The Kohler Civic Club has re-

ceived Village Board approval to

place a new Veterans Memorial in
the Kohler Cemetery. The Memo-
rial will include a new lighted flag-
pole with five bronze bas-relief
panels attached to it. The panels
have been cast and are awaiting the
proper time to be installed into the
project.
The panel commemorating the
U.S. Marine Corp will display
service medals from all branches
of the military and bridge history
from the foundation of our country
to the present time. The medals
portrayed include a Purple Heart, a
Marine Good Conduct Medal, a
National Defense medal, a Distin-
guished Service Medal, and
medals for service in China,
Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf War,
Afghanistan, and the War on Ter-
rorism and a Service Dogs medal.
The center shows the classic Ma-
rine image of the flag raising at
Iwo Jima. In the foreground is the
Marine bulldog mascot, and the
classic Marine Flag, Saber and
Gloves motif.
The Navy cast bronze panel for
the Veterans Memorial for the
Kohler cemetery is topped with the
Navy Seals insignia. A porthole
frames the center area and includes
a sailor shipping out. Behind him
is the Navy fleet and a SEABEE
flying above.
In making this piece specific to
Sheboygan County, it should be
noted that the image of the naval
training ship is the USS Ely that
was berthed at the Sheboygan
Naval Armory for many years. The
Kohler Civic Club is on track for a
dedication of the memorial in No-
vember of this year.
Now that the project has been
given the go-ahead, groundbreak-
ing will take place in the near fu-
ture and every effort will be made
to hold a dedication of this memo-
rial for Veterans Day, 2014.
Anyone in supporting this proj-
ect with donations are most wel-
come. Donations can be sent to
Rev. Tom Schroeder, c/o Kohler
Civic Club P.O. Box 36, Kohler,
WI 53044.
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Firefighting apparatus from
around Sheboygan County will
roll through the Village of Kohler
on Saturday, August 23rd to cele-
brate Kohler volunteer fire depart-
ments centennial.
The parade will begin at 11:30
a.m., with staging at 10:30 a.m. in
the Kohler Co. parking lot located
north of the Human
Resources/Medical office at the
500 block of Highland Drive. The
parade route goes south on High-
land Drive to School Street, then
winds around West Park Lane,
Summit Road, Valley Road and
Upper Road back to Highland
Drive.
After the parade, all are wel-
come to enjoy an afternoon of
food, beverages, and live music at
Lost Woods Park at the junction
of Valley Road and Lower Falls
Road. Back by popular demand,
the highly acclaimed Skyhouse
Band will perform during the
gathering. A wet-down ceremony
for Kohlers new fire truck will
also take place.
Area fire departments heading
to the post-parade festivities at
Lost Woods Park should be ad-
vised that the railroad trestle over
Valley Road north of the park has
a clearance of only 12 feet, and an
alternate route should be taken.
Kohler Fire Departments centennial
celebration coming up Saturday,
August 23
Parade Route
Village Board approves
Kohler Civic Club veterans
memorial project
Submitted by the Whos Got
TalentCommittee
Join us at the Kohler Memorial
Theatre this Saturday, August 16 at
6 p.m. and see our Kohler talent
shine and compete for a chance to
win $250 for the highest audition
score! Kohler Night will be
hosted by 96.1 The Point after-
noon DJ Jeff Frieders and the
celebrity judges will be Ben Olson
(Morning DJ 96.1 The Point),
Jess Kelley (Afternoon DJ B93
Sheboygans Country), and
Kohlers own Scott Silvestri!
Cost is $5.00 at the door. Audi-
tions will be taking place at the
Theatre all day for performers from
outside of Kohler and their audi-
tions are also open to the public.
Check Kohler Performing Arts Or-
ganizations Facebook page at
facebook.com/KohlerPAO for fre-
quent updates. Good luck Kohler
talent!
Only about 38% of registered
voters in Kohler turned out for the
August 12 partisan primary elec-
tion. There were 556 voters and
three absentee ballots.
In the hotly contested races,
Tyler Vorpagel, who came in last
among Kohler voters in a three-
way race to fill a seat left vacant
by Steve Kestell in the 27th As-
sembly, went on to win for the Re-
publicans. Vorpagel received
2,202 votes, Darryl Carlson 2,034,
and Jackie Jarvis 1,782. Vorpagel,
who served as an aide for retiring
Congressman Tom Petri, will face
Democrat Scott Heinig of Ply-
mouth in November.
Senator Joe Leibham, who was
clear a favorite among Kohler vot-
ers to represent Republicans in the
race for the 6th Congressional Dis-
trict, is awaiting the results of a re-
count. Leibham trails Glenn
Grothman by a little over 200
votes. The victor will face Win-
How Kohler
voted . . .
Kohler voters turnout
for partisan primary
Whos Got
Talent? August
16 Kohler Night
auditions open
to public
Continued on page 2
Note:the map in the August 1 issue of The Kohler Villager showed the arrows incorrectly going
counterclockwise. The parade will proceed clockwise, as shown in this map.
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election to succeed retiring U.S.
Rep. Tom Petri.
For the Democrats, Mary Burke
easily defeated Brett Hulsey for
the race for state governor.
All winners of the primary will
face off for the general election on
Tuesday, November 4.
The following are primary
election totals for Democrats and
Republicans:
Democratic Party:
Governor
Mary Burke - 72, Brett Hulsey - 3
Lieutenant Governor
John Lehman - 41, Mary Jo Wal-
ters - 28
Attorney General
Susan V. Happ - 48, Jon Richards
- 13, Ismael Ozanne - 8
Secretary of State
Doug La Follette - 68
State Treasurer
David L. Sartori - 40, Dave
Leeper - 26
Congressional District 6
Mark L. Harris - 68
State Senate District 9
Martha Laning - 72
Assembly District 27
Scott Grover Heinig - 67
Clerk of Circuit Court
Christine Koenig - 64
Republican Party:
Governor
Scott Walker 385
Lieutenant Governor
Rebecca Kleefisch - 403
Attorney General
Brad Schimel - 356
Secretary of State
Julian Bradley - 209
Carey Bies - 110
State Treasurer
Matt Adamczyk - 209, Randall
Melchert - 118
Congressional District 6
Joe Leibham - 365, Glenn Groth-
man - 67, Duey Stroebel - 20,
Tom Denow - 6
State Senate District 9
Devin LeMahieu - 344
Assembly District 27
Darryl Carlson - 173, Jackie
Jarvis - 172, Tyler Vorpagel - 88
Sheriff
Todd Priebe - 380
Constitution Party:
Secretary of State
Jerry Broitzman - 1
State Treasurer
Andrew Zuelke - 1
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Upcoming Kohler
Schools events
August 18 Kohler Tennis Invitational All Day
August 26 Swim Meet in Kohler 4:00 p.m.
August 26 Volleyball Invitational 4:00 p.m.
September 19, 7:00 p.m. (Dedication to all the people
who donated to the Ebben field renovation).
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Master suite and bath w/jetted tub and walk-in shower
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Lower theater/media room, exercise room, office
Exterior cedar siding, composite decking, well landscaped
yard
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534 Michigan Ave., Sheboygan
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4 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, walk up attic
Finished lower level, Bricked courtyard
Close to Lake Michigan, schools & Parks
#3825 $239,900
Meg Trager 207-9228
1078B Creeks Cross Rd, Kohler
BEAUTIFUL LIGHT-FILLED CONDO
2 Bedrooms, Den, 3 full baths, 1
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Luxury master suite w/2 vanities, WI closet, WI shower
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Open concept kitchen, dinette, and living room
Living room fireplace, patio doors to a lovely deck
Lower level office, family room, adtl utility area, full bath
#3816 $249,900
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Multi-level deck, landscaped back yard, 3 car garage
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4128 Elmwood Ct., Sheboygan
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Large open great room with gas fireplace
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Full unfinished basement
All appliances included, first floor laundry
#3849 $169,900
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435 Hill St., Kohler
OUTSTANDING VALUE IN KOHLER
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3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths, many recent upgrades
Living room bay window, built-in hutch & bookshelf
Lower partially finished rec room and office
Outstanding landscape, priced below comparables
#3850 $169,900
Fred Stone 980-1370
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14203 Autumn Ridge Dr, Valders
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Picture perfect setting in Autumn Ridge Subd.
Adjacent to golf course and a walk to Pigeon Lake
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Two fireplaces, vaulted ceiling, 4 Bedrooms
Lower family room fireplace & kitchenette
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Happy Hour
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Battle of the Bands
Goose Island 5K Bier Run/Walk
Live Entertainment Both Days!
Sheepshead Tournament
Cornhole Challenge
1082B Creeks Cross Rd, Kohler
ELEGANT AND EASY LIVING
One floor ranch condo, 2+ bedrooms or den
Beautiful fireplace w/bookcases and storage
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Open concept dining, kitchen and living area
Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances
Hardwood maple floors, main level laundry
Master suite with double sinks, walk-in closet
Two very private decks, 2 car attached garage
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Kohler Civic Club President
Rich Balge is pleased to announce
that the 2014 Village of Kohler di-
rectories have been delivered to
the homes and businesses in the
Village of Kohler.
Annually, the Kohler Civic Club
members sponsor this activity for
the benefit of the Kohler residents
and businesses.
Special thanks are extended to
the student photographers: Evelyn
Huen, Haley Nack, and Austin
Aguirre; Boneck Printing Com-
pany; Kohler Village Clerks Laurie
Lindow and Cindi Gamb; the
many advertisers; Mary Struck,
editor of the Kohler Villager; and
those who assisted with the distri-
bution of the directories.
The following are those who
helped distribute the directories:
Kohler Village Board Members:
Tom Schnettler, President, and
members, Sue Jaberg, Chuck
Keller, Bill Kunst, and John
Pethan
Kohler Civic Club Members: John
Egan, Art Perry, and Tom
Schroeder
Kohler Residents: Karen Egan,
Lynn Erbstoesser, Kellie Hoekstra,
Kathy Kunst, Linda and Dale Neil,
Zach and Erin Pethan, Matt
Kautzer and family, Joanie Schnet-
tler, Bev Schroeder, Amy Silvestri
and family
The Kohler Civic Club apolo-
gizes for any errors in the transfer-
ring of telephone numbers,
addresses, etc. Anyone who did
not receive their directory, or
would like another one, may stop
by the Village Hall clerks office
where Laurie Lindow or Cindi
Gamb will be more than happy to
respond to your request.
If anyone received a 2014 Vil-
lage Directory that is missing some
of the pages, please stop at the Vil-
lage Hall to pick up a corrected
copy.
Village phone
directories have
been delivered
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Email:
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Circulation:
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from Sheboygan, Wisconsin to
Hollywood, but a bit of the spirit
on the lake will find its way into
the hands of some of entertain-
ments biggest names.
Sheboygan entrepreneur Caitlin
Brotz, founder of Oliv 426, an-
nounced that her Anti-Aging/Mois-
turizing Face Serum and Lip Balm
will be included in gift bags col-
lated by The Artisan Group, at
the GBK Gift Lounge in Honor of
the Emmy Awards in Beverly Hills
on August 22-23.
Products selected for the gift
lounge are by invitation only. We
feel honored to be included. It al-
ways amazes me how far our client
base stretches from our small She-
boygan, Wisconsin shop, said
Brotz.
In 2006, Oliv 426 formally
opened its brick-and-mortar doors,
and a year later, began selling on-
line to reach a wider audience that
now stretches world-wide. The lip
balm and whipped lotion are
among the most popular items on
the product list, along with an array
of other all-natural products that
heal, protect and enhance face,
body, lips and hair, as well as col-
lections specifically formulated for
men and children. The Oliv hand-
pours products daily to ensure
freshness of the all-natural ingredi-
ents.
The anti-aging/moisturizing face
serum that celebrities will be re-
ceiving contains Brotzs propri-
etary blend of natural oils,
including pomegranate, blackberry
seed, rosehip and carrot seed oils
that nourish and detoxify the skin
with a lightly scented touch of
lavender oil. The all-natural hy-
drating lip balm has a kiss of
pomegranate flavorthe com-
panys favorite among its cus-
tomers.
Im excited to have Oliv 426
participate in the GBK Gift lounge
as a part of The Artisan Group,
and I cant wait to see which
celebrities receive the Anti-Aging
Serum and Lip Balm packs, says
Brotz. She added that the serum is
by far her most popular product,
accounting for 30% of Oliv 426
sales.
Brotzs shop, Oliv 426, is a fa-
vorite stop among tourists and lo-
cals alike in Sheboygan, where
visitors can customize natural per-
sonal care products on the spot by
choosing fragrances, colors,
essences and herbs to create soaps,
lotions, lip balms and other prod-
ucts to suit their tastes.
While I don't think our serum will
shut down any Beverly Hills plas-
tic surgery clinics any time soon,"
laughs Cailtlin, referring to the
Hollywood stereotype of a preoc-
cupation with youthfulness, I do
hope that our gift bag recipients
will love our age-defying duo.
The Anti-Aging Serum and Lip
Balm, as well as all other Olivu
products are available to the public
online at www.olivu426.com.
Sheboygan Wisconsin
product line featured in
Celebrity gift baskets
Susie Wandschneider
My high school friend, Cheri,
and I were thinking about our next
adventure. What do you do after
rafting the Colorado River for 6
days? We talked about Costa Rica.
Well, after finding out that former
Kohler resident Chris Atkins had
started his own Travel agency,
Central America Fishing, things
started to move forward. I con-
tacted Chris and told him the kind
of vacation we were interested in
taking.
Chris promptly responded with
exactly what we wanted, a few
days of adventure and some seri-
ous beach time. We were met at
the gate at the airport by one of
Chris employees. She escorted us
through customs to a duty free
shop and then to our waiting pri-
vate transfer. Chris also met us.
We traded string cheese and
cheese curds for some cold beer.
This was the beginning of a per-
fect vacation. Our first hotel in
Old high school friends hook
up with owner of luxury fishing
agency for fun adventure in
Costa Rica
Arenal had a view of the volcano
in the rainforest area of the coun-
try. A beautiful property with all
the amenities any traveler would
want. From here we went zip lin-
ing over the canopy of the rainfor-
est, rappelling down waterfalls,
and a wildlife river float.
Our next hotel was right on the
beach. A dream come true. We
spent the next 3 days wandering
the beach in Tamarindo, body
boarding, eating fresh seafood at
beach restaurants, and going on a
snorkeling sunset cruise.
As always it is hard to leave a
perfect vacation behind, but I be-
lieve we will return to beautiful
Costa Rica. Thank you Chris!
Left:Susie Wandschneider ziplining. Right:Suzie and former Kohler resident Chris
Atkins, who owns Central America Fishing travel agency. Submitted photos
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Kohler School is excited to an-
nounce a great new program for
the 2014-15 school year.
Starting August 1st, Kohler
School families and Village Resi-
dents will be able to purchase an
athletic pass for all home athletic
events. This 20-pass punch card
will sell for $40. At $2 per game
(punch), this is a $40 savings over
the standard $4 adult admission
fee.
Families can use this card for
themselves or any other adult
(Grandma/Grandpa/Aunt/Uncle/C
ollege Student/or Friend). You can
use as many punches as you
would like for any individual
game.
When you run out of punches,
you just purchase another card
from the District office or right at
the game.
Even more exciting for families
is that all Kohler students will get
into all home games FREE
under one condition: They must
wear Blue Bombers clothing to
the game. Students who dont
wear Bombers clothing will be
charged the standard $2.
Stop by the school office to pur-
chase passes. We look forward to
seeing the entire community out
this year supporting Our
Bombers!
School athletic passes (Bomber
cards) great new deal for 2014
Enroll now! Classes start September 2nd!
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(Sheboygan, Wisconsin) The
29th Annual Custom Car Show
sponsored by the Kettle Moraine
Corvette Club will be held on Sun-
day, August 24th at Sheboygans
South Pier District, adjacent to
Blue Harbor Resort and Confer-
ence Center from 8am 4pm, rain
or shine.
Open to the public, the Kettle
Moraine Corvette Club (KMCC)
organizers and hosts of the Cus-
tom Car Show invite auto enthusi-
asts of all ages to stop by and
enjoy the beautiful waterfront set-
ting as well as view the 200 plus
cars anticipated to register. Con-
cessions and music will be avail-
able on site through-out the day.
Concession sale proceeds will stay
in the community and benefit local
charities. Over the years, car show
proceeds have been donated to
many worthy causes including the
Salvation Army, Sheboygan
County Cancer Care Fund, Sharon
S. Richardson Hospice, Boys &
Girls Club, Sheboygan County
Historical Museum and more.
Space is still available for any-
one wishing to show their car, all
makes and models in show condi-
tion are eligible on August 24th.
Over 25 classes of vehicles will be
on display. Walk-in show registra-
tion will be accepted at $10 per ve-
hicle. Class trophies will be
awarded at 3pm. For more infor-
mation, contact event chairman
Rick Waldbauer at 920-467-3303
or visit the car show website at
www.kmccwi.org for details.
The Kettle Moraine Corvette
Club was formed in 1969 and cur-
rently has over 75 members. The
club is open to any adult over age
18, who owns or leases a Corvette.
Meetings are held the first
Wednesday evening of the month.
Call 920-565-4400 for more infor-
mation.
29th Annual Custom Car Show Planned
Sunday, August 24th at Sheboygans South Pier
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GRACE UNITED CHURCH
OF CHRIST
A historical part of the Village of Kohler
(Celebrating 90 years in Kohler)
A friendly place to worship right in your
neighborhoodeveryone is welcome.
Founded in 1924, Grace Church is a
community church in which all people
are welcome and fully able to
participate in everything we do.
Church services 8am & 10am
(Sept 14 June 7)
Summer service @ 9:30
(June 8-Sept 7)
We have Sunday School for
children ages 4-12
A confrmation program which spans
7th and 8th grade
Come and join us on Sunday.
Grace Church, 500 School Street
The little Church with a big heart!
Name:
Mary Ann Braun
Current residence:
Washington, Mo
Year graduated from Kohler
High School:
1951
Post-high school education:
St. Mary's College, BS in
elementary education
Occupation
Homemaker
Fondest memories growing up
in Kohler:
Ravine Park. Roller skating Band
concerts. Free movies.
What was most memorable
about attending Kohler
Schools, and how did the edu-
cation at KHS help this grad
attain their goals?
The schools were good with
small classes.
Tell us more about this Kohler
grad career, family, hobbies...
I taught school in Fond du Lac
where. I met my husband, Keith
Merline. We were married in
1956 in Kohler. We had five chil-
dren. Keith passed away in 2012.
I enjoy reading, embroidering
and volunteering.
Where are they
now?
If you grew up in Kohler, let us know where you are and
what youre doing by completing the online survey at
kohlervillager.com (click on Alumni Survey)
The Kohler 5th grade class is in
need of funds for attending the
Trees For Tomorrow Camp in
Eagle River Wisconsin this fall.
Fifteen students will attend the
three-day outdoor environmental
educational experience, and
$1,500 beyond the students cost is
needed.
Anyone interested in donating
can write a check to Duane Du
Mez/ Kohler Public Schools. Do
not write a check to Trees for To-
morrow as it will go in to their
general donation fund and not be
allocated for the Kohler 5th grade.
Donations sought for
fifth grade trip to Trees
for Tomorrow Camp
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Thanks to all
those who serve!
~ Bemis Bath Shoppe
~ From all of us at 4th Street Tap
~ Village Realty
& Development
Congratulations and thank
you for 100 years
of service!
Congratulations, and thank
you for serving the
community for 100 years!
Happy 100th
Birthday!
Congratulations!
~ On behalf of Sue Breitbach Fenn Agency
Congratulations and thank
you for 100 years
of service!
~ TLC Casuals
~ Eat at the Lake
Happy 100th Birthday to the
Kohler Fire Department!
Thank you for your service!
Congratulations!
from
Grace UCC Church
in Kohler
Congratulations!
May your biggest fires be
underneath your brats.
~ The Verhelsts
Remembering 100 years of
Kohler volunteers . . .
Thank you to all who run
toward fires, while
everyone else runs away!
~ The Kohler Villager
See all the Humane Societys
adoptable pets at
MySCHS.Petfinder.com
Visit the Sheboygan County
Humane Society at:
3107 N. 20th St., Sheboygan,WI 53083
920-458-2012
DATCP LIC # 268221-DS
Shelter hours:
Monday: Noon - 4:30 p.m.,
Tues.& Thurs: Noon - 6:30 p.m.,
Wed. & Fri.: Noon - 4:30 p.m.,
Saturday: Noon - 4:00 p.m.,
Closed Sundays.
The Humane Society offers discount
adoption rates on adult cats. Please help
us end pet over population in Sheboygan
County, please SPAY and
NEUTER your pets!
Kyla - #C14-06-0376
Hi everybody, I'm Kyla! I'm a sweet little 1 year old orange
tabby that was found as a stray and brought into the shelter.
I'm so thankful that they brought me here because now it's
time for me to find a home of my own. I'm a gentle gal that
just wants to be pet and loved. I'd be purrfect in just about any
home so I do hope you'll come visit me today!

Birch - #D14-07-263
My name is Birch, a 3 year old Siberian Husky with stunning
blue eyes. I came in as a lost dog and was pretty disillusioned
when no one came looking for me. Oh well, now I am on the
search for a real home to call my own. I like meeting other
dogs, love my toys, enjoy going for walks and would make a
gorgeous addition to your family. Come in and see for your-
self! I'll be watching for you.
Adoptable pets from the Sheboygan County Humane Society
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Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location Comments
Swimming: Girls Varsity Invitational Sat 08/23/2014 9:00am Away vs. Chilton,Kiel, Kohler, Two Rivers, Manitowoc Lincoln Chilton Middle School Warm-ups begin at 8:00 a.m.
Swimming: Girls Varsity Meet Tue 08/26/2014 5:30pm Port Washington Kohler High School
Swimming: Girls Varsity Game Tue 09/02/2014 3:45pm Away vs. Sheboygan South,Kohler, Chilton, Sheboygan North, Sheboygan South High School
Kiel, West Bend East, West Bend West, Two Rivers
Swimming: Girls Varsity Meet Tue 09/16/2014 5:30pm Away vs. Sheboygan North Sheboygan North High School
Swimming: Girls Varsity Invitational Sat 09/20/2014 8:00am Away vs. Port Washington,Oak Creek, West Bend East, West Bend West, Thomas Jefferson Middle School 8:00am Dive / 1:00pm Swim
Wauwatosa West, Chilton, Kiel, Kohler, West Allis Central, Manitowoc Lincoln
Swimming: Girls Varsity Meet Thu 09/25/2014 TBD Away vs. Plymouth (MI),Kohler, Kiel Plymouth High School
Swimming: Girls Varsity Meet Thu 10/02/2014 6:00pm Away vs. Two Rivers Two Rivers High School Pool
Swimming: Girls Varsity Meet Thu 10/09/2014 TBD Away vs. Kiel,Kohler, Valders, Chilton, Brillion Kiel High School Pool
Swimming: Girls Varsity Invitational Sat 10/11/2014 9:00am Away vs. Sheboygan South,Green Bay East, Kohler, Sheboygan South High School Red Wing Invite
Plymouth, Sheboygan North, Shorewood, Bay Port
Swimming: Girls Varsity Invitational Sat 10/18/2014 1:00pm Away vs. Shorewood,Kohler, New Berlin West, Brookfield Academy Athletics, Shorewood High School
Whitefish Bay, Madison Edgewood, Grafton
Swimming: Girls Varsity Meet Thu 10/23/2014 TBD Away vs. Chilton,Kohler, Plymouth (MI) Chilton Middle School
Swimming: Girls Varsity Conference Meet Sat 11/01/2014 TBD Away vs. Chilton Chilton Middle School
Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location
Volleyball: JV Match Tue 09/02/2014 5:30pm Away vs. Living Word Lutheran Living Word Lutheran High School
Volleyball: JV Duel Thu 09/04/2014 5:30pm Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Kohler High School
Volleyball: JV Duel Tue 09/09/2014 5:30pm Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium Cedar Grove-Belgium High School
Volleyball: JV Duel Thu 09/11/2014 5:30pm Random Lake Kohler High School
Volleyball: JV Invitational Sat 09/13/2014 9:00am Away vs. St. Marys Springs St. Mary's Springs
Volleyball: JV Duel Thu 09/18/2014 5:30pm Away vs. Ozaukee Ozaukee High School
Volleyball: JV Duel Tue 09/23/2014 5:30pm Away vs. Sheboygan County Christian Sheboygan County Christian High School
Volleyball: JV Duel Thu 09/25/2014 5:30pm Sheboygan Lutheran Kohler High School
Volleyball: JV Invitational Sat 09/27/2014 9:00am Away vs. New Holstein,Kohler, Green Bay West, Hilbert New Holstein Middle School
Volleyball: JV Duel Thu 10/02/2014 5:30pm Oostburg Kohler High School
Volleyball: JV Duel Tue 10/07/2014 5:30pm Away vs. Howards Grove Howards Grove High School
Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location
Volleyball: Varsity Quad Tue 08/26/2014 4:00pm Gibraltar, Milwaukee Pulaski, Sevastopol Kohler High School
Volleyball: Varsity Match Tue 09/02/2014 6:30pm Away vs. Living Word Lutheran Living Word Lutheran High School
Volleyball: Varsity Duel Thu 09/04/2014 7:00pm Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah Kohler High School
Volleyball: Varsity Duel Tue 09/09/2014 7:00pm Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium Cedar Grove-Belgium High School
Volleyball: Varsity Duel Thu 09/11/2014 7:00pm Random Lake Kohler High School
Volleyball: Varsity Invitational Sat 09/13/2014 9:00am Away vs. Sheboygan South Sheboygan South High School
Volleyball: Varsity Duel Thu 09/18/2014 7:00pm Away vs. Ozaukee Ozaukee High School
Volleyball: Varsity Invitational Sat 09/20/2014 8:30am Away vs. Lake Country Lutheran,Kohler, Dodgeland, Sevastopol High School
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Ozaukee, Sevastopol
Volleyball: Varsity Duel Tue 09/23/2014 7:00pm Away vs. Sheboygan County Christian Sheboygan County Christian High School
Volleyball: Varsity Duel Thu 09/25/2014 7:00pm Sheboygan Lutheran Kohler High School
Volleyball: Varsity Invitational Sat 09/27/2014 9:00am Away vs. New Holstein,Kohler, Green Bay West, Hilbert New Holstein High School
Volleyball: Varsity Duel Thu 10/02/2014 7:00pm Oostburg Kohler High School
Volleyball: Varsity Invitational Sat 10/04/2014 9:00am Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium,Columbus, Kewaskum, Kiel, Kohler, St. Francis Cedar Grove-Belgium High School
Volleyball: Varsity Duel Tue 10/07/2014 7:00pm Away vs. Howards Grove Howards Grove High School
Volleyball: Varsity CLC Tournament Thu 10/16/2014 4:30pm Away vs. Howards Grove,Cedar Grove-Belgium, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Kohler, Howards Grove High School
Oostburg, Ozaukee, Random Lake, Sheboygan County Christian, Sheboygan Lutheran
Volleyball: Varsity CLC Tournament Sat 10/18/2014 9:00am Away vs. Howards Grove,Cedar Grove-Belgium, Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah, Kohler, Howards Grove High School
Oostburg, Ozaukee, Random Lake, Sheboygan County Christian, Sheboygan Lutheran
Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location Comments
Soccer: Boys Varsity Scrimmage Sat 08/16/2014 4:00pm Away vs. Cedarburg,Kohler, Dominican Cedarburg High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Tue 08/19/2014 4:30pm Away vs. Sheboygan Falls Sheboygan Falls Elementary School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Fri 08/22/2014 4:00pm Away vs. Brookfield Academy Athletics Brookfield Academy High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Match Tue 08/26/2014 4:30pm Away vs. Living Word Lutheran Living Word Lutheran High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Thu 08/28/2014 4:30pm Cedar Grove-Belgium Kohler High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Tue 09/02/2014 4:30pm Oostburg Kohler High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Thu 09/04/2014 4:30pm Howards Grove Kohler High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Tue 09/09/2014 4:30pm Ozaukee Kohler High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Thu 09/11/2014 4:30pm SC/SL SOC Kohler High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Invitational Sat 09/13/2014 9:30am Away vs. Wrightstown Wrightstown High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Mon 09/15/2014 4:30pm Random Lake Kohler High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Tue 09/16/2014 5:00pm Away vs. Veritas Uihlein Soccer Complex
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Tue 09/23/2014 6:00pm Away vs. Cedar Grove-Belgium Cedar Grove-Belgium High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Thu 09/25/2014 6:00pm Away vs. Oostburg Oostburg High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Invitational Sat 09/27/2014 9:00am Away vs. Green Bay East,West Bend West, Broadview Soccer Complex Red Devil Varsity Invite 3 games
Oshkosh North, Gibraltar, Green Bay Southwest, Kohler
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Mon 09/29/2014 4:30pm Away vs. Howards Grove Howards Grove High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Thu 10/02/2014 4:30pm Away vs. Ozaukee Ozaukee High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Tue 10/07/2014 4:30pm Away vs. SC/SL SOC Sheboygan County Christian High School
Soccer: Boys Varsity Game Thu 10/09/2014 4:30pm Away vs. Random Lake Random Lake High School
Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location Location Detail
Football: JV Game Thu 08/21/2014 6:15pm Sheboygan Falls Kohler High School Ebben Field
Football: Varsity Game Sat 08/23/2014 1:00pm Living Word Lutheran, K/SL/SC FB Living Word Lutheran High School
Football: Varsity Game Fri 08/29/2014 6:00pm K/SL/SC FB vs. North Fond du Lac Kohler High School
Football: JV Game Tue 09/02/2014 5:00pm Reedsville Kohler High School Ebben Field
Football: Varsity Game Fri 09/05/2014 7:00pm Rosholt, K/SL/SC FB Rosholt High School
Football: JV Game Mon 09/15/2014 6:15pm Cedar Grove-Belgium, K/SL/SC FB Cedar Grove-Belgium High School
Football: Varsity Game Fri 09/19/2014 7:00pm K/SL/SC FB vs. Howards Grove Kohler High School
Football: JV Game Mon 09/22/2014 6:15pm K/SL/SC FB vs. Howards Grove Kohler High School
Football: Varsity Game Fri 09/26/2014 7:00pm Random Lake, K/SL/SC FB Random Lake High School HS Field - Football
Football: JV Game Mon 09/29/2014 6:15pm Random Lake, K/SL/SC FB Random Lake High School
Football: Varsity Game Fri 10/03/2014 7:00pm Ozaukee, K/SL/SC FB Ozaukee High School
Football: JV Game Mon 10/06/2014 6:15pm Ozaukee, K/SL/SC FB Ozaukee High School
Activity Type Day Date Time Versus Location Location Detail
Tennis: Girls Varsity Invitational Mon 08/18/2014 TBD Ashwaubenon, Milton, Port Washington, Racine Saint Catherine's, Ripon, Sheboygan South, Dominican Kohler High School
Tennis: Girls JV Invitational Tue 08/19/2014 9:00am Away vs. Sheboygan North,Kohler, Manitowoc Lincoln, Sheboygan South Sheboygan North High School
Tennis: Girls Varsity Match Thu 08/21/2014 4:00pm Roncalli Kohler High School Tennis Court 1
Tennis: Girls Varsity Invitational Fri 08/22/2014 TBD Away vs. University School of Milwaukee University School of Milwaukee
Tennis: Girls Varsity Invitational Sat 08/23/2014 8:00am Away vs. University School of Milwaukee University School of Milwaukee
Tennis: Girls Varsity Match Tue 08/26/2014 4:00pm Away vs. Sheboygan Falls Sheboygan Falls High School
Tennis: Girls Varsity Match Thu 08/28/2014 TBD Two Rivers Kohler High School Tennis Court 1
Tennis: Girls Varsity Match Thu 09/04/2014 4:00pm Away vs. Kewaskum Kewaskum High School
Tennis: Girls Varsity Quad Sat 09/06/2014 8:30am Medford Area, Pacelli, Sussex Hamilton Kohler High School
Tennis: Girls Varsity Match Tue 09/09/2014 4:00pm Chilton Kohler High School Tennis Court 1
Tennis: Girls Varsity Match Thu 09/11/2014 4:00pm Away vs. Kewaunee Kewaunee High School
Tennis: Girls Varsity Invitational Sat 09/13/2014 9:00am Away vs. Sheboygan North,Kohler, Appleton West, Manitowoc Lincoln, Xavier Sheboygan North High School
Tennis: Girls Varsity Quad Sat 09/20/2014 9:00am Brookfield Central, Fond du Lac, Sheboygan North Kohler High School
Tennis: Girls Varsity Duel Tue 09/23/2014 4:30pm Brookfield Academy Athletics Sports Core
Tennis: Girls Varsity Match Thu 09/25/2014 4:00pm Plymouth Kohler High School Tennis Court 1
Tennis: Girls Varsity Match Thu 10/02/2014 4:00pm Away vs. Kiel Kiel High School
Kohler High School Sports Schedules
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Greenbush On Sunday August
24th, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., a vari-
ety of artisans and craftspeople
from Wisconsin and across the
Midwest will display and sell their
wares at the Wade Houses 54th
Annual Arts and Crafts Fair.
More than 100 of the regions
best artists and craftsmen will ex-
hibit at this lively family event on
the tree-lined grounds of the Wade
House Historic Site. The ex-
hibitors employ a variety of medi-
ums including painting, sculpture,
ceramics, mixed media, printmak-
ing, jewelry, fiber art, glass, wood,
leather, metal and photography.
Show participants include:
Terry Lockwood, an artist who cre-
ates encaustic, acrylic and water-
color paintings, photographs
nature and designs floral art; Karen
Krueger, who specializes in creat-
ing hand-painted glassware; Cindy
Adams, a stained glass artist who
has created a unique collection of
windows, kaleidoscopes and jew-
elry boxes; and Frank Mittelstadt,
who uses acrylics on fire wood,
cabinet doors and canvas to depict
scenes from nature.
This outdoor celebration of the
arts also features good food with
fare ranging from cream puffs to
frozen yogurt to brats, burgers and
gourmet fries. Rides on a repro-
duction stagecoach will also be of-
fered at a modest fee. Proceeds
from this event help support the
educational, historic programming
at the site.
The Arts and Crafts Fair will
take place at the Wade House His-
toric Site in Greenbush, WI. Free
parking is available off Center St.
in Greenbush. Special admission
of $5.00 per adult includes en-
trance to the Fair and entire site.
Children ages 17 and under are
FREE. Admission includes a
horse-drawn vehicle ride from the
historic area to the new Wade
House Visitor Center and Wesley
W. Jung Carriage Museum, a
guided tour of the stately, 27-room
stagecoach hotel, a trip to the Her-
rling Sawmill to see and feel the
rumble of an up-and-down, water-
powered saw, a journey to the
blacksmiths shop as well as en-
trance to the Arts and Crafts Fair.
Wade House Historic Site is one
of 12 historic sites and museums
owned and operated by the Wis-
consin Historical Society. For
more information, please call
(920)526-3271 or visit: wade-
house.org
Last year Bethany Lutheran
Church (222 Church St. in Kohler)
introduced The Bethany Book
Club (BBC). We spent a whole
year studying The Story. This
years book club choice is Mak-
ing the Case for Christianity.
Making the Case is a book that
responds to many modern objec-
tions to Christianity from within
and outside our culture. Did you
ever take a religions of the world
class in college or at a university?
What do others religions say about
Christianity? What did you learn
about Christianity from your pro-
fessor? Do you have a precon-
ceived notion of Christianity? Is it
just like any other religion? Ever
wonder why people are hostile to-
wards Christianity? We will dis-
cuss these and many other
questions at our weekly book club
discussion this fall.
The eight week discussion will
be held on Tuesday evenings at 7
pm from September 9 through Oc-
tober 28th.
To sign up for the book discus-
sion call Bethany Lutheran Church
at 920-457-4681 during office
hours by September 3.
Bethany Office Hours: Monday
Wednesday from 8am - Noon.
Ava Childs, who will be en-
tering fifth grade at Kohler
Elementary School was the
featured youth artist at the
opening of a new art gallery
and studio in Sheboygan
Falls.
Storefront Gallery and Stu-
dio is committed to showcas-
ing the talents of local artists,
with equal focus on the works
of children and adults.
The artists of Storefront
Gallery and Studio will be
providing community work-
shops covering topics such as
printmaking, painting, draw-
ing, graphic design, and
more. Ava's works will be
on display for the month of
August. Storefront Gallery
and Studio is located at 404
Broadway in Sheboygan
Falls.
Two Kohler artists, Michele
Gutierrez and John Wheeler have
painted garden posts that will be
auctioned off at the Rock The Gar-
den fundraiser for Bookworm Gar-
dens, Friday, August 22 at
Christopher Farm and Gardens.
Michele Gutierrez is a well-
known artist and teacher who has
taught at UW-Milwaukee, UW-
Sheboygan and Lakeland College.
Michele has been working recently
on a series on bird painting and
feature birds on her Bookworm
Gardens fence post with a theme
of Birds of a Feather. Micheles
work can be seen at Two Fish
Gallery in Elkhart Lake, WI.
John Wheeler works with a va-
riety of media including paint,
photography, video, found objects
and wood to create connections
between Art and space science
through the use of iconic imagery.
Johns post is titled Local
Launch and features a carved
space ship and was inspired by
Vincent Van Goghs Post-impres-
sionist masterpiece: Starry Night.
A graduate of the Milwaukee Insti-
tute of Art and Design and UW-
Stout, John lives in Kohler with his
wife and son and teaches Art at
Kohler High School.
Michele and Johns garden posts
are currently on display along with
10 other artists including Julie De
Pagter, Beth Lipman, Joanne
Lensink, Sandy Zagozen, Chris
Carr, Tryg Jacobson, Kim Geiser,
Tammy Gassner and Penny Klefs-
tad at Bookworm Gardens in the
Hansel and Gretel Cottage. The
posts will be featured in the silent
auction at the Rock The Garden
fundraising party on Friday, Au-
gust 22 at Christopher Farm and
Gardens. For tickets and reserva-
tions, please visit www.bookwor-
mgardens.org or call
920-287-7895 ext. 103.
What do we know
about Christianity?
Making the Case will be topic of
Bethany Lutherans Church book
discussion group
Two Kohler artists contribute
painted posts to Rock The
Garden Fundraiser for
Bookworm Gardens
Celebrating our
54th Annual Arts
and Crafts Fair
Kohler student featured
artist at Sheboygan Falls
art gallery and studio
Submitted photo
Submitted photos
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The July 31 KPALswim meet
drew more than 45 participants.
The high point winners (pictured
above from left) were Elaina Fal-
coner, Cecelia Zielke, Jackson Ed-
munds, Mary Madigan, Cooper
Zielke, Shannon O'Leary, Cole
Anderson, Charlie Roeder, Jaclyn
Patterson, Madelynn Magle and
Amber Hess.
Art Santos, PBI Director of Ten-
nis at Pine Hills Country Club will
be one of three to be inducted into
the University of Hawaii at Hilo
Athletic Hall of Fame for 2014.
The University of Hawaii at Hilo
officially announced their in-
ductees on July 7.
Santos played #1 singles and
doubles for UH Hilo Mens Tennis
Team 1975-1979 and was the
Hawaii State Collegiate Tennis
Singles Champion in 1975.
Upon graduating from UH-Hilo
in 1979, Santos joined Peter Bur-
wash International, an interna-
tional tennis management firm and
will be celebrating 35 years with
PBI in September.
The other inductees will include
former Athletic Director Bill
Trumbo and softball pitcher Leo
Sing Chow. Santos will attend the
induction ceremony to be held Au-
gust 27 in Hilo, Hawaii.
The Kohler Bombers seventh
and eighth grade Midshore Base-
ball League finished fourth league
play with a 5-6 record (with 1 rain-
out). The team went 0-2 in the
playoffs.
The 18-man team consisted of
Evan Udovich (7)**, Henry Ja-
cobson (7), Ben Herold (7), Carter
Knuth (7), Ben Heins (7), Sean
Farrell (8)*, Ben Tengowski(8),
Trent Stock (7)*, PJ Elmendorf
(7), Josh Gillespie (7), Bobby Hol-
land (7), Chase DuCharme (7),
Joseph Conklin (7), Matthew
Childs (8)*, Keith Baka (8), Tyler
Ruminski (7), Nick Wandschnei-
der (7) and Colin Hogan (7). (* de-
notes All-Star Team Selection)
Team Head Coach: John Elmen-
dorf.
With the large number of sports
and activities that are available to
Kohler youth, it was important to
offer a program that allowed full
participation even on limited
schedules,said coach John El-
mendorf. The boys were invited
to play on the team knowing they
may only be available for 1-2
games or all games. Versatility
may have been the biggest part of
the team with each player being
provided an opportunity to play a
multitude of positions, including
13 of the 18 players pitching in a
game.
The team thanks Marcus Knuth,
Jeff Herold, Craig Stock, Robin
Stock, Amy Silvestri, Brian
Childs, Doug Bocchini, grounds
keepers, and all of the umpires and
parents for all their assistance and
support during the season.
To view more information on
the Kohler Baseball team go to
www.midshore-baseball.com.
KPAL swim meet draws
more than 45 participants
Versatile Bombers seventh and
eighth grade boys finish fourth
in league play
Art Santos
inducted into
University of
Hawaii at
Hilo Athletic
Hall of Fame
ELKHART LAKE, Wis., Aug. 11,
2014 Vintage racers from across
the U.S. will take to the track Sep-
tember 12-14 as Road America
hosts the Vintage Sports Car Driv-
ers Association (VSCDA) Elkhart
Lake Vintage Festival. The an-
nual celebration of vintage and
historic sports cars attracts nearly
300 cars to the famed 4-mile, 14-
turn road course and the fan-
friendly paddock is open to
spectators for close-up views of
amazing racing machines prepared
to era-specifications all weekend.
For 2014, the VSCDA intends to
pay tribute to sports cars produced
from Italian manufacturers as a
class feature, so fans can expect to
see a wide variety of classic sports
cars from several world-renowned
marques.
For the fifth year in a row
VSCDA will hold its popular Cup
races. The Kimberly, Sheldon, and
Elkhart Lake Cup races will take
place on Sunday. These Cup races
are based on the original races that
were held on the roads in and
around Elkhart Lake from 1950 to
1952. The Cup races are sure to be
close as grid positions are based
solely on times and not classes.
There will also be a special 2.5
Liter Trans Am race as the interest
and growth of this series continues
nationwide.
On Saturday the very popular
Street Course re-enactment leaves
the track around mid-afternoon.
The Street Course re-enactment is
a police-escorted tour of the origi-
nal racecourse that was ran before
Road America was established.
Along with Watkins Glen, these
roads are the only sets of roads to
be listed as a National Historic
Monument. For 23 years the re-en-
actment has attracted as many as
100 cars and when the cars are fin-
ished with the tour, they park on
part of the original street course in
the middle of downtown Elkhart
Lake for spectators to view until
the early evening.
Once the Street Course re-enact-
ment ends the Gather on the Green
event begins on the Osthoff re-
sorts back lawn. The Gather on
the Green event is a car show fea-
turing a wide variety of spectacu-
lar vehicles and motorcycles.
Tickets to the Elkhart Lake Vin-
tage Festival can be purchased at
the main gate which opens daily at
7 a.m. Kids 12 and under are free
when accompanied by a paying
adult. Parking is also free and all
races run rain or shine. For more
information call 800-365-7223.
Racers revisit history at Road
America during Elkhart Lake
Vintage Festival
Submitted photo
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Celebrity chefs headline
Midwests premier wine
festival
Big city chefs from near and far
offer big flavor at the 14
th
annual
Kohler Food & Wine Experience
on October 23-26. The celebrity
chef line-up includes: Chicagos
Stephanie Izard, author, Bravos
Top Chef Winner (2008) and Exec-
utive Chef/partner of two
Chicago restaurants, Girl & the
Goat and Little Goat; Chicago
chef and restaurateur of Graham
Elliot Bistro (Chicago, Ill.) and Pri-
mary Food & Drink (Greenwich,
Conn.) Graham Elliot also ap-
peared on Iron Chef America, Top
Chef Masters and Foxs Mas-
terChef; Manhattans celebrity
chef and restaurateur Geoffrey
Zakarian of Iron Chef & The
Kitchn fame; and a team from
Americas Test Kitchen including
fest-favorite Christopher Kimball.
Hotel packages available with ex-
clusive access to signature events
and celebrity chefs. Ticket infor-
mation and purchases available
August 1 online at
www.KohleratHome.com or
1-800-344-2838,
Stay up-to-date with event
news and happenings on
Facebook at
facebook.com/americanclub and
on Twitter
twitter.com/theamericanclub
#KohlerFoodWine.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
In celebration of the Kohler
golf season and the upcoming
PGA Championship returning to
Whistling Straits in August 2015,
the Kohler Waters Spa offers golf-
themed spa specials. For the en-
tire month of August enjoy 25%
off the following services perfect
for pre- or post-round relaxation:
Golfers Pre-Round Treatment
Golfers Foot Renewal
Stretch & Flex Treatment
Gentlemans Skin Care
Offer valid Sunday through
Thursday only. Not valid with any
other offer. Only applicable to
new bookings.
The Spa Boutique is offering a
complimentary travel size Moroc-
canoil Shampoo and 25ml oil
treatment with every $100 Mo-
roccanoil purchase Repair your
hair from summer stresses! Call
888-974-5431 for reservations
and more information.
SPA NEWS
Relaxation FORE you
Dog Days of August
The Horse & Plow
Sunday, August 17
Food & Drink Specials: $3 Hot
Dogs, $4 Brats, $5 Polish
Sausage, $3 Milkshakes and
$2 cans of Leinenkugels Shandy
Series.
Tequilia and Rum Tasting
Thursday, August 21, 3-5pm
Whistling Straits Irish Pub
Complimentary
Enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the
Irish Pub with Jim Mulhall from
Infinium Spirits, tasting three
types of Casa Noble Tequlia and
Zaya Aged Rum
Black & White with a Bit of
Color
ARTspace A Gallery of the John
Michael Kohler Arts Center
Through October 5
Features works by 10 artists from
across the country in a variety of
media. The exhibition includes
ceramics, drawings, jewelry, pho-
tographs, tapestries and wood.
For more information please call
920-452-8602.
SPORTS CORE SPECIALS, EVENTS
& CLASSES
For more information, pricing de-
tails and to register call Sports
Core at 920-457-4444 or online
at sports-core.com for more in-
formation.
Kids Motion: Saturday, August 16
from 9-10am
TRX Trails & Rails: Wednesday,
August 20 from 6-8pm
Studio Dance Practice:
Wednesday, August 27 from 7-
9pm
Salon at Sports Core: Back to
school With all back to school
cuts get a free travel size tonic
spray and get entered in a draw-
ing for a $20 gift card.
Restock Special After the kids
are back to school, spend $75 in
retail and get 10% off your entire
purchase. *specials not valid
with any other coupons or dis-
counts.
YOGA ON THE LAKE SPECIALS
AND CLASSES
Special workshops and events
will resume in September. For
more information and a class
schedule call Yoga on the Lake at
920-453-2817.
Kohler Co., leading manufac-
turer of kitchen & bath plumbing
products, is pleased to add to its
successful line of KOHLER Orig-
inal Recipe Chocolates Terrapin
Toffee Bark. The Terrapin Toffee
Bark joins three existing Toffee
Bark flavors milk chocolate,
dark chocolate and hazelnut. The
new toffee bark includes the fla-
vors from the immensely popular
Original Butter y Terrapin, which
launched the business in 2007,
and remains one of the most pop-
ular chocolates the company pro-
duces.
With three layers to savor, the
Terrapin Toffee Bark starts with a
layer of homemade buttery toffee
with the next layer including a
soft and smoky caramel. Lastly,
its topped with milk chocolate
and finished with salted pecans.
Our goal was to use the sweet
and savory elements of our Origi-
nal Buttery Terrapin as inspira-
tion to create a new product,
said Anette Righi DeFendi,
Chocolatier for KOHLER Origi-
nal Recipe Chocolates. Our tof-
fee bark line is a huge hit so to be
able to extend that line with a nod
to the Original Buttery Terrapin is
a nice opportunity.
The Terrapin Toffee Bark is
available in 4 oz. boxes, both for
wholesale accounts as well as for
consumers. The Terrapin Toffee
Bark will be available in July on-
line at KohlerChocolates.com for
$6.99 per box or at select retail-
ers.
The Toffee Bark joins an al-
ready lauded line of KOHLER
Original Recipe Chocolates that
includes a variety of tasty morsels
including by not limited to: Origi-
nal Buttery Terrapins, Kohler
Co.s version of the turtle. Ex-
pertly crafted, these turtles are set
apart from the ordinary offering
the perfect blend of chocolate,
salted pecans and smoky, burnt
caramel. Also available in Black-
strap, Java and Cranberry.
Perfect as sparkling gems, Rare
Facets are artfully-created to cap-
ture the complexity and beauty of
63% dark chocolate paired with
flavors such as Pineapple, Sour
Cherry, Cranberry-Raspberry,
Blueberry, Mandarin Ginger and
Pomegranate.
The Garden Ganache is the
faultless chocolate for that person
who truly appreciates a beautiful
piece of art. Inspired by garden
varietals, the colors of these
hand-painted milk chocolates hint
at their unique flavors each ele-
gant, artistic and delicious. The
Garden Ganache top-selling fla-
vors include: Raspberry, Crme
Fraiche, Hazelnut Coffee and
Passion Fruit.
An experience for all the
senses, KOHLER Original
Recipe Chocolate Bars are avail-
able in Milk and Dark Chocolate,
Hazelnut Crunch, Mint, Peanut
Butter and Cherry Almond.
KOHLER Original Recipe
Chocolates are made at the
Craverie Chocolatier Caf at Des-
tination Kohler in Kohler, Wis-
consin. The Forbes Five-Star and
AAA Five-Diamond resort,
owned by Kohler Co., is home to
world-renowned Championship
golf courses, Forbes Five-Star
Kohler Waters Spa, and artfully-
crafted chocolates. Stay up to
date on happenings on Facebook,
facebook.com/kohlerchocolates
and on Twitter,
twitter.com/theamericanclub.
About Destination Kohler
The American Club, a 2014
Forbes Five-Star Recipient and
the Midwests only AAA Five-
Diamond resort-hotel was named
#3 Golf Resort in North America,
by Golf Digest Magazine. The
hotel is one of only 44 in North
America with both the Forbes
Five-Star and AAA Five-Dia-
mond distinction. Kohler Waters
Spa in Kohler, Wisconsin is the
first and only Forbes Five-Star
spa in Wisconsin and one of 41
spas worldwide to hold this dis-
tinction. The resort features 12
dining establishments from the
Forbes Four-Star Immigrant
Restaurant to traditional pub fare
at Horse & Plow and rustic Italian
at Cucina. The resort is located in
the Village of Kohler, Wisconsin,
one hour north of Milwaukee and
two and a half hours north of
Chicago.
Kohler Co. Gains Inspiration from Original Buttery
Terrapin to Create the New Terrapin Toffee Bark
Available via wholesale and retail in July 2014, the newest addition to the line of toffee bark by
KOHLER Original Recipe Chocolates delivers an impactful caramel and buttery toffee flavor