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2007 Kohler Classic Draws 200 Participants PRSRT STD U.S.POSTAGE The PAID KohlerKohler KOHLER, WI 53044 PERMIT NO. 6 VillagerVillager219 Church St., Kohler, WI 53044 FREE Published Monthly In Kohler, WI 53044 July, 2007 Volume 2, Number 12 Free admission 2007 Kohler Classic to U.S. Senior Open for military draws 200 participants personnel Governor Jim Doyle announced on June 14 that the state will honor military person- nel and their families during the Fourth of July celebration at the U.S. Senior Open. In recognition for their service, all active mili- tary personnel will receive free admission to the U.S. Open. This special opportunity to enjoy the tournament is a collaborative effort between the Wisconsin Department of Tourism, Kohler Co., and the United States Golf Association (USGA). “Our men and women in uniform deserve – and have earned – the deepest respect and most profound gratitude of the people of Wisconsin,” Governor Doyle said. “Although we can never repay the debt we owe our soldiers for their brave and hon- orable service, I’m proud that Wisconsin offers the best package of veteran benefits in the nation. The U.S. Senior Open is always an enjoyable event. I’m proud they’ve chosen to hold it here in Wisconsin and I’m pleased we can offer this small showing of our appreciation to our men and women in uniform.” Active military personnel in Wisconsin will receive complimentary admission each day of the tournament, including the cham- pionship rounds on Thursday, Friday, Kohler Classic participants of all ages brave the heat with a smile as Herbert V. Kohler, Jr. shoots the starting gun and high-fives the runners. Saturday, and Sunday, July 2-8. Personnel See more photos on page ??? will be required to show a military identifi- cation card and may be asked to show a The 2007 Kohler Classic 5K Run/Walk 5k Results Age 20-29: 1. Whitney Endsley, Kohler, Wisconsin driver’s license as proof of resi- 25:49; 2. Alyssa Reindl, Sheboygan Falls, and Children’s 1 Mile Run on June 16 was MALE dency. 28:17; 3. Kristina Bath, Kohler, 28:41. On July 4th, military personnel and their a tremendous success thanks to more than Age 13 and under: 1. John Benishek, families will be admitted to the tournament 200 participants of all ages, along with the Kohler, 25:58; 2. Ben Madigan, Kohler, Age 30-39: 1. Ann Limberg, Sheboygan free of charge for the final practice round many donors and volunteers who made the 25:59; 3. Dominic Bocchini, Kohler, 26:00. Falls, 21:31; 2. Tanya Anderson, Oakfield, event possible. 21:43; 3. Anne Adams, Kiel, 21:54. before the competition. Age 14-19: 1. A.J. Armstrong, Kohler, U.S. Senior Open fans interested in par- Under mostly sunny skies and tempera- 20:46; 2. Adam Fisher, Sheboygan, 21:19; Age 40-49: 1. Nancy Madigan, Kohler, ticipating in the initiative will be able to tures already into the 80s, Herbert V. 3. Stanley Kaymen, Kohler, 25:46. 21:14; 2. Kathie Norman, Sheboygan Falls, write letters to support the Wisconsin mili- Kohler, Jr. delivered a short kick-off Age 20-29: 1. Michael Williams, 21:53; 3, Chocolate Brat, Kohler, 25:41. tary serving oversees throughout tourna- speech, then followed participants to the Sheboygan Falls, 19:04; 2. Michael Age 50 and over: 1. Marcia Balthazar, West ment week. The Wisconsin Department of Tourism will provide message cards and starting line where he fired the starting gun O'Reilly, Plymouth, 20:47; 3. Steven Allis, 34:24. will coordinate delivery with support from and high-fived runners as they took off. Grunwald, Sheboygan, 22:11. The event raised $8,390 for the Kohler Children’s 1 Mile results the Wisconsin National Guard. The letter Age 30-39: 1. Aaron Wiegand, Sheboygan, School Friends parent organization to bene- writing campaign will be located at the tour- 20:14; 2. Jay Scroggins, Sheboygan, 20:24; MALE nament information booth on the tourna- fit Kohler Schools. 3. Chris Grossman, Grafton, 21:10. Junior Kindergarten: Carter Gebler; Senior ment grounds. Henry Hearley of Mosinee (age 29) won Age 40-49: 1. Tim Renzelman, Sheboygan, Kindergarten: Grant Quasius; 1st grade: In addition, five dollars will be donated the overall male 5k with a time of 17.53, 17:54; 2. Elroy Brat, Kohler, 18:17; 3. Bob Carter Hunsucker; 2nd grade: Luke to the Wisconsin Armed Forces from each and Meghan Falconer of Kohler (age 14) Bartel, Sheboygan Falls, 20:15. Silvestri; 3rd grade: Hank Biznek; 4th 2007 U.S. Senior Open ticket purchased for won the overall women’s 5k with a time of grade: Noah Fink; 5th grade: Alex July 4th practice rounds. Kohler Co. has Age 50 and over: 1. Terry Bosch, 20:40. Falconer; 6th grade: Sam Wensink; 13 and agreed to match the total dollar amount Manitowoc, 24:21; 2. Robert Spanngle, over: Cameron Tompkins. raised. The overall male winner for the chil- Sheboygan, 24:58. dren’s 1 mile race was Alex Linck of FEMALE FEMALE Kohler (age ??) and the female winner was Junior Kindergarten: Mallory Keller; Garbage pickup Tori Hone of ??? (age ??). Age 13 and under: 1. Nicole Bartel, Senior Kindergarten: Elaina Falconer; 1st The 2008 Kohler Classic is scheduled to Sheboygan Falls, 26:04; 2. Elizabeth grade: Meg Biznek; 2nd grade: Emma will be on July 7 take place June 14. Falconer, Kohler, 28:54; 3. Karly Adamson, Hapeman; 3rd grade: Emma Herold; 4th There will be no garbage pickup on The following is a list of top finishers by Plymouth, 41:12. grade: Annika Lee; 5th grade: Emery Friday, July 6th due to the July 4th holiday. age group. A complete list of 5k results can Age 14-19: 1. Jessica Hofmann, Waldo, Edmunds; 6th grade: Abby Lee; 13 and Pick-up will be on Saturday, July 7th be found at www.kohlerschoolfriends.com. 26:48; 2. Stacy Ringwell, Waldo, 31:26. over: Katie Hone. instead. 2 JULY, 2007 THE KOHLER VILLAGER kohlervillager.com 2007 Bike Safety Day in Kohler — — Spa • tini [ spä • tene] - noun 1. The perfect accompaniment to a luxurious spa treatment 2. A refreshing drink best shared with BFs on girls’ night out. 3. A cocktail with vitamins (how cool is that!) WHO: You and your BFs WHAT: Spa-tini Tuesdays WHERE: Kohler Waters Spa WHEN: June 26, July 31 and August 28 5-9pm WHY: To have fun and relax! COST: Purchase of any Kohler Waters Spa Service NEED TO KNOW: Receive a complimentary spa-tini with the purchase of any Kohler Waters Spa service on Spa-tini Tuesdays. Lounge music, light hors d’oeuvres and fun are on the menu! Usage fee is waived with the purchase of a service. Advance appointments required. If you and a few of your girlfriends would like the exceptional service and thoughtful luxury of Kohler Waters Spa all to yourselves, why not “buy out” the manicure/pedicure area for up to two hours? Cost of this private, customized girlfriends’ get-together is $732 for eight services (four pedicures and four manicures). Call 800-344-2838 ext. 968 and visit DestinationKOHLER.com The Kohler for more information. VillagerVillager Independently owned and published 12 times yearly by Terra Media, L.L.C. ©2007 The Kohler Villager -- All Rights Reserved Printed by The Plymouth Review Thyme Savours and Thyme Savours, Too It’s about savoring the Editor - Mary Struck things that matter. 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