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VillagerVillager219 Church St., Kohler, WI 53044 FREE Published twice monthly In Kohler, WI 53044 OCTOBER 1, 2013 Volume 9, Number 5 Kohler High School named 2013 Seminars National Blue Ribbon School by selling fast U.S. Department of Education at Kohler Kohler High School has mentary School in Food & Wine been named a 2013 Muskego; Grafton El- Blue Ribbon School ementary School in Experience by the U.S. Depart- Grafton; Our Re- ment of Education deemer Lutheran Tickets are selling fast for the th for overall aca- School in 13 annual Kohler Food & Wine demic excellence Wauwatosa; Experience at The American Club or success in im- Ridgeway Ele- resort and hotel rooms at The proving their stu- mentary School in American Club and Inn on Wood- dent academic Ridgeway; and lake are fully committed for the achievement. Suamico Elementary event. The four-day extravaganza Kohler is among only School in Suamico. of food, wine and fun boasts sem- seven schools in the state to re- The Blue Ribbon Schools Pro- inars, celebrity chef presentations, ceive the recognition. Five of those gram began in 1982 to recognize intimate wine tastings and schools are public schools, while schools where leaders articulate a plied for the honor and provided Schools were an inspiration to the evening celebrations. Many sem- two are private. Among the five vision of excellence and stay in- evidence of student academic region and entire nation, and urged inars are already sold-out or are public schools to receive the volved in day-to-day learning, achievement. them to “transform your schools approaching sell-out. award, Kohler is the only high have high standards for teachers, Kohler received the same award into engines” Food and wine enthusiasts are school. students and administrators, dili- in 1988-89. Kohler Schools superintendent urged to purchase tickets now to The other Blue Ribbon schools gently use data to adapt teaching State Superintendent Tony Quynh Trueblood spoke to the au- ensure a spot at favorite events or in include Aquinas and learning to support every stu- Evers nominated the schools last dience of students and teachers, with a favorite celebrity chef. Catholic Middle School in La dent, and have a culture of mutual fall, and the recipients were chosen followed by School Board Presi- Tickets available purchase at Crosse; Country Meadows Ele- respect and trust. Each school ap- by the U.S. Department of Educa- dent Marlene Yang, teachers Jessie www.KohlerFoodandWine.net or tion. Each award winning school Good (who offered an emotional 866-243-8548. will receive a plaque and flag, and dedication to recently retired Out-of-town guests are encour- a principal and teacher from each teachers), Jodi Grossen, Rich Ten- aged to experience overnight ac- will attend a November recogni- gowski, Lori Hucke, Dana Krej- commodations at The Ostoff tion ceremony in Washington, carek, and students Andrew Grose, Resort or Blue Harbor Resort & D.C. Kohler will be represented by Anne Benishek, Megan Conklin, Spa, both located 20 minutes from science teacher Dana Krejcarek. John Tengowski, and Logan Kohler. The Osthoff Resort is a Students from all grades in Wright. Director of Student Life AAA Four Diamond resort lo- Kohler gathered in the Kohler Me- Doug Bocchini gave the closing cated on 500 ft of recreational morial Theatre to view a recorded message. The students all received lakefront in Elkhart Lake, Wis- broadcast from U.S. Secretary of ice cream sandwiches as they ex- consin. Rooms starting at $176 Education Arne Duncan. Dr. Dun- ited the theatre. per night. Transportation to/from can stated that the Blue Ribbon Continued on page 12 2 OCTOBER 1, 2013 = KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM

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Kohler High senior selected to Knoll, search for discounts and do- be member of state Honors Music Project Andrew Grose, a senior at Over 1500 students, throughout tickets are available through Kohler High School, has been se- the state, auditioned in February www.overturecenter.com. lected as a member of the 2013 for the opportunity to be part of Andrew is a vocal student of Wisconsin School Music Associa- one of the State’s ensembles. Last Mrs. Lori Hucke and Mr. Michael tion’s (WSMA) State Honors year, Andrew was selected as a Schulz. He has performed in the Music Project. He was chosen as percussionist for the 2012 State KHS Concert Choir, Madrigals, one of 25 tenors in the Honors Honors Band. He will have the rare OCTOBER 10 • 4-7 Mixed Choir. experience of being selected for Show Choir, CLC Honors Choirs, Solo/Ensemble program and the Lakeshore Technical College The High School State Honors the State Honors Project as both an Cleveland Campus Music Project is designed to “pro- instrumentalist and a vocalist. St. John the Evangelist choir, and vide musically talented students In June, the musicians attended in all four musical theater produc- EXPLORE OVER 60 with the opportunity to rehearse an intensive 4-day camp at UW- tions while attending KHS. An- and perform with the nation's Green Bay where they met with drew is not only an excellent COLLEGE DEGREE PROGRAMS finest conductors in a professional their conductor and rehearsed as a musician, but an overall strong and highly disciplined setting. Stu- newly formed ensemble. Next leader at Kohler High School, An- Don’t miss this exciting new event where you can talk with dents are challenged to perform at month, the choir will reconvene in drew is grateful to Mrs. Hucke for faculty and staff about how you can be career-ready in two their musical best throughout the Madison to perform a concert at years or less. rehearsal period, which culminates the Overture Center For the Arts her support and encouragement with an inspired performance, cel- on October 24 during the Wiscon- throughout the audition process • Attend Breakout Sessions to learn more about earning ebrating the reach of music educa- sin State Music Conference. 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LTC is an equal opportunity employer/educator. www.centralbarkusa.com KOHLERVILLAGER.COM OCTOBER 1, 2013 = KOHLER VILLAGER 3 Annie coming to KHS stage The trials and triumphs of Little as her benefactor, Daddy War- plays Drake, Warbucks’ butler, and Patrick Marzano, Anna Mesalles, Orphan Annie will hit the stage at bucks, and Katie Ruelle as War- Chloi DuCharme plays the NYC Courtney Rutten, Angela Schmitt, Kohler Memorial Theatre Novem- bucks’ loyal secretary, Grace starlet. Joe Schmitt, Lauren Splivalo, and ber 1st through 3rd when Kohler Farrell. Annie’s nemesis, Miss The rest of the cast members Nathan Waniorek. High students will present the hit Hannigan, is played by Elly play multiple roles, from War- Show times are 7 p.m. on Fri- Broadway musical, Annie. Gutschow, and Andrew Grose and bucks’ household staff to homeless day, November 1st and Saturday, Based on the popular depres- Grace Lofgren appear as the Hooverville residents, FDR cabi- November 2nd, and 2 p.m. on Sun- sion-era cartoon strip, the musical scheming pair of con artists, Roos- net members, and NYC dancers, day, November 3rd. Tickets are opened on Broadway in 1977, but ter Hannigan and Lily St. Regis. and include Hank Biznek, Trevor available at the high school office this is the first time the show has The troupe of orphans includes Al- Bramstadt, Megan Conklin, Han- and from members of the cast. Ad- been produced by Kohler High ison Boerner, Carlyann Campione, nah Coppersmith, Brett Friske, vance tickets are $6.00. Ten-packs School. The production features Hanna Coulson, Linsdey Gris- Amelia Grose, Ryah Gutschow, Is- of tickets are $50.00. Tickets will more than forty student actors wold, Emma Hapeman, Lily Hart, abelle Heins, Evelyn Heun, Lauren also be available at the box office along with a student-led pit orches- Jamie Lewis, Eiley Misfeldt, Horth, Deanna Jacobs, Denny thirty minutes before each show tra and a stage and tech crew run Kaelin Sbrocco, and Emily Vallo. Kanz, Donna Karri, Hunter Lewin- for $8.00. Tickets are good for any entirely by students. Zach Neil plays FDR, Rilind Hidri ski, Chris Lofgren, Samuel Maass, of the three shows. Work began in June with audi- tions and continued throughout the summer with small group re- hearsals and set building and paint- ing. “In terms of the production, this is probably one of the most complicated shows we've done,” says director Peggy Hoffmann. “The theatre is full of new and ex- citing pieces of our show and every day, we seem to add more.” A new backdrop, designed by Vicki Friske, dominates the scenery and racks of original cos- tumes are all waiting for the show. Choreographer and Kohler alum Veronica Hilke has been working with the students on dance num- bers and musical director and Kohler High junior John Ten- gowski is working with the pit or- chestra. Jennifer Rutten is serving as costume mistress, coordinating over 1000 costume pieces for the cast. The orphans rehearse "Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile" from the KHS fall musical, "Annie." From l to r: Allison The cast features Grace Madi- Boerner, Carlyann Campione, Eiley Misfeldt, Hanna Coulson, Kaelin Sbrocco, Lindsey Griswold, Lily Hart, Emma Hape- gan in the title role, Logan Wright man and Emily Vallo. Keep October 11 Open For Fall Follies! Kohler School Foundation’s the Midwest. Fall Follies is fast approaching! Special items that will be on The evening includes silent and the auction block this year in- live auctions as well as dinner and clude: Multiple Packers, Bucks dancing. The event is a commu- and Brewer tickets; Exclusive get- nity-wide effort and a great way to aways from a cottage in the UP to support the school. Fall Follies is a golf resort in Kiawah Island; scheduled for Friday, October 11, Boating excursion on Evolution – 2013, in the Grand Hall at The a 70 foot racing sailboat; 42” American Club. wide, 20 HP zero turn Ariens Rid- This event dates back to 2007 ing mower; Pheasant hunt and and has raised funds that directly dinner at River Wildlife…and support the Kohler School Foun- much, much, more! dation’s annual fund and student This year 50/50 raffle tickets scholarships. The annual fund will be available for purchase in provides for items not otherwise advance as well as during the funded by the school budget. To event. Tickets are available for date, fundraising has provided purchase at $20 each or 6 for many technology related enhance- $100. To enter, contact the Foun- ments as well as leadership devel- dation at kohlerschoolfounda- opment initiatives. [email protected] to make This year’s theme, Diamonds arrangements for your ticket pur- and Denim encourages guests to chases. This is a great way to con- dress rugged or ritzy. Guest will tinue your support of the enjoy a blend of jazz, pop and Foundation yet still take a chance R&B provided by The Eddie to win cash! You don’t want to Butts Band. The band is one of miss this event! Go to kohler- the longest-running and most suc- schoolfoundation.org to reserve cessful bands in Wisconsin and your seats today! 4 OCTOBER 1, 2013 = KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Complimentary Events at Kohler Food & Wine

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Master Saturday 11am — 3pm value). While supplies last. KOHLERVILLAGER.COM OCTOBER 1, 2013 = KOHLER VILLAGER 5 3-2 Infinity youth soccer team Thinking Pink: Kachia earns second place in Hartford and the Pink Brigade to host Fashion For Hope “Kick Some Grass” tournament Style Show Three local organizations pres- dren's, yoga and maternity apparel ent style show to support local from The Shops at Woodlake. The cancer fund participating shops are Kacia, Art Kacia, a woman's clothing bou- Imig's, Movers and Shakers, tique located at The Shops at Sweet Potato's, Wisconsin Trader, Woodlake, and The Pink Brigade, With Child, Yoga on the Lake, and a local group of breast cancer sur- Scentualities. All of the models for vivors, will co-host the sixth an- the style show are cancer survivors nual Fashion for Hope Style Show themselves, or will be modeling in to benefit the Sheboygan County honor of a family member who has Cancer Care Fund. The Sheboy- had cancer. Ticket prices include gan County Cancer Care Fund, is hors d' oeuvres and a complimen- a local non-profit fund that offer tary glass of wine, catered and do- assistance to cancer patients, to nated by Woodlake Market. The help them cope with the many evening will also include a silent physical, emotional and financial auction, raffle and the featured challenges of a cancer diagnosis. The fundraiser will be held at style show. the Kohler Design Center on Tickets can be purchased at Thursday, October 3rd at 6 p.m. Kacia, The Kohler Design Center, The three organizations; Kacia, Matthews Oncology Associates, The Pink Brigade and the Sheboy- the Cancer Clinic gan county Cancer Care Fund - or by calling 920-458-7433. Tick- have joined together to offer the ets are $25 in advance or $30 at community this fundraiser that the door. celebrates community, family and All proceeds from ticket sales, Front from left: Mimi Rustan, Ally Silvestri, Annika Glavan life. auction and the raffle will be do- Middle: Coach Tim Hundt, Ashlyn Hundt, Izzy O’Donnell, Haily Vesser, Tait Kohler The style show features the lat- nated to the Sheboygan county Back: Louisa Damkot, Anna Fogle, Cordelia Damkot, Kayla Hendrikse, Gracie Mihm, Nadia Wandschneider. Not Pictured Katelyn Fox est trends in women's, men's, chil- Cancer Care Fund.

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I also look forward to key to helping individuals achieve leader is to help create a positive Morgan, and I am a new special a part of a district in which the stu- working with the community on their full potentials. Within this school culture where students and education program aide at Kohler dents are so incredibly supported getting our students comfortable framework, Family and Consumer adults are free to take risks, where Public Schools. I by their parents, their community with the surrounding businesses, Education classes provide an op- everyone feels respected, parents grew up in Du- and the Kohler Public Schools solving problems, or collaborating portunity for students to utilize feel welcome and the community luth, MN, and staff. with them in any way. This allows their academic learning in a hands- is an invested partner in education. went to college at In addition to education, I’m our students to see and feel what it on setting and to develop life skills The positive school culture must the University of also passionate about other social is like in the “real world.” for independent living and for fu- focus on a shared vision while em- Wisconsin- Eau justice issues and serving within One of the things that I love ture work. This year I am looking bracing the rich traditions of the Claire where I re- our communities. My Christian about teaching is the opportunity forward to learning more about the past. ceived a Bache- faith is paramount to me, and fam- to learn new things from my stu- Kohler learning community and to The best part of my first year lor of Science in Biology and Latin ily is also priority. I love music and dents. Our kids today learn by working with middle and high was any time I could be in a class- American Studies. After graduat- play the violin and guitar and also doing. If you were to observe the school students. room interacting with teachers and ing from college, I moved to sing. I really enjoy hiking and atmosphere in my classroom, you students. Getting to see our dis- McAllen, Texas to teach 8th grade being out in nature, and I love re- would see collaboration between Familiar face in a trict’s teachers shine in their envi- science with a program called searching and implementing natu- students, continually teaching new position ronment, building relationships Teach For America. Teach For ral, healthy recipes and ways of themselves about how to do tasks with students and witnessing those America seeks to provide all chil- living. Finally, I really appreciate more efficiently. Watching the stu- Lori Neurohr, Elementary/Mid- “aha” moments when students dren, specifically those growing up the Latino culture and the Spanish dents succeed makes me feel a dle School Principal grasped a new concept highlighted in poverty, access to an excellent language though I have yet to find sense of success. I am delighted to begin my 13th these interactions. education in an effort to close the an opportunity to use Spanish in In my spare time, I enjoy year at the Kohler School District! Spending time with my family achievement gap between low in- Kohler! spending time with my family, in I began my ca- and friends makes me happy. A come students and their reer as a second Curt Coenen, Digital Citizen- addition to road racing at Road good joke, my friend Pat’s laugh, grade teacher, middle/high income peers. I lived ship/Technology Teacher America. I love the atmosphere my cats and their crazy antics and taught a 2/3 split in South Texas for five years dur- I graduated from UW Oshkosh and the challenge of driving the time with good friends all make class and most ing which time I taught science at with a degree in Human Resource road coarse. I also enjoy coaching me laugh out loud. My secret tal- recently fourth public schools and was on staff Management. I was an HR Direc- baseball and basketball in my ent most of my students already grade. This is with Teach For America. I also met tor for 10 years community. My favorite book is know about! I can talk like Elmo, my second year my husband, John Morgan, while before deciding written by Dave Ramsey called, Kermit the Frog, Cookie Monster as Elementary/Middle School in Texas. John grew up in Cedar- to enter the Edu- “The Total Money Makeover.” and the Martian from Bugs Bunny. burg, WI but was working in Principal, a role I am enjoying im- cation world. I Ruth Stenz, Family and I am living my life dream, mensely. Reynosa, Mexico for Kohler Com- obtained my Consumer Education teacher which is working in a school. I al- My husband Scott and I moved pany. John and I met at our church teaching certifi- I grew up in East Asia and in ways wanted to be in education to the Sheboygan area in 1996 as in McAllen and were married in cation from Con- Texas. In 1990 I moved with my and I have never regretted that de- part of a relocation for Scott’s job. August of 2012. We moved back cordia University. husband to this area. I live in cision! My favorite book is The We were both born and raised in to Wisconsin this past August to be I live in Plymouth with my Cleveland and Grapes of Wrath, my one bite is a Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Our closer to family and now live in amazing wife and our 4 children, have two chil- caprese panini, favorite song is son, Kyle, was in Kindergarten Kohler. Tanner, Taylor, Lexi and Jordyn. dren. My son is God Bless the Broken Road by when we moved here and as soon I see education as the door to I love each and every day in the at UW-Madison Rascal Flatts and my favorite band as he was in first grade, I went opportunity and new possibilities classroom. Having the opportunity and my daugh- is the Eagles. I am fascinated by back to school to obtain my teach- for children, their families, and to teach our kids about technology ter attends high doing whatever I can to honor my ing degree at Lakeland College. A their communities. I deeply desire is a wonderful occupation. Our school in Sheboygan. son Kyle’s life. for all children to have access to a couple years into my teaching ca- technology is changing every day, I completed my degree in Fam- I am looking forward to work- high quality education, regardless reer at Kohler, I decided to go back and keeping our kids involved dig- ily and Consumer Education with ing with the rest of the administra- of their socio-economic back- to school for my master’s degree itally is my priority. I enjoy bring- a specialization in Child Develop- tive team to build a strong learning grounds, their individual learning in Reading and Language Arts ing real world situations into the ment at Baylor University in Texas community for our students and needs, or their zip codes. I believe through Cardinal Stritch Univer- classroom, allowing the students to in 1985. My Master’s Degree is in staff. all children are capable of learning sity. I just completed my course- think outside of the box. Educational Leadership from Sil- and succeeding academically work in Teacher Leadership and I am looking forward to not ver Lake College. I have taught at when supported and encouraged, Administration through Walden only teaching the students, but also the elementary, middle school, Wisconsin State Patrol warns of Montessori Children’s phone scam by someone claiming House Preschool to be law enforcement official (Est. 1994) Wisconsin State Patrol officials child or grandchild in a crash. The Post at (920) 929-3700.” Open House Aug. 28th from 9am-12pm are warning about a phone scam in fake sergeant said the money, The State Patrol has investi- Enrolling now for Fall 2013-2014 which a caller identifies himself as which needed to be wired immedi- gated the calls, and the scam likely Infant (6 wks.), toddler, 3-6 preschool a sergeant from the State Patrol ately, would fix the damages so the originated in Montreal, Canada. & Kindergarten classes Green Bay office and asks for other driver would not press (Before and after school care available) money to resolve a car crash in- charges. More information about this type of scam is available online Montessori certified & early childhood volving a relative of the person “The phone message is a scam, educated teachers called. and the State Patrol under no cir- from the Wisconsin Department of The State Patrol has received cumstances would contact anyone Agriculture, Trade & Consumer Family owned & operated! information that people on at least with such a request for money,” Protection. “Free the child's potential, two occasions were called by a says Major Brian Rahn, director of For more information, contact man who identified himself as the Bureau of Field Operations of and you will transform State Patrol Major Brian Rahn, “Sergeant Walker of the State Pa- the Wisconsin State Patrol. “If you him into the world.” trol office in Green Bay.” The fake receive a scam phone call like this, Wisconsin DOT, (608) 266-0184, Maria Montessori (Italy) 1907 N. 20th St., Sheboygan [email protected] 920-458-0510 sergeant asked for $900 to pay for please notify the State Patrol Montessori Charter School www.sheboyganmontessori.com damages caused by the person’s Northeast Region—Fond du Lac grades 1-6 now available! 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The 18-hole event featured a Roten, Seneca Wallace and newly A portion of the event’s pro- host of Packers officials, players recruited former Badgers quarter- ceeds will benefit the cause of the A Chocolate Affaire and associated personalities. back, Scott Tolzein. event’s hosting player, Randall Participating Packers players Packers alumni scheduled to Cobb (Big Brothers Big Sisters of Thursday, October 17, 2013 included Don Barclay, Randall participate include , Northeastern Wisconsin). 5:00-9:00pm in Sheboygan Falls Cobb, Sam Barrington, Josh Boyd, , , For more photos, see “Pink” for Breast Cancer Awareness Jarrett Boykin, Evan Dietrich- Paul Coffman, , Willie facebook.com/kohlervillager. $5 registration fee includes gold tote bag, pink carnation (sponsored by Falls Salon & Spa; Hair Graphics Salon & Spa, & The Sewing Machine Shop) & chance to win a $100 CMS gift certificate for the first 300 ladies. ~ Preregister at CMS, 504 Broadway ~ Bags distributed at Fasse Decorating Center, 215 Pine Think Pink raffle proceeds to benefit Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund. | In-Store Specials & Drawings | Dinner & Drink Specials | Salon Services including “Ambush Make-Overs” | “Pink Lady” contest - show us your “Pinkest” outfit | FREE limo rides sponsored by Stardust Limousine, LLC TOTE BAG SPONSORS: American Family Ins, Dan Abts Agency; Bemis Bath Shoppe; Blattner's Piggly Wiggly; Corner Studio Jewelers; Depke Shoe Store; Falls Firehouse Pizza; Falls Salon & Spa; Kennedy’s B&B Ford; M T Wooden Washtub; Midwest Power Yoga; SheboyganFalls.orgSalon 511; Better Life Chiropractic; Rick’s House of Flowers; Double Vision Films, LLC; Ell Vee Photography; Meeting Planner Supplies

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Packers wide receiver Randall Cobb 6:00 PM – Reception, Raffle & Silent Auction 7:00 PM – Style Show Tickets: $25 in advance ($30 at the door) The Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund, Inc. is a local 501(c)(3) charitable organization that offers financial assistance to individuals and families in our own community who are experiencing the financial challenges of a cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment. Donations are 100% tax-deductible. For more information about the Fund visit www.scccf.org or call 920-457-2223 (920-45-SCCCF).

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Wisconsin PGA Section Will pick up/recycle your unwanted Professional Josue Reyes named computer parts Don’t throw them out! recipient of 2013 PGA Resort I will destroy hard drive information in front of you Merchandiser of the Year award Call Zak 452-1782 Josue Reyes, merchandise since then, the combination of a or email manager of Blackwolf Run and courses have respec- piece of furniture [email protected] , in Kohler, has tively hosted both the that contained gar- been named the recipient of the 2012 U.S. Women’s goyle figures in the 2013 PGA Merchandiser of the Open and 2010 PGA design of its legs; an Year Award for Resort Facilities. Championship. image of the Reyes, 32, a native of Puerto Whistling Straits will whistling wind; and Rico, was elected to PGA of also host the 2015 a special twinkle in America membership in 2006. PGA Champi- the eye of the logo’s Since the award was established in onship—for which character, which 1976 to recognize PGA Profes- Reyes serves as the pays homage to a BETTER SERVICE... BETTER sionals who excelled as busi- Merchandise and God of Wind. nesspersons and merchandisers in Media Team Chair— Josue Reyes “We try to think VALUE the promotion of golf, he is the and the 2020 Ryder Cup. outside the box from service and CALL FOR A FREE QUOTE. fifth Wisconsin PGA Professional In his current role, Reyes en- assortment,” explains Reyes. “It’s to be named a recipient of the sures that the retail business at the the branding and being associated   PGA Merchandiser of the Year— facilities lead the industry, in with the Kohler Company. People ""7‚si3†i and the second from his facility terms of service levels, aesthetics, constantly tell us that it’s the best Qrify‰qexUA!$ (Dirk Willis in 2007). product offerings, guest experi- logo out there. People recognize ‡‡‡ƒ ifpixxgyw “We are blessed with a talented ence, recognition and profitability. us. I think the branding of ours, 4 ƒ&$%& !#%! class of national award recipients He has been named the Wisconsin and the fact that we have hosted who have always represented our Section PGA Merchandiser of the major championships, sets up a Association at the highest level,” Year for Resorts in four consecu- bucket list experience.” said PGA of America President tive years (2010-13); a Golf World Reyes’ family moved to Or- Ted Bishop. “They have been nat- 100 Best Golf Shop award recipi- lando from Puerto Rico when he ural-born leaders and impact-mak- ent six times (2006, 2009-13); and was 8 years old. In 2004, he grad- Reiki ers in their respective fields. an AGM Front Nine Award win- uated from the University of Cen- Whether it is in the golf shop, on ner three times (2010-12). tral with a degree in Reiki is a Japanese form of deep relaxation and stress reduction, the lesson tee or in front of com- “You have got to have personal Hospitality Management. Reyes which also promotes healing. All Reiki sessions include: munity leaders, we are proud that drive,” says Reyes. “I’ve just been and his wife, Melissa, reside in = Scan for Low-Energy Areas of the Body this award class serves as the gold fortunate in landing roles and Sheboygan, Wis., and are the - = Balance Energy Centers standard in the industry.” being associated with great com- ents of a son, Roberto, and a = Why Low-Energy Has Developed In 2005, Reyes became the panies in Kohler and Ritz-Carlton. daughter, Adriana. = Suggestions for Maintaining High-Energy PGA head professional and golf You have to have ambition to The 2013 PGA Merchandisers shop manager at The Ritz-Carlton reach out and join a team and set of the Year will be honored Jan. Member International Association of Reiki Professionals Members Golf Club in Sarasota, up a road that paves a path for suc- 17, 2014, at the Hammock Beach 920-457-9543 Fla. He was instrumental in the cess…This is more about recog- Resort in Palm Coast, Fla. In ad- Located at Intentions in The Shops at Woodlake original design and layout of the nizing my team. I have a good dition to Reyes, these PGA mem- www.HandsOnHealingEnergy.com shop, as well as in the club becom- business acumen, and I have very bers will be honored that evening: [email protected] ing the only AAA Five Diamond strong people behind me.” Richard Kline of Lenhartsville, Ritz-Carlton Golf Club Resort in Whistling Straits is known for Pa. – Public Facilities, and Scott the United States. Reyes joined its iconic and instantly recogniza- Paris of Westfield, N.J. – Private the Kohler Co.’s Blackwolf Run ble logo. The concept for its cre- Facilities. and Whistling Straits in 2008, and ation was greatly inspired by a 10 OCTOBER 1, 2013 = KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM

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Donations sought Kohler High School students for fifth grade trip participate in water testing to Trees for Tomorrow Camp program The Kohler 5th grade is in need of This science enrichment pro- and the environment. Students at- funds for attending the Trees For To- gram allows students to participate tend sessions where water quality morrow Camp in Eagle River Wis- in a community service project experts provide needed informa- SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR consin. Fourteen 5th graders will be and also encourages them to use tion. Students involved in the pro- attending this year during the 3rd KohlerFriday, Elementary December Library 16 some of their biology and chem- gram are currently taking honors week of October. Mr. Du Mez wrote istry skills. physics, advanced biology, or Date/Times: 5 grants this past spring and summer

The students will be actively chemistry. Ms. Krejcarek is the October 14 1:45– October p.m. 17 and all grants were denied. There- involved in collecting, analyzing, science teacher leading this group. fore, the 5th grade is seeking and interpreting biology and Seniors: Juniors Kohler8:00am –Memorial 8:00pm Theatre $1650.00 in tax deductible funds to chemistry data related to the water Anne Benishek Marisa Adams help defray the cost in attending. We’ll have hundreds of top quality books for children quality of the . Philip Case Adrienne Ahlbor Anyone interested in helping with The Kohler group is responsible Emery Edmunds Emily Boland in preschool through middle school. Includes Caldecott this need can contact Mr. Du Mez at for testing the river near Black Sara Ertel Andrew Bryce [email protected] or calling and Newbery award winners, classical literature, and Wolf Run Golf Course. Some of Cody Gartman Megan Conklin 803-7234. The 5th grade will have to the tests include dissolved oxygen, Annabelle Goese Lily Hart quality fiction. Books on sports, history, art, animals and have the funding in place by the 2nd biological oxygen demand, pH, week in October. Thank you for Lindsey Griswold Audra Hoffman more! Computer software, gift sets, posters, and other temperature, total phosphates, ni- Andrew Grose Aidan Hogan helping with this outdoor education trates, turbidity, total solids, fecal Brittany Harrington Kaleigh Kraft miscellaneous educational items. Great for holiday gift giving. opportunity. coliform, and macroinvertebrates. Brennan Ladwig Annika Lee Everyone welcome – Parents, Grandparents, and Friends!! The water test results are sent to Valerie Linck Katie Lindow NOTICE FOR ANNUAL the Great Lakes Area of Concern Please call Alyca Arentsen 803-7213 with any questions. Grace Lofgren Ben Madigan DISTRICT MEETING Program, the UW-Sheboygan Brett Mueller Sujeeth Ramagoni Notice is hereby given to the Water Quality Extension, and to Billy O’Neill Katie Ruelle qualified electors of the School Dis- the Department of Natural Re- Zach Neil Connor Sbrocco trict of Kohler, County of Sheboy- sources. Other Sheboygan County Joe Pellowski Joe Schmitt gan, State of Wisconsin, that an schools test different parts of the Courtney Rutten Carson Schneider Annual Meeting of said district for river, and all of the results are Cameron Scheuren Levi Smith the transaction of business will be shared at a forum in the spring. David Shapiro Rebecca Stock 10950 x 131816 held in the District Library in the Along with presenting the data, Elizabeth Steckl Sarah Sutherland school on Monday, the twenty- students suggest explanations for Calvin Stefanczyk eighth day of October, 2013, at their findings, and work together Maddie Todd Sophomore: seven-thirty o’clock p.m. The to explore possible action plans Paul Vicente Amelia Grose Budget Hearing of said district for that might have a positive impact Logan Wright review of the budget will be held in on the area’s land conservation Richard Yuxiang the same place on the same day at seven o’clock p.m. Dated this 1st day of October, 2013.

Board of Education Regular Meeting Minutes – August 19, 2013 Call to Order Lori’s command of the importance of educa- Our teacher leaders are strong and ready. The Action on a request to hire Bethany Lambie donation from the Frederic C Kohler Trust in Marlene Yang called the meeting to order at tor growth was expert, honest, fortifying and daily and monthly structures have been de- as the reading/math intervention & enrich- the amount of $13,900. Diane Kelly sec- 7:10 p.m. in the Kohler Public Library. Roll encouraging to the audience of board mem- signed to fully support progress and suc- ment specialist onded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried. Call was taken by Diane Kelly. The following bers and administrators. Thank you, Lori, for cess. Matt Kautzer moved to hire Bethany Lambie board members were present: Marlene Yang, what you do and who you are. as the reading/math intervention & enrich- Accept the generous donation from the Ruth Review of District Finances Diane Kelly, and Matt Kautzer. Laura Kohler ment specialist. Diane Kelly seconded the The fundraising effort for the Ebben Field The finance committee will continue to refine De Young Kohler Trust in the amount of was absent. motion. All ayes. Motion carried. Project Phase II continues to be strong. We the budget through October. The 2014 ex- $25,000 Statement of Public Notice are currently at over 210K and especially penses are basically set. The 3rd Friday Action on a request to hire John Wheeler as John Suralik moved to accept the generous the KMS-KHS art teacher August 16, 2013 thankful to the soccer club, booster club, Count report will help determine the revenue donation from the Ruth De Young Kohler football club, Kohler School Foundation, Matt Kautzer moved to hire John Wheeler as Approval of Agenda from open enrollment. Trust in the amount of $25,000. Diane Kelly Kohler School Friends, Sargento, and KPAL. the KMS-KHS art teacher. John Suralik sec- John Suralik moved to approve the agenda. Look for public signage to share progress Consent Agenda onded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried. seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion car- Diane Kelly seconded the motion. All ayes. and more in the Villager in the near future. Approval of July, 2013 Regular Board Min- ried. utes Action on a request to hire Sharon Ellifson as Board President’s Report The concession stand remodel offers an st a 1 grade teacher for the Kohler Elementary To consider employment, contracts and per- Marlene attended the Educator Effectiveness inviting ticket booth, food service stand, and Approval of Invoices Reports of the Finance Committee School formance-related information for employees seminar in Madison on August 6, 2013 with refreshed restrooms. Matt Kautzer moved to hire Sharon Ellifson Recommendation to approve the 3 year Lori Neurohr and Quynh Trueblood. We are very excited to welcome the new staff as a 1st grade teacher for the Kohler Elemen- over which the school board has jurisdiction Educator Effectiveness is based on teacher on board the Bomber plane. Mentors have transportation agreement between Kohler tary School. John Suralik seconded the mo- or exercises responsibility pursuant to Wis. practices and student outcome. The Char- made each beginning spirited and support- School District and Heidenreiter Bus Service tion. All ayes. Motion carried. Stats. 19.85 (1) (c), 118.25, 119.85(f). lotte Danielson model is used as the evalua- ive. Look to the Sept 1 issue of the Villager Recommendation to approve committing Action on a request to hire Kirk Wittwer as Diane Kelly moved to enter into closed ses- tion tool. for bios as introductions to the community. $20,000 for the Ebben Field Project Phase II The elementary wing structure is near com- the JV Girls Volleyball coach Marlene will now be attending the Legislative Recommendation to approve committing sion. Matt Kautzer seconded. Meeting en- pletion, both preserving the original and his- Matt Kautzer moved to hire Kirk Wittwer as Breakfasts held in Plymouth once a month. $220,000 for capital improvements tered into closed session at 7:50 pm. torical building and extending the life of a the JV Girls Volleyball coach. John Suralik Superintendent’s Report John Suralik moved to approve the consent magical earning space for children. seconded the motion. All ayes. Motion car- Health Care Benefits The summer months have been an active agenda. Matt Kautzer seconded. All ayes. Technology upgrades are complete and we ried. Superintendent Evaluation time for preparing for the return of children Motion carried. are ready for an improved technology en- Action on a request to adopt the support staff and educators fresh with energy for friend- abled learning environment. Action and/or Discussion Items employee handbook John Suralik moved to reconvene into open ship, learning, and achieving. I am pleased The security system on access and exit Action on a request to hire Matthew John Suralik moved to adopt the support session. Diane Kelly seconded. All ayes. to report the following: points in the building is nearing completion. Poytinger as the KHS social studies teacher staff employee handbook. Matt Kautzer sec- The meeting reconvened at 9:34 pm. Our very own and impressive Principal Lori Professional Development will focus on three John Suralik moved to hire Matthew onded the motion. All ayes. Motion carried. Neurohr represented Kohler Schools, educa- priorities: Common Core State Standards, Poytinger as the KHS social studies teacher. Accept the generous donat ion from the Fred- Matt Kautzer moved to adjourn. Diane Kelly tion, and educators as a guest panelist at the Educator Effectiveness, and a Response to Diane Kelly seconded the motion. All ayes. eric C Kohler Trust in the amount of $13,900 seconded. All ayes. Meeting adjourned at WASB Educator Effectiveness Conference. Intervention system of multilevel supports. Motion carried. Matt Kautzer moved to accept the generous 9:35 pm. KOHLERVILLAGER.COM OCTOBER 1, 2013 = KOHLER VILLAGER 11 THE VILLAGE VIEW www.kohlervillage.org

The following items were approved by the From Clerk/ From Public Works Village Board during their August 12 meet- Treasurer Superintendent ing: •Resolution 2013-12, Awarding the Sale of Laurie Lindow Bruce Neerhof $1,365,000 General Obligation Promissory Village Meetings Scheduled for LEAF COLLECTION: Leaf collection will Notes, Series 2013A. October start on October 7th and continue until De- •Resolution 2013-13, Awarding the Sale of 10/2 Library Noon cember 2nd. Leaves should be raked into the $3,365,000 General Obligation Corporate (at library) street along the curb in a three-foot (3’) wide Purpose Bonds, Series 2013B. 10/7 Property Committee 4:30 pm row. No grass clippings, sticks, or other gar- •Engagement letters with Quarles & Brady, 10/7 Finance Committee 5:00 pm den debris is allowed. The Public Works De- LLP to serve as Village Bond Counsel re- 10/14 Village Board 5:30 pm partment follows a schedule for leaf garding proposed issuance of $1,365,000 10/21 Budget Workshop 5:30 pm collection. The collection starts on the south General Obligation Promissory Notes, Se- 10/24 Plan Commission 4:30 pm end of the Village where the trees are more ries 2013A and $3,365,000 General Obli- 10/28 Recreation mature and produce more leaves. The route gation Corporate Purpose Bonds, Series Committee 4:30 pm continues to the west and north sections of the 2013B. 10/28 Budget Workshop 5:30 pm Village. During the last part of October and •Operator’s Licenses as presented. early part of November we may only be able •Temporary Class B beer and wine license for All meetings are held at Kohler Village Hall, to get through the Village once a week and , Inc. Distinguished 319 Highland Drive, unless otherwise indi- cannot make exceptions since this will affect Guest Series event on 11/9/13. cated. the collection schedule. •Cigarette license for the American Club. •June 2013 Revenue/Expense reports, bank reconciliation and journal entries. From Aquatics •Bid from Adcom Tech for PC related com- From Police Chief ponents/equipment for Fire Department, Bill Rutten Director Jen Vallo cost $6,538.33. •Animal variance request from Tony & Bon- Trick-or-Treat: The Kohler Police Depart- Pool Hours nie Mascipinto, 848 Briarwood Court. ment wants trick-or-treating to be fun and safe Fall pool hours will be: for everyone. To help that cause, Officer Saturday/Sunday: 1:30 – 4:00 pm Gross will be holding a Safe Trick-or-Treat Tuesday/Thursday: 6:00 – 7:30 pm Awareness Program in the school for the younger students. He will be passing out trick-or-treat bags from the Police Depart- Village Board ment. During Trick-or-Treating, which will be Thomas Schnettler, Presi- on Oct. 31st from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., officers dent will hand out the glow necklaces to any child Brett Edgerle that wants one. The glow necklaces will make the children more visible as they are enjoying Charles Keller the night out. Choosing a costume where the Bill Kunst kids are able to maintain good vision is also a John Pethan very good idea. Following Trick or Treating Brian Post will be a bonfire at 7:15 pm organized by the Sue Jaberg Village Recreation Department west of Ebben Clerk-Treasurer Field. 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 12 OCTOBER 1, 2013 = KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM The American Club Resort a KOHLER experience Seminars selling fast at Kohler Food & Wine Experience, continued from page 1 the Osthoff Resort is not provided. Saturday, October 19 at 2pm – • Chef Bart Vandaele – Owner Annual Kohler Food & Wine Ex- Stefano Viglietti and America’s For room reservations please call Cooking with Fabio & executive chef at Belga Café in perience brings the best in food, Test Kitchen favorites including 800-876-3399. Blue Harbor Re- *Fabio is hosting this year’s Washington D.C., contestant on wine and spirits from around the Christopher Kimball. sort & Spa is nestled on the shores Shake & Stir Evening Event on Top Chef on Bravo and Stella Ar- world to the Village of Kohler for • Where: The American Club Re- of Lake Michigan in Sheboygan, Friday, October 18 from 8-10pm tois Ambassador. Session: Satur- demonstrations by celebrity sort & Shops at Woodlake Wisconsin. For room reservations at the Stella Artois Main Stage day, October 19 at 4pm – chefs, regional restaurateurs, Kohler, Village of Kohler please call 866-701-2583. ($42) Belgian Food & Beer Pairing winemakers and more. • Tickets: Individual event tickets Tickets still remain for a wide Celebrity Chefs returning for an with beer sommelier Marc This year’s celebrated culinary are available at KOHLER- variety of experiences including encore appearance include: Stroobrandt experts headlining the Stella Ar- foodandwine.net or via phone at celebrity chef cooking demon- • Jacques & Claudine Pepin – • Stefano Viglietti – Owner of tois Main Stage are Cat Cora, 1-866-243-8548. Sold out events strations on the Kohler Food & World-renowned father-daughter Sheboygan County’s Trattoria Fabio Viviani‚ Jacques & Clau- are noted online. Event prices Wine Experience Stella Artois chef duo and author of 28 best- Stefano, Il Ritrovo, Field to Fork dine Pepin, Tony Mantuano‚ The start at $15. Many seminars and Main Stage. This year’s cele- selling books, contributing editor and Duke of Devon. Session: Beekman Boys‚ Bart Vandaele‚ tastings are complimentary. brated culinary experts headlin- to Food & Wine Magazine and Friday, October 18 at 10am – A ing the Main Stage offer in-depth popular guest on Today Show Friulian Feast expertise and talent. Main Stage and Good Morning America. Ses- Additional not-to-miss experi- Ghoul’s Day Out – 25% seminar prices range from $37 to sions: Friday, October 18 at 4pm ences include Shake & Stir with $47 per ticket. – Fast Food My Way and Satur- Fabio from 8-10pm ($42) on Fri- off spa facials, October 1-31 Celebrity Chefs debuting at the day, October 19 at Noon – Bistro day, Saturday evening events Pig A healthy skin care regimen groups. Call for appointment Kohler Food & Wine Experience Classics Cheese Cocktail Dinner at include: for your face after the summer (855) 444-2838. • Christopher Kimball – Host of Blackwolf Run from 6:30-10pm months is a critical part of keep- • Cat Cora – An American pro- the highest rated cooking show ($50) and Leinenkugel’s Okto- ing a youthful glow. What a per- fessional chef best known for her on public television, America’s berfest - Rockin’ Brews from fect time to get your featured role as an Iron Chef on Test Kitchen, editor and publisher 8:30-11pm ($37) and the Ulti- “ghoul-friends” together. Offer the Food Network television of Cook’s Illustrated and Cook’s mate Tailgate Party presented available seven days a week show Iron Chef America and as Country Magazines, and a fre- by Jones Dairy Farm on Sunday through October 31. Make the co-host of Around the World in quent guest on national televi- at 2:30pm: a complimentary month for “ghouls” into the 80 Plates on Bravo. Session: Sat- sion. Friday, October 18 at Noon chance for you to cheer for the month for “girls” with 25% off all urday, October 19 at 10am – – Perfecting Two American as they take 50 and 80 minute facials at Fall Fit & Fabulous Classics: Chili and Butterscotch on the St. Louis Rams in St. Kohler Waters Spa! BOO-tique • Fabio Viviani – Owner and ex- Pudding Louis. Purchase a wristband for Specials include 20% off Kerstin ecutive chef of Café Firenze in • Tony Mantuano – Author and $35 and experience true Wiscon- Florian Correcting Skincare prod- Ventura County, Calif., Firenze chef/partner of Spiaggia, Bar sin tailgate fare, specialty cock- ucts. Based on availability. For Osteria in North Hollywood, Toma and Terzo Piano in tails and beer. new appointments only. Restric- Calif., and Siena Tavern in Chicago, and Mangia Trattoria in If you go tions and usage fees may apply. Chicago, Ill., and was voted “Fan Kenosha, Wis. Session: Friday, • What: Kohler Food & Wine Discount not valid with other of- Favorite” in the fifth season of October 19 at 2pm – Classic Experience, Oct. 17-20. The 13th fers. Does not apply to contracted Top Chef on Bravo. Sessions: Roman Pastas CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Exhibit: Wisconsin Wood four beer representatives sharing their fall sories for men and women. 920-565-6075 Kohler Arts Center from 10:10-11:10am Through-October 6 seasonal brews. Call 920-565-6062 for more Let’s Play and Let’s Eat! Select special gifts from a curated array of Kids Night Out: Friday, October 11 from 5- ARTspace — A Gallery of the John Michael information and reservations. October 17-20 works created by more than 30 exceptional 9pm Kohler Arts Center 6th Annual Fashion for Hope style show Movers & Shakers Kids Toys artists from across the nation. 920-452-8602 Kids Motion: Saturday, October 12 from 9- From the utilitarian, but exquisite, bread- October 3, 6pm, $25 in advance/$30 at door Have you ever heard of kids who don’t like to DagArt — Jewelry Trunk Show 10am boards of Edward Wohl to the sinuous shapes Kohler Design Center play with their food? We haven’t either! In cel- October 19, 10am-4pm Kids Feel the Beat: Friday, October 18 from of Richard Judd’s furniture, WISCONSIN Presented by Kacia and The Pink Brigade and ebration of the annual Kohler Food & Wine Kacia 4-5pm WOOD features the work of four Wisconsin featuring fashions from The Shops at Wood- Experience, enjoy a 10% discount off our Handcrafted jewelry using unexpected materi- Studio Practice with Sue Alby: Wednesday, artists. For more information call 920-452- lake. Doors open at 6pm with the show start- food-themed toys, games, and books. Choose als, forms and textures, combined in uncon- October 30 from 7-9pm 8602. ing at 7:00pm. Advance tickets can be from a fantastic assortment to happily encour- ventional ways to create simplistic and TRX Boot Camp & Fitness Classes: A vari- Kohler Food & Wine Experience purchased at Kacia, Matthews Oncology, age your kids to play with their food. contemporary pieces of wearable art. 920- ety of classes and boot camps available, com- October 17-20 Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic and at the While you’re here, enter our drawing for a 458-9121 Kohler Design Center or by calling 920-458- Spend a weekend full of flavor. Join the Vil- chance to win a delicious basket filled with Kidz Halloween House Party plete schedule available at Sports Core 7433. All Proceeds will benefit the Sheboygan lage of Kohler for a weekend of exciting wine food-themed toys and games. 920-453-2874 November 2, 1-4pm, $7 Reception Desk County Cancer Care Fund. seminars, educational demonstrations and Eat, Sleep, & Be Merry The American Club Conference Level Great Salon at Sports Core: For the month of Oc- delicious tastings. The event includes nation- Sonoma-Therapy October 17-20 Bays Ballroom tober, Enjoy our new Salon Express October 17-20 Come in costume, trick or treat, play games, ally-renowned chefs, regional restaurateurs, Scentualities Smoothing Treatment for only $100! And, entertaining seminars from award-winning Intentions do crafts, enjoy entertainment and much Enjoy a special 10% discount on all Frette Look Stunning for the Big Game - Home- local and international chefs, and opportuni- Flex your olfactory palate. Our special Aro- bed linens and Frette bath linens all weekend more. This event is open to the public. No coming is right around the corner, and the ties to mingle with the top wine and culinary matherapy treatment features essential oil fra- long! Sign up to win a special package of 2 reservations are required. Guests do not need Salon at Sports Core can make you and your experts from across the nation. Many events grances found in the bouquet aromas of fine Frette pillow cases in your choice of sizes; to stay for the duration of the event. There are complimentary including food and wine wines. Test your skill and learn about the ther- standard, queen and king. Receive a special will be a pumpkin carver beginning in the first friends look your best. Book your homecom- samplings, book signings, trunk shows and apeutic properties of these enticing scents. gift filled with deliciously scented goodies with hour, a balloon show in the second hour, and ing service with three of your friends and more. Kohler Food & Wine Experience tickets For more information call 920-457-9543. your purchase of Carole Hochman pajamas or then a piñata in the third hour. enjoy snacks and beverages on us. Plus, any are available for purchase for individual Kohler Gardener Special Offer robes of $75.00 or more all weekend long! SPORTS CORE SPECIALS AND CLASSES non-members you bring will receive 15% off events online at www.KohlerFoodandWine.net October 17-20 While supplies last. 920-208-4935 For more information, pricing details their service. or by phone at 1-866-243-8548 starting Au- Kohler Gardener Wisconsin Trader Special Offer and to register call Sports Core at YOGA ON THE LAKE gust 1. Event prices start at $15. Many events October 17-20 Receive a Courtly Check keychain with any 920-457-4444. For more information, pricing details and and tastings are complimentary. MacKenzie-Childs purchase. MacKenzie- Wisconsin Trader Zumba Party in Pink: Saturday, October 5, to register call Yoga on the Lake at 920- Childs purchases over $300 also receive an Receive a commemorative Kohler Food & Harvest in the Barn Beer Dinner from 10-11:15am - Time to get moving and 453-2817. October 25, 6-10pm, $55 per person Aurora Farm Enamelware Wine Cooler ($75 Wine Experience wine bottle stopper with any help find a cure for Breast Cancer. Dance Long, Sleep, Deep: Saturday, October 12 Whistling Straits Clubhouse Restaurant retail value). While supplies last. 920-458- purchase or $150 or more ($35 retail value). Party will be located at the Shops at Wood- from 11am-1pm, $25 Enjoy the tastes of the harvest with this spe- 5570 While supplies last. 920-451-2113 lake, outside Yoga on the Lake. Please regis- cial dinner hosted in the barn at Whistling Golf Apparel Sale Exhibit Opening: One & Only: Gifts Made ter. No prior experience necessary. Myths of the Asana: Sunday, October 20 Straits. We celebrate a wonderful fall season October 17-20 by Hand Swing Dance for Beginners: Mondays, Oc- from Noon-2pm, $25 by enjoying a family-style four course meal Kohler Golf Academy Indoor Studio October 18-19 tober 7-28 from 7-8pm Yoga Basics and More: Wednesdays, Octo- prepared by Chef Dan Dries and hosted by Enjoy 20-40% discount on apparel and acces- ARTspace — A Gallery of The John Michael Insanity: Saturdays, October 12-November 9 ber 23-November 13 from 7-8pm, $55