9 and Wednesday,
April 17, 7pm-8:30pm, $30
Yin Hip Workshop: Tuesday, April 16,
7pm-9pm, $25
Yoga Bootcamp: Saturday, April 20,
9:30am-1:00pm, $30
Kohler Co. hires Michael Belot as General
Manager of Destination Kohler
Kohler Co. is delighted to an-
nounce the appointment of
Michael Belot as General Manager
of Destination Kohler.
His responsibilities include
lodging oversight of The American
Club resort hotel (one of 45 five
star and five diamond hotels in the
world), the Inn on Woodlake (a
three diamond hotel), and River-
bend (a private membership club)
plus River Wildlife (a hunting/fish-
ing club and one of the best of
country gourmet dining experi-
ences), Kohler Water Spas, Sports
Core and all retail/commercial de-
velopment. He will also lend his
advice on the 2015 PGA Champi-
onship.
Mr. Belot comes to the Kohler
Co. from the PGA of America
where he most recently was Direc-
tor of the 2012 Ryder Cup at Med-
inah Country Club in Chicago,
which was arguably the most suc-
cessful tournament in the history
of golf. He has been with the PGA
since 2001 and was Tournament
Director for the PGA Champi-
onships of 2006 and 2009. In addi-
tion, Mr. Belot served as a Con-
sultant for Super Bowls XLV and
XLVI and was pre-game talent
producer for the recent Super Bowl
XLVII.
He holds a Masters Degree in
Business Administration from the
University of St. Thomas Opus
College in St. Paul, MN and a
Bachelors Degree from the Uni-
versity of Minnesota, Minneapolis
MN.
A native of Kohler, Wisconsin,
Mr. Belot will bring his leadership
skills along with his wife Katie and
their family back home to Kohler,
Wisconsin.
New for spring!
Lets Glow
Tropical Pedicure
Get glowing with this new pedi-
cure at the Forbes Five-Star Kohler
Waters Spa featuring scents from the
tropics. The service begins with a dip
of your toes in a Clementine
sparkling soak. Allow the tropical
scents of pineapple and coconut to
envelop you while a sugar scrub
smoothes and softens your skin. A vi-
tamin-packed honey and papaya
serum paired with a mango-melon
shea butter massage seals in a dewy
finish. Available March 18 through
May 31, 2013. This 50-minute serv-
ice is $85 plus tax and gratuity. For
reservations call (866) 662-6560.
Kohler Co. Resort appoints
Christine Loose as Director Hotels
The Kohler Co. Global Hospi-
tality Group announces the pro-
motion of Christine Loose to
Director Hotels The American
Club Resort Hotel and Inn on
Woodlake Hotel. In this new role,
Loose will be responsible for
managing the hotels Resort
Reservations, Food & Beverage,
Telecommunications, Mainte-
nance and Safety. Additionally
Loose will be responsible for
maintaining superior guest serv-
ice standards deserving of promi-
nent hospitality awards
and recognition.
The resort continues
to celebrate the revered
designation as one of
only 45 hotels with both
the Forbes Five-Star
and AAA Five-Dia-
mond distinction for
two consecutive years,
said Debbie Taylor, President
Hospitality & Real Estate Group,
Kohler Co. Loose played and
continues to play an integral role
in acquiring and main-
taining these accolades.
Loose has previous ex-
perience as the Resident
Manager The Ameri-
can Club & Inn on
Woodlake and relative
work experience as
Manager Customer
Service & CRM for
Kohler Co. Prior to joining
Kohler, she was a Manager of
Classified Advertising for the
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in
Milwaukee, Wis. Her educational
background includes a Bachelor
of Arts, Math from St. Norbert
College in Green Bay, Wis., and
a Masters of Business Adminis-
tration Marketing from Keller
Graduate School of Management
in Milwaukee, Wis.
Christine Loose