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Villager219 Church Street, Kohler, WI 53044 FREE www.kohlervillager.com NOVEMBER 21, 2020 [email protected] | 920-331-4904 Ruth DeYoung Kohler II, tireless champion of under-recognized artists and art forms passes at 79 Long-time director of John Michael Kohler Arts Center remembered as tireless champion of under-recognized artists, art-environment builders and art forms KOHLER, Wisconsin – Ruth Arts Center and in partnership 2006. She made it her mission of Kohler Foundation, Inc. and DeYoung Kohler II had a deep with Kohler Foundation Inc., that the preservation of art envi- established the philosophy and appreciation and passion for the she worked to change how art ronments, folk architecture, and protocols for identifying self- works created by under-recog- environments are perceived, collections by self-taught artists taught and environment build- nized artists and art forms and preserved and valued by the arts was always a major focus of the ers in need of protection and as the long-tenured Director of world and the public. Under her Kohler Foundation. conservation. the John Michael Kohler Arts direction, the Arts Center col- “Through her work at the Among the many awards Center (1972-2016), she grew lection grew to include over John Michael Kohler Arts Cen- and honors Ruth has received the Sheboygan, Wisconsin arts 25,000 works by more than 30 ter and Kohler Foundation, are: Honorary Fellow, Ameri- center to an internationally rec- art-environment builders. Ruth has promoted equitable can Craft Council, New York; ognized institution presenting Her final endeavor was serv- and inclusive access to the arts Governor’s Award for the Arts, contemporary art, the work of ing as Director of Strategic in her local community, her Wisconsin; Visionary Award, vernacular artists, performing Projects focused on the design home state of Wisconsin, and American Craft Museum, New arts, and the work of art-envi- and building of the Arts Pre- on national and international York; Visionary Leadership ronment builders. serve, west of Sheboygan, Wis- levels,” remarked Ruth’s nie- Award, Center for Intuitive and Ruth died Saturday, Novem- consin, which will open to the ce, Laura Kohler, Senior Vice Outside Art, Illinois; Visionary ber 14, at her home in Kohler, public in June 2021. This insti- expressionism of contemporary President-HR, Stewardship & Lifetime Achievement Award, Wisconsin, at the age of 79. She tution will celebrate art-envi- art that allows artists to pre- Sustainability. “She has been a Museum of Art and Design, was the daughter of Herbert V. ronment builders and house an sent their work and encourage guiding force behind the selec- New York; Visionary Award, Kohler, Sr. and Ruth DeYoung expanding collection of works viewers to consider, react, and tion and conservation of many American Folk Art Museum, Kohler, and younger sister of dedicated to the study of the respond. This unique intersec- outsider arts sites and collecti- New York; and honorary doc- current Kohler Co. Executive art form and the conservation, tion of industrialsm and the arts ons. Without Ruth’s vision and torates from various institutions Chairman Herbert V. Kohler, Jr. preservation, and presentation was forged in 1974, and more curatorial guidance, the Kohler of higher learning. At the time of her passing, of the works. than four decades since the first Foundation would not be in a See obituary on page 4. To Ruth held the title of Director “Art energizes public spac- artists created their works on position to save these signifi- learn more about Ruth Koh- Emerita at the John Michael es, emboldens thinking and the Kohler Co. pottery factory cant works of art for the public ler’s countless contributions Kohler Arts Center – a testa- enriches communities. Art is floor, nearly 500 residents have to appreciate and experience.” to the arts and well-deserved ment to her tremendous contri- indispensable to who we are as benefitted from Ruth and- Her Her contributions to arts accolades, visit John Michael bution to the fields of art envi- people, our quality of life, and bert’s vision that artists and in- across Wisconsin and the U.S. Kohler Art Center’s tribute at ronments and self-taught and our success in business, and has dustrial craftspeople can make are numerous, including serv- RuthKohlerTribute.com and folk art as well as contempo- guided our company for genera- stunning art pieces when blen- ing as Chairman and member a tribute from Kohler Co. at rary art. Ruth was also a major tions. Ruth Kohler was an early ding creativity with craftmans- of the Wisconsin Arts Board, on CelebrateRuthKohler.com shareholder in privately held visionary and a diligent catalyst hip and technical expertise. the National Endowment for the Kohler Co., headquartered in in bringing together the arts and Ruth also served on the Arts as a Visual Artists Organi- Kohler, Wisconsin. industry. She advocated strong- Kohler Foundation board from zation panel member and past Ruth was a tireless champion ly for this unique exchange of 1969-2019 and as the Foun- site evaluator. Ruth also creat- of under-recognized artists and ideas between artists and pro- dation’s President from 1999- ed the Preservation Committee art forms. She saw the arts as a duction associates, which often driver of positive social change, drove innovation and created an upholding the pillars of diversi- open dialogue that encourages ty, inclusiveness, and commu- mutual inspiration,” said Ruth’s Kohler School Board seeks nity involvement. She believed brother, Herb Kohler, Kohler passionately that the arts, in all Co. Executive Chairman. its iterations, reveal who we are The Arts/Industry collabo- public input for district as a people: past, present, and ration between Ruth and her future. brother, Herbert, is a truly one- Through landmark exhibiti- of-a-kind alliance, celebrating administrator search process ons at the John Michael Kohler manufacturing with the pure Kohler School Board Pres- 23, 2020 at 4:30 p.m. The link will best match the needs of the ident Sharon Reilly asks that to the Google Meet session is at School District of Kohler. 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1941 to Herbert V. Kohler, Sr. Ruth and her brother, Herbert conservation. ➜FREE SAMPLES AVAILABLE ➜ and Ruth DeYoung Kohler. V. Kohler, Jr. (currently Kohler Among the many awards A Military Discount is Always AVAILABLE! Ruth was a tireless champion Co. Executive Chairman) col- and honors Ruth has received Thank you for your service of under-recognized artists and laborated to serve as the driv- are: Honorary Fellow, Amer- Visit our store to learn more! art forms. She saw the arts as a ing forces behind the unique ican Craft Council, New York; Visit our website to driver of positive social change, intersection of industrial man- Governor’s Award for the Arts, gain insight! upholding the pillars of diversi- ufacturing and contemporary Wisconsin; Visionary Award, Invigorating Waters | 1084 Fond du Lac Avenue ty, inclusiveness and communi- art through the formation of the American Craft Museum, New Sheboygan Falls | 920-946-0607 | InvigoratingWaters.com ty involvement. Arts/Industry residency pro- York; Visionary Leadership Mon-Fri 10am-6pm | Sat 10am-2pm | Closed Sun & Holidays She believed passionately gram in 1974 with Kohler Co. Award, Center for Intuitive and that the arts, in all its iterations, This one-of-a-kind collab- Outside Art, Illinois; Visionary reveal who we are as a peo- oration with a manufacturer Lifetime Achievement Award, ple: past, present and future. of plumbing products became Museum of Art and Design, Through her work at the John world-renowned as one of the New York; Visionary Award, Montessori Children's Michael Kohler Arts Center, most remarkable alliances of American Folk Art Museum, Kohler Foundation Inc., Na- art and industry in the United New York; and honorary doc- House Preschool tional Endowment for the Arts, States. More than four decades torates from various institutions Family owned and operated since 1994 and the Wisconsin Arts Board, after the first artists stepped of higher learning. among others, she promoted eq- onto the pottery factory floor, She was preceded in death by uitable and inclusive access to nearly 500 residents have ben- her parents, Herbert V. Sr. and ENROLL NOW FOR 2021! the arts in her local community, efited from her visionary idea Ruth DeYoung; and a brother, her home state of Wisconsin, that artists and industrial crafts- Frederic. Ruth is survived by Infant (6 wks.), toddler, 3-6 preschool, and on national and internation- people can find commonality in her brother, Herbert V. Jr. (Na- and Kindergarten classes al levels. the exchange of creative ideas talie Black); two nieces, Laura (Before and after school care available) Ruth graduated from Ferry and technical expertise. Kohler (Steve Proudman) and Montessori certified & early childhood educated teachers Hall School, Lake Forest, Il- In 2016, Ruth stepped away Rachel Kohler (Mark Hoplama- linois in 1959. After earning from the directorship to con- zian); and one nephew, David Call for a tour! a Bachelor of Arts in art and centrate on making the Art Pre- Kohler (Nina). She is further 920-458-0510 art history at Smith College in serve a reality. In her new role survived by ten great-nieces “Free the child’s potential, and you will Northampton, Massachusetts as director of special initiatives, and nephews, and three great transform him into the world.” 1907 N. 20th St., Sheboygan and pursuing further studies at she worked with the board of great-nieces and nephews. Dr. Maria Montessori (Italy) www.sheboyganmontessori.com University of Wisconsin and the directors, Arts Center staff, and In addition to her many con- M-F 7:00am – 5:30pm University of Hamburg, Ruth Tres Birds of Denver, Colorado tributions to the arts and the spent a year in Wisconsin teach- in the design and completion community, Ruth will be re- ing art in Beloit public schools. of plans for the new facility on membered by family and friends Lakeshore Chorale, Inc. named She then joined the faculty at Sheboygan’s west side. Con- for her 1,000-watt smile that COVID-19 Cultural Grant Awardee University of Alberta-Calgary, struction began in 2018 and in made you feel like you were the The Lakeshore Chorale has rection of Heather Hammond, Canada where she founded the June 2021, Ruth’s vision of a center of her attention, her keen been named a recipient of a Lakeshore Chorale has a mem- printmaking program. That was center devoted to artist-built sense of humor, and her love of COVID-19 Cultural Grant as bership of nearly 150 singers, followed by more than a year in environments will welcome its a well-crafted sentence. Ruth part of Governor Tony Evers’ including a number of Kohler Spain working as an artist and first visitors. had a gift for connecting with announcement that $15 million students. exploring the region’s vernacu- At the time she left the direc- young and old not just through in COVID-19 Cultural Organi- Mindful of how singing lar and Paleolithic art. torship of the Arts Center, the appreciating art but through cre- zation Grants has been awarded spreads COVID 19, Stokes She served as the John Mi- board of directors honored Ruth ating art as well, whether it was to 385 cultural organizations said the adult chorale is in the chael Kohler Arts Center’s Di- by naming her Director Emeri- plastering a piñata for a birth- across Wisconsin. The Lake- process of creating a virtual rector from 1972–2016, hav- ta of the Arts Center. This life- day, decorating an Easter egg, shore Chorale is the recipient choir to perform Dan Forrest’s ing started as a volunteer and long title is a testament to her or crafting the perfect cartoon of CARES Grant funds to main- Hark the Herald Angels Sing. holding the position of Assis- tremendous contribution to the Christmas card. Ruth was an tain essential operations while The piece will be available on in-person performances are sus- the organization’s social media tant Director from 1968–1972. fields of art environments and illustrator in every sense of the pended. sites for the holidays. Through her guidance, the Arts self-taught and folk art as well word, imbuing the lives of those “The Chorale was saddened Administered by the Wis- Center grew from a local arts as contemporary art—and to her close to her with indescribable to have to cancel our live per- consin Department of Adminis- center to an internationally rec- great success in guiding the Arts color and detail. Her friends and formances for the 2020-2021 tration (DOA), the COVID-19 ognized institution presenting Center to become the renowned family will continue to cherish season,” Lakeshore Chorale Cultural Organizations Grant contemporary art, the work of institution it is today. the joy she brought to our own Board President Eva Stokes program provides grants to vernacular artists, performing Ruth also served on the stories. said. “This grant will help us nonprofit organizations whose arts, and the work of art-envi- Kohler Foundation, Inc., board To learn more about meet our budget needs which primary missions are to pro- ronment builders. from 1969-2019 and as the Ruth Kohler’s countless con- continue whether or not we per- duce, present, or exhibit cul- In the decades that followed, Foundation’s President from tributions to the arts and well- form in concert.” tural disciplines such as music, artist-built environments be- 1999-2006. She was also a ma- deserved accolades, visit John “Just like small businesses, dance, theater, literature, and came a focus of Ruth’s atten- jor shareholder in privately held Michael Kohler Art Center’s tri- cultural organizations have tak- the visual arts, or items of en- tion. Through landmark exhibi- Kohler Co., headquartered in bute at RuthKohlerTribute.com en a major financial hit,” DOA vironmental or scientific inter- tions at the John Michael Kohler Kohler, Wisconsin. and Kohler Co.’s tribute at Secretary Joel Brennan. “We’re est. Grant awards can be used to Arts Center and in partnership Her contributions to arts CelebrateRuthKohler.com. all in this together. We hope that cover pandemic-related impacts these funds will make it possi- such as lost revenue, increased with Kohler Foundation Inc., across Wisconsin and the U.S. In lieu of flowers, donations ble for us to be able to enjoy the workers’ compensation costs, she worked to change how art are numerous, including serv- in Ruth’s name can be made to museums, theaters, and music cleaning and sanitization, and environments are perceived and ing as Chairman and member the John Michael Kohler Arts from these organizations once it purchases of services or equip- valued by the arts world and the of the Wisconsin Arts Board, on Center in Sheboygan and Intu- is safe to do so again.” ment to facilitate telework by public. Under her direction, the the National Endowment for the it, The Center of Intuitive and Lakeshore Chorale has been employees. Arts Center collection grew to Arts as a Visual Artists Organi- Outsider Art in Chicago. The offering five concerts per season More information regarding include over 25,000 works by zation panel member and past family, in coordination with the for over 35 years. Consisting of the COVID-19 Cultural Organi- more than 30 art-environment site evaluator. Ruth also creat- John Michael Kohler Arts Cen- one adult choir under the direc- zation Grant Program is avail- builders. ed the Preservation Committee ter, will be hosting a celebration tion of Neil Bubke and three able HERE. A full list of grant Under Ruth’s leadership, ar- of Kohler Foundation, Inc. and of Ruth’s life at a later date. children’s choirs under the di- winners is available HERE. NOVEMBER 21, 2020 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM 5 Youth football players receive Doug KLC’s Ryan Eigenberger Bocchini Leadership Award selected as Packers Coach Kohler eighth grader An- Silvestri and Bocchini started Aaron Justinger. “It was an thony Justinger and Chase the program in 2008 for kids in honor having Doug present the of the Week Konitzer of Oostburg Christian grades 5-8 at Kohler, Sheboy- awards and share the history of The Green Bay Packers on Eigenberger, played high were awarded the 2020 Doug gan Chistian and Sheboygan our program. Chase and Antho- November 12 named KLC foot- school football and baseball at Bocchini Leadership Award. Lutheran. ny have worked hard on and off ball coach Ryan Eigenberger as Sheboygan North, and gradu- The Leadership Award was “Doug spent many years the field helping recruit kids, High School Coach of the Week ated from UW-Whitewater in conceived in 2012 by Scott Sil- getting our youth program or- organizing team activities, and according to a release from wis- 2013. He joined the KLC staff vestri as a way to honor Bocchi- ganized, helped bring our three donating time so KLC youth sports.net. in 2016 as an assistant coach. Last year, Eigenberger was ni for his efforts in maintaining schools together, and got kids football remains successful. I Prior to Eigenberger taking named the head coach of the the youth football program. excited about football,” said have enjoyed watching these over the program last year, KLC KLC Youth Football Coach two boys develop into leaders!” was winless in 2018. Under three-school program. Eigenberger’s leadership, the Eigenberger attributes the team improved to 3-6, narrow- Coach of the Week Award to ly missing the playoffs in 2019. his staff and players’ hard work Eigenberger and his team con- and meeting the challenges that tinued to build on their success have come with this unique and have completely turned the year. program around this season. “It’s a great honor to me as a “I think one of the biggest lifelong Packers fan to win this things, in looking at the changes award. But what it reflects more we have made, is really looking is just how hard our players at what type of athletes we have have worked, and how they’ve in the Sheboygan County area, at responded so well during this our three schools, and how best whole 2020 season. Starting all we can utilize their skills,” said the way back in March, they Eigenberger. “We’re not going were tracking their workouts at to be the type that is going to home that we would give them. be a power run team ever. It’s a Then right away in July, as big basketball area around here, soon as we could, we had great and those guys like to have the turnouts at our workouts every ball in their hands, so we want- day, and I think that’s what we ed to spread it around and get are seeing come through now. the ball out there as much as we So, it’s really a great honor to can. That’s not done very much win this as a coach, but it’s re- Chase Konitzer, Doug Bocchini, Anthony Justinger even in the state of Wisconsin, ally the whole thing that we’re the way we spread it around and putting together as a team and throw the ball. There are more as a program. We really have so teams that have been doing it in many guys buying into that and the last five years, but it is still a it’s incredible to be a part of.” lot of power run, wing-t offens- Eigenberger and his staff es. We said, ‘Come be a part of oversee a program of 34 play- something new to this area, to ers. His assistant staff includes our three schools, let’s make Mike Nikson, Patton Connour, Fully Insured this a football area. Let’s buck Corey Girdaukas and Rob Mi- Local Family Owned that [power run] trend, but also chael. In addition to being the IICRC Certified Technician not fight what we don’t have. head coach, Eigenberger is also Let’s utilize our skills, our ath- a social studies and English leticism, and let’s be leaders in teacher at Kohler High School. 6 OCTOBER 15, 2014 = KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM that regard.’”

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Hospitality & Real ects that have become integral to ion Valley Pulled BBQ Chicken October against Ozaukee 6-0. /paba Estate Group hosts Harvest for the the support of low income, working Sliders, Pork Pot Roast, Vegetable Hungry benefit as a prelude to the individuals and families. Lasagna, Slow-Roasted Beef Tips Kohler Food & Wine Experience. The 2013 event raised more than and a kids-focused menu. (Wine In partnership with Sargento, $15,000 for United Way of Sheboy- and beer available for purchase). Kohler invites the public to enjoy a gan County. For the full menu visit: gourmet Fall-harvest themed lunch The event will take place Tues- uwofsc.org/events/harvest-for-the- or dinner created by the chefs of the day, October 21, 2014 at the Kohler hungry/. Kitchens of Kohler restaurants. The Food & Wine Experience Main TICKETS: Single person (Lunch Bomber Basketball Club Raffle event will feature local entertain- Stage Tent located at The Shops at or Dinner) - $12; Family of Four calendar winners for August 2014 ment & raffles. All proceeds will be Woodlake, West Parking Lot in the (Dinner) - $25 (two adults, two donated to the United Way of She- Village of Kohler. Seating on the children). Date Name City, State Amount boygan County Food for Tomorrow hour for lunch and dinner. Lunch: Children (5-12) - $7; Children 4 1 Tanya Hansen Connecticut $150 initiative, which addresses the 11:00 a.m.-Noon; Noon-1:00 p.m.; and under – Free. 2 Sue Ruminski Kohler, WI $20 changing nature of the economy 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Dinner: 5:00- * Cash or check only, payable to 3 Karen & Dick Wiczek Sheboygan, WI $20 and the food supply system in She- 6:00 p.m.; 6:00-7:00 p.m.; 7:00- United Way. To purchase with a 4 Christine Campione Kohler, WI $20 boygan County. The scope of the 8:00 p.m. credit card, visit initiative includes food pantries and Some of this year’s dishes in- harvest2014.brownpapertickets.co 5 Laura Halvorsen Kohler, WI $20 other feeding programs and proj- clude: Thai Pumpkin Soup, Domin- m. (920) 458-3425 6 Frederick Strassburger Sheboygan, WI $20 7 Amy Spannagle Sheboygan, WI $20 8 Ken Roeder Kohler, WI $20 9 Tammy Shaw Sheboygan, WI $20 Junior Achievement names new 10 Alice Krier Oostburg, WI $20 11 Grant & Monica Carlson Chicago, IL $20 Chairman and Vice Chairman 12 Ron Hummitzsch Kohler, WI $20 Heun and Grosshuesch Take the Helm for 13 Julia Morales Kohler, WI $20 14 Dirk Willis Kohler, WI $20 Financial Literacy 15 Casey Girdaukas Sheboygan, WI $20 Junior Achievement of Wiscon- Mr. Grosshuesch people of the Sheboygan area to 16 John Brotz Kiel, WI $20 sin East Central District is proud to has also been a succeed,” said Heun. 17 Emma Fillafer Sheboygan Falls, WI $20 announce Steve Heun, CFO of classroom volun- “Junior Achievement was Vollrath Company in Sheboygan, teer, and serves founded in 1919 and established in 18 Alex Johnston Kohler, WI $20 as the financial as Chairman of Wisconsin in 1949, and we’re 19 Krueger Family Kohler, WI $20 empowerment Junior Achieve- thankful for the support of our 20 Gini Tee Marble Falls, TX $20 organization’s ment’s annual local community leaders,” said 21 Sandra Garland Kohler, WI $20 new Chairman Business Chal- Junior Achievement District Direc- 22 Susie Wandschneider Kohler, WI $20 of its Board of lenge. Mr. Heun Steve Heun tor, Mary Monday. “We are appre- Directors. Mr. and Mr. Grosshuesch will serve in ciative of the past Chairman's 23 Shakira Wery Sheboygan, WI $20 Heun has a two year term capacity, taking guidance, excited about the new 24 Todd Wagner Kohler, WI $20 served Junior over for outgoing chairman Jen- leadership of our Board and look 25 Katie LeBlanc Kohler, WI $20 Achievement nifer Rindt, Product Manager forward to increasing our commit- Jon Grosshuesch 26 Julia Hart Kohler, WI $20 as a classroom KOHLER Brand Showering. ment to help the children of the 27 Mike Peters Kohler, WI $20 volunteer, Board Member, and “We thank Jennifer for her hard Sheboygan area own their eco- Vice Chairman. Assuming the role work, vision, and dedication to nomic success.” 28 Sarah Slessman Paradise Valley, AZ $20 of the organization’s Vice Chair- Junior Achievement and look for- 29 Karen Hogan Kohler, WI $20 man is Jon Grosshuesch, Presi- ward to continuing her passionate 30 Kale Schnettler Kohler, WI $20 dent/CEO of Oostburg State Bank. work in empowering the young 6 NOVEMBER 21, 2020 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Pine Haven Christian Communities to open dedicated Covid-19 recovery unit Next Issue: In response to the ongoing including specialized MD’s. All medical attention, and must additional resources within our DEC. 5 upsurge in Covid cases, Pine employees working will wear be discharged from a hospital community amidst this public Haven is converting its Re- appropriate PPE (Personal Pro- or are within quarantine. This health crisis and as Covid-19 deemer Home on the Haven tective Equipment). As an addi- will not affect the non-Covid cases continue to rise. The DEADLINE Drive campus in Sheboygan tional safety precaution, work is rehabilitation unit at the Haven Pine Haven’s own Medi- will be Falls into a dedicated Covid-19 being done to create a negative Drive campus, which will re- cal Director, Dr, Brian De- Recovery Unit with occupan- pressure environment, equiva- main in operation. Master, said “Pine Haven is a NOV. 27 cy for up to 14 residents. This lent to a hospital setting. Pine Haven is pleased to faith-based community, and as self-contained, independent The purpose of the unit, provide this service to the com- Christians we are told to care unit will have dedicated staff scheduled to open on Thurs- munity. Their mission, to offer for our community and those in and extensive support both from day, November 12, is to provide a Christ-centered, safe haven need. Today that would include their Infection Preventionist as skilled nursing care for people with quality, compassionate those with Covid-19 needing well as their hospital partners who have the coronavirus, need care dovetails with the need of post-hospital treatment.” Business Card Corner

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Van Horn purchases Ford and KIA dealerships in Sheboygan Employee Owned Auto Group expands Sheboygan County brand offering Sheboygan, WI, November 16, best to show our appreciation ty adds, “4-H is an important yond their classroom and virtu- Automotive Group has grown 2020 – Van Horn Automotive through community volunteer- part of the Sheboygan Coun- al classroom experiences.” to include 17 automotive deal- Group has purchased Brantmei- ing and donation. This is now a ty community. We appreciate Van Horn Automotive erships, a finance company, a er Ford KIA of Sheboygan, lo- period in our life that we want this financial support from Van Group, Inc. is a family born, real estate business and sever- cated at 3624 Kohler Memorial to spend more time with fami- Horn, in a year when our larg- employee owned automotive al insurance companies. The Drive. The acquisition marks ly and related activities. We’re est fundraiser could not be held group with headquarters in group employs over 580 peo- the fourth Ford dealership for confident Van Horn Automo- due to the COVID-19 pandem- Plymouth, Wisconsin. Founded ple throughout Wisconsin and Van Horn Automotive Group, tive Group will be great own- ic. It will support programs and in 1966 by Joe Van Horn as a Iowa. For employment oppor- bringing their total number of ers, since they share our same opportunities for young people single Chevrolet dealership, tunities visit the Careers page at locations to seventeen through- values of customer service and throughout Sheboygan County and purchased by his children: www.vhcars.com. out Wisconsin and Iowa. community involvement.” to learn, discover and grow be- Chuck and Teresa, Van Horn Ford has been part of Van Van Horn Automotive Horn’s brand offering for five Group prides itself in support- years, but the nearest location ing the community around all was Van Horn Ford of Lomira their locations. In celebration st until now. “We’re very excited of this new store opening, 1 Annual to be adding Ford as well as Van Horn will donate $100 to our first KIA dealership to the Sheboygan County 4-H for “Stuff the Squad” area,” said Chuck Van Horn, every vehicle sold from Van co-CEO of Van Horn Auto- Horn Ford KIA of Sheboygan motive Group. “We now offer through the remainder of 2020. Food Drive twelve factory brands that can “We have been a supporter be shopped and serviced right of 4-H for many years,” said All donations will be forwarded to the… here in our home base of She- Teresa Van Horn, co-CEO of Saturday, December 12th boygan County. As the only Van Horn Automotive Group. 10am to 2pm Employee Owned auto group in “Many of our employees have Target  4085 STH 28 the state of Wisconsin, we look children involved in 4-H and forward to providing more job we like to participate in the an- opportunities for the communi- nual meat auctions they hold ty.” Rick Brantmeier, owner of at local county fairs. 4-H is Help stock the shelves for Brantmeier Ford Lincoln KIA an excellent organization that Items needed: • Rice of Sheboygan said, “Since my teaches great life lessons for • Cereal/Oatmeal the Holidays! • Canned Fruit • Personal Care Items father, Dick, opened this Ford kids; giving them opportuni- • Canned Chicken/Tuna (Toothbrushes, dealership in Sheboygan in ties to learn and grow through • Canned Soup Toothpaste, Shampoo, 1979, it has meant a lot to our hands-on experience, and have • Pasta Deodorant) family. We’ve always enjoyed fun doing it.” Sarah Tarjeson, the support from the Sheboygan 4-H Youth Development Ed- area community, and we did our ucator for Sheboygan Coun- 8 NOVEMBER 21, 2020 | THE KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM

Saturday, Nov 21 The Immigrant Winery Hours 4-10pm offers at Craverie- Free chocolate bar with the Live Music (weather permitting) The Wisconsin Room purchase of any 9-piece box of chocolates, OR Taverne on Woodlake Patio 7-10am À la Carte Breakfast a free 2-piece peppermint Terrapin with every Ryan McIntrye | 5-9 pm Noon-8pm Three Course Menu Adults $55, purchase over $50! Live Music (weather permitting) Three Course Menu Children $35 Kohler Gardener Gazebo Courtyard No regular menu offered. Reservations re- 8am-6pm | 5-9 pm quired. From 8am-9am, receive 25% off select holiday Winter Wonderland (weather permitting) Library Bar Hours 4-9pm décor. 10am-9pm From 9am-10am, receive 20% off select holiday River Wildlife - CLOSED Sunday, Nov 22 décor. From 10am-6pm, receive a complimentary Winter Wonderland- Community Day Friday, Nov 27 fresh outdoor evergreen door swag with a pur- 10am-6pm Live Music (weather permitting) chase of $75 or more- while supplies last. Free Admission Taverne on Woodlake Patio Experience a storybook day at Destination Ryan McIntrye | 5-9 pm Scentualities Kohler with your favorite winter activities in Winter Wonderland (weather permitting) 8am-6pm one location. Winter Wonderland offers ice 3pm-9pm From 8-10am, with every purchase of $75 or skating, cross-country skiing, hockey, curling Set the Season Aglow more, receive a free pair of Barefoot Dreams and more! With a cozy warming shelter and The Shops at Woodlake Kohler cozy socks. hot chocolate bar, it’s the perfect place to play Explore our collection of shops and discov- Enjoy other discounts throughout the day from and make memories. Kohler residents enjoy er exciting promotions and complimentary 10am-6pm. free admission on Sunday, November 22nd. events. Shop early for special savings in Wisconsin Trader Destinationkohler.com/wonderland select stores. 8am-6pm Wednesday, Nov 25 2pm-4pm Santa and Mrs. Claus visit The From 8am-10am, enjoy exclusive saving of The American Club Special Events Shops at Woodlake 50%-70% off on Frye boots and handbags for Thanksgiving Take & Heat Meal Black FRYEday. 2pm-6pm Visit with real reindeer Family of 4 - $85 From 10am-6pm, buy 5 Old World Christmas To purchase meals, go to our website ameri- 10am-6pm The Shops at Woodlake Kohler ornaments and get one free. canclubresort.com. Choose Shopping-Kohler Holiday Customer Service Center opens Kohler Swing Studio Collection-Events Sign up for a pickup time for the season, offering complimentary gift 8am-9pm between 11am-3pm. wrapping for all your Shops at Woodlake Complimentary gift with your purchase of $100 Contact-free pick up will be at The American Kohler purchases. or more. Club underground parking structure Little Love Baby and Children’s Boutique Bold Cycle in front of the sliding glass doors. Present your 6am-6pm 10am-5pm license against the window Waking up early will be worth it to shop extra Open 30 minutes before/after scheduled rides. Open trunk or hatch to have order placed amazing early bird deals. In addition, receive Receive 25% off any one regular priced apparel inside. a free ornament with the purchase of any size item in the BOLD boutique. Cuddle + Kind doll. Additional special discounts Yoga on the Lake Thursday, Nov 26 will continue throughout the day. 10am-5pm Blackwolf Run Free ornament while supplies last. Om for the holidays. Receive 25% off any one Lunch 11am-5pm | Dinner 5-9pm regular-priced yoga apparel item. Special Menu $28, plus tax and gratuity. Regu- Sweet Potato’s lar Menu also available. Reservations required. 6am- 6pm ARTspace- A Gallery of the John Michael Refuel with warm caffeinated beverages and Kohler Arts Center The Craverie Chocolatier Café - 7am-3pm 10am-6pm yummy treats, as well as extra-special early Shop for one-of-a-kind items for everyone on Whistling Straits bird discounts from 6-10am. Discounts contin- your gift list. Spend $50 or more on regular 11am -5pm Lunch Menu and Traditional ue throughout the day, so shop Sweet Potato’s priced merchandise to draw a 10, 20 or 50% off Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner $24 for gifts everyone is sure to love. coupon that applies directly to your purchase. Reservations required. Press + Chill Kacia Taverne on Woodlake 7:30 am-4pm 10am -6pm Noon-5pm Regular Lunch Menu | 5-8pm Regu- Free BLACK coffee all day long With a purchase of $25 or more receive a free lar Dinner Menu, plus specials of the day 30% off all retail items face mask or hair mask, while supplies last. 16oz Detox Lemonade $8 The Greenhouse - 7am-5pm Taverne on Woodlake The Horse & Plow - 10am-4pm Lunch | A Shop Named Sixty 11am-10pm 4-10pm Dinner 8am-6pm Free appetizer with purchase of wine or a spe- Regular menu with specials of the day. Shop early from 8am-10am and receive a com- cialty cocktail. plimentary hat or pair of Stance socks of your Limit one coupon per two guests. The Immigrant Restaurant choice with a purchase of $75.00 or more. 4-9pm Chef’s Tasting Menu, Regular À la Carte The Shops at Woodlake are committed to the Special discounts continue all day from 10am- Menu also available. Reservations required. health and safety of our guests and associ- 6pm. Served on Thanksgiving Day 11/26, Friday ates. With safety as our top priority, we have 11/27 and Saturday 11/28 Craverie Chocolatier Café enhanced our high standards of cleanliness. $120 Tasting Menu, $195 with Wine Pairing, 8am-6pm Please join us in following local guidelines for $230 with Reserve Wine Pairing Visit Craverie and enter drawing for a chance social distancing and wearing a facial covering to win a KOHLER Original Recipe Chocolate in all our public spaces. Gift Basket. Winner will be announced on Saturday, Nov 28 Monday, November 30. Enjoy more special Live Music (weather permitting) Taverne on Woodlake Patio Jake Williams | 5-9 pm Winter Wonderland (weather permitting) 10am-9pm

Sunday, Nov 29 Winter Wonderland 10am-6pm