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Kohler second grade teacher Lori Wisconsin in the National Teacher of the Neurohr was named Wisconsin Elementary Year program and will receive an addition- School Educator of the Year during a sur- al $6,000 award from the Herb Kohl prise assembly led by State Superintendent Educational Foundation. More details on Elizabeth Burmaster. The award, which is the selection will appear in the November presented through the Herb Kohl issue of The Kohler Villager. Educational Foundation, was a complete “Lori Neurohr is a teacher who is con- surprise to Neurhor who along with her stantly searching for the best ways to help teaching colleagues and local reporters, her students, then implements them with wondered what well kept secret warranted a compassion and creativity,” said Burmaster. visit by dignitaries from Madison and a TV “Colleagues and parents praise her excep- crew from a Milwaukee news station. tional work ethic, her caring and fun-loving approach in the classroom, her leadership and collaborative spirit, and her tireless quest for new methods to help students attain success.” A Department of Instruction press release stated that Neurohr “has researched and implemented a number of innovations to help students in her class, and shares that State Superintendent Elizabeth Burmaster addresses assembly of school students and faculty knowledge with her colleagues through spoke to her colleagues in the assembly effort than I do, and you all do a wonderful presentations, committees, collaborative audience saying there are so many teachers job in your classrooms, and I just share this projects, and informal conversations. doing so many wonderful things – especial- with all of you.” Neurohr works a remarkable number of ly in the Kohler district – that to be singled Neurohr holds degrees from Lakeland summer and after-school hours: tutoring out was “very humbling.” Neurohr went on College in Sheboygan and Cardinal Stritch and supporting students, volunteering, and to say “I’m very, very appreciative, but I University in Milwaukee. She will be hon- Lori Neurohr –Elementary School Educator of the Year improving her classroom. Additionally, she just want to tip my hat to all of my col- ored during Burmaster’s State of Education Of the approximately 63,300 teachers volunteers in the community and pursues leagues because none of you do any less speech and awards ceremony Sept. 18 at the working in Wisconsin, Neurohr was one of professional development to further than I do, none of you put forth any less State Capitol in Madison. four Wisconsin educators to accept the enhance her teaching abilities. She partners award and will represent Wisconsin’s PK- readily with parents and is praised for the 12 educators for the next year. A panel of way she ‘embraces, with grace and a strong educators, parents, and community leaders management acumen,’ classes of about two Ebben Field restoration selected the four Teachers of the Year from dozen diverse learners, including gifted and a pool of 86 Kohl Teacher Fellows who talented youth and children with special were named in spring 2008. As part of the needs.” One of Neurhor’s second-grade stu- to benefit entire Village honor, Neurohr will receive a $3,000 award dents was quoted as writing, “I jump out of from U. S. Senator Herb Kohl, through his bed each morning and can’t wait to get to Submitted by Jim O’Donnell, member of the enrollment and the property tax base to sup- educational foundation. As of this printing, school. We have the best teacher in the School Board’s Finance and Buildings and port it would not begin to benefit the the same committee has selected one world.” Grounds committee. Schools’ budget for 3 to 5 years. Ebben Field will be refurbished thanks Teacher of the Year who will represent In her acceptance speech, Neurohr Mr. Kohler’s generosity will insure, as he to the Kohler Co.y and Mr. Herbert V. requested, that the Ebben Field renovation Kohler. This was another act of commit- would begin immediately so that athletic ment by the Company and its Chairman to programming wouldn’t be interrupted. the continued success of Kohler students. However, Mr. Kohler also asked that the However, it will also accrue to the benefit eventual build-out be of high quality and and appeal of the Village overall. reinforce the heritage, achievements, val- As a member of the School Board’s ues, and traditions of the Kohler Schools. Finance and Buildings and Grounds com- The latter will assure that this commitment mittees, I (Jim O’Donnell) know that pro- to the school community will extend to the viding funds to keep all school facilities benefit of the entire Village. An attractive safe, useable, and attractive has not been recreational facility will result and be avail- possible for the School Board for many able to all residents for years and years to years and is expected to be a continuing come. A “green space,” in a central Village challenge. Virtually all funds received are location, will be created. And, through directed toward maintaining the quality of appropriate design, architecture, signage, the Kohler Schools’ on-going educational fencing, and landscaping, Ebben Field will programs. Even if residential development also bridge the surrounding industrial, initiatives that would activate the Village’s retail, residential, and academic properties,

WTMJ4 reporter Scott Steele interviews Remy Havens, Olivia DePagter and Ally Prendergast recently released Comprehensive (zoning) in the most attractive way, to the benefit of (View videos at Kohlervillager.com) Plan were undertaken immediately, school all. 2 SEPTEMBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Correction: Junior Achievement kicks The September issue of The Kohler Villager misidentified a local Tai Chi instructor as Lina Luckway. The correct off fundraising campaign name is Lina Petrich. Organization’s “economics of life” programs reach 43 schools in the Sheboygan area

Sheboygan, Wisconsin – Junior “Junior Achievement is proud to provide Teachers in 400 classrooms value the Achievement of Wisconsin’s Sheboygan business relevant experiences to K-12 stu- area volunteer’s time and the community District announced today that its annual dents of the Sheboygan area,” said connections that JA provides. According to fundraising drive has begun and hopes to Renzelmann. “When students experience Kathy Gueldenzopf, a Sheboygan Fall’s reach a goal of $138,000. JA, they experience success. Junior elementary teacher, “The topics fit our cur- The funds raised will provide programs Achievement inspires young people to be riculum benchmarks and are presented in a for more than 8,000 students during the successful in life with vital programs on hands-on, interactive format. The visuals 2008-09 school year and will be taught by workforce readiness, entrepreneurship, and Reiki and hands-on materials help the students to over 240 volunteers. The Junior financial literacy. With the support of gen- activate prior knowledge and build new Reiki is a Japanese form of deep relaxation and stress Achievement (JA) fundraising campaign erous donors in the Sheboygan area, JA can reduction, which also promotes healing. All Reiki is co-chaired by Mike Albinger from continue to make that happen.” More than knowledge.” sessions include: Classroom volunteers return year after ACUITY and chairman of the JA board in 800 business and individuals support x Scan for Low-Energy Areas of the Body Sheboygan and John Renzelmann of M&I Junior Achievement. year, recognizing Junior Achievement’s x Balance Energy Centers Bank. part in preparing students for success in the x Why Low-Energy Has Developed x Suggestions for Maintaining High-Energy global economy. Katie Delahunt owns Delahunt Law Offices LLC and reflects Other Services x Reiki Training upon her life experiences of setting up and x Meditation Training running her own business when teaching x Spiritual Counseling x Reconnective Healing® JA. “It is very rewarding to see a child

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Independently owned and published 12 times yearly by Terra Media, L.L.C. ©2008 The Kohler Villager -- All Rights Reserved Printed by The Plymouth Review Editor - Mary Struck THE KOHLER VILLAGER Terra Media, L.L.C. 219 Church St. Kohler, WI 53044. 920-331-4904 Web: www.kohlervillager.com E-mail: [email protected]. THE KOHLER VILLAGER welcomes contributions of news and photos of civic events from readers. Editorial staff reserves the right to edit as necessary. Advertising and submission deadline: The 20th of each month. KOHLERVILLAGER.COM OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER 3 Village announces Halloween activities and In theaters nationwide October 24 Trick-or-treat hours You’re Invited Trick-or-treat and bon fire to join us “Creepy Sunday Funday” scheduled for October 26 As we celebrate Vera Bradley and to be held October 31 “Disney’s High School Musical 3: Senior Year”! All Village residents are invited to put rain, the event will be held at the Village Trick-or-Treat will take place between Fun, Food and Prizes!

gymnasium in Kohler school. High School Musical 3 elements © Disney. Inc. Bradley Designs, Vera ©2008 on their best costumes and have a blast at 5:00-7:00 p.m. on October 31. The bon fire See store associate for details. “Creepy Sunday Funday” to be held at Planned activities include scavenger will begin at 7:15 northwest of the high QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Ravine Park on October 26, 2008 from hunts, age appropriate games for all ages, school athletic field. Attendees may park in Don’t miss this 3:00-5:00 p.m. Kids must be 9 years old to prizes, best costume prizes, treats for all of the Inn on Woodlake parking lot. The Kohler Fire Department will be monitoring attend without supervision. In the event of the kids and a wienie roast. this event. season’s BIGGEST event! Come join us at Sweet All your protection under Potato’s on Sunday, October ® Shoo the Flu one roof. 12th from 3:00-6:00. With One call is all it takes to get the insurance & Pneumonia Too! every $35 purchase, you will you need. Auto, home, business, health, receive one free print-at- life and more, I’m ready to help. At Kohler Village Hall home adult admission movie 10/8/2008 10:00 am - 2:00 pm pass to see “High School Musical 3: Senior Year,” 11/5/2008 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm opening in theaters Flu Shot $30 nationwide October 24.* (*Excludes taxes, shipping and handling.) Sue Breitbach-FFenn Agency 3626 Erie Ave, Pneumonia Shot $45 Sheboygan, WI 53081 (920) 457-1950 Medicare Part B, Medicare Advantage Plans and Medicaid accepted. [email protected] Present your card. Participants must be 9 years or older to receive a www.suebfenn.com vaccination. A parent or guardian MUST be present with anyone under the age of 18. For more information, please call the Aurora VNA of Wisconsin in Sheboygan American Family Mutual Insurance Company and its Subsidiaries Home Office – Madison, WI 53783 at 920-458-4314. The Shops at Woodlake, Kohler, WI © 2006 002134 – 3/06 M-F 10-6, Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5

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Kohler Co. associates and Kohler residents – Beautiful and secluded, River Wildlife JOIN RIVER WILDLIFE is a distinguished private wilderness club AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF whose members share a love of nature, A SPECIAL RATE AND the environment and outdoor recreation. INITIATION FEE WAIVER. Enjoy nature’s gifts year-round on more Annual membership – than 500 acres of unspoiled land, October 1, 2008 through 7 miles of the meandering Sheboygan September 30, 2009 River and more than 30 miles of General Individual woodland trails. Membership $90.30 Member activities include guided General Family horseback rides, clay shooting sports, Membership $162.75 (Includes spouse, and children canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hike-in under 18 years old) campsites and overnight stays at our Student Membership rustic Tomczyk Cabin. $46.20 Contact River Wildlife at 920.457.0134 for additional details or membership application.

Dining and hunting privileges are not included. Land use only. 4 OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Kohler Design Center unveils new designer bathrooms exist, Slifer blended natural, recyclable that meet a reclaimed teak shower grate; materials with leading edge technology to with Kohler DTV II technology, water-con- create a calm, serene environment that both serving showerheads, and low-flow body nurtures and rejuvenates the spirit. sprays it proves perfect for a short soak or a Upon entering the space, the eyes are prolonged, saturating experience. A main immediately drawn to the gentle glow of floor of reclaimed oak leads to a secluded flickering candles which, surrounded by space featuring a waterless urinal and high sustainable Mesquite wood tile, serve as efficiency toilet – two technologies that ele- one focal point for the space. The warmth of gantly save water, a treasured resource. the light is balanced by the cool, pristine These rooms are now on display at the nature of glass lavatory sinks, which rest on Kohler Design Center, which is always free a recycled concrete countertop and custom to the public for viewing. To learn more bamboo base cabinet. A large showering about the Design Center, visit area features a wall of recycled metal tiles www.kohlerdesigncenter.com.

Visit us One of the new showrooms at the Kohler Design Center and receive a FREE cup of coffee OFFER VALID THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2008. The Kohler Design Center in Kohler, textures seek to envelop the user in sur- Wisconsin, is truly something one must roundings of total organic placidity. experience in person. The design impetus for the “Caldera” More than just a showroom, the Kohler bathroom was wholly inspired by the intox- Design Center is a multilevel, 36,000 icating views from the village of Oia on the square-foot Mecca for innovative product Grecian island of Santorini. The geography design and technology, creative achieve- and history of Oia make it a natural oasis of Five inspiring NEW designer rooms created by ment, and American manufacturing history. relaxation – as it is known for its spectacu- Featuring spaces designed by interna- lar view of the Caldera, a body of water that Clodagh, Laura Kirar, Amy Lau, tionally renowned interior designers, the rests under the sunset vista. Visitors in Oia Bella Mancini and Beth Slifer Kohler Design Center has become a place stay in historic cave villas built into cliffs – for the dramatic exploration of design cliffs which they must ascend before they Monday – Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday and Sunday 10am-4pm ideas, the quintessence of Kohler’s com- can see this spectacular view. 101 Upper Road, Kohler, Wisconsin 920.457.3699 KohlerDesignCenter.com mitment to providing products that con- Having experienced this ascent, and the tribute to a higher level of gracious living. awe-inspiring view that ensues, Amy Lau New for 2008 are five bathrooms decided to fashion her own Oia ascent com- designed by world renowned professionals plete with a modest set of steps leading to in their industry. These rooms represent the the bath. Upon reaching the top of these best in contemporary, traditional and steps visitors are immersed in the serenity of unique bathroom experiences. the bathtub and fireplace, just as visitors to New Designer Rooms Oia upon reaching the summit of the cliffs French author Marguerite Duras’ novel are enrapt by the tranquil waters of the L’amant, translated: The Lover, serves as Caldera at rest under the fiery sun. The the inspiration for this elegant bath setting inclusion of this small set of steps sets the Banking from designer Laura Kirar. Featuring bath apart from the rest of its environment, pieces from her extensive collections for making it a true retreat from everyday anxi- Kallista, Baker Furniture, and McGuire, eties. simplified the space exists to transport in stages the In Del Mar, her bath setting, Bella user from a world of work and worry to an Zakarian Mancini created a space reminis- environment of sublime luxury. cent of a childhood spent in the scenic Duras’ novel vividly describes the inti- southern California resort town of the same macies and intricacies of a clandestine name. Known today for its perfect weather romance between a young, poor French girl and beautiful beaches, the Del Mar of Introducing a better way to bank. and an older, wealthy Chinese gentleman in decades past was known as the place for 1930s Indochina. The romantic and forbid- Hollywood’s elite to see and be seen – Bing ding nature of the story is mirrored in the Crosby, Jimmy Durante, and Lucy and Desi vibrancy of the color palette and materials Arnaz were frequent visitors to the city. chosen for the space; highly polished sur- Describing herself as “the type of girl We offer the competitive lending, deposit, trust, and faces and rich hues are contrasted with who likes to wiggle her toes in the sand…in worn, hand wrought finishes and matte col- a ball gown,” Mancini’s own personality investment services of a larger bank and combine it with ors. mirrors the rich history of Del Mar, and this the personalized touch of an independently owned and “The bathroom has never been more combination of natural elements and refined operated bank. Call us today. It’s that simple! important in people’s lives,” says Clodagh elegance is reflected in every facet of the of her latest design. Country Spa incorpo- space. rates principles of Feng Shui and wabi- A beautifully tiled floor features a custom sabi, the Japanese aesthetic which finds mosaic of blues and greens on a white back- beauty in the passage of time, to exist as an ground greets users as they enter the space. intimate space that transports users from a Reminiscent of the beach umbrellas that world of work and worry into a simple, yet provide shade and relaxation space for Del luxurious environment that captivates the Mar beachgoers, it serves the same function Where the community and trust come together! senses. for Mancini’s bath – inviting users to step in To access the space, the user must pass and enjoy an environment of carefree relax- through a softly lit portal, designed to ation and escape from their worlds of work increase one’s thoughtfulness and prepare and worry. 1160 Fond du Lac Ave., Sheboygan Falls the body for the cleansing ritual. The sound “We set out to prove one does not have to of gently bubbling water nearby soothes sacrifice beautiful design to build a sustain- 467-9596 the mind and activates the space, further able space,” said designer Beth Slifer. acting to immerse the user in an environ- Inspired by the intricate, delicate balances communitybankandtrust.com ment of relaxation. Earth tones and sensual that exist within nature that allow life to KOHLERVILLAGER.COM OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER 5 Suralik named Commended Student in National Dear Amy, “My fiancé and I are hoping to Merit Scholarship purchase our first home but we Program have no idea where to start. Kohler senior Kelly Suralik has been What advice do you have?” named a Commended Student in the 2009 First I'd like to say National Merit Scholarship Program. A let- Congratulations, What an excit- ter of Commendation from the school and A: ing time of your life! National Merit Scholarship Corporation For many people buying their first (NMSC), which conducts the program, will home is a dream. Unfortunately it can be presented by the principal to this also be a nightmare. scholastically talented senior. Finding the right home is the easy part of the equation. It's the contracts About 34,000 Commended Students and negotiations along with the legal throughout the nation are being recognized ramifications that create the uncomfort- for their exceptional academic promise. able part of the transaction for many Although they will not continue in the 2009 buyers. To help take away a lot of the competition for National Merit confusion a prospective buyer should Scholarships, Commended Students placed seek the help of a qualified REALTOR among the top five percent of more than 1.5 for representation, education and assis- tance. I am available to meet if you have million students who entered the 2009 com- more questions just call 377-1948, or petition by taking the 2007 Preliminary visit my Web Site at SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying www.AmyGutschow.com for articles Test (PSAT/NMSQT). and tips on Buying or Selling. “Recognition of academically talented There is nothing quite like purchas- students and the key role played by schools ing your dream home. It can be an excit- ing and emotional time in life. Like in their development is essential to the pur- every important landmark you come to suit of educational excellence in our in life, You don't want to feel alone...I'll nation,” commented a spokesperson for be there to guide you through the whole NMSC. “The young people named experience. Thanks for Asking Amy, I Commended Students have demonstrated am happy to help! outstanding academic potential by their I look forward strong performance in this highly competi- to hearing from you! tive program. We hope that this recognition will enhance their educational opportunities and that they will continue to diligently pur- sue their professional goals.” Kohler Senior Named a Semifinalist in the 2009 National Merit Scholarship Program Nicholas G. Henegar, son of George 21,000 high schools entered the 2009 throughout high school, be endorsed and the basis of their skills, accomplishments, and Aina Henegar of Kohler, has been National Merit Program by taking the 2007 recommended by the high school principal, and potential for success in rigorous col- named a 2009 National Merit Scholarship Preliminary SAT/National Merit and earn SAT scores that confirm the stu- lege studies, without regard to gender, Semifinalist. On September 10, 2008 offi- Scholarship Qualifying Test dent’s earlier performance on the qualifying race, ethnic origin, or religious preference. cials of the National Merit Scholarship (PSAT/NMSQT), which served as an initial test. The Semifinalist and an high school Corporation announced the names of screen of program entrants. The national official must submit a detailed scholarship approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the pool of Semifinalists, which represents less application, which includes the student’s 54th annual National Merit Scholarship than one percent of U.S. high school sen- self-descriptive essay and information about Program. These academically talented iors, includes the highest scoring entrants in the Semifinalist’s participation and leader- high school seniors have an opportunity to each state. The number of Semifinalists in ship in school and community activities. continue in the competition for some a state is proportional to the state’s percent- Approximately 15,000 Semifinalists are 8,200 National Merit Scholarships, worth age of the national total of graduating sen- expected to advance to the Finalist level and 920-457-5703 more than $35 million, that will be offered iors. it is from this group that all National Merit next spring. To become a Finalist, a Semifinalist must Scholarship winners will be chosen. Jason E. Dierkes More that 1.5 million juniors in over have an outstanding academic record Merit Scholar designees are selected on www.DierkesLawOffice.com 5000745625 6 OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Thinking pink: Destination Kohler supports breast cancer awareness

Destination Kohler is spotlighting Shops at Woodlake Kohler have part- fashion show will benefit the Woodlake Kohler apparel shops fea- special events and offers to support nered with Kacia ladies apparel to spon- Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund, turing the latest trends in men’s, October National Breast Cancer sor the Fashion of Hope Style Show at a local non-profit fund designed to help women’s, children’s and maternity Awareness Month. the Kohler Design Center on Thursday, those with cancer-related needs in fashion are Art Imig’s, Kacia, The Kohler Design Center and October 30 at 6pm. The fundraising Sheboygan County. The Shops at Scentualities, Sweet Potato’s, Wisconsin Trader, and With Child. Local businesses and sponsors are 8 T H A N N U A L contributing goods and services. Tickets are available for purchase at Kacia, Scentualities, Art Imigs, With Child, and Wisconsin Trader for $25 or by calling 920-458-7433. Ticket prices include a complimentary glass of wine and hors d’oeuvres catered by Woodlake Market, a silent auc- OCTOBER 23-26, 2008 tion, live music from Tony Mascipinto, and the featured style show. Sports Core is hosting its first Join us in the Celebrity Chefs and Presenters Light the Night 2-Mile Walk on Village of Kohler JON ASHTON ANDREA IMMER Friday, October 10 at 6pm. The walk ROBINSON for a weekend of Celebrity Chef and will start and finish at Woodlake Resident Chef on Master Sommelier culinary demonstrations, CW’s The Daily Buzz Market, where walkers can purchase a votive bag for $5 to illuminate in tastings, and food and memory of and honor of someone wine seminars. ANTHONY GIGLIO BRUCE SACINO lost to or battling breast cancer. Executive Chef at Sommelier, Author Cider and cookies will be served. and Journalist Augusta National Golf Club Registration begins on October 1 at Sports Core. Salon at Sports Core has two dif- ILAN HALL GAIL SIMMONS ferent ways to support the cause. Top Chef Winner Top Chef Judge Season 2 Purchase a Jane Iredale “In the Pink” Tickets and information, call PureGloss for Lips from the Salon at 800.344.2838 Sports Core and $2 will be donated ext. 704 to breast cancer awareness, educa- HUNG HUYNH GIUSEPPE TENTORI tion, and research. Throughout the KOHLERfoodandwine.net Top Chef Winner Food & Wine 2008 Best Season 3 New Chef month of October, Salon at Sports for a complete listing of celebrity chefs and guest presenters. Core stylists will also provide com- plimentary haircuts to Locks of Love participants. TONY MANTUANO LAURA WERLIN Executive Chef Journalist and Cheese The Wellness Businesses of of Spiaggia Expert Kohler – Sports Core, Kohler Waters Spa, and Woodlake Market – are fea- turing specially designed men’s and KOHLER, WISCONSIN women’s pink ribbon T-shirts with proceeds to benefit the Sheboygan Co-sponsored by County Cancer Care Fund. The T- shirts are available for purchase at the Sports Core Pro Shop, Kohler Waters Spa, and Woodlake Market for $18. To enhance awareness and support, associates will wear the T- shirts as their uniform on several days in October. Pink Paper Ribbons are available for purchase at Sports Core and Woodlake Market for $1 per ribbon. KOHLERVILLAGER.COM OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER 7

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Kohler boys soccer team challenging Oostburg.

After outscoring opponents 11-2 in three games, the Kohler boys soccer team went on to shut out Freedom 3-0 to win the championship at the Wrightstown Invitational Soccer Tournament on Saturday, September 13. Eight teams com- peted in the tournament. Senior Jimmy Mani was named Wrightstown Invitational’s top forward after scoring five goals in three games. Austin Van Treeck and Douglas Bocchini also received All-Tournament Team recog- nition. The Blue Bombers went on to defeat Cedar Grove-Belgium 2-1 on September Jimmy Mani 11, and Mani was named Male Athlete of the Week by The Sheboygan Press on ference with a 6-0 record and are ranked by September 16. the Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association After shutting out Oostburg 5-0 on as one of the top ten division 3 teams in the September 23, the team leads the CLC con- state of Wisconsin.

At The Bull Girls tennis team Golf Course This past summer, Kohler hockey play- Center. They finished the summer season with $599,900 recognized by er Logan Willis (age 12) was selected to a 4th place finish out of 16 teams in the Easton Call for Journal Sentinel play for the Wisconsin Alliance. The WI Cup, held in Plymouth and Blaine, MN. In all Appointment! Alliance is a Girl’s spring/summer AAA the team went 11W -2L - 1T in the three tour- After defeating Kewaunee 7-0 on team featuring many of the state’s best naments against teams from across the LAKE MICHIGAN FRONTAGE September 15, the Kohler girls tennis team female hockey players born between Midwest and Canada. received Honorable Mention in the January 1, 1995 and December 31, 1996. Logan, who played center and right wing, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Coach’s Poll. This summer’s team featured players from was the second leading scorer on the team Wausau, Green Bay, Appleton, Waupaca, during the tournaments with 14 points (6 Merrill, Mosinee, Tomahawk, Marinette, goals, 8 assists) and led the team in plus/minus JV Soccer team and Iron Mountain. Logan was the only rating with +16. Logan was also a member of $519,000 This is the life... Private sunrise and sunset. Exposed takes second at Sheboygan area resident on the team. the Sheboygan Lakers Boys PeeWee A team Ranch must be toured to appreciate. Definitely more The team competed in three tourna- that won the WAHA State Championship this than you think from the street. Not a drive-by! Make tourney ments this summer, all in the past March. She was recently selected to play your Appointment today! The JV soccer team took second place Minneapolis/St. Paul area. The team for Wisconsin Wild U14’s, based out of Call Amy Gutschow for more information at the West DePere Invite on Saturday, began its spring season in successful fash- Brookfield, WI. The Wild are part of the (920) 377-1948 or visit www.AmyGutschow.com September 20. They won the first two ion by winning the St. Croix Classic in Midwest Elite Hockey League (MWEHL). games of tournament play against West Woodbury, MN. They followed this with The Wild opened their Fall/Winter Season on DePere and Green Bay West, but couldn't another victory at the International Cup September 14th with a 4-1 loss to the Chicago pull out the final game against Fox Valley held in Blaine, MN at the National Sports Mission. Lutheran. KOHLERVILLAGER.COM OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER 9 Fall Follies is just around the bend Coming Friday, October 10, 2008 at Kohler Stables

The Kohler School Foundation is dedication serves as a strong foundation excited to invite the community to a barn for many alumni and it continues to be a raisin', knee-slappin' good time! There reason why parents send their children to will be line dancing lessons, silent and live Kohler School,” said Nina Kohler, auctions, music, food, and friends. The President of the Kohler School event is organized to bring the community Foundation. All are invited to attend the together as a fun way to raise money to event. Reserved seating is $35 per person benefit Kohler School. Last ‘'s Fall and if desired, friends may gather togeth- Follies took in over $30,000, which er to reserve an entire table of eight. If helped provide technology improvements you did not receive an invitation in the for Kohler School. “We are fortunate to mail please contact Kristin Renzelmann live in a community that values education, at [email protected]. Extra copies are also has a high quality standard, and is com- located in the Kohler School District mitted to continuous improvement. This Office. Reserve your seats today! Kinesis now available at Sports Core Train your body to move in the real world This state-of-the-art, modular cable sys- equipment incorporates a 360-degree rotat- ety of exercises and movement patterns, Contact the Sports Core for more infor- tem gets your whole body moving and ing pulley system that enables users to addressing the wellness needs of the broad- mation and to schedule a one-on-one or building strength while challenging bal- move safely and freely in any pattern their est possible range of users. small group session at 920-457-8000. ance, coordination and flexibility all in just body can facilitate. Full-gravity technology 30 minutes. Burn 30 percent or more calo- means that the level of resistance is consis- tent throughout the range of movement. ries with Kinesis compared to a “tradition- With its natural, tri-dimensional move- Join al” workout. ments, Kinesis suits the wellness needs of Sports Core and receive Individual sessions and small group every user. People of all ages and fitness classes will be conducted in the lower level levels can benefit from a Kinesis program. worth of Sports Core Wellness Room this fall. The Its unique design allows for an infinite vari- $100 groceries from Woodlake Market!

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During the month of October, support breast cancer awareness, GET INTO THE SPIRIT OF HALLOWEEN education and research by purchasing a men’s or women’s pink WITH A PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST! ribbon t-shirt available at Sports Core Pro Shop, Kohler Waters Spa and Woodlake Market. Pick up your pumpkin from Kohler Gardener anytime on Saturday, October 18, or Sunday, October 19. All proceeds go to the Sheboygan Cancer Care Fund. Honor your mother, daughter, sister, aunt, wife or Bring your decorated pumpkin back to Kohler Gardener by October 22. friend – wear pink and show you care. The pumpkins will be displayed at Kohler Gardener from October 23 through 26 and judged by our guests. PARTICIPATE IN OUR FIRST Other ways you can support the fi ght against breast cancer in October: Winners will be announced and contacted LIGHT-THE-NIGHT 2-MILE WALK on October 26. AROUND WOOD LAKE ON OCTOBER • Salon at Sports Core will donate $2 from the sale of every Jane Iredale CATEGORIES 10 STARTING AT 6PM. WALK WILL 1 – Ages 1-5 EACH FIRST-PLACE WINNER “In the Pink” PureGloss for lips to 2 – Ages 6-10 WILL RECEIVE A BLUE RIBBON START AND FINISH AT WOODLAKE Breast Cancer Research 3 – Ages 11-15 AND A SPOOK-TACULAR PRIZE! MARKET WITH CIDER AND COOKIES 4 – Ages 16 and up • Salon at Sports Core will provide AVAILABLE AFTERWARD. VOTIVE a complimentary haircut to anyone who participates in their “Locks of Wear yourour Halloween costumecostume and receive a sweet treat. BAGS AVAILABLE FOR $5 TO LIGHT IN Love” Program Sample delectable goodies ffromrom MarMaryy Lake-Thompson MEMORY OF A LOVED ONE. REGISTER such as Pumpkinn Coffee Latte. • Purchase pink paper ribbons for $1 IN THE SPORTS CORE LOBBY at Sports Core or Woodlake Market STARTING OCTOBER 1.

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For questions, please contact Kohler Gardener at 920-458-5570. KOHLERVILLAGER.COM OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER 11 Students and staff BUSINESBUSINESSS CARDCARD embrace new school lunch program Crystal H. Fieber [email protected] Attorney at Law Kohler Students seem to be eating much Paseta, Hunter Thill, and Ben Tures con- Phone: 920-457-8400 more than what’s in their brown bags these ducted a class project on the lunch program Fax: 920-457-8411 days. The newly revamped lunch program, changes. Below are excerpts from the notes 607 N. Eighth Street which started this fall, has contracted Suite 400 Taher, Inc. to help bring both fresh ingredi- these students took during an interview with Sheboygan,WI 53081 ents and a fresh perspective to the cafeteria. their new friend, “Chef Ted.” www.wilaw.com Taher’s Chef Manager for Kohler Schools, “Lunch Turns Delicious” Chef Ted Weidman, has brought new life to an old concept: scratch cooking. These Chef Ted loves working here and teach- days, the cafeteria is serving everything ing kids how to cook. He’s planning to from breakfast burritos to eggplant parme- do a demonstration for the kids on one san, homemade pizza to Caesar salad. of the next pizza days. Students aren’t the only ones benefit- ting. The Kohler School staff is filling up His food is the best. I heard Chef Ted their lunch accounts and their trays along- say, “I love working in the kitchen.” side students. On “pizza day” in 2007, the cafeteria served typically served about 175 The food is made from scratch. He tries students. Recently, the new and improved to cook healthy and makes 80 whole Paninis. He has cooked for the Green Bruce Nowak pizza day brought in 399 students and staff. Sales & Leasing Consultant There are roughly three times the number Bay Packers. of people are eating lunch at school this (920) 459-6020 (800) 459-6020 year compared to last year. He is allowed to try any food he wants. Everything is homemade – even salads. The Kohler School Friends Wellness [email protected] www.sheboyganauto.com Committee, an ad hoc group formed as a It is very nutritious. Exit 123 East I-43 2701 Washington Ave. Sheboygan, WI 53081 result of some parents looking for better His favorite kind of food to make is lunch options for their children, introduced the concept to the district. In a survey con- Cajun and he likes to cook on a charcoal ducted by the committee in 2006, they dis- grill. He even made our pizzas on a covered that more than just a few parents grill. were concerned. Among the many issues Chef Ted says he loves hamburgers and raised were the program’s food quality, Lincoln Town Car nutritional value and portion sizes. Taher’s has eaten them all his life. innovative lunch concept addresses many At 6:00 a.m. he gets organized and at of the concerns brought to the attention of 8:00 a.m. he starts cooking, but if you the district through the surveys. In conjunc- Interior of 14 tion with the successful launch of the lunch start cooking too early it doesn’t taste Passenger Limo Coach program, Kohler School District will estab- good. lish a School Health Council. This group Manitowoc (920) 682-5767 He was the Iron Chef of Green Bay! comprised of staff, student, and communi- Kiel 773-2270 Sheboygan (920) 452-5696 www.stardustlimousine.com Mike Hartmann, owner 14 Passenger SUV ty members, will guide the district in mak- You can really tell he loves kids. ing decisions regarding the health and He says he will have homemade yogurt well-being of the student body. in about a week. This program also allows students to gain an appreciation for food through edu- Taher and Kohler School District are cation. Taher informs the students about bringing delicious food and nutrition educa- “foods of the month” – a look at what fresh tion together in a way that is a win for foods are in season and includes them in everyone. “We are pleased with the lunch their menu offerings. program and the excitement it brings to Yet Kohler kids are interested to learn learning as well as eating,” says superinten- Bill Cain even more. Recently fifth graders Hank REALTOR® / Auctioneer dent, Dr. Bob Kobylski, “it is a great addi- Biznek, Ally Bryce, Michael Chorowicz, P.O. Box 220, 433 E. Mill Street Hunter Drury, Michael Maggi, Larissa tion to the Kohler School experience.” Plymouth, WI 53073 Office: (920) 893-8842 x313 Toll Free: (800) 470-2684 Fax: (920) 892-6848 www.billcain.com [email protected]

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Fifth grade article contributors. Front Row: Larissa Paseta, Ally Bryce, Ben Tures, Michael Chorowicz Terra Media, L.L.C., 219 Church St., Kohler, WI 53044 Back Row: Hunter Drury, Michael Maggi, Chef Ted Weidman, Hank Biznek, Hunter Thill 12 OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM CLASSIFIEDS BIRTHS

Benjamin Jack Olsen was born on 9/4/08 at 6:19 p.m. He was 9 lbs, 12 oz. and 20 in. long. His parents are John & Marla and siblings Stefani, Joshua, Samantha, Rachel, Anne, Elijah, Isaiah, & Karolyn. Your classified ad here See details below MEETING DATES

Health and Hope Support Group for adults being treated for major depression Classifieds are $5 per issue. Payment must accompany ad or be made by 20th of month. Six-week series begins Thursday, September 18 from 10 - 11:30 a.m. at the Please do not request billing for classifieds. United Way building, 2020 Erie Avenue, Sheboygan. Call Mental Health Make checks payable to Terra Media, L.L.C. and mail or leave in drop box at 219 Church St., Kohler, WI 53044 America for information, 458-3951. Kohler Seniors Kohler seniors will be meeting at the youth center on Monday, October 6 at 1:30 p.m. This is adjacent to the Kohler Theatre on the west side of School Street. WHO’S NEWS We will be given a tour of the areas of the building that can be used during school hours, as well as non-school hours, for walking and other activities such Allison Holzwart has been named an ACUITY scholar, win- as use of the exercise equipment. ning $1,000 scholarship. She is a Kohler resident and a 2007 graduate of Kohler Kohler School Friends High School. Allison is a sophomore at University of WI-Milwaukee where is majoring in Second Monday of the month at 11:15 a.m. in the Theatre lobby. Nursing. Allison maintains a 4.00 GPA and was named to the Dean's List. She is a member of the Student Nursing Association and is employed at J.Crew at Bayshore as a personal Kohler Police Athletic League (KPAL) shopper. Allison had a very successful academic and athletic career at Kohler High School. Second Thursday of every month at the firehouse. Meetings begin at 7:00 p.m. She was a 3 letter winner, earning varsity letters in track, basketball and tennis. She made 3 appearances at the WIAA State Track Meet and still holds 3 all-school records in track. Kohler Soccer Club Second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Library.

Kohler Athletic Booster Club OBITUARIES First Monday of each month (excluding July) at 7:00 pm in the Library.

RONALD JACK STILLWELL Kohler Kiwanis Club Every Wednesday at noon at The American Club, lower level banquet rooms Ronald Jack Stillwell, 82, of The family wishes to acknowledge the (unless noted otherwise). Lance Northey, president. 459-2920 Ext. 1102. 4227 Glenwood Ct. Sheboygan, excellent care, love and patience given by died September 6, 2008 at Golden the staff at the Golden Living Center. Also Living Center due to complications many thanks to Tom who volunteered at Announcements and milestones are printed free of charge. Mail or leave in drop with Progressive Supranuclear Golden Living Center, to Jamie who was box at: 219 Church St., Kohler, WI 53044. Palsy (PSP). Jack's Home Health Aide, to Kim and the Born March 8, 1926 in Fairfax, others who's help allowed Jack to continue Please include self-addressed stamped envelope to ensure return of photo MN, Jack was a son of Albert Ray to attend Worship Services at the church prints. and Cecyle (Maiden) Stillwell. graduated from Central and to the staff at St. Nicholas Hospital and Classifieds are $5 per issue. Make checks payable to The Kohler Villager High School. He then trained for the U.S. Army Air their Hospice Staff. Corps. Following his service to his country he complet- ed his education at University of Wisconsin, Madison. On February 17, 1951, he was united in marriage to Adele Frances Koepsell in Austin, MN. The couple cel- ebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 2001. Jack and Adele lived in Austin, Mn where he as salesman for Geo. A. Hormel Co. was then transferred to the Milwaukee area in 1953 where he resided in Wauwatosa. Stillwell joined the J.J. Koepsell Co. in 1963 when he then moved to Kohler. He was part of the Koepsell Co. general sales team and was later promot- ed to sales manager. Jack as active in the Jaycees in Wauwatosa. In Kohler, he was a Boy Scout Leader, Explorer Leader and was involved in various community organizations. Jack was a member of First Congregation United you want your child to have Church of Christ. He was a loving husband and father who always put report card success... his family first. He taught his children and many of his grandchildren to water-ski. Always a practical joker, Jack loved to laugh and tell tall tales. He and Adele Every Day Matters enjoyed traveling and visiting with family and friends. Jack is survived by his wife, Adele Frances (Koepsell) Stillwell, Sheboygan; five children, Rev. Gary Get the results you need now while building (Susan) Stillwell, Peru, IL, Dr. Thomas (Virginia) Stillwell, Plymouth, MN, Dr. Scott (Cynthia) Stillwell, skills and habits for lifelong success. Kohler, WI, Kohler, WI, Barbara (Jarrett) Strawn, Sheboygan, Nancy (H. Keith) Stillwell Duckett, Brentwood, TN; 23 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchil- dren. He is further survived by three brothers, Albert Stillwell, Carson City, NV, Howard Stillwell, Holly Hill, FL, Jerome Stillwell, Crivitz, WI; two sisters, Elizabeth Valachovic, Schenectady, NY, Jamie Marie Prange, Port Washington, WI; numerous nieces, nephews, other rel- 920.452.9999 atives and friends. Jack was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, Dixon, Dean and William 2912 S. Business Drive, Sheboygan Stillwell and one grandchild, Logan Strawn. KOHLER TIMES Kohler Public School Newsletter Produced and published by the School District of Kohler with the cooperation of staff, community members, and the Village of Kohler OCTOBER 2008 EDITION Superintendent notes: Dear Parents and Community Members, international stage. If you are interested in serving on this sion stand, press box design(s), color schemes, etc. will take place. When all is said and done, Kohler will have a multi- I am pleased to report that our school year is off to a advisory committee, please contact me directly at 920-459- faceted sporting facility that can be enjoyed by the entire great start. Our students returned from their summer break 2920, ext 1003. community for years to come. excited about the promise of a new year, the challenge of a On another note, I would like to provide you with a As always, if you have any questions regarding any new grade level, and the opportunity to see old friends and quick update on the Ebben Field Renovation Project. In the topic, please do not hesitate to con- meet new ones. Our faculty arrived refreshed, energized first few weeks following the announcement of the generous tact me. I look forward to working and committed to the academic, social and personal growth pledge from Kohler Co., we (School, Village officials and with you as we continue in our jour- of all students. The 2008-2009 KSD staff is a mix of new Ad-hoc committee members) have focused attention on dis- ney to provide the best possible and veteran teachers who give of themselves beyond all cerning the decision elements necessary for the replacement educational experiences for our stu- expectations. Their desire to see their students succeed goes of the athletic track. It quickly became clear in discussions dents. a long way in helping students become successful lifelong with various engineers and architects that it would be both learners. cost-effective and functionally optimal if the track and foot- Yours in education, Thinking overall about our school year thus far, I am ball field "footprint" or location remained similarly situated. Additionally, an overriding goal is to provide continuity and Robert Kobylski, Ed.D. reminded that school years vary from one to the next with Principal each finding a particular and distinctive rhythm. Often the consistency in athletic programming over the entire con- quality of a school year is affected simply by the ongoing struction timeline. As such, if weather cooperates, we will and collective commitment to academic excellence. begin the process of tearing out the old track this fall. A Organizationally, KSD is examining our policies and prac- base layer of asphalt for the new track will be laid in mid- Yearbooks are here! tices. Our goal is to assure that Kohler students have the to-late October, 2008. This base layer can be lined and 108 pages and over necessary tools to insure successful and meaningful post- striped so that track events can be run effectively and safely secondary opportunities. in spring. We will also work with the asphalt contractor to 870 pictures With this in mind, a SIAC (School Improvement insure safe transit to and from the temporary bleachers for Please pick up your pre-ordered 2007-2008 Advisory Committee) focus group is being formed with the the remainder of the '08 football season. Kohian, (Kohler Middle & High School charge of studying the 21st century skills our students need Beginning in November, 2008, a needs assessment of all to compete in a global economy. As we see more of our school, and community program and event requirements Annual), in the high school art room. companies move offshore, the realization of the national that relate to the Ebben Field area will be undertaken. We There are a few extra copies available for $50. bestseller, The World is Flat, rings in our ears; "there are no will carefully analyze current, as well as potential future, more American jobs, only jobs." Our SIAC committee, needs of the school and community. Once the comprehen- composed of administrators, faculty, parents and students, sive needs assessment is complete, master planning of all will examine how we can raise the bar to allow Kohler stu- other design and construction elements regarding final track Picture Retake Day surface, football, soccer, baseball fields, bleacher(s), conces- dents to successfully compete on the local, national and October 8, 2008 Any student who did not have their picture taken Special Upcoming Event! Mark Your Calendars! at registration, or any student who wishes to have Kohler School Friends proudly presents a picture retake may have their picture taken on October 8th on the stage. Students should pick “TEACHING KIDS TO BE RESPONSIBLE” up a Network Photography Picture Form prior to With Nationally Recognized Speaker Corwin Kronenberg picture day and return with the form on Oct. 8th. Elementary students will obtain the forms in the Wednesday, October 15th, 2008 elementary office, and MS/HS student will obtain the forms in MS/HS office. 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Kohler Memorial Theatre TS&C R RA A F A parenting workshop presented with enthusiasm, drama, humor and credibility. Y T S

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Junior Varsity Volleyball (Girls) – 2008-2009 Welcome to another edition of: Getting to Know Kohler High School Seniors. For my Tuesday Aug. 26 @ Green Bay Southwest Quad Green Bay Southwest Quad 4:30PM first interview of the year I caught up with Alex Sawyer. I hope you find it as creative Tuesday Sep. 02 @ Saint Mary’s Springs High School Saint Mary’s Springs High School 5:30PM Thursday Sep. 04 Lutheran High School (Sheboygan) Kohler High School 6:00PM and interesting as I did. Tuesday Sep. 09 Hustisford High School Kohler High School 6:00PM Name: Alexandra Sawyer Thursday Sep. 11 Oostburg High School Kohler High School 6:00PM Saturday Sep. 13 @ St. Mary’s Springs Invite St. Mary’s Springs Invite 9:00AM Parents names: Jeff and Stephanie Tuesday Sep. 16 @ Stockbridge High School Stockbridge High School 6:00PM Thursday Sep. 18 @ Howards Grove High School Howards Grove High School 6:00PM How many years have you been a student at Kohler Schools? Tuesday Sep. 23 Elkhart Lake High School Kohler High School 6:00PM I've been going to Kohler since freshman year. Thursday Sep. 25 @ Cedar Grove High School Cedar Grove High School 6:00PM Saturday Sep. 27 @ New Holstein Invite New Holstein Invite 9:00AM What extra-curricular activities have you been involved in? Thursday Oct. 02 Random Lake High School Kohler High School 6:00PM Thursday Oct. 09 @ Ozaukee High School Ozaukee High School 6:00PM I am in drama and Art Scream. Art Scream is a program in which Ms. Goodell takes Tuesday Oct. 14 @ Sheboygan Co Christian High Sheboygan Co Christian High 6:00PM her students to the John Michael Kohler Art Center. What is your favorite class and why? Varsity Volleyball (Girls) – 2008-2009 Tuesday Sep. 02 @ Saint Mary’s Springs High School Saint Mary’s Springs High School 7:00PM My favorite class is art because I get to do whatever I want. Thursday Sep. 04 Lutheran High School (Sheboygan) Kohler High School Gym 7:30PM Saturday Sep. 06 Kohler Tournament Kohler High School Gym 9:30AM What are your plans after high school? Tuesday Sep. 09 Hustisford High School Kohler High School Gym 7:30PM My plans after high school are to go to a school with a really good art program and Thursday Sep. 11 Oostburg High School Kohler High School Gym 7:30PM Saturday Sep. 13 @ Sheboygan County Classic Sheboygan County Classic 9:00AM major in art. Tuesday Sep. 16 @ Stockbridge High School Stockbridge High School 7:30PM Thursday Sep. 18 @ Howards Grove High School Howards Grove High School 7:30PM Who is or was your favorite teacher? Tuesday Sep. 23 Elkhart Lake High School Kohler High School Gym 7:30PM My favorite teacher was Ms. Lutterman. Thursday Sep. 25 @ Cedar Grove High School Cedar Grove High School 7:30PM Saturday Sep. 27 @ New Holstein Invite New Holstein Invite 9:00AM If you had an hour to yourself to do anything you wanted, what would you do? Thursday Oct. 02 Random Lake High School Kohler High School Gym 7:30PM Thursday Oct. 09 @ Ozaukee High School Ozaukee High School 7:30PM I would listen to music and paint. Tuesday Oct. 14 @ Sheboygan Co Christian High Sch Sheboygan Co Christian High Sch 7:30PM Where do you see yourself 20 years from now? Saturday Oct. 18 @ Conference Tournament Conference Tournament @ Howards Grove @ Howards Grove TBA I see myself working in design. Tuesday Oct. 21 Regionals Kohler High School Gym TBA Friday Oct. 24 @ Regionals Regionals TBA If you could visit any place in the world, where would it be? Saturday Oct. 25 @ Regionals Kohler High School Gym TBA I would visit Greece.

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KOHLER TIMES is published for residents of the Children with Kohler School District Kohler Public Schools disabilities 333 Upper Road, Kohler, WI 53044 920-459-2920 procedure Board of Education The school district must locate, identify, and Dr. Jane A. Bishop, President, evaluate all children with disabilities, includ- Jim O’Donnell, V. President Diane Venn, Clerk ing children with disabilities attending pri- John Suralik, Treasurer vate schools in the school district, regard- Laura Kohler, Member less of the severity of their disabilities. The District Administrator school district has a special education screening program to evaluate all children Dr. Robert Kobylski with suspected disabilities and are at least Editor Mary Struck three years old. Upon request the school E-mail submissions: [email protected] district will screen a child who has not grad- Phone: 331-4904 uated high school to determine whether a Online Archives: kt.kohlerschoolfriends.com special education referral is appropriate. A Kohler Times deadline: request may be made by contacting Jeff 20th of every month Dickert, District Administrator, Kohler School District, at 459-2920 x1003. Wednesday 10/15/08 Roncalli @ Kohler 4:30 p.m. Home KOHLERVILLAGER.COMTHE KOHLER TIMES – NEWSLETTER OF KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS SEPTEMBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER15

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Kohler School District REGULAR BOARD MEETING MINUTES Monday, August 11, 2008

The Regular Board meeting of the Board of Education, Kohler Public School District, Dr. Bishop presented Mr. Gordon Wuthrich, previous school board Ebben Field Renovation Project – Discussion was held. The immediate was held at 7:00 p.m. in the Kohler School Library, Dr. Jane Bishop, Board president member, with a plaque acknowledging his service on the school board. focus will be on replacement of the track. The Regular Board meeting of the Board of Education, Kohler Public School District, B. Board President’s Report: Moved by Mr. O’Donnell, seconded by Ms. Venn to authorize the superin- was held at 7:00 p.m. in the Kohler School Library, Dr. Jane Bishop, Board presi- - Dr. Bishop announced the generous donation made by Kohler Co. to tendent to engage in discussion regarding consultation services and dent, presiding. The meeting was announced in the Sheboygan Press and the agen- the Kohler School District for the renovation of Ebben Field and read authorize spending up to $10,000 for those consultation services. All das were posted at the Kohler Village Hall, the Kohler Public Library and the main the press release regarding the donation. ayes. Motion carried. entrance of the school building in compliance with the Open Meeting Law of Wisconsin - The Board of Education will be hosting a Board Retreat on Friday, Consideration of Buildings and Grounds Committee recommenda- Statutes. August 15th from 6:45 a.m. to noon – the firm of Hazard, Young and tion for approval of: Dr. Bishop called the meeting to order at 7:04 p.m. in the Kohler Library. Attea will be facilitating the retreat. 1. Bleacher demolition – Discussion was held. This will be a 2-3 day Roll call was taken by Ms. Venn, Board Clerk. Superintendent’s Report: project. Larry’s Sewer and Water will keep the metal to offset the cost. Present: Dr. Jane A. Bishop President - Dr. Kobylski publicly thanked the Kohler Company for their generous Moved by Ms. Venn, seconded by Mr. O’Donnell to accept the bleacher Jim P. O’Donnell Vice President donation to the Ebben Field renovation project. demolition contract from Larry’s Sewer and Water and to authorize the Diane L. Venn Clerk - The Lt. Governor visited Kohler Schools for a press release with district to remove the bleachers not to exceed $3000. All ayes. Motion John Suralik Treasurer regard to the Energy Star Program to which Kohler Schools has agreed carried. Laura Kohler Member to cut energy costs by 10%. Consideration of temporary bleacher rental for the 2008-09 football Dr. Robert Kobylski Superintendent - School registration/picture day will be held on Thursday, August 14th season – Discussion was held. Wendy Nasgovitz HR/IT Administrator from 11:00 – 6:00 p.m. Dr. Kobylski is looking forward to meeting the Moved by Ms. Venn, seconded by Mr. O’Donnell to approve the Lee Benish MS/HS Interim Principal families. bleacher rental as presented by administration for the 2008-09 Nikki L. Schneider Secretary to Supt/Board - August 19th – new teacher inservice; Board members are invited to school year, not to exceed $6500. All ayes. Motion carried. Absent: Susan M. Jaberg EL Principal attend the lunch to follow. Acceptance of the Kohler School Foundation donation – Tamra O’Keefe Director Special Ed/Psychologist - August 20th – Administrative Team Retreat will be held to develop Discussion was held. At 6:35 p.m., moved by Dr. Bishop, seconded by Ms. Venn to move to Closed organizational goals; a report will be presented to the board in Moved by Ms. Venn, seconded by Mr. O’Donnell to accept the Session; Mr. O’Donnell; aye, Ms. Venn ; aye, Ms. Kohler; aye, Dr. Bishop; aye; September. Kohler School Foundation donation for the science department Mr. Suralik, aye. Motion carried unanimously. - August 26th – teachers return to school. LCD projectors. All ayes. Motion carried. Dr. Bishop called the meeting back to order at 7:06 p.m. in the Kohler Library. th - August 27 – staff will attend an inservice at the John Michael Kohler 6. Consideration of Athletic Director request for change to the high Report Of Action Taken During Executive Session Arts Center. school athletic code – Discussion was held. – Mr. O’Donnell announced the hire of cafeteria aid, part time language arts teacher, nd part time math teacher and part time social studies teacher. - September 2 – children return to school and board members are Moved by Mr. O’Donnell, seconded by Mr. Suralik to approve the change – Mr. O’Donnell announced the Board approval of administrative and support staff invited to meet and greet students. in the athletic code as requested by the Athletic Director. All ayes. Motion carried. contracts/salaries. Consent Agenda: – Mr. O’Donnell announced that a Board member will be part of the KEA/KESPA Moved by Ms. Venn, seconded by Mr. O’Donnell to pull the minutes 7. Consideration of the Taher Food Service Contract – Discussion negotiating team. from the Consent Agenda. All ayes. Motion carried. was held. Dr. Kobylski notes that, per Finance Committee request, the Taher contract was forwarded to legal counsel for review. Items Of Concern Regarding Agenda/Open Meeting For Questions From The Moved by Ms. Venn, seconded by O’Donnell to approve all remaining Public items on the Consent Agenda. All ayes. Motion carried unanimously. Moved by Mr. O’Donnell, seconded by Ms. Venn to approve the Taher None. Contract based on therecommendations of the legal advisor. All ayes. Moved by Mr. O’Donnell, seconded by Ms. Venn to approve the min- Motion carried. Review of the Financial Statement utes as amended. All ayes. Motion carried. At 8:29 p.m., moved by Ms. Kohler, seconded by Mr. O’Donnell to Dr. Kobylski presented the report on the financial statement noting that the final num- Action and/or Discussion Items: adjourn the meeting. Ms. Venn; aye, Mr. O’Donnell; aye, Ms. Kohler; bers from DPI will be coming October 15th. Acceptance of Kohler Company Ebben Field donation - Discussion aye, Dr. Bishop; aye, Mr. Suralik; aye. Motion carried unanimously. Reports or Recognitions was held. Respectfully submitted by: A. Dr. Bishop offered school Board recognition of Ms. Dana Krejcarek, National Board Moved by Mr. O’Donnell, seconded by Ms. Venn to accept and approve Certification for Professional Teaching Standards. A $2500 stipend was awarded to the generous donation from the Kohler Company with the conditions as Kohler School District Ms. Krejcarek by the school board. stipulated. All ayes. Motion carried. Nikki L. Schneider Admin Secretary to the Supt/Board 16 OCTOBER,THE KOHLER 2008 TIMES –KOHLER NEWSLETTER VILLAGER OF KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS KOHLERVILLAGER.COM Counselor’s Corner My favorite time of year is finally here. I love the change of the seasons and the beautiful fall colors. The student services office has been a buzz of activity as usual. I have been planning our 1st ever College Prep Day here at Kohler on October 15th. This is an early release day and for the morning all high school students will be involved in college preparatory activities. Our 9th graders will be taking the EXPLORE, an early college readiness test by ACT, that covers the academic areas Get out your cookbooks and fire up the oven - it’s time of English, math, reading and science. It also includes a career section that helps to start baking! students to explore which careers match their interests. The 10th grade students will be taking the PLAN, the next test in the college readiness series by ACT, that covers KOHLER SCHOOL FRIENDS the same academic areas as the ACT – English, math, reading and science. The PLAN will also provide students with an estimated ACT score and it includes a HOLIDAY ARTS AND CRAFTS career interest inventory. Juniors will be taking the PSAT (Preliminary SAT)/ National FAIR BAKE SALE Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. This test follows a similar format as the SAT and covers critical reading, math and writing. The results of this test will allow students to November 15, 2008 estimate how they might do on the actual SAT and are sometimes used for scholar- Please consider donating a baked good to the KSF Holiday Arts ship programs besides just the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Our sen- & Crafts Fair Bake Sale. The 2007 Bake Sale was a great success due to all of iors will have the opportunity to attend several seminars while the other students are your generous donations. Now we need your help again! Any item you can donate testing. The seminar topics will include college applications, college admission will be greatly appreciated. process, resume writing and interviews and scholarships. 9th – 11th grade students Drop off your goodies: will be receive handouts regarding College Prep Day tests in their English classes in the beginning of October. The fees for these tests were collected at school registra- Friday, November 14th from 3 – 7 pm. tion. Please contact Mrs. Multer at 459-2921 ext. 1301 if you have any questions. On the table by the concession stand in the gym lobby. We have also been working to help students who are new to our district make a * Please label all items and specify if the baked good has nuts for allergy purposes. smooth adjustment to our district. One of the activities held to accomplish this goal *Creative packaging is encouraged & greatly appreciated but not necessary! was a Welcome to Kohler meet the counselor lunch. Mrs. Multer met with new ele- mentary, middle and high school new students for lunch during the second and third If you are looking for ideas… cakes, pies, muffins, breads, cookies, brownies, cut week of school. I really enjoyed meeting these new students. Parents of new stu- bars, crispy treats, chex mix, trail mix, popcorn, candy… & any other treats that you dents (and not so new students) are welcome to stop in our Student Services office think would be a great seller! to see all the resources that are available to you. Thank you for supporting this fundraising event. Let's get baking! Some of new resources include the following books: 2008 Bake Sale Co-Chairs No: Why Kids of All Ages Need to Hear It and Ways Parents can Say It by David Tracy Maggi Lisa Gartman Walsh, PhD 208-1729 457-3576 Why Do They Act That Way? : A Survival Guide to the Adolescent Brain for You and Your Teen by David Walsh, Ph.D. A Moment’s Peace for Parents of Teens: 365 Rejuvenating Reflections by Patricia Hoolihan On-Going Fundraising Programs at Kohler School: In the elementary, guidance lessons are in full swing with the students learning about creating a caring and safe environment by working together and having respect for Labels For Education - Clip UPC CODES from Campbell Soup, Swanson Soup, Franco American products, and Pepperidge Farm products. LIDS from V8 one another. Students in Kindergarten – 5th grade should be bringing home their drinks and Prego sauces. copies of our family/home guidance component known as Together Times either at Clipped UPC must include the Campbell’s logo also. the end of October or early November. This booklet is designed to reinforce the les- sons taught at school as well as serve as a communication tool between school and Box Tops for Education – Clip Box Tops coupons from General Mills home regarding our curriculum. As parents feel free to stop by my office, call (459- cereal, Pillsbury Refrigerated & Frozen/Dairy, Hamburger Helper, Betty Crocker 2921 ext. 1301) or send an e-mail ([email protected]) if you have any ques- Snacks & Baking, Ziploc Bags/Containers, Kleenex and many more products. tions or concerns regarding your child(ren). LET’S GET STARTED EARNING SOME GREAT Upcoming ACT/SAT Dates: Kemps Milk “Give ‘Em Five” Program - collect caps from gallon and ½ gallon containers Test Test Date Registration Deadlines ACT December 13, 2008 November 7, 2008 Golden Guernsey & Morning Glory “Kids Caps & Cash” Program – collect caps February 7, 2008 January 6, 2009 from gallon and ½ gallon containers April 4, 2009 February 27, 2009 June 13, 200 May 8, 2009 Nature’s Touch “Milk Moola” & “Donuts to Dough” SAT November 1, 2008 September 26, 2008 Program – sold at Kwik Trip – collect caps from gallon and ½ gallon containers and bag tops from any December 6, 2008 November 5, 2008 Nature’s Touch products. Also, “ovals” from Glazer January 24, 2009 December 26, 2008 dozen or ½ dozen donut containers March 14, 2009 February 10, 2009 May 2, 2009 March 31, 2009 “EXTRAS” for our school. Students can turn in their box-tops / caps / UPC’s at anytime to their June 6, 2009 May 5, 2009 classrooms. We will be having a contest again this school year. Each classroom will be tallied monthly and the top two classes with the most points at the end of the school year will receive an ice-cream party (each Apply on-line at www.act.org for the ACT or at www.collegeboard.com for the SAT or box-top / cap / label = 1 point). registration materials available in the Student Services Office. Kohler High School’s

Robin Stock / coordinator code is 501-035 The ACT and the SAT are typically administered at the following local schools: UW- Sheboygan, Sheboygan North, Sheboygan South, and Sheboygan Falls. Students are EMERGENCY OR INCLEMENT responsible for completing the registration process for these college entrance tests. ACT recommends that students take the ACT Assessment during the spring of their WEATHER CLOSING junior year. Mark your Calendars! PROCEDURES The Milwaukee National College Fair As we begin another year, it is once again time to review the procedures for school clos- Sunday, October 26, 2008 ings due to inclement weather. 12:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. As in the past, we ask parents to discuss this issue with their children NOW - before the actual emergency occurs. If you are generally not home during the day, be sure your child Midwest Airlines Center knows NOW where they are to go if school closed early (Will they go home with a class- Visit www.nacacnet.org to learn more about this event including the most current listing mate? Older sibling? A relative? Have you made prior arrangements with this individual to of institutions that will be in attendance. be on “stand by” for these occasions?) In emergency closing situations, forty or fifty chil- Kohler School Counseling Department completes Level I Training dren wanting to call home/work to find out where to go, seriously delays the entire closing In June, Kohler School Counselor – Laura Multer attended the week long process. Please make sure your arrangements in advance and be sure your child is fully “Implementing a 4K-12 Comprehensive School Counseling Program Training – Level aware of what to do. I at CESA 7. This training was facilitated by Joanne Quick, the leader of the Grand Any decision to close schools for all or any portion of a school day will be made as early Forks Model who has provided training for school district in Wisconsin and around as possible in order to afford parents the opportunity to make alternate child care transporta- tion plans. All closing announcements or early dismissals will be made on the following the world for the last four years. The new Wisconsin Comprehensive School area radio/television stations: Counseling Manual, was used to prepare for the development and implementation of a K-12 Comprehensive School Counseling Program for the Kohler Schools. During WHBL (1330 AM), WXER (104.5 OR 96.1 FM ), WSTM (91.3 FM) “The Breeze,” this week, Mrs. Multer wrote a 4K-12 Comprehensive School Counseling Program WLKN (98.1) manual for Kohler Schools as well as a view book and designed a variety of program brochures. She also, worked on revising and expanding the Individual Conferencing WTMJ - Channel 4, WFRV - Channel 5, WISN - Channel 12, NBC 26 - Channel 26, WLUK program so that it will include elementary students as well. Mrs. Multer hopes to par- -Channel 11, WITI - Channel 6, WBAY-TV/DT 2 - Channel 2. ticipate in Level II and Level III training in the near future. KOHLERVILLAGER.COMTHE KOHLER TIMES – NEWSLETTER OF KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS SEPTEMBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER17 Helping with Homework Submitted by Susan Jaberg / Elementary Principal Money for our school. Money for Some parents are so involved with their child's homework that they feel they should get the grade. That keeps kids college. Upromise Schools from learning, and keeps teachers from seeing where a child needs help. Program makes the grade Yes - No We’re happy to announce that Kohler School Friends is now participating in the Upromise Schools _____ 1. Does your child have a regular study time? Program. Upromise is a nationally-recognized FREE service that’s helped millions of members pay for college _____ 2. Do you talk about homework with your child at just by doing all the things they do anyway. Membership is free. And as a Upromise member, you can the start of a study session? earn rewards for shopping online, buying participating grocery and drugstore items, eating out at 8,000 _____ 3. Do you avoid standing over your child while national and local restaurants, and more. Upromise partners, including well-known companies like Citi®, he/she's working on school work? McDonald’s®, LandsEnd.com, Bloomingdale’s.com and hundreds more, reward members with 1-25% college savings. _____ 4. Do you set a timer so he/she can work by them- In addition to saving for college, you can also raise money for our school. For example, our school selves, then look over what they have done? can earn up to $30 in Bonuses whenever you and your family and friends participate in select Upromise _____ 5. Do you help your child set small goals (complete activities for the first time. This money is over and above the college savings going to your account. 10 questions, take a break)? How did you do? Want to help our school? Here’s how. Each “Yes” means you're letting your child do his/her If you’re already a Upromise member, simply log in and link your account to Kohler Elementary homework on their own. School. If you’re not a member, you can join FREE at upromise.com/schools. For more information on how you can save for college and raise money for our school, visit Get in the Spirit! upromise.com/schools. Or contact Lisa Bates at 467-3109 or [email protected]. The Kohler Elementary School Students and Staff are show- Terms and conditions apply to each bonus. Learn more at upromise.com. ing their school spirit by leaving a print from the past. Each To get each bonus members must complete the relevant activity for the first time within 90 days of first linking their Upromise student in grades SK-6 grade and staff dipped their hands in account to a school account.* various shades of Kohler Blue Paint and left a hand print on the school ceiling. The prints with identification will line the school hallways for all to view. In the future, senior kinder- garten students and new students and staff will add their print for the future. The project is being led my Mrs. Stacy Stanley in the elementary art department.

Early Release Day Activities for 2008-2009!! The Kohler Wellness Program is again looking forward to providing you with great indoor and outdoor activity options for you and your family/friends on Early Release Days starting in November. Our goal is to get you up and moving, and trying new activities, in a fun-filled environment. Below is an overview of the activities planned for this school year. Further details/reminders will follow each month in the Kohler Times and with announce- ments at school. You may sign up for these activities on the KSF Bulletin Board outside the Elementary Office or by emailing Lesley Cassidy at [email protected] or Kerri Roeder at [email protected]. November 12th – Open Swim We will be swimming at the Kohler Pool from 1:00-3:00. Please note that the Pool rules will be enforced. Kids must be 9 years old and older to come to the Pool without supervision. Non-resident fees will also apply. December 10th – Ice Skating The Blue Line Ice Center provides Public Skating from 1:00-3:00. Admission cost is $3 for skaters under 12 years Mrs. Stacy Stanley(Elementary Art Teacher) and 4th grade students, Maddie old and $4 for those over 12 years old. The cost to rent a pair of skates is $3. Supervision and transportation is O'Brien and Henry O'Donnell. the responsibility of the parent. January 14th – Open Swim Again, we will be swimming at the Kohler Pool from 1:00-3:00. Please note that the Pool rules will be enforced. Kids welcome new school Kids must be 9 years old and older to come to the Pool without supervision. Non-resident fees will also apply. year with tunes February 11th – Snowshoeing The elementary school celebrated coming back to school Camp Y-Koda staff will be coming to Kohler Schools from 1:00-2:00 to provide snowshoeing instruction and with a Karaoke sing-along on September 9, 2008. The sunny trekking for kids in grades K-6. The cost is $2.90. Participation is limited to 30 kids. day and great music provided fun for all. March 11th – Bowling We will be bowling at Odyssey Lanes from 1:00-3:00. The cost is $1 per game and $1 to rent shoes. Supervision and transportation is the responsibility of the parent. April 8th – Open Gym We will have open gym time for those in grades K-6 at Kohler Schools from 1:00-3:00. Further details will be provided in March. Supervision is the responsibility of the parent. May 13th – Kayaking or Canoeing This activity will take place at Camp Y-Koda from 1:00-2:00. Kids in grades 2-6 will have the opportunity to kayak. Instruction and supervision will be provided by Camp Y-Koda staff. Canoeing will be available for kids in grades K-1 as long as there is parental supervision and participation. The cost is $2.90 and the group size is limit- ed to 30 kids. Transportation is the responsibility of the parent. June 13th – Kohler Classic 5K and 1 Mile Run

Koraoke Kings: Dominic Bocchini and Nick Christenson lead the crowd with their glorious voices. ONGOING SCHOOL POLICIES No Latex Balloons Emily Guesneau, Latex balloons cannot be brought into the building because of students with severe latex allergies. Mylar balloons Frannie Hilstrom, Megan Conklin are the safe alternative. and Kaleigh Childs try out No Animals on School Grounds stardom on the It is Kohler School District’s policy that no animals are allowed on school grounds. Dogs and cats must be on leash- Kohler es and on sidewalks when near the school. If a student or parent would like to bring a pet to school, he/she must Playground. receive permission from the Principal in advance. This policy is in effect for the safety of our students. Hanna Montana you have compe- Tardy? Absent? Parents, please call the office tition! In the event that your child will not be attending school or will be tardy, please call the attendance voice mailbox and let the office know the reason for the child’s absence/tardiness. You can reach the Attendance voice mailbox by dial- ing 459-2920 Ext. 5. 18 OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM

KOHLER PUBLIC LIBRARY LOCATION: FALL HOURS: Kohler Public Library is housed with the Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m. school library in the school building at Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. LIBRARY LINK Sunday 1-4 p.m. 333 Upper Road. KOHLER PUBLIC LIBRARY October, 2008

LIBRARY PARKING SPOTS Following the planned upgrade, cus- BOOKS made for TV movies or television Just a reminder that library parking spots tomers will be able to access EasiCat as Fiction series are often NOT RATED, which are for library patrons only. Please don’t normal at any library or by using the Frozen Fire Tim Bowler means that they were never reviewed park there if you are dropping off or Internet at home, school, or place of Foreign Body Robin Cook or rated by the MPAA. We usually picking up your kids, or attending an work. The Assassin Stephen Coonts use common sense when labeling after school events. Tickets will be In preparation for the upgrade we are Fearless Fourteen (large type) Janet those items, more often than not giv- issued if you are parked there illegally. asking all patrons to provide us with Evanovich ing them a PG-13 if they are violent This policy is to ensure that elderly your email address. One of the new fea- Say Goodbye Lisa Gardner or PG if they are intended for chil- patrons and patrons with small kids don’t tures we will offer is email notifications, The Beach House Jane green dren. have to park at the back of the parking Rough Justice Jack Higgins saving the step of us calling you when UNRATED editions of movies that lot. Silent Thunder Iris Johansen your holds are in or sending overdue have been released to theaters are 8 Sandpiper Way Debbie Macomber notices. quite different. This rating means SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!! Tribute Nora Roberts that the DVD contains material that EasiCat, the shared catalog for the pub- Good People Marcus Sakey KNIT CLUB was cut out by production to make lic libraries in the Eastern Shores So Long at the Fair Christina Schwarz We meet the second Tuesday of every the film fit into a lower MPAA rating. Library System will be unavailable due Fractured Karin Slaughter month at 6:30. Please join us for an The material has been added back to an upgrade from October 10 – 15, Sisters of the Sword Maya Snow evening where we work on our projects into the movie for its DVD release 2008. You will be able to search for The Art of Dancing in the Rain Garth and share our skills. Everyone is wel- and therefore it can be quite more items, however you will not be able to Stein come. “adult” than what you saw in the the- place holds, or return items. The Kohler The Story of Edgar Sawtelle David ater. Public Library will be open during our GOING ON VACATION??? LET US Wroblewski normal hours for service but library HELP YOU!!! I try to not purchase DVDs that are users are asked not to return items dur- Please let Erin know if you or your fam- DVD Unrated, but sometimes it is the only ing this time. To encourage library users ily is planning a vacation for the A note on MOVIE ratings!!! edition available. When we do add not to return items during this period upcoming year. The library would be Here at the Kohler Public Library, we those DVDs to our collection we will due dates are being extended beyond happy to purchase travel guides specific follow the Motion Picture Association always label them as R, even if the October 16 for items checked out begin- for your destination. Stop in, or email of America’s rating scale. Therefore theatrical release was PG-13. ning mid September. we do not circulate items rated PG-13 [email protected] Flawless to children under 13 or R rated items The upgrade will involve replacing the Penelope to children under 17 (unless they have current operating system with the NEW MATERIALS: The Bank Job a written permission slip on file). Polaris Integrated Library Systems. The Please call 459-2923 or email Erin at Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day Recently, DVDs have been released in move to Polaris will allow for behind [email protected] if you My Sassy Girl “UNRATED” editions. I want to take the scenes enhancements, new services, have suggestions of items to purchase Picture This a minute to clarify what the differ- features and tools as well as improved for the library. Entourage season 4 ence is between unrated and NOT EasiCat searches. Then She Found Me RATED. DVDs that are released of Pets of the month at the Sheboygan County Humane Society

See all the Humane Society’s adoptable pets at MySCHS.Petfinder.com Visit the Sheboygan County Humane Society at: 3107 N. 20th St. Sheboygan, WI 53083 920-458-2012

Shelter hours: “Jill” Monday: Noon - 4:30 p.m. #C8-08-0908 – I'm just a baby, three months old and already homeless. My mom and Tues.& Thurs: Noon - 6:30 p.m. littermates came to the humane society as strays. I'm a very cute female with short Wed. & Fri.: Noon - 4:30 p.m. hair and a big heart. Will you show me what it's like to have a loving home? Saturday: Noon - 4:00 p.m. Closed Sundays. “Lexie” The Humane Society offers discount adoption rates on adult cats. Please #D8-09-517 – I'm all dressed up in my costume and ready help us end pet overpopulation in to meet your Trick or Treaters! I'm a female Lab, old Sheboygan County, please SPAY and enough to have great manners. I am affectionate, quiet, NEUTER your pets. good with kids, dogs and cats and of course, I love com- pany! KOHLERVILLAGER.COM OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER 19 THE VILLAGE News and notices from the Village departments VIEW Also visit www.kohlervillage.org

Halloween events submits form by mail); picture ID/fee card FROM RECREATION DIRECTOR Projects. from a university, college or technical college; SUSIE WANDSCHNEIDER 2008-5, Increasing Cemetery Rates. utility bill; bank statement; paycheck. Your Village pool Hours 2008-6, Adopting the Sheboygan County name and current address must be on the item Open swim hours will be All Hazards Plan. you use for proof of residence. as follows: 2008-7, Authorizing Withdrawal from the Fall Pool Schedule Local Government Property Insurance Please note: you must provide your Driver’s Open Swim Saturday and Fund. License number if you have one. State Law Sunday 2:00-4:30 pm, lap 2008-8, Amending the 2008 Capital requires this. If you don’t have a Driver’s swimming 3:30-4:30 pm Outlay Budget by $182,000 for additional License, you may use the last four digits of Tuesday and Thursday 4:30-6:30 pm street your Social Security number. projects approved. Creepy Sunday Funday You may also register in the Clerk-Treasurers Water in Motion 2008-9, Authorizing Participation in October 26, 3:00-5:00 pm Office, 319 Highland Drive, during regular Monday-Wednesday-Friday 7:00 AM Wisconsin Class Pool for Investment Ravine Park (Rain Location – Village Gym) office hours, 7:00am – 4:00pm, Monday – This is an energizing experience in the shal- Purposes. For all Village Residents low water. A cardio workout and muscle ton- Friday. If you choose to register at the polls on Approved the following Ordinances: Put on your best costumes and have a blast. ing are the emphasis for this class. We Election Day, be sure to have your Driver’s 2008-1, Amending Chapters 20.08 and Must be 9 years old to attend without License number, the required proof of residen- encourage participants to wear water shoes, supervision. 20.40 of the Municipal Code Regarding cy and be prepared to wait. Election Day can but they are not required. Ability to swim is What’s happening not necessary. Please bring towels, shampoo Antennas. be hectic, but we will process your registration Scavenger hunts, age appropriate and soap. 2008-2, to Repeal and Recreate Section as quickly as we can. Games for all ages 21.13.010 of the Municipal Code Prizes If you have any questions about registration or Fee $1.00 for residents per session Regulating Best costume prizes any other Election issue, don’t hesitate to call $2.00 non-residents per session Signs. Treats for all of the kids the Clerk-Treasurers office at 920-459-3873. A card will be available for purchase at the 2008-3, Amend Section 21.070.010 of the Wienie Roast pool. The cost will be $10.00 for 12 sessions Municipal Code Regulating Temporary September 9 Primary Results for residents and $22.00 for non-residents. Signs. Trick or Treat and Bonfire October 31 221 Total Voters 2008-4, Amending Section 14.16.010 of Trick or Treat 5:00-7:00 pm. The Bonfire will 27-Democractic Deep Water Cardio and Abs the Municipal Code Regarding Cemetery begin at 7:15, Northwest of the High School 104-Republican This class is held on Tuesday and Thursday at Internments. Athletic Field. Park at the Inn on Woodlake. 0-Wisconsin Greens 5:30-6:30pm *** This class will be held from Approved borrowing for Capital Outlay The Kohler Fire Department will be monitor- 1-Libertarian 5:30-6:30 pm. projects from the State Trust Fund Loan ing this event. 4-Independent The participants in this class wear flotation Program at a rate of 3.25%. belts for buoyancy. 25 minutes are cardio Village Meetings Scheduled for October Rep in Congress Approved July 2008 Revenue & Expense exercises, 20 minutes targeting specific mus- Reports. 10/1 Public Library Board 4:00 pm 21-Roger Kittelson-Dem cle groups and 15 minutes are spent in the (at Library) 13-Mark Wollum-Dem Approved the following requests for shallow water targeting the core muscles. You Tourism Promotion & Development 10/9 Plan Commission 4:30 pm 145-Tom Petri-Rep need not be a strong swimmer to take advan- Committee funds: 10/13 Property Committee 4:45 pm tage of this class. 10/13 Finance Committee 6:00 pm Rep to Assembly $750 additional funding for utility pole 36-Terry Van Akkeren-Dem The fee for this class is the same at the AM 10/20 Village Board 7:00 pm class. removal on Country Trunk Y. 10/20 and 10/21 Special Village Board meet- 35-Job Hou-seye-Rep $2,438 for Kohler Villager printing costs. 131-Alex Pieper-Rep ings to conduct budget workshop 6:00 pm New Pool usage rates. Approved Bruce Neerhof’s attendance at All meetings are held at the Kohler Village District Attorney The Village Board has readjusted the non-res- the Wisconsin Wastewater Operator’s Hall, 319 Highland Drive, unless otherwise 29-Joe DeCecco-Dem ident usage rates. Association Conference 10/1-10/3/2008, indicated. Beginning October 1, Non-residents accompa- in Stevens Point. County Clerk FROM CLERK/TREASURER LAURIE nied by a Village resident will be $2.00 per 34-Julie Glancey-Dem nd LINDOW visit per person. Non-residents not accompa- 2 Annual Sheboygan County Crime nied by a Village resident will be $5.00 per Prevention & Safety Fair Office Hours Treasurer The Village Clerk/Treasurer’s Office will be person per visit. Saturday, October 4, 2008 from 10:00 am – 35-Laura Henning-Lorenz-Dem 3:00 pm at the Sheboygan Falls Municipal closed on Thursday, October 2, while staff 1-Lance Latsch attends training. Regular office hours are A Village resident is any person living within Building, inside and outside exhibits. Monday–Friday, 7:00am – 4:00pm. Reg of Deeds the Village limits. This does not necessarily Admission is FREE. 35-Ellen Schleicher-Dem include all of the Kohler postal customers. Voter Registration Featured exhibits: Registering early will save time for voters on FROM PUBLIC WORKS SUPERINTEN- Actions taken by the Village Board during  County law enforcement agencies – Election Day. DENT BRUCE NEERHOF their meeting on July 21, 2008: equipment, vehicles, officers, K-9’s LEAF COLLECTION Approved payment of the fuel surcharge  County fire departments – equipment, The Help America Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA) Leaf collection will start on October 6 and billed by Larry’s Hauling from July vehicles, fire personnel, survive alive requires that everyone register prior to voting. continue until December 1. Leaves should be through December 2008. house If you have already registered and there have raked into the street along the curb in a three- Approved the masonry repair bid for been no changes to your voter information, no foot (3’) wide row. No grass clippings, sticks, Memorial Hall Building from Chappa  County ambulance vehicles further registration is required, but if regis- and other garden debris are allowed. The Construction, cost not to exceed $10,000.  DOT rollover convincer tered voters have moved or names have Public Works Department follows a schedule Approved an additional $700 for tennis  Flight for Life – landing 12:30 pm in the changed a new application must be completed. for leaf collection. The collection starts on the court wind screens, funds to come from park adjacent to parking lot south end of the Village where the trees are Capital Outlay-Parks. If you are unsure if you are registered you can  Search & Rescue dogs and handlers more mature and produce more leaves. The Approved Twin Oaks temporary repair cost check election and voter registration informa- route continues to the west and north sections of $98,000 to be included in current year tion on the Internet before the November of the Village. During the last part of October borrowing. Election using the State’s Voter Public Access and early part of November we may only be VILLAGE BOARD website at http://vpa.wi.gov. Choose “look up Approved Highland Drive repairs of able to get through the Village once a week $58,000, Greenfield Drive repairs of your voter registration and polling place loca- and cannot make exceptions since this will Tom Leonhardt, President tion” and click on your name for voter infor- $15,000, and crack filling on various John Egan affect the collection schedule. A second leaf streets of $11,000 for a total of $84,000 to mation. You can also call the Clerk-Treasurers vacuum machine will be used during the heav- Thomas Gast be included in current year borrowing. office at 920-459-3873. iest weeks of the season. Bill Kunst Approved purchase of truck cap from Voter registration forms are available online at John Pethan FIRE HYDRANT FLUSHING AND Lakeland Sports Center, $734. the Government Accountability Board web- Steve Reinbacher WATER VALVE EXERCISING Approved filing the pre-application for the site, http://gab.wi.gov. Click the “Elections John Renzelmann During the months of October and November, Hazard Mitigation Grant Program by Divisions” button, go to “Forms & the Village Public Works Department will be September 15, 2008. Clerk-Treasurer Publications”, choose “All Forms”, and open exercising water valves. The Department will Approved operator’s licenses as requested Laurie Lindow form number EB 131. Once you fill out the also be performing maintenance on fire and denied one license based on back- Police Chief form, it can be mailed to the Village of hydrants and flushing the mains. The work ground check. Kohler, 319 Highland Drive, Kohler, WI William Rutten will be performed Tuesday through Thursday. 53044. Approved Temporary Class B beer and Public Works Supt. Residents should be aware that there will be wine license for the Kohler Foundation Bruce Neerhof periods of cloudy and discolored water as sedi- Fall Follies on October 10, 2008, to be Be sure to include a copy of proof of your res- Fire Chief idency. Acceptable documents include: current ment and mineral deposits in the water-mains held at the Kohler Stables. Mike Lindstrom WI Driver License/ID card; official ID are disturbed. Approved proposal from CHUBB for prop- card/license issued by a WI governmental erty insurance. Recreation Director If you have any questions about Kohler water Susie Wandschneider body; employee ID card with a photograph; distribution maintenance, please call 459- Approved the following Resolutions: real property tax bill/receipt; residential lease 3881. 2008-4, An Official Statement of Intent for Librarian (does not count as proof of residence if elector Issuing Debt for 2008 Capital Outlay Erin Coppersmith 20 OCTOBER, 2008 KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM

New Events Spice Up KOHLER Original Recipe Flavorful Weekend: Kohler Chocolate of the Month Chai Tea Garden Ganache Food & Wine Experience This month Kohler Original Recipe Chocolates presents the Chai Tea Garden This year the Kohler Food & Wine Food & Wine Experience weekend with Ganache. The warmly spiced flavors of Experience weekend features new events Sunday Brunch hosted by Pernod Chai tea offer an appropriate indulgence as along with time-honored favorites on Ricard USA. The new host will feature a the weather cools for early autumn. October 23-26. traditional brunch highlighted by cham- To create the Chai Tea Garden Ganache Whistling Straits welcomes a chef from pagne tastings throughout the meal. The the cardamom and cinnamon flavored tea another fine golf course to feature distinc- American Club. $60. is steeped in heavy cream and combined tive dishes selected by past Masters And back by popular demand, the with pure milk chocolate to fill a thin Tournament winners. When the world’s Shake & Stir Martini Party on Friday, chocolate shell. The delicate shell is then greatest golfers win the famous Green October 24 from 8-10 p.m. Jon Ashton, carefully set by a chocolatier to be hand- Jacket at the Masters Tournament held filled with Kohler’s exclusive chocolate Chef on CW’s The Daily Buzz, returns to annually at Augusta National Golf Club, ganache. The result is a shiny exterior Kohler to host an exclusive cooking Chef Bruce Sacino serves a meal of their boasting a rich green cocoa butter ribbon choice. Don’t miss this exclusive opportu- demonstration using Van Gogh Vodkas and ornamental frosted drizzle designed to nity to attend the Masters Club while you taste different infusions and hint at the bold, aromatic Chai flavor Champions’ Dinner to enjoy dishes that types of martinis. A new tasting will be locked within the shell. have been requested over the years includ- introduced every half hour. Main Stage The Chai Tea Garden Ganache is one of ing the Tiger Woods’ Sushi Bar and Mike Event. $35. Also enjoy a seminar titled ten unique chocolates in the Garden Weir’s Roasted Rack of Elk. Dinner is set Falling in Love with Fall hosted by Chef Ganache series. Individual pieces are avail- for 7 p.m. on Saturday, October 25th at Jon Ashton on Saturday, October 25 from able in the candy counter at Craverie in the Whistling Straits. $150. Attend Chef Bruce 2:30-3:30 p.m. $40. Shops at Woodlake; however, the ten and All of the chocolates are available at Craverie or online at Sacino’s seminar on Sunday from For the first time ever, Taste of the Vine six piece Garden Ganache boxes make col- 10-11 a.m. featuring Southern Low orful gifts as the seasonal colors change. www.KOHLERchocolates.com. tickets are available to the public. Country Cuisine – Food from Augusta Experience a spectacular evening of exqui- National. Main Stage. $35. site wine, delectable hors d’oeuvres and Toast Wisconsin’s German heritage live music on Friday, October 24 from 8- during Oktoberfest on Saturday, October FALL GOLF SPECIALS 25 from 8-10 p.m. Featuring local and 10 p.m. at the Kohler Design Center. $90. The Destination Kohler golf courses are November - November 1 - course closing regional microbrews, polka music by the The schedule, tickets and pricing for the featuring special fall rates in October and Irish (walking) – $55 Meadow Valleys John Roehl Orchestra and bratwurst from 2008 Kohler Food & Wine Experience are November. Plan your fall golf day today. (walking) – $55 Johnsonville Sausage. Main Stage Event. available online at For reservations call 800-344-2838. With golf car – $69 $25. Bring your lederhosen. www.KohlerFoodandWine.net or by call- October - October 6-31 *Prices are per person, plus tax Wake up on Sunday morning to toast ing 800-344-2838. Events, locations and Irish (walking) – $98 the final day of another delicious Kohler times are subject to change. Meadow Valleys (walking) – $98 DESTINATION KOHLER CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Basics of Infant Massage Woodlake Market Events awarded. Call 920-458-5570 for more Fresh vegetables, flowers, pastries, breads October 9 from 6:15-7 p.m. Oct. 11, 1-3 p.m. Decorate a free Autumn information. and more. Located next to Woodlake With Child - Maternity and Infant cookie Fashion of Hope Style Show Market at The Shops at Woodlake. Apparel Store Oct. 17, 4-6 p.m. Sweetest Day Sampling October 30 at 6 p.m. My Favorite Things - Chocolate Shop & Learn the basics of infant massage from a – Wine & Chocolates Kohler Design Center Spa Package professional. Kate Henning, LMT will Oct. 24-26, Daily Special Kohler Food & A fund raising fashion show hosted by Wine Events Scheduled Available Sunday-Thursday through demonstrate infant massage and discuss Kacia and featuring fashions from The Oct. 27, Pumpkin Decorating Contest the benefits for your little bundle! Call Shops at Woodlake apparel merchants. March 31, 2009 (Kids 12 and under) Pick up a free 920-287-7611 for reservations. Proceeds will benefit the Sheboygan This package includes a $50 Shops at pumpkin to carve County Cancer Care Fund. Tickets are Woodlake gift certificate; a two-course Kohler Doll and Bear Show Oct. 31st, 4:30-6:30 p.m. Trick or Treating available for purchase at Kacia, lunch, non-alcoholic beverage, and two October 11 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. in each department at Woodlake Market. Scentualities, Art Imig’s Clothiers, With Kohler Original Recipe Chocolates at the Hosted by The Nursery Window and Kohler Food & Wine Experience Child and Wisconsin Trader. $25 per Craverie Chocolatier Café; and a 50- located at The American Club October 23-26 person. Refreshments and live Minute Chocolate Pedicure at Kohler entertainment. Call 920-458-9121 for Meet internationally known doll and bear A weekend of culinary demonstrations, Waters Spa. $150 per person. Price more information. artists Hildegard Gunzel, Berdine Creedy, food and wine seminars and tastings. Make includes gratuity and tax. Zofia Zawieruszynski. In addition, plans now to spend a weekend full of Historic Wisconsin Room Dinner SAVE THE DATE - ANNUAL attendees may purchase tickets to the flavor—Destination KOHLER style. Thursday Evenings through October 30 SPECIAL EVENTS Vogue Ginny Tea Party at 3:30PM. www.KohlerFoodandWine.net or 1-800- Experience a Wisconsin Room dinner Admission fee - $5 for the show, $45 for 344-2838. reminiscent of the typical Wisconsin foods Holiday Market the tea party. Call 1-888-88DOLLS for Fun with Pumpkins of the period. Wisconsin Room Restaurant November 14-16 at The American Club Chef Benjamin Sommerfeldt has created a more information or reservations. October 23-26 celebratory three-course prix fixe dinner In Celebration of Chocolate Kohler Gardener for two guests including biodynamic wine November 21 at 6:30 p.m. at The Reiki Seminar Get in the spirit of Halloween with a pairings. $90. Call for reservations 920- American Club. October 11 at 1 p.m. pumpkin decorating contest. Pick up a 457-8000. Intentions pumpkin at Kohler Gardener on October Set the Night Aglow Tree Lighting Learn about healing energy at our free 18 or 19 and return your decorated S.C.I.O. Farmers’ Market Ceremony seminar. Call 920-457-9543 for pumpkin by October 22 to be displayed for Fridays through October 3 from November 28 from 5-8pm at The Shops at reservations. voting October 23-26. Prizes will be 11 a.m.- 5 p.m. Woodlake