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*****************ECRWSS**** PRSRT STD Local ECRWSS U.S. POSTAGE The Postal Customer PAID Kohler EDDM RETAIL Villager219 Church Street, Kohler, WI 53044 FREE www.kohlervillager.com NOVEMBER 17, 2018 [email protected] | 920-331-4904 Kohler High School fall athletes named All More than 84% voter Conference turnout in Kohler for Congratulations to Kohler student athletes named All Conference for the fall athletic season. 2018 mid-term election The Village of Kohler saw a more than 84% voter turnout as 1,272 of the 1,514 registered voters turned out to vote. The unofficial results for Kohler are as follows: GOVERNOR Scott Walker/Rebecca Kleefisch – 791 Tony Evers/Mandela Barnes – 460 Phillip Anderson/Patrick Baird – 3 Michael J. White/Tiffany Anderson – 5 Maggie Turnbull/Wil Losch – 8 Arnie Enz/No Candidate – 1 Ryan Cason (write-in) – 0 Paul Boucher (write-in) – 0 Mark S. Grimek (write-in) – 0 Row 1: Clara Montes (TE), Ava Hoffmann (TE), Erin Pellegrino (TE), Ashley Thyes (SW), Emma Truman (SW) Jared William Landry (write-in) – 0 Row 2: Koen Vierkant (CC), Max Holmes (CC), Davis Maki (CC), Henry Le Blanc (CC), Shannon O’Leary (CC), Shelby Horth (TE), Lily Montes (TE), Molly Robbie Hoffman (write-in) – 0 Thomack (TE), Sami Renzelman (VB), Madeline Thomas (VB), Eli Nugent (SC), Collin Adams (SC) Corban Gehler (write-in) – 0 Row 3: Joseph Conklin (FB), David Benishek (FB), Trent Stock (FB), Tess Trueblood (TE), Elly Udovich (TE), Sarah Sobecki (TE), Mallory Keller (VB), Carter William Henry Davis Ill (write-in) – 0 Gebler (SC), Conner Cassidy (SC), Nick Wandschneider (SC), Colin Hogan (SC), Ben Herold (SC) SCATTERING - 0 ATTORNEY GENERAL REPRESENTAliVE IN Brad Schimel 764 CONGRESS DISTRICT 6 Josh Kaul – 480 Glenn Grothman – 720 22nd Annual Terry Larson – 13 Dan Kohl – 524 SCATTERING – 3 SCATTERING - 1 Gingerbread SECRETARY OF STATE STATE SENATOR Jay Schroeder - 745 DISTRICT 9 Festival Doug La Follette – 506 Devin LeMahieu – 771 Brad Karas (write-in) – 0 Kyle Whelton – 488 SCATTERING - 1 SCATTERING – 1 Holiday music, handmade houses STATE TREASURER REPRESENTATIVE TO Travis Hartwig - 715 THE ASSEMBLY DISTRICT beginning Nov. 23 Sarah Godlewski - 493 27 Kohler, Wis. – Hansel and display at the 22nd Annual Gin- Classroom and communi- Andrew Zuelke - 23 Tyler Vorpagel - 761 Gretel popularized ginger- gerbread Festival. ty organizations whose sweet SCATTERING – 2 Nanette Bulebosh - 493 bread houses by discovering a More than 8,000 attendees designs garner the most votes SCATTERING – 1 house in the forest made entire- will enjoy extended hours and from attendees, will receive UNITED STATES ly of bread and sugar. Beginning weekly musical performanc- cash prizes in different age SENATOR Sheboygan County Sheriff Friday, November 23 Wael- es, and vote on their favor- groups. Complimentary gin- Leah Vukmir - 709 Cory L. Roeseler - 808 derhaus, the historic “house in ite hand-crafted gingerbread gerbread cookies will be served Philip Schaefer – 432 Tammy Baldwin - 548 the woods” in Kohler will treat houses, sculptures and original to protect the candy-studded SCATTERING – 3 Mary Jo Walters (write-in) – 0 families to holiday music and handiworks created by local homes and fabrications from John Schiess (write-in) – 0 dozens of sugary creations on schools and community groups. hungry visitors. SCATTERING – 2 Sheboygan County Clerk of Circuit Court 22nd Annual Gingerbread Festival Waelderhaus Schedule Melody Lorge - 942 Waelderhaus – 1100 West Riverside Drive, Kohler All events and activities at the Wael- SCATTERING - 10 November 23 through December 30, 2018 derhaus are free to the public. Tours are Sunday through Friday – 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. offered daily at 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., Saturday – 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. throughout the month of December. Waelderhaus is closed on Kohler Co-op girls swim team Musical Performances – 2:00 p.m. Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New competes in 2018 WIAA Division 2 Nov. 24 Golden Chordaliers Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day. Group Nov. 25 The Pop’s Elves tours are available by appointment by state meet at the UW Natatorium Dec. 1 Concordia Singing Society calling 920-453-2851. The Kohler Co-op swim team by freshman Ellie Kisiolek at Dec. 2 Cedar Grove Belgium High School Visit kohlerfoundation.org for more placed 15th in the 200 medley 33.03 seconds, freshman Mad- Dec. 8 The Waves of Rhythm Show Choir information. Tag us on Facebook or relay with a time of 1:56.71 at eleine Hammond at 27.66 sec- Dec. 9 Junge Kameraden German Band Twitter with #gingerbreadkohler the 2018 WIAA Division 2 state onds and senior Ashley Thyes at Dec. 15 Jane Van Maaren Music Group The Waelderhaus is managed by Kohler girls swim meet at the UW Na- 26.48 seconds. (seasonal strings) Foundation, a non-profit, private foundation tatoriaum in Madison. Senior Hammond placed 15th in the Dec. 16 Kohler High School Madrigals dedicated to supporting the arts, education Brooke Casper finished her 50 freestyle with a time of 25.43 and art preservation initiatives in the state of Dec. 22 Random Lake Chamber Singers Wisconsin. leg at 29.54 seconds, followed seconds. Dec. 23 Katherine Ray 2 NOVEMBER 17, 2018 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Don’t miss “A Kaleidoscope Christmas” gala Sheboygan Visual Artists is Opening Friday, November 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m.; Sat- pleased to announce “A Kalei- 30, from 6 - 9 p.m. at 1201 Erie urdays and Sundays from 11:00 doscope Christmas” – a festive Ave., Sheboygan. a.m. until 3:00 p.m. Closing at gala filled with music, magic, “A Kaleidoscope Christmas” 3:00 p.m. on December 23. refreshments, fun and lots of lo- is inspired by the SVA’s own The public is invited to stop cal art for sale. Kaleidoscope Community Out- by during open gallery hours reach program having provided and/or visit Lakeshore Art Sup- 200+ workshops to more than plies and Framing, 1212 N 8th 2300 children and adults living Street, Sheboygan to discover in shelters or receiving other so- how to help supply art materials cial services in the Sheboygan for the Kaleidoscope partici- community., The gallery will be filled with pants. one of a kind gifts produced by The exhibit is supported in local artists. In addition to the part by a grant from the Wiscon- free refreshments and affordable sin Arts Board with funds from beverages, Jonathan Block will the State of Wisconsin and the be on hand to entertain you with National Endowment for the a little bit of holiday magic. Arts. Open gallery hours continue SVA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit thru December 23, but will vary: organization “making art and Thursdays and Fridays from friends since 2007”. presented by SHEBOYGAN COUNTY ROTARY CLUBS Drive through the Holiday DEC 8TH - 12 - 5 PM LIGHTS Open Reception choreographed to music in HOLIDAY • complimentary snacks Evergreen Park ART SHOW LEARN HOW TO DO: DEC. 1 - 30 • Silk Painting - 12 PM with Patty Aker Pantry item donations are requested for the • Relief printing- 1 PM with Sheboygan County Food Bank. Local professional artists Richard Biemann Cash donations support future growth of this event. present small works for • Plein Air- 2 PM set up and oils holiday shoppers made with Mark Rittorno using supplies • Suminagashi/Alcohol Ink - 3 PM Lights Show open every night 5:00 - 9:00 PM available at LAS. with Erika Block Nov. 23 - Dec. 31 (closed Dec. 24) • Encaustics - 4 PM with Peg Haubert Tis the Season to be creative! Quarryview Center open every Fri.-Sun. 5:00 - 9:00 PM (Nov. 23 - Dec. 23) Begin at Quarryview for a visit with Santa, BRING IN THIS AD FOR 20% OFF* entertainment, concessions, wreath raffles, ON ANY ONE NON-SALE ITEM and $2 trolley rides (Fri. to Sun.) *DOES NOT INCLUDE ARTWORK. MakingSpiritsBright.com TREETOP SPONSORS BROWSE OUR STORE FOR SUPPLIES & UNIQUE AFFORDABLE GIFTS Grover Family Foundation and Brenda Potter LAKESHORE ART SUPPLIES & FRAMING 1212 N. 8TH ST, SHEBOYGAN, WI. Some of the artwork for sale at A Kaleidoscope (920) 783-8612 Christmas Lakeshore Art Supplies & Framing Holiday Art Show & Sale Save the Date! Plan to attend a very special 2:00 p.m.: Plein Air Village of Kohler Caroling Walk Holiday Art Show! December Equip.m.ent/set up and oils December 9, 2018 1-30, ten professional local art- with Mark Rittorno ists present affordably priced 3:00 p.m.: Suminagashi / Alco- 4:00 p.m. “smalls” (8"x8" or under) for hol Inks with Erika Block purchase. Sales are immedi- 4:00 p.m.: Encaustics and a Follow the band of little angels with ate. Inventory will be refreshed travel iron with Peg Haubert their guiding star on a village caroling walk. as items sell. Stop in anytime Exhibiting Artists: Caroling begins at St. John Evangelist Catholic during store hours listed on Church, then stops at Grace UCC, and ends at Lakeshore Art Supplies and Patty Aker, Richard Beimann, Framing Facebook page or call Erika Block, Cooper Diers, Er- Bethany Lutheran Church with a festive (920) 783-8612 - closed Mon- ica Huntzinger, Evie Grasse, community social and tasty refreshments. days. Peg Haubert, Kay Jelinek, Mark Saturday, Dec 8, all are invited Rittorno and Sara Willadsen. to stop in 12-5 p.m. during the LAS offers many materials open reception featuring com- unavailable elsewhere in the plimentary refreshments and area. 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