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Villager219 Church Street, Kohler, WI 53044 FREE www.kohlervillager.com JUNE 1, 2019 [email protected] | 920-331-4904 Two Kohler seniors New Community Resource Offi cer completes fi rst awarded Kohler year of keeping scholarships Schools safe Committee awards HVK and RDK scholarships totaling $320,000

Offi cer Matt Hocevar and Kohler Schools Superintendent Quynh Trueblood. Kohler Villager photo By Mary Struck, The Kohler into the school without fi rst go- Villager ing through the offi ce). Herbert V. Kohler, Jr., Executive Chairman, Kohler Co., with Cece- Herbert V. Kohler, Jr., with Clara Montes, Kohler High School, lia Zielke, Kohler High School, a recipient of the Herbert V. Kohler the recipient of the Ruth DeYoung Kohler Scholarship at the As I was about to buzz the Unfortunately, this type of Scholarship at the Kohler High School Honors Night, on May 22, 2019 Kohler High School Honors Night, May 22, 2019 school offi ce door on my way heightened security is the new Photos courtesy of Kohler Foundation to meet with Kohler School normal, even at small schools May 23, 2019 – Three Sheboy- chair. “Every HVK nominee is students, citizens and human District Superintendent Quynh like Kohler. Parents dropping gan County high school seniors an outstanding student, and a beings. Bartelt has an unrelent- Trueblood to learn more about off cupcakes are no longer al- have been awarded the Herbert leader in their own unique way. ing determination to make the the school’s new Community lowed to take them to their V. Kohler Scholarship, and one This year, however, we were world around him better. He Resource Offi cer and security child’s classroom. They must senior has received the Ruth honored to recognize three ex- will study public policy with a measures, a polite gentleman buzz the offi ce door, and then DeYoung Kohler Scholarship, traordinary students, each with secondary major in mechanical leaving the offi ce held the door wait for their child to come and each in the amount of $80,000. his or her own distinct vision engineering, at Stanford Uni- for me. I have had courteous retrieve the treats. Over the past week, the for how they plan to change the versity. His career goal is to be- young students do the same in In March 2018, some bi-- prestigious HVK scholarship world.” come a civil rights attorney. the past, and their fi ne upbring- tisan bills were passed allowing was awarded to multiple win- The HVK Scholarship ac- Graduating Summa Cum ing was duly noted. But while the Department of ners Noah Bartelt, North High knowledges students who best Laude from Plymouth High I appreciated being spared the Justice to allocate grant mon- School; Michael Troka, Plym- demonstrate academic excel- School, Michael Troka, son ritual of having to ring the an- ey to schools for improving outh High School; and Cecelia lence, creativity, candor, service of Anne and Michael Troka of noying buzzer and wait for of- safety and security. Kohler has Zielke, Kohler High School. to school and community, the Plymouth, Wis., has been an fi ce staff to unlock the door, in been awarded approximately The distinguished RDK schol- ability to aff ect change and the Academic Bowl top performer, today’s world that polite gesture $100,000, but Trueblood said arship was awarded to senior qualities of leadership. chairman of the blood drive, could potentially lead to a secu- the Kohler School District was Clara Montes, Kohler High Noah Bartelt, son of Eliz- and varsity sports letter winner. rity breach in the school. I am ahead of the curve even before School. abeth and Paul Bartelt of She- He has helped build a spirit of already familiar to school staff , the state’s DOJ initiative was es- Kohler Foundation’s Schol- boygan Falls, Wis., will grad- community as a student council so it wasn’t a problem. But to tablished. After the Sandy Hook the nice gentleman who held the school shooting in 2012, Kohler arship Committee has elected uate North High School as representative, class president, door for me, I was just a strang- spent more than $80,000 on to award more than one HVK valedictorian. His achievements mentor and tutor. er carrying a black backpack (it security improvements, which Scholarship this year. “While include service as a Wisconsin Troka will study biology and had my camera equipment in- have included adding shat- rare, there is precedent for State Senate scholar and a lead- pre-dental at the University of side). Had I been an unfamiliar ter-resistant fi lm to the glass on multiple HVK scholarships in er in FIRST Robotics. A teach- Pennsylvania, with a career visitor, it would have been im- windows and classroom doors, the award’s 50-year history,” er of Bartelt’s said what sets goal of dental research and den- portant for the school to have an fobbed doors so that no interior explains Natalie Black Kohler, Noah apart is his extraordinary tistry. opportunity to assess and possi- or exterior door is unlocked, the Kohler Foundation president leadership ability to help oth- He describes receiving the bly detain me before allowing new camera system that was in- and scholarship committee ers actualize their potential as Continued on page 2 entrance. (No visitor can get stalled in the offi ces, and more. Recently, $26,000 of the grant money paid for sin- Looking to Save gle-button activators distributed to school staff members to keep TIME and MONEY with them. Activating the device sends an alert for an immediate Let R. 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Kohler Foundation HVK and RDK Scholarships, continued from page 1 Scholarship recipients with Herbert V. Kohler, Jr., award as a catalyst for his continued in- and dedication to a career in the arts. Executive Chairman, novation. Troka wants to dig deeper and Montes, daughter of Rachel and Kohler Co., on think bigger to benefi t humanity in the Arvin Montes of Kohler, Wis., is an ac- May 22, 2019, in Sheboygan, Wis. fi eld of regenerative dental medicine. complished violinist who has performed From left: Cecelia Known for her passion in academ- at the district and state level. Montes Zielke, Kohler High ics, athletics, research and community School; Michael has been a member of the Milwaukee Troka, Plymouth outreach, Cecelia Zielke, daughter of Symphony Orchestra Senior Sympho- High School; Herbert Bridgitt and Stephen Zielke of Kohler, ny since 2016 and was awarded co- V. Kohler, Jr.; Noah Wis., will graduate Kohler High School Bartelt, North High concertmaster and fi rst chair for the School; and Clara having inspired her peers in science by 2018-19 season. Performing has in- Montes, Kohler High helping establish the Science Olympiad spired Montes as a musician, and driven School. Club and Kohler Elementary Science her to work harder, play with conviction, Photos courtesy of Kohler Foundation Camp. She led both varsity soccer and and become a leader. She believes carry- basketball as team captain and is a Na- ing the art form of classic music into the tional History Day state champion and future is part of her duty as a musician. national qualifi er. She believes it is cru- Montes will attend Boston University cial for her generation to be a leader in with a double major in music perfor- sustaining biodiversity for the Earth’s mance and microbiology. She aspires to future. Zielke will study biomedical en- play in a professional orchestra. gineering at Case Western Reserve Uni- For more information on the Her- versity, with a career goal of becoming a biomedical researcher and public health bert V. Kohler Scholarship, the Ruth offi cial. DeYoung Kohler Scholarship or other In addition to the three HVK schol- Kohler Foundation programs, please arships, the foundation awarded the contact Christine Taylor, Executive Di- equally prestigious Ruth DeYoung rector, at 920-458-1972. Kohler Scholarship to Kohler High Kohler Foundation is a non-profi t, pri- School’s Clara Montes in the amount vate foundation dedicated to supporting of $80,000. The award recognizes artis- arts, education and art preservation ini- tic vision, creativity, technical mastery, tiatives in Wisconsin.

Photos courtesy of Kohler Foundation Herbert V. Kohler Scholarship recipients from left: Michael Troka, Plymouth High School; Cecelia Zielke, Kohler High School; Herbert V. Kohler, Jr.; and Noah Bartelt, North High School.

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CRO, continued from page 1 response to parental concerns, Hocevar is there to notice and the school and Village collabo- provide reminders. When he is Second graders celebrate rated in providing a Community monitoring patterns he makes Resource Offi cer who would be sure own his movements don’t in the school full-time. Offi cer become a predictable pattern First Communion at St. Matt Hocevar, who has been that could be monitored and with the Kohler Police Depart- exploited by someone with bad John Evangelist Parish ment since 2005, assumed that intentions. This practice has role at the beginning of the earned him the nickname of 2018-19 school year. The state “Batman” around the school. grant does not cover his salary, Trueblood said the school so it is split between the school has a strong, multi-disciplinary and Village. During summer threat assessment team, which breaks, Hocevar returns to his includes Offi cer Hocevar along regular patrols for the Kohler with the school psychologist, Police Department. the counselors, building admin- Hocevar has received train- istrators, and the teachers, who ing from the National Associ- probably know their students ation of School Resource Offi - better than anyone at the school. cers, where he was taught the Student behaviors are routinely “Triad” concept of school based assessed for whether they are policing. It divides the offi cer’s low-, medium- or high-risk. responsibilities into three areas: According to the Department teacher, informal counselor, and of Justice, suicidal ideation is law enforcement offi cer. Hocev- the main risk factor identifi ed ar also completed several train- as most likely to lead to threat- ing programs that specialize in ening or harmful behavior. If a teaching rapid response actions student is suicidal, along with to active shooter events, and he exhibiting certain other behav- was certifi ed in a school safety ioral issues, they are classifi ed assessment program. “I feel my as a high-risk student and an training makes me prepared for offi cial safety plan for that stu- my new role at the school,” said dent is put into place rather than Hocevar. sending them off to their regu- Submitted photo Trueblood said Offi cer Hoce- lar classroom. Trueblood said By Jeanne Bitkers generations together in celebra- received their First Communion var has been invaluable in help- the school currently doesn’t St. John Evangelist Parish tion. Preparation began in grade along with their teachers Suzy ing to make sure the school’s have any high-risk students, celebrated First Holy Commu- one for these children with Barrock and Gena Gebler, Par- “Golden Rules” of safety are but some low-risk students are nion on Sunday, May 5 at the weekly classes that introduced ish Administrator, Fr. Joseph practiced. Those rules are: 1) occasionally put into the safety 9:00 a.m. Mass. This is one of them to the wonders and re- Dominic, and Coordinators of See something, say something. plan, when it is determined that seven sacraments in the Cath- sponsibilities of their faith. Pic- Religious Education, Jeanne 2) Check in at the offi ce and they are a threat to themselves, olic Church. The event brings tured are parish children who Bitkers and Jen Vallo. wear an ID lanyard at all times. or a targeted student. 3) No propping doors or letting Trueblood said that while the friends in. Hocevar’s primary school administration and staff duties at the school are to edu- want to be vigilant, they don’t cate the students and their par- want to convey an atmosphere FOR GREAT PRICES Residential and ents, monitor the school for the of excessive hyper-vigilance business purpose of intelligence collect- to the point of creating undue AND COLOR customers ing, and look for any potential stress for themselves or the stu- SELECTION security breaches. dents. She feels that practicing are always Trueblood said Hocevar is the three Golden Rules of se- welcome. already making a diff erence in curity inside and outside of the his relationship-building with school is the best way for the students. She said the school teachers, students, and adminis- THE Place for has never had students dress as trators to live their lives. police offi cers for Halloween Trueblood said that working before, but last Halloween there on doors and buttons is con- were six. sidered secondary to the work Hocevar goes into class- they do in encouraging kids to rooms, especially the lower become friends with each oth- Mulch grades, and helps students with er, resolve confl icts, and report We also move TREES, do LANDSCAPING, response drills alongside the things that aren’t right – because have TREES of all sizes, and TOPSOIL. teachers, which Trueblood said students and teachers have a has been really helpful. In the lot of inside knowledge about SEE OUR ONLINE MULCH ORDER FORM! middle school, Hocevar pre- classmates. Middle school and sented the dangers of vaping high school students also have 7230 Sauk Trail Road, Sheboygan and how to report it. He was a phone app that allows them to Call 920-452-1967 www.AMTrees.com a part of the “Prom Promise” send anonymous reports. program, where high schoolers “I feel very sad that the core promised not to drink and drive, work this year has been about as well as practice other safety safety and security,” said Trueb- measures. Trueblood said that lood. “But what I’ve realized is for the fi rst time, the school that this is the world we live in, Yes You KAN Scholarship recipients now has someone who is on the and I feel very, very committed students’ side in helping them to being prepared. So there is announced The Waldhart Family Foun- nior who plans to attend UW- a scholarship in the amount of make good decisions, while structural preparation; there is also informing them of the con- emotional preparation; there is dation board of directors recent- Oshkosh in the fall, Novalee re- $3,000. sequences of poor decisions. practice on how to avoid, deny, ly announced its 2019 Yes You ceives an award of $5,000. By using her initials, the Yes Hocevar monitors the human defend preparation; and un- KAN Scholarship recipients. Lorrigan Puls, a graduate of You KAN Scholarship was traffi c fl ow and patterns in and derneath the iceberg of all this Novalee Helmer, the foun- Kohler High School, receives named after the Foundation’s around the school, and briefs – the foundation – is having a dation’s fi rst scholarship award her second award from the fi rst recipient, Kelsie Ann Niff - the school daily or weekly on relationship-based community winner from Howards Grove foundation and is entering her enegger. It was established to gaps in security that he ob- where people feel included, and High School, has been active in third year of college. Previous- “validate rare individuals who serves, so the school can refi ne where we are kind and look- many causes which have ben- ly holding a leadership position possess impeccable character, their security protocols. While ing out for each other, because efi ted the community such as with the service organization a strong work ethic, leadership it’s human nature for students, when you don’t have that, it can “Feed My Starving Children,” Bonners Scholars at Berry Col- through example, and most im- staff , and visitors to become lax lead to threatening situations.” soccer camp, “Tiny Tigers,” lege in Mount Berry, Geor- portantly, a high likelihood of in practicing the school’s Gold- kids carnival, and “Pause for gia, Lorrigan is transferring to making a real diff erence in this en Rules of security, Offi cer a Cause.” A graduating se- UW-Green Bay. She receives world.” 4 JUNE 1, 2019 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM

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SHEBOYGAN COUNTYWIDE CRIME STOPPERS Offi cer Sass met with Kohler Kohler Corporate Security who wine, and knowing that she was Corporate Security who turned turned over edible marijuana prohibited from doing so. www.cufthem.com or “P3 Tips” App or call 1-877-CUF-THEM over drug paraphernalia found items recovered by housekeep- Offi cer Gross and the Kohler CRIME OF THE WEEK at . There are no ing staff at the American Club. Fire Department responded to DATE OF THE CRIME: Wednesday, May 15th, 2019 suspects. The items are legal in Illinois, the Home Depot store for a fi re. Chief Darin assisted a SCSD but contraband in Wisconsin. No fl ames were observed, but LOCATION OF CRIME: 3700 Block of County Road FF Deputy with a traffi c stop at The items were inventoried and light smoke was present near TYPE OF CRIME: Burglary Chili’s where the driver was will later be properly destroyed. the ceiling. It appears that the On Wednesday, May 15th, 2019 at approximately 7:06 a.m. a Sheboygan County wanted on a felony warrant. Offi cer Schoch and Orange cause is some sort of electrical Sheriff’s Office Deputy was dispatched to the 3700 Block of County Road FF in the Town of Herman reference a burglary to a secured shed on the property. Taken during Shortly thereafter, the Chief re- Cross Paramedics assisted a failure and store employees the burglary were four Stihl chain saws with an approximate combined value of $1150. sponded to I-43 at the Pigeon resident who was injured when were working on resolving the Provided were three associated Stihl model numbers, which include MS180C, a model MS210, and a model AV038. The Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Office is asking the River for a crash with injuries. a refrigerator fell on him while issue. community for help to identify the suspects. There were no Deputies in the he was attempting to move it. Offi cer Schmitz and the Kohler If you have information about this crime or any other crime, please leave a immediate area. Deputies re- Offi cer Schoch arrested and Fire Department responded to web tip at www.cufthem.com, use the “P3 Tips” app on your Android or iOS device or call Crime Stoppers at 1-877-CUF-THEM (1-877-283-8436). You will sponded later and took over the placed in jail a 32 year old She- Hwy 23 and Woodland Rd for remain anonymous and could be eligible for a reward up to $1000. investigation. boygan woman at the Olive ‘n a bystander report of a car fi re. Detective Scott Wieland Deputy Noah Wetenkamp Chief Darin responded to the Ash tavern for misdemeanor Upon arrival it was determined Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Department Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Department Gamestop parking lot at Deer- bail jumping. Dispatch received that the car’s engine was merely Phone: (920) 459-3112 Phone: (920) 459-3112 FAX: (920) 459-4305 FAX (920)459-4305 trace where he recovered nu- a tip that the woman was out overheating merous used syringes. The on bond for another criminal Proactively: Offi cers conduct- S19-07431 dangerous items were properly matter and as a condition of her ed 46 traffi c stops resulting in secured and safely inventoried bond was to maintain absolute various citations and warnings for later destruction. sobriety. The woman admit- Plymouth Arts Center Offi cer Schoch met with ted to drinking three glasses of Week ending 05-11-2019 presents the 2019 Kids Offi cer Reinemann investigated car hauler lost a loading ramp a crash at the busy intersection Offi cer Sass stopped a vehicle into the roadway. Three vehi- of Hwy A and Hwy 28. Though for speeding. The driver had cles struck the ramp and re- From Wisconsin, “The Beat outside the Village limits, dep- a suspended license, and the ceived fl at tires before it was uties were tied up on other driver was also wanted out of removed from the roadway. Goes On!” matters, so the Sheriff ’s De- the State of Minnesota for a INTRODUCING THE 2019 PLYMOUTH partment requested mutual aid. felony probation violation – Offi cer Schoch investigat- and also wanted on two local ed a case of employee theft HOMETOWN SHOW & Plymouth KID, Alex Turicik Offi cer Reinemann was dis- Sheboygan County arrest war- from the Target store at Deer This year’s production of the dren ages 7-14 from 3:30pm to patched to Deer Trace in an at- rants. The driver was cited for Trace. Over a period of time, KIDS From Wisconsin “Plym- 4:30pm will also be presented tempt to locate a person wanted the suspended and placed in jail the employee stole over $350 outh Show” will be presented at the Howards Grove Center for an incident in the City of on the outstanding warrants. dollars. The 23 year-old Friday, June 21, 2019 at 7:00pm for the Arts. Pre-registration is Sheboygan. The subject was Sheboygan man was cited. at the Howards Grove Cen- required. ultimately located and turned Offi cer Reinemann investigat- ter for the Arts, located in the The Plymouth Show is gen- over to Sheboygan PD Offi cers. ed a traffi c incident where a Offi cer Schmitz was request- Howards Grove High School, erously sponsored by: Masters driver failed to yield the right ed to deploy tire defl ation de- 401 Audubon Rd., Howards Gallery, Sargento, The Sarto- Offi cer Sass was dispatched to of way to our school cross- vices on I-43 as a deputy was Grove, WI. An early bird tick- ri Company, Van Horn Auto, assist Sheboygan PD offi cers ing guard at Hwy PP and in pursuit of a vehicle north- et sale is going on now through Bank First, Wisconsin Bank & at a church on St. Clair Avenue Highland Drive. A Sheboy- bound from the Cedar Grove May 10th. Tickets are available Trust, Kathy and Paul Sartori, where a burglary in progress gan Falls woman was cited. area. The suspect exited the at the Plymouth Arts Center National Exchange Bank, and was discovered and a suspect Interstate before reaching Of- Box Offi ce, 520 East Mill St., PAC’s Media Sponsor, 1420am was being detained. Offi cer Offi cer Reinemann investigated fi cer Schmitz’s location. The Downtown Plymouth, Tues- the Breeze Radio Station. Sass assisted in searching the a hit-and-run crash at Hwy PP pursuit turned southbound Fri. 10am to 4pm, OR online: This 51st season of Kids From building for more suspects. and Hwy A where a semi-trac- and was ultimately terminat- www.plymoutharts.org, call Wisconsin will feature music tor/trailer drove over a yield ed at the south county line. (920) 892-8409. Reserved tick- and artists that have stood the Offi cer Reinemann stopped a sign. Kohler Co. had video of moped operator for not having the crash. Offi cer Reinemann *Special Accomplishment: Of- ets in advance and at the door test of time. The curtain opens license plates. The driver was was able to locate the driv- fi cer Katie Schoch passed the are: $14 for Youth ages 12 and in early June and closes in Au- involved in a prior incident that er and issued him a citation. National Registry Emergen- under; $20 for Adults; (tax in- gust with over 60 performances a deputy was investigating. The cy Medical Responder (EMR) cluded.) Early Bird Sale: $18 of “The Beat Goes On.” Living driver was turned over to the Offi cer Schoch assisted She- exam. She is now licensed as Adults; $13 Youth. The How- legends such as Billy Joel, Tina deputy investigating the matter. boygan Falls offi cers at a traf- an EMR. The licensed person- ards Grove Box offi ce will open Turner and Cher, just to name fi c stop where four men were nel of our partner, Kohler Fire at 6pm (one hour before show- a few, along with music that is Offi cer Gross and Offi cer all wanted on warrants. One Department, had been respond- time.) For accommo- both traditional, award winning Schoch responded to the newly subject had 24 open arrest ing on medical calls with Katie dations, please call the Plym- and memorable. Music from opened Home Goods store at warrants outstanding for him. when she was working solo pa- outh Arts Center offi ce. A free some super all-stars such as Deer Trace for a 911 hang up trol. This is no longer necessary. afternoon outreach program, Queen and Gershwin will keep call. There was no emergency. Offi cer Hocevar, Offi cer Gross “Realize Your Dream,” for chil- you wanting more and more. There are apparent problems and Chief Darin respond- with the new phone system. ed to I-43 at Hwy 23 where a Bank First celebrating June Dairy Month with free treats, activities, and prizes all month long SHEBOYGAN, Wis, – Bank and nutritious supply of milk in Wisconsin totaled a record Bank First looks forward to and prizes all month long. For First (NASDAQ: BFC) is ex- and dairy products to families 30.6 billion pounds in 2018, celebrating Wisconsin’s farm more information on activities cited to celebrate June Dairy across the state. comprising over 14% of U.S. families by inviting members and prizes, please call or stop Month and is asking the com- Wisconsin’s farm families milk production. This is accom- of the community to stop by by your local offi ce or vis- munity to join them in recogniz- make a signifi cant contribution plished by 7,808 farms across its Sheboygan offi ce located at it Bank First on Facebook at ing and thanking Wisconsin’s to the state’s economy, gener- the state, 96% of which are 2600 Kohler Memorial Drive facebook.com/bankfi rstwi. farmers for their hard work pro- ating approximately $43 bil- family owned. (Source: Dairy for a free dairy treat every viding a delicious, wholesome, lion each year. Milk production Farmers of Wisconsin) Friday in June, fun activities, JUNE 1, 2019 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM 7 TheVILLAGE VIEW www.kohlervillage.org

FROM CLERK/TREASURER Last day of school is June 12 water customer and the responsi- Friday lunch at Village Hall cer Camp & TetraBrazil LAURIE LINDOW Thank you to Lori Wychesit and bility lies with the customer for an- Cost is $5 per person, unless noted Kohler Pool www.kohlervillage.org Lana Lensink, our outstanding nual testing and maintenance. The otherwise. The pool will be open for all sum- Village Meetings Scheduled for school crossing guards, for pro- water customer must contract with 6/7 Beef Stew, Salad, Bread, Des- mer activities beginning June 13. June viding a safe environment for our a licensed tester to perform the sert Open swim: Every Day 1:30- 6/5 Library Board at children walking to/from school this required annual tests. Most local 6/14 Gyros, Greek Salad, Home- 7:00PM, Starting Thursday, June Kohler Public Library 12:30pm past school year! plumbers are certifi ed to test back- made Chips, Baklava 13 6/10 Property Committee 5:30 pm fl ow preventers. 6/21 Beefy Hot Dish, Fresh Bread, FROM PUBLIC WORKS Access the pool through Door 21, 6/10 Finance Committee 6:00 pm Salad, Dessert DIRECTOR BRETT EDGERLE The contractor hired to oversee Double Doors in the Alley by load- 6/13 Plan Commission 4:30 pm 6/28 No Lunch Kohler Memorial Theatre Kohler’s backfl ow program is Aqua ing dock 6/17 Village Board 6:00 pm The theater is being renovated with Backfl ow, a nationally-recognized Exercise Classes Water Aerobics (Access the pool All meetings are held at Kohler completion scheduled in late 2019. fi rm located in Elgin, IL specializing No pre-registration required. Class- through Door 20 – The small door Village Hall, 319 Highland Drive, Please be aware of construction in cross connection control man- es are $5 for members or $6 for unless otherwise indicated. in the back alley vehicles and material staging adja- agement. Aqua Backfl ow can be non-members. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. BOARD OF REVIEW cent to the theater. reached at 847-742-2296 with any Monday & Wednesday Chair Yoga 7:00-8:00 am. The Village of Kohler Board of Household Hazardous Material questions. Your Village of Kohler 8:15am-Village Hall Monday 5-6 pm. Deep water Review will meet Monday, June Waste Collection Program contact, Brett Edgerle, can be Monday Balance & Meditation Lap Swim: Monday through Thurs- 3, beginning at 5:00 p.m. Property The Sheboygan County Planning reached at 920-459-3881. All wa- 9:30am-Village Hall day, 8:00-9:00AM owners that want to appear before and Conservation Offi ce is again ter customers will be contacted by Recreation Department Offerings at the pool this summer: the Board of Review to appeal sponsoring a Household Hazard- Aqua Backfl ow at some point over There will be some changes to our • Swim lesson - group and private their assessment must provide the ous Waste Collection Program on the next two years to perform a site normal operation due to the theater – June 17-Aug 1 (3 sessions) clerk-treasurer with written or oral June 14th and 15th. Items such as survey. Inspectors will be surveying renovation. During the month of • Water Aerobics notice of their intent to fi le an ob- fl ammable liquids, oil-based paints, your property to be sure that your June, the Youth Center will be of- • Lap Swim jection at least 48 hours before the solvents, batteries, pesticides, water systems are protected from fering snacks and beverages out • Youth Swim Club – June 17-Au- meeting of the Board. Also, a writ- electronics, etc. will be accept- existing or potential cross connec- of the Kohler Bomber Trailer in gust 2 ten and signed Form of Objection to ed. Call 459-3060 for collection site tions. the grass area near the pool. The • Youth Spring Board Dive Club – Property Assessment must be fi lled locations, times and other program The Kohler Cross Connection Pool will be in full operation with an June 18-August 1 out and fi led with the clerk within details. There is a nominal fee for Control Program is designed to altered entrance at door 21. The • KPAL swim Meet – August 1 the fi rst 2 hours of the Board’s fi rst bathrooms near the Youth Cen- this service. safeguard public health. We ask for Youth Center scheduled meeting. ter will be unavailable during the Mulch your cooperation with our program, Keep your eyes on the Village month of June as they are renovat- FROM INTERIM POLICE CHIEF Mulch is available for $10 per yard its enforcement, and any requests Recreation Website and Facebook ed but there will be Port-A-Potties DAVE DARIN plus tax, delivered. Call 459-3873 for access or information that come Page for updates! We are hoping to www.kohlerpolice.com from Aqua Backfl ow or Village staff. available outside the pool gate for to place an order. Deliveries are be back in the Youth Center in July. BIKE SAFETY DAY IS Fridays only. FROM FIRE CHIEF your convenience. SATURDAY! You may have noticed that the door June 13 - June 30 Building Permits MIKE LINDSTROM On Saturday, June 1, 2019 the to the Youth Center and Pool is no Building Permits are required for Your volunteer fi re department re- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Kohler Police Department will longer available and blocked by a 12:30-7:30 pm seven days a week all residential projects involving sponded to 33 calls for the months hold its annual Bike Safety Day fence. Access to the Pool and Vil- In June During construction we construction, heating, plumbing of March and April: 3 EMS; 14 Fire in the parking lot adjacent to the lage Gym for June will be through will be offering concessions out and electrical work that has a val- alarms off at homes or businesses; Village Hall buildings. Community Door 21. Any Changes will be post- of the Kohler Bomber Trailer. ue greater than $1,000. Home 3 natural gas leaks; 2 CO calls; 8 Resource Offi cer Matt Hocevar ed on the Kohler Recreation Web- Upper Road additions, garages, accessory Structure fi res; 1 fl ooding problem; See larger map on page 10 and Administrative Assistant Jodie 2 calls for power lines down. I’d like site and Facebook page as well as Loading Dock buildings, decks and other exterior Parking area School Main Kuklinski will prepare for this year’s to thank everyone who supported the Kohler Villager. Parking Lot event. modifi cations need Kohler Co. and Village of Kohler Plan Commission our annual brat fry which was held Registration is Open!! Harley from Wolf’s Cycle will be review. Visit our website at www. on Sunday, May 5th. The money The Recreation Department is us- present from 11:30 am - 12:30 kohlervillage.org or call the Public raised at this event helps us pur- ing a new registration system. We pm to do safety inspections on will be using this same registration chase special equipment. To Youth Center, Gym & Pool Door 21 Works Department at 459-3881 for Door 20 each bicycle and present each more information. program for our Youth Recreation owner with a checklist of items that FROM RECREATION DIRECTOR Activities. This includes: Swim les- To Pool SONJA HEINS their parents should look at and Garage Sale Signs sons, Swim club, Dive Club, and recreation.kohlervillage.org correct. One temporary “garage sale” or summer camps. Once you have

From 11:30 am - 12:30 pm, Aurora “for sale” sign shall be permitted KLUB 55 www.kohlervillage.org/ set up a family account, your infor- Construction Area Health Care will be on site to pro- on each lot. Signs located on pub- klub55/ mation will be there to use the next lic property will be removed by the To register for activities or lunch fessionally fi t all attendees with a time you log in. School Street Public Works Department or the stop at Village Hall, call 920-459- helmet. To register for T-ball please go to Police Department. 3873 or email In addition to the bike licenses be- the Summer Camps 2019. All Wa- VILLAGE BOARD [email protected]. ing sold, each attendee will receive Storable Swimming Pools ter Activities, including: Dive and The Village Board approved the a new bicycle helmet, bike acces- Storable swimming pools, require 6/13 Golf 9 Hole Swim Club, as well as Swim les- following items during their April 15 sory, beverage, and bag of chips. an annual $50 permit. A storable Scramble-Riverdale sons are included in Swim Season meeting: The chips are being donated by pool is any pool which holds 1000 6/15 Gongtopia-Ravine Park 2019. Tennis registration is also on • Operator’s licenses as present- Frito Lay out of Oostburg and the gallons of water or more. Storable 6/20 Fat Cow Bar & Grill the new registration system. You ed. soda is being donated by Lakeside pools must be located 35 feet from 6/25 Indian Museum & Marsh Tour are able to sign up for all 3 Tennis • Temporary Class B beer licens- Pepsi out of Sheboygan Falls. all lot lines and meet ALL electrical 6/26 Kayaking-Kettle Moraine Lake sessions now. es to Kohler Fire Department for We look forward to seeing every- codes for the pump. 6/29 Picnic-Lost Woods Park To register for camps brought to 5/5/19. one again this year! Potable Water Cross Connection Activities at Village Hall, unless Kohler by outside organizations, • Ordinance 2019-4, Regarding no New Dog Ordinance Control (Backfl ow) Program noted otherwise please go directly to those sites: dogs in the cemetery. The signs have The Village of Kohler is required to Mondays-Recreational Ping Pong Compass Creative Dramatics: • Hire Summer Aquatics Director been modifi ed execute a cross connection control 1pm www.ccdramatics.com/wiscon- and Baseball Coordinator. and the offi - (backfl ow preventer) program to Tuesdays-Hiking 10am-locations sin-summer-theatre-camps.html • December 2018 and February cers have been eliminate potable water cross con- to be announced • June 24 - 28 - The Jumping Jacks 2019 Revenue & Expense re- making contact nections. Residential backfl ow pre- Tuesdays-Ping Pong, Advanced and the Beanstalk (1st - 12th ports, bank reconciliation and with people venters may be required on lawn ir- Players 1pm grade) journal entries. and educating rigation systems, wet fi re protection Wednesdays-Pickleball 6pm-Ten- • July 22 – 26 - Peas and Harmony: • Resolution 2019-4, Amending them on the systems, hot water heating (boiler) nis Courts The Princess and the Pea (must 2018 General Fund and Capital new ordinance systems, swimming pool fi lls, water Thursdays-Cycling 10am-locations be returning camper) Outlay Budget which prohibits features, etc. Backfl ow preventers to be announced • July 29 - Aug 2 - The Jungle Book • Annual MS4 Storm Water permit all dogs from the cemetery proper- may also be required if there is an- Thursdays-Painting with Jay (1st - 12th grade) report. ty. Thank You to everyone for mod- other water source on the site such 1:30pm Challenger Sports: www.challeng- • Culvert replacement on Wood- ifying their walks and complying as a well, pond, river, etc. Backfl ow Members are free, non-members ersports.com/summer-camps/ land Road by Sheboygan Coun- with the new ordinance. preventers are the property of the are $1. • June 17 – 21 - International Soc- ty, estimated cost $22,667.17. 8 JUNE 1, 2019 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Four Kohler High School athletes Summer Concert Series presented by Sheboygan Falls sign letters of intent Main Street Foundation

J U N Jjaru — June 12 Big Bass Trio — June 26 Sponsored by Settlers Park Settlers Park Sponsored by E 6-8pm 6-8pm Food by Food by Bread & Bean Eatery, Heavenly Soups, Jose’s Taco Truck, Peja Vu Jose’s Taco Truck

J U L Bella Musik — July 10 Red Star Express — July 24 Y Settlers Park Sponsored by Settlers Park Sponsored by 6-8pm 6-8pm Food by Food by Jose’s Taco Truck Jose’s Taco Truck

Concert Series A Media Partner U W L K N - FM From left: Colin Hogan, Katie Lacerda, Trent Stock, Cecelia Zielke G The Honeygoats — August 14 II Cool — August 28 U Sponsored by Four Kohler High School coached by his father, Rod Ho- ty (Football). Trent was coached COMMUNITY Settlers Park Sponsored by S Food by Bread & Bean Eatery, SAFETY DAY 6-8pm athletes signed their National gan and is the son of Rod and by and is the son of Craig and Heavenly Soups, T Jose’s Taco Truck, RIVER PARK Food by Peja Vu, Junior’s Eats Jose’s Taco Truck, Letters of Intent to compete at Karen Hogan. Robin Stock. 5-8PM Peja Vu the collegiate level on May 17. Katie Lacerda – Concordia Cecelia Zielke – Case Western The signing ceremony was held University (Soccer). Katie was Reserve University (Basket- in front of family, friends and coached by Lesley Cassidy, and ball). Cecelia was coached by, coaches in the school cafeteria. is the daughter of Sandra Lac- and is the daughter of Steve and The four students are: erda Bridgitt Zielke. Colin Hogan – University of Trent Stock – Carroll Universi- St. Thomas (Soccer). Colin was 5th Annual Self-Guided See more photos at kohler.news Spring Art Tour Greater Sheboygan County Area Three Kohler HS Friday, June 7, 2019 10am to 6pm athletes qualify for Saturday, June 8, 2019 state 10am to 5pm Max Holmes will compete in the state track & fi eld competition at UW-La Crosse. Gather a Group of Friends & Experience the World of Art this Spring! Visit 18 Private Art George Palof will compete in the state singles tennis tournament at UW-Madison Studios, Galleries, Boutiques…50+ Artists. Xavier Dekeme & Johnny Vallo will compete in the doubles tennis tournament at UW-Madison. Free Admission! Door Prizes, Demos, Fun!

Presenting Organization Beringer Fine Art Studio *Redemption Cove Studio Kohler boys 400 relay team and Tour Headquarters N6880 Star Rd., Plymouth N152 Camp Awana Rd. Random Lake *Plymouth Arts Center Eagle Feather Artisan 520 East Mill Street, Plymouth W6714 St. Hwy 144, Random Lake *Silver Creek Pottery & Forge breaks school record Phyllis Brillowski, Kris Morse, and W6725 Hwy. 144, Random Lake The Kohler boys 400 relay team The previous recrod was set in 2018 Dennis Ninmer *Chrysalis-Bronk Art Studio N7202 Highview Rd., Plymouth *Seranya Studios Art Boutique broke a school record on May 23, by Caleb Carpenter, David Benishek, *Indicates Multiple Artists -at the Hub 1611 Eastern Avenue 2019. Two of the boys broke their own Eli Nugen, and Caleb Rahn with a time *Hoopman Studios *Abler Art Glass Plymouth records set in 2018. of 46.16. N6076 Hillcrest Dr. Plymouth 16205 Little Elkhart Lake Rd., Kiel *Sheboygan Visual Artists- Eli Nugent, Navjeet Gill, Jin Tateiri *Lakeshore Art Supplies Works by 80 artists Artensoul Studio 1212 N. 8th St.,Sheboygan and David Benishek ran the 400 relay 913 Indiana Ave., Sheboygan 1201 Erie Ave., Sheboygan in 45.11. McArdle Art & Photography Basky Studio & Gallery W6223 Woodland Rd., Plymouth gmThull Creations 226 E. Elizabeth St., Plymouth N5718 Cty. Rd. M, Plymouth *Old Town Hall Studio/Gallery Bemis-Bowl Dog Woodturning 814 Main St, Belgium *Two Fish Gallery N1614 Hwy. 28, Adell Representing 65 artists 244 E. Rhine St., Elkhart Lake Thank You to our Generous Sponsors:

Maps will be available at all participating venues and online: www.plymoutharts.org ~ Call 920.892.8409 From left: David Benishek, Jin Tateiri, Navjeet Gill, Eli Nugent. JUNE 1, 2019 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM 9

Next Issue: Movie in the park JUNE 15 Presented by KPAL The DEADLINE Tuesday, June 18 at Ravine Park, Kohler (Rain date: June 19th) will be Food trucks begin serving at 6:00 p.m. | Movie Starts at Sunset (8:30 p.m.) JUNE 7 Popcorn available to support the special education students at Kohler Public Schools

Board of Education Regular Meeting - April 22, 2019 Call to Order and Zach Pethan! On behalf of the grants, practice and training. Cur- unteer day, Prom and then our grad- model & teacher contracts Jane Bishop called the meeting to or- administration: By your leadership, rently in motion, administration is uation events. We wish to express Discussion of Governor Evers’ pro- der at 5:30 p.m. in the Kohler HS Choir we look forward to continuing to make conducting its review of the published to our families how thankful they are posed budget Room. The following board members progress on the district’s work. documents and the district’s threat as- for allowing us to modify our school Mr. Pethan moved to approve Items 1 were present: Carl Nonhof, Sharon sessment team is scheduled to com- day and their fl exibility to allow our AWARDS and 3 of the consent agenda. Mr. Non- Reilly, John Horneck, and Zach Peth- plete a DOJ training in early May. Both students and staff to have the best Congratulations to Kohler Elementary hof seconded the motion. All ayes. an. Sharon Reilly was absent. activities will result in revisions to the experiences and be best prepared for School for earning a 2018-19 Wiscon- Motion carried. Mr. Nonhof move to existing assessment protocol and these events. Statement of Public Notice sin Title I School of Recognition Award approve item 2 of the consent agen- guide targets for improvements. April 19, 2019 for the 4th year in a row! Only 11 We also want to highlight some of the da. Mr. Pethan seconded the motion. schools in the state earned this award Elementary Principal Report (Lisa great recognitions our staff and stu- Discussion was held. All ayes. Motion Approval of Agenda in the category of high achievement Greene) dents have received due to their hard carried. Mr. Nonhof moved to approve the this year. Priceless: The pride, joy, and The weather is getting warmer, Mt. work as well as extracurricular learn- agenda. Mr. Pethan seconded the mo- Action and/or Discussion Items surprise on the faces of our teachers Kohler has fi nally melted and the ing opportunities: tion. All ayes. Motion carried. Swear in Jane Bishop and Zachary teachers are defi nitely looking to and staff when Principal Greene and I Mr. Matt Bayens has been awarded Pethan and fi le the oath of offi ce Time to Share—Extra Kindness take the learning outdoors and into delivered cookies and coffee in thanks the National History Day Teacher of Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Karen the community: Ledge View Nature Paula Anderson swore in the elected for their hard work and dedication. the Year. Mr. Bayens moves for- Bittner spearheaded the elementary Center, State Capitol, John Michael board members and fi led the oath of Principal Greene and Laurie Turner ward as a nominee for the national effort to decorate bags for Meals on Kohler Arts Center, Milwaukee Public offi ce. will accept the award at a public cer- Hannah E. (Liz) MacGregor Teacher Wheels. The elementary offi ce re- Museum, EAA, Camp Y Coda, Farm emony at the Capitol Rotunda in Mad- Award. Over the past few years the Appoint CESA 7 representative ceived many positive phone calls from Wisconsin Discovery Center, May- ison on May 20. social studies team has had 23 stu- Dr. Bishop asked for volunteers. She thankful recipients. Audrey Wittwer, wood Park, Shalom Wildlife Zoo... the appointed herself as the CESA 7 rep- COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS dents make it to the national compe- a kindergarten student, drew Belle, list goes on! resentative. the Disney princess on her bag. The We thank the Kohler Foundation for tition. This year Cecelia Zielke is a 4 Approve the fi rst reading of policy school received a phone call providing the for the The elementary students are rais- time national competitor and of the 7 2271.01—Start College Now Pro- from a delighted woman who Spring Play. The historic “stage” could ing money to purchase a water bot- students, 5 are fi rst timers. Congrat- gram as recommended by the pol- had received Audrey’s bag. not have been more apt for “Little tle fi lling system for the elementary ulations! school. We received a very generous icy committee She wanted the school to tell Women,” improve games, and “The The Band and Choir Trip was a huge donation from the Hill family to help Mr. Horneck moved to approve policy Audrey that she did a nice job Big Picture.” We received thanks the success. 168 persons, 2 performanc- get us started on our fundraising. We 2271.01—Start College Now Pro- and loved the bag! Audrey the use of the tech ed lab to help the es at Disney Springs, 2 are so grateful for their very generous gram. Mr. Nonhof seconded the mo- shared with the school board Cub Scouts build their pinewood der- workshops with Disney profession- donation! Any money raised over and tion. Discussion was held. Mr. Hor- members how happy that made by cars. als. The kids were great and chaper- above the cost of the water fi ltration neck would like the optional language her feel that she made someone KEYING UP PLANS FOR THE ones even better. Special thank you system will go to clean water efforts “The student has already completed else happy. Fifth grader, FUTURE to Wendy Kukla, Eva Stokes and Rich in Africa. eighteen (18) postsecondary semes- Alyssa Schubert also shared Bray Architects will present concep- Tengowski for putting this all together. with the board how the project This initiative is being completely run ter credits. All additional credits shall tual drawings to improve the school Kohler Middle School led by Nicole impacted the students and by the Student Leadership/ Bomb- be paid by the parent.” to be removed parking lot and general referendum Nevers and Rebecca Rabideaux brought her much joy to know er Pride Crew. They have come up from the policy language. Discussion information. brought 15 students to Eagle River to that she brought a moment of with Water Wednesdays to raise the was held. Dr. Bishop moved to ap- SCHOOL SECURITY the Trees for Tomorrow camp. Trees happiness to others to receive money. Every Wednesday from April prove policy 2271.01 with the optional The District Security Team has recom- For Tomorrow is a nonprofi t natural-re- a bag that she decorated. She 10th to the end of the year is a Wa- language stricken from the policy. Mr. mended the elementary school day to sources specialty school which uses a shared that she saw rainbows, ter Wednesday. Students are able to Horneck seconded the motion. The end at 3:00 pm, consistent with the combination of fi eld and classroom fl owers, and other things that purchase a special dress up day or vote was 3-1 in favor of Dr. Bishop’s Middle and High Schools. Administra- studies to teach sustainable practices people associate with cheerful- classroom activity for a donation of at motion. tion has conducted a full analysis and as well as demonstrate the benefi ts ness on the decorated bags to inspire least $1. Approval of teacher contracts for concluded the change will take place of contemporary resource manage- happiness and kindness to others. We have already had a Pajama Day the 2019-2020 school year beginning in the 2019-20 school year. ment. Their mission is to prepare to- and Hat Day. This Wednesday, stu- Mr. Nonhof moved to approve the Strategic Plan Update—Strategic Families will be notifi ed of the change day’s youth to be tomorrow’s stewards dents can bring their favorite stuffed teacher contracts for the 2019-2020 Compensation Model for Teachers this spring to provide adequate time of our natural world. Special thank animal to school. Also scheduled is school year. Mr. Pethan seconded Quynh Trueblood and Matt Kautzer for planning. you to Sheboygan County Conserva- Gum day, Wacky hair day, and a fa- the motion. Discussion was held. All presented the model to the board. tion Association, Between the Lakes Attorney General Josh Kaul and vorite: extra recess! ayes. Motion carried. Board President’s Report (Jane the DOJ Offi ce of School Safety an- Muskies Inc, Heidenreiter Bus Com- We will be adding to the end of the Approve administration contract Bishop, Vice President) nounced the release of The Compre- pany, and Kathleen Blaser for their year fun by doing our traditional Al- for Lisa Greene, Elementary Prin- Dr. Bishop recognized Zachary Peth- hensive School Security Framework generous donations to allow this ex- phabet countdown that will start on cipal/DAC for the 2019-2020 and an, Kohler graduate and board mem- and the Wisconsin School Threat perience to happen. May 6th. 2020-2021 school years ber, for receiving the Herb Kohl Prin- Assessment Protocol. The DOJ iden- Finally, I wish to thank everyone in- Mr. Nonhof moved to approve the cipal Leadership award. The purpose tifi ed shared responsibility between District Assessment Report volved in our educational communi- two year contract for Lisa Greene. of the Herb Kohl Principal Leadership parents, educators, law enforcement, We are just fi nishing up our required ty. We allow our educators the best Mr. Pethan seconded the motion. All program is to recognize and support medical and mental health profession- state accountability testing. As of resources to grow and thrive and our ayes. Motion carried. administrative leadership. The Herb als, and policymakers is essential for today, the elementary school is 79% community involvement and interest in Kohl Educational Foundation’s goal is keeping kids safe in schools. The six complete with grade 5 to fi nish up their what we are doing and how we focus Accept the generous donation to support Wisconsin school principals core components of school safety are: testing this week. The middle school on the whole child is amazing. From from the Kohler Athletic Council in pursuit of their unrealized goals for Build a comprehensive mental health is 98.6% complete with just a few stu- spring sports, the spring play at the and Shane Thorne in the amount of their schools or professional develop- structure; dents to fi nish up their testing. Waelderhaus and academics. The $2,235 for a home run fence on the ment. Twelve public school principals Shape a school climate that reduces We will get the individual student re- support is second to none! Ebben Field baseball diamond and four religious and independent violence; sults in mid July, but they are usually Mr. Pethan moved to accept the Review of District Finances school principals/administrators were Harden physical buildings; embargoed until mid November to do generous donation in the amount of Matt Kautzer discussed Governor selected for a Leadership Award. The Launch a threat assessment that can any comparisons. $2,235 from the Kohler Athletic coun- Evers’ proposed budget and its im- sixteen Kohl Leadership Award recip- stop a tragedy before it happens; cil and Shane Thorne for a home run MS-HS Principal Report (Timothy pact on school fi nances with the board ients and the sixteen schools of those Create routine safety controls that Brown) fence. Mr. Nonhof seconded the mo- principals will each receive $6,000 members. The state budget will be ensure every person is committed to We have been in high gear for the past tion. Discussion was held. All ayes. grants from the Herb Kohl Educational implemented July 1, 2019. security few weeks, and will continue to be for Motion carried. Foundation and will be recognized at a Construct a strong relationship with Consent Agenda the foreseeable future. Adjournment spring banquet. fi rst responders Approval of March 12, 2019 board We are in the process of completing Mr. Horneck moved to adjourn. Mr. meeting minutes Superintendent’s Report (Quynh Each of the six components are well statewide Middle School Forward as Pethan seconded. All ayes. The meet- Approval of Invoices Trueblood) developed in the District. We continue well as ACT Aspire testing for all of ing adjourned at 7:26 p.m. Report of the Finance committee SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION to pursue improvements via evolving our 6-10th graders. We are gearing Congratulations to Dr. Jane Bishop up for AP Testing, High School vol- Discussion of strategic compensation 10 JUNE 1, 2019 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Pool/Youth Center entrance map For updates, visit the Village Recreation website at recreation.kohlervillage.org and Friday May 17, 2019 Facebook Page at facebook.com/kohlervillagerec Upper Road Students of the Week The Kohler pool will open UPPER RD. for the summer for all lessons, ATHLETE STUDENT KOHLER PRIDE youth swim and dive team, and Baseball – Varsity Reilley Horneck Respect Loading Dock Parking area School Main open swim on June 13. Watch Parking Lot Reilley has tremendous respect for his coaching staff . He is recep- for information on entering the tive of instruction and coaching by all coaches on our staff and is building, as that may change always polite with his communication to the coaching staff . When as the renovation progresses practice and games conclude, Reilley shakes every coaches hand through the summer. Visit the and says “Thank You”. Village Recreation website at recreation.kohlervillage.org and Golf - Varsity Tanner Thyes Integrity Facebook Page at facebook. Tanner is a natural leader. His teammates respect everything about com/kohlervillagerec. his work ethic in the way he carries himself on the course and at The Kohler Youth Center To Youth Center, Gym & Pool the practice area. Door 21 will have snacks and beverag- Door 20 es available beginning June 13 Golf - JV Kelsey Freckleton Commitment and all summer as well. Con- Kelsey quietly works very hard and shows the dedication needed cessions will be served outside To Pool to become the best she can be. the pool gate during the month Soccer – Varsity Madeline Thomas Commitment & of June. The Youth Center is anticipated to be back to normal Determination operations in July, but keep in Madeline Thomas is being recognized for her commitment and mind that many factors can de- determination. This is Madeline’s fi rst year on the Varsity soccer lay construction work. Construction Area team as our Goalkeeper. With such an important role, Madeline is committed to developing her skills technically and tactically. She works hard in practice, but then continues to practice her skills on her own free time. Madeline has a very positive attitude and is

School Street always willing to learn and do that “little bit extra” to be best she can be for the team. Soccer - JV Julia Ruelle Determination Studios, galleries, and boutiques open for Julia Ruelle is being recognized for her determination. This is Julia’s fi rst year on the team and she has been working hard all season to continually improve her skills. She approaches practic- 2019 “Northern Moraine Spring Art Tour” es and games with a positive attitude and a strong work ethic. As Join us this spring for a fan- Multiple Artists at this location: a defender, Julia plays with intensity and determination. She has tastic two-day self-guided tour *Abler Art Glass/John and Bon- become an important contributor to the team and we look forward of the greater Sheboygan Coun- nie Abler, and Naomi Abler- ty area artist’s private studios, Schulz; Larry Basky Studio and to having Julia in the program over the next few years. th galleries, and boutiques. The 5 Gallery; Bowl Dog Woodturn- Tennis - Varsity Evan Udovich Achievement Annual Northern Moraine Spring ing-Dick Bemis; Lori Bering- Evan’s match was the last match on the court during our tennis Art Tour will be held Fri.,June 7, er Fine Art Studio; *Chrysa- dual meet against state ranked Madison Edgewood. The match 2019 from 10am to 6pm and Sat. lis-Pam & Richard Bronk Art June 8th from 10am to 5pm. 40+ Studio and Barbara Hollenback; was tied 3-3. Evan played an excellent match and defeated his artists at nearly 20 diff erent ven- Eagle Feather Artisan Studio/ opponent 6-2, 6-3. Evan’s victory sealed the Bombers win 4-3. ues will be showcased this year. Dave Horn; *Phyllis and Robert Track & Field Elsie Kay Determination You’ll have a chance to meet may be found on our website: Hoopman Studios, Judy Bey- Ellsie is willing to set pain aside to compete. She has great lead- painters, printmakers, potters, www.plymoutharts.org, or call er and Ann Juneau; *Lakeshore furniture makers; fi ber, glass, (920) 892-8409. Art Supplies, Cooper Diers and ership skills and always brings a positive attitude to practices and metal and leather artists, pho- The Plymouth Arts Center Erica Huntzinger; Artensoul Stu- competitions. tographers and more. There will initiated this premier event in dio/Peg Haubert; Mike McArdle Track & Field Eli Nugent Leadership be demos, door prizes, and the 2015 to increase the visibility Art & Photography; *Old Town Eli has an outstanding work ethic great attitude and his compe- opportunity to purchase original, of the many fi ne artists working Hall Studio/Gallery/Eileen and tition level is high. He is in the top 5 in conference in all of the fi ne art directly from the artists and living in the greater Sheboy- Don Urness; *Redemption Cove who created it. Admission is free! gan County area and to encour- Studio, Linda Boehlke, Jay Par- events he has participated in. The Plymouth Arts Center is the age an appreciation for the role sons, Irene Schmitz; *Silver presenting organization and will that artists play in the vitality of Creek Pottery & Forge, Mark and serve as the tour headquarters our communities. For visitors, Sylvia Mondloch and Jeremiah as well as hosting artists in its it’s a rare opportunity for an up Backhaus and Shelby Johnson; greatroom. The Spring Art Tour close-and-personal arts experi- *Seranya Studios Art Boutique-at is sponsored by Sargento, McK- ence, as some of the private stu- the Hub, Susan Radke, Kathy enzie Financial, Huberty CPA’s dios are only open to the public Cooney, Richard Rooker, and and Trusted Advisors, Bank First, during this once a year special Dieter Stipe; *Sheboygan Visual and 1420 the Breeze Radio Sta- event. Artists-SVA/Works by 80 artists; tion. The Plymouth Arts Cen- The 18 participating venues gmThull Creations/Gale Thull; ter is located at 520 East Mill are: *Plymouth Arts Center: *Two Fish Gallery, Patrick and Street, Downtown Plymouth, Phyllis Brillowski, Kris Morse, Karen Robison/Representing 65 Reilly Horneck, Eli Nugent, Madeline Thomas, Tanner Thyes, Elsie Kay, Evan Udovich WI. More information and maps and Dennis Ninmer. *Indicates artists. Not pictured: Kelsey Freckleton, Julia Ruelle Kohler Credit Union Financial Advisor Tom Binversie recognized for excellence KOHLER, Wis. – Thomas Bin- tative approach with their clients, nancial decisions consistent with enjoys hockey, baseball, snow- role in guiding our fi rm to help versie, a fi nancial advisor at exceptional sales productivity, your comfort level, investment mobiling and golf. people achieve fi nancial security KCU Investment & Retirement and leadership within their credit time horizon and goals. The end In addition to providing sound through retirement,” said Rob Services located at Kohler Credit union and among their peers. result will be a strategy designed input and representing their fel- Comfort, President of CUNA Union, has been appointed to the As a trusted partner of Kohler to help you build, protect, use low advisors with CBSI lead- Brokerage Services Inc. “By Senior Advisor Leadership Team Credit Union for the past 11 years, and transfer assets in the most ad- ership and staff , Binversie also being appointed to our 2019 (SALT) with their broker-deal- Tom has a strong history of work- vantageous way. His number one serves as an ambassador for Senior Advisor Leadership er, CUNA Brokerage Services, ing with credit union members, objective as a fi nancial advisor CBSI and its advisors across the Team, Thomas Binversie has Inc. (CBSI). This distinction is their families and friends. He has is to help you reach your fi nan- country. demonstrated a commitment to awarded to a select number of access to a wide variety of in- cial goals. Tom enjoys spending “In collaboration with our our mission and has earned the fi nancial advisors registered with vestment and insurance products time with his wife and their four credit union partners, CBSI confi dence of their peers to help CBSI who demonstrate a consul- and can help you make sound fi - children, and when time permits Advisors plays an instrumental lead our fi rm into the future.” JUNE 1, 2019 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM 11 Business Card Corner

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Saturday, June 1 Friday, June 14 Saturday, June 22 Saturday Night Ribs and Chicken Friday Night Fish Fry Saturday Night Ribs and Chicken Blackwolf Run Blackwolf Run Blackwolf Run 5:00pm- 10:00pm | $29.95 5:00pm- 10:00pm | $19.95 5:00pm- 10:00pm | $29.95 ½ rack of Baby Back ribs, chicken, buttermilk waffl es, corn Hand-breaded perch or beer-battered cod, coleslaw and ½ rack of Baby Back ribs, chicken, buttermilk waffl es, corn bread, coleslaw and baked potato bar baked potato bar bread, coleslaw and baked potato bar 920.457.4448 920.457.4448 920.457.4448 www.americanclubresort.com www.americanclubresort.com www.americanclubresort.com

Friday, June 7 Saturday, June 15 Friday, June 28 PRIDE Ride, Sculpt and Flow Saturday Night Ribs and Chicken SOUNDS OF SUMMER Bold Cycle Blackwolf Run Woodlake Market Lawn 5:00pm- 10:00pm | $29.95 5:30pm- 7:30pm | $45 5:00pm – 7:00pm | Includes shirt + % of proceeds will go to the Kohler HS GSA ½ rack of Baby Back ribs, chicken, buttermilk waffl es, corn Featuring Jenny Thiel Duo Email [email protected] to register bread, coleslaw and baked potato bar Musicians subject to change. In the event of inclement 920.457.4448 Friday Night Fish Fry weather, concerts will take place under the covering at Blackwolf Run www.americanclubresort.com Woodlake Market. 5:00pm- 10:00pm | $19.95 Thursday, June 20 Friday Night Fish Fry Hand-breaded perch or beer-battered cod, coleslaw and COUNTRY VS HIP HOP RIDE baked potato bar Bold Cycle Blackwolf Run 920.457.4448 5:30pm | Regular Class Pricing 5:00pm- 10:00pm | $19.95 www.americanclubresort.com Tyra & Lo sharing the podium Hand-breaded perch or beer-battered cod, coleslaw and baked potato bar Saturday, June 8 Friday, June 21 920.457.4448 Saturday Night Ribs and Chicken INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY www.americanclubresort.com Blackwolf Run The American Club Lawn 5:00pm- 10:00pm | $29.95 10 am – 11am | Free Saturday, June 29 ½ rack of Baby Back ribs, chicken, buttermilk waffl es, corn Celebrate yoga, community and wellness together in a class Saturday Night Ribs and Chicken bread, coleslaw and baked potato bar led by Ashley Kohler and Jessica Warren. Blackwolf Run 920.457.4448 A limited supply of yoga mats will be available so please 5:00pm- 10:00pm | $29.95 www.americanclubresort.com bring your own, if possible. Refreshments and gelato will ½ rack of Baby Back ribs, chicken, buttermilk waffl es, corn be provided along with music, balloons, face painting and bread, coleslaw and baked potato bar Tuesday, June 11 an Alchemy pop-up show for you to purchase your favorite 920.457.4448 DAY PEEP ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION gear. All ages Welcome. www.americanclubresort.com Bold Cycle 4am -7am | $20 Friday Night Fish Fry 4am, 4:45am, 5:30am + Dance Party with DJ Ghost 4-7am Blackwolf Run Includes Bold Ride Express + coffee, cold-pressed juice, 5:00pm- 10:00pm | $19.95 breakfast goodies from Press + Chill & chance to win Unlim- Hand-breaded perch or beer-battered cod, coleslaw and ited Rides thru 2019 baked potato bar 920.457.4448 www.americanclubresort.com