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Kohler High School Spirit Ware order deadline is July 24! Online ordering for Kohler Blue Bombers Spirit Wear is now open and will contin-ue through Monday, July 24. After July 24, the store clos-es and no more orders will be taken. Products will be deliv-

ered to the High School offi ce in early August. Orders are only taken online by visiting burghardtsportinggoods.com/Category/2663/Kohler_High_School.aspx

Kohler School Friends and the Kohler Tourism and Pro-motion Committee hosted the annual Kohler Classic on Sat-urday June 17, 2017. Proceeds from this event support the stu-dents and faculty of the Kohler School District through curricu-lum enhancements. This year’s overall winners of the one-mile children’s run are Sorin Drevline and Vic-toria Garces. The 5k overall winners are Jack Kral (16:55) and Erin Schmitt (19:37). All of the results will be posted at Kohlerschoolfriends.com. Kohler School Friends Parent Teacher Organization would like to thank everyone who sup-ported the 2017 Kohler Classic! This event would not be pos-sible without the dedication of our volunteers and the generosi-ty of our sponsors. Your support is greatly appreciated and we are proud to list your names. Committee Members: Event Directors, Jessica Biever and Sara Smith; Route Director, Dr. Edward Smith; Fundraising, Doreen Borowski; Timing/Re-sults, Katie LeBlanc; Awards, Jen Roeber and Aleah Roeber; T-shirt design, Jonathon Si-mons and Sydney Smith; Con-cessions, Darlene Beaudoin. Volunteers: Leslie Yetzer, Megan Drevline, Deb LaDuke, Mary Kral, Sonny Anderson, Jen Zugal, Jen Kading, Sarah

Loest, Jordyn Scheuren, Katie LaBlanc and family, Butch Du-mez, Dawn Shepherd, Quynh Trueblood, Lisa Green, Lisa Fritchen, Delair Avery, Camer-on Smith, Aidan Schueller, Re-becca Remberg, Melissa Nin-ham, Brendan Biever, Michelle Pociask, Amy Pace, and Mary Struck. Also a special thanks to Chief Rutten and the Kohler Po-lice Department for keeping us and our course safe!Event Sponsors:Gold - $500 and aboveKohler Tourism and Promotion, Kohler Company, The Kohler Villager, Kohler School Friends

PTO, Pepsi Lakeside Bottling Co., Prevea, Sargento, John-sonville, and Dr. Linda Bryce – Family Dentistry.Silver - $250-$500Hess Dental Care, Johnson Bank, Sheboygan Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Jimmy John’s, and Kennedy Ford.Bronze - $100 - $249Bitter Neuman, Sheboygan Chevy, Mountain Promotions, With Child maternity and baby boutique, The Grover Family Foundation, Caan’s, Magestro Orthodontics, Buddig, and Old Wisconsin.See more photos on page 2!

Kohler Classic results 5k WinnersMale FemaleOverall: Jack Kral 16:55 Overall: Erin Schmitt 19:3713 & under 13 & under1. Roderic Moore 21:22 1. Rileigh Veldboom2. Davis Behler 24:13 2. 3. Clark Behler 25:30 3.14-19 14-191. Lucas Kral 21:07 1. Arissa Scott 20:252. Patrick Marzano 21:56 2. Ashwini Morthy 27:253. Koen Vierkant 22:08 3. 20-29 20-291. Matthew Ball 26:55 1. Sara Heistand 29:102. 2.3. 3.30-39 30-391. Brent Perronne 21:51 1. Colleen Gumm 23:072. 2. Stephanie Knuth 27:423. 3. Tahna Jensen 30:2040-49 40-491. Patrick Karbe 25:20 1. Kelly Lawrence 25:422. Jeremy Behler 25:30 2. Maryellen Pellegrino 27:063. Marcus Knuth 26:15 3. Anne Smith 29:3050-59 50-591. Terry Renzelmann 21:40 1. Michelle Walters 28:022. Jeff Spielvogel 26:26 2. Jayne Spielvogel 30:543. Michael Pelligrino 27:05 3. Lisa Grathen 32:3160+ 60+1. Dale Sandley 23:46 1. Linda Palmer 39:182. Robert Spannagle 26:30 2. Jeanne Thompson 46:153. John Schulz 27:331 Mile – Children’s Run WinnersMale FemaleOverall: Sorin Drevline Overall: Victoria GarcesJK Henry McKnight JK SK Maxwell Sewacki SK Ava Gehri1st Kipton Andrews 1st Emilia Garces2nd Aiden Oldenhoff 2nd Gwen Wichman3rd Haiden Zugel 3rd Delaney Drevline4th Samuel Sewacki 4th Annabelle Wittner5th 5th Emersyn Oldenhoff 6th Cooper Andrews 6th Erika Hocevar

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Photos by Brendan Biever

Kohler Classic start

Youth winners at the Kohler Classic

Kohler Classic 2017 results and acknowledgments

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Local parishioner ordained to Catholic priesthood Rev. Zach Weber, a parish-ioner at St. John Evangelist Catholic church in Kohler and a 2005 graduate of Howards Grove High School, was or-dained to the Catholic priest-hood on July 1, 2017 by Bishop David Ricken of the Green Bay Diocese. He has been assigned as associate pastor of St. John the Evangelist and Ss. Mary and Hyacinth Parishes, Antigo and St. Wencel, Neva and St. James, Whitelake. While in high school, Fr. Zach participated in football, basketball, baseball and track. He pitched for the baseball team at Upper Iowa University where he graduated with a Bache-lors Degree in Psychology in 2009. Fr. Zach experienced a life changing encounter with Jesus Christ during his sopho-more year of college when he attended the fi rst annual Men of Christ Conference, Milwau-kee. He continued his studies at St. Meinrad Seminary, In-diana and earned his Masters

Degree in Catholic Philosoph-ical Studies. After graduation, he attended Mundelein Semi-nary, Illinois where he earned a Masters Degree in Divinity. His seminary studies included a Spanish Immersion in Guate-mala, pilgrimages to France and the Holy Land (Israel), hospital chaplaincy, college missionary evangelization trips and parish internship experiences. He was ordained to the Diaconate in May 2016.

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Shakespeare company started by Kohler grad to make performance stop in Kohler Kohler graduate Lily Hart and friend Fiona Lotti decided to take an artistic leap in starting a small Shakespeare company, and they will be performing in Kohler during the fi rst weekend of August, thanks to a very gen-erous gesture from the Kohler Foundation. The Minneapolis-based group called The Keep Little Company is a cast of seven that focuses on performing in the round and making Shakespeare direct, approachable, and most importantly, funny. They will perform A Midsum-mer Night’s Dream at the Wael-derhaus on August 5 at 7:30

p.m., and August 6 at 2:00 p.m. before going on to other loca-tions in Minnesota. The perfor-mance will be directed by Fiona Lotti. “Having grown up in Kohler, I know how wonderful a space the Waelderhaus is and can remember performing Shake-speare there a few years ago with the Kohler High School Drama Club,” Said Hart. There is no cost to attend, but donations will be accept-ed. For more information visit Facebook @keeplittlecompa-ny or dunnx248.wixsite.com/thekeeplittlecompany.

The Keep Little Company Shakespeare cast members (from left): Seth Campbell - Ly-sander, Peter Quince, Peaseblossom; Lily Hart - Hermia, Bottom; Ella Rasp - Helena, Tom Snout, Philostrate, Cobweb; Hannah Graff under - Hippolyta, Oberon; Jon Lotti - Demetrius, Francis Flute, Mustard Seed; Aiden Campbell - Titania, Theseus; Raul Arambula - Puck, Egeus, Snug.Behind-the-scenes workers include: Fiona Lotti- Director, Kate Smokowicz - Assistant Director, Kate Bender - Stage manager, Lily Hart - Producer. – Submitted photo

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MIDDLE SCHOOLBasketball, Head-Boys 8th Grade (Winter)Cross Country, Head-co-ed 6-8 (Fall Season)Tennis, Head-co-ed 7-8 (Spring Season)Track Coach, Head-co-ed 6-8 (Spring Season)Track, Asst(s) (Spring Season)

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Custodian job opening at Kohler Schools The Kohler School District is seeking a full time custodian. The school district custodian plays an essential role in main-

taining the facility and support-ing a learning environment that promotes health, attitude and pride of students.

For more information, contact Paula Anderson @ 803-7200 or andersonp@kohler.k12.wi.us.

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Kohler HS senior working on Scouting project accepting online donations for victims of abuseBy Meg Biznek Hello, My name is Meg Bi-znek. I am a senior at Kohler High School and have lived in the community for 12 years. With that being said, I know how incredible and generous our community really is. As a Girl Scout working on my fi nal Gold Award project, I have just begun a campaign to accept charitable items via an online registry for the local do-mestic abuse and sexual assault victims shelter, Safe Harbor. I am redoing the children’s play area to rekindle a feeling of comfort in the facility. This play area services over 150 children each year who use the resourc-es of Safe Harbor. This project will help to provide a space for the children using their services to grow in a positive and happy environment. The registry link is very similar to a wedding or baby registry in the sense that you select an item needed by Safe Harbor and purchase the item to be shipped to them. There are items at every price point, and I will continue to update

the registry. In some cases, Safe Harbor is in need of more than 1 of the same item. With a huge need of supplies, furniture and personal care items for all of its residents, I took this project on to adequately help meet all of their needs, not just the ones in the play area. I have already put a fresh coat of paint on the walls and got help from a younger troop in the community to create original, brightly colored art-work. Now I’m looking to help fi ll the room. This is where you come in. I would like to ask you to consider donating an item or two or send my Public Service Announcement out to anyone you can think of for do-nations and public support. As a non-profi t, Safe Harbor will recognize your in-kind con-tribution if you mark items as purchased on the registry. This is such a great opportunity to bring together the communi-ty and surrounding areas for a great cause to support one of Sheboygan County’s greatest resources. You can see my public ser-

vice announcement at: youtube.com/watch?v=0Mp3xeKVAJo If you are interested in help-ing to contribute, please search the online registry at www.myregistry.com/public/safehar-bor. It’s really easy! Visit the link, pick out an item or two you may like to donate, make sure you cut and paste Safe Harbor’s shipping information on your purchase, mark it “pur-chased” in the registry to avoid any unnecessary duplicates. Your support means so much to me and I am so glad to be in such a great community!

Love and Comfort,Meg Biznek

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Bocchini / UW-La Crosse succeed at 2017 track championships Long time Kohler resident Dominic Bocchini completed his sophomore college season as part of the University of Wisconsin La Crosse Men’s Track team. UW-La Crosse had another dominant year by winning the 2017 WIAC Conference Championships and the NCAA Division III National Championships for both the Indoor and Outdoor track. Bocchini participated

on the fi rst place 4 X 400 me-ter relay teams at both Con-ference and Indoor Nation-als. Another highlight for the season was being part of the same relay team which won the college level (Division II and III) of the Drake Relays in a season best time of 3.12.62. Bocchini, a Junior, is pursuing a double major in Accounting and Finance.

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KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOLSSCHOOL CENSUS INFORMATION

Please fi ll out and return this census form even if you do not have children.TO THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN: This form is to obtain information for our census. Please complete the questions with reference to all

persons in you household, from birth to 21 years inclusive, married or single. If you do not have any children, write “none” in column 1.

Please complete this form regardless of whether your children are in public, private or not currently enrolled in any school at the present. The form may be brought to the KPS offi ce or mailed. If you have any questions, please call 803-7200.

CHILD FIND – Subchapter IV of Chapter 115, Wisconsin Statutes mandates that school district personnel are aware of all children between the ages of birth and 20 who have or are suspected of having physical or orthopedic disability, cognitive disability, or other developmental disabilities such as hearing impairment, visual disability, speech or language disability, emotional disturbance, learning disability, autism, traumatic brain injury or any combination of conditions which may result in the need for exceptional educational services to supplement or replace regular education. If such a condition exists with any of your children, please list in the column that deals with the disabled. Providing this information will assist in appropriate referrals to meet your needs.

Under school attended, please write the name of the school and check public or non-public.

This past spring, Sheboygan Chevrolet Chrysler became aware of a special need for the local Sheboygan City Police Department. The department was looking for a small size van to assist with an array of daily activities. On June 22, 2017, Sheboygan Chevrolet Chrysler donated the use of the Grand Caravan to the City (pictured below). Captain Kurt Brasser of the Sheboygan Police Department said the vehicle’s primary use

will be for the community beat offi cers, as well as for training, court services, meetings and community engagement events. Brasser also mentioned that the donated van will be a great op-portunity for the police force to free up one of their squad cars by utilizing the van for trans-porting equipment and multiple people. The Sheboygan Police Department extends its grati-tude toward Sheboygan Chev-rolet Chrysler for their support!

Pictured L/R:Randy Romanoski (owner) & Jeff Mares (Community Beat Offi cer). – Submitted photo

Donations sought for Trees for Tomorrow experienceBy Duane Du Mez The 5th grade students will once again be attending Trees for Tomorrow outdoor educa-tion experience in Eagle River Wisconsin next October. Mrs. Bitter and Mr. Du Mez (I) will be taking them for three days to the north woods to learn about survival skills, conser-vation methods, orienteering skills, and a number of educa-tional programs about a variety of animals common to the north woods. You have the opportunity to be part of this wonderful expe-rience as once again, I am try-ing to encourage anyone to help fund this trip. The individual

expense of the trip is about $250 and I seek to fund about 50% of the trip for 18 students plus the two of us. You can make a donation directly to Trees for Tomorrow and designate it for Kohler Public School 5th grade educational experience. Thank you once again to all the past sponsors who have richly bless-ed the 5th grade students. Dona-tions will be accepted through next October. If you would like to send donations to the school, you can make a check out to the Kohler Public Schools and foot-note it going to the 5th grade Trees for Tomorrow educational experience.

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Bethany Lutheran summer worship scheduleBethany Lutheran Church Summer Worship Times have begun and will run through Labor Day. The service time is 9:00 a.m., evening services start at 6:00 p.m.All are welcome to worship with us!Bethany Lutheran Church222 Church Street, Kohlerbethanylutherankohler.org

St. John Evanglist Mass scheduleSaturday 5:30 p.m.Sunday 9:00 a.m.Monday, Wednesday & Friday 7:00 a.m.Holy Days 6:45 a.m.Communion Services:Tuesday & Thursday 7:00 a.m.Located at: 600 Green Tree Road,Kohler, Wisconsin 53044(Corner of Valley Road and Pine Tree Road)Fr. Joseph Dominic. Parish Offi ce: 920-452-9623. Email: stjohnev@btsje.orgWeb: www.btsje.org

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Become a subscriber; give a gift to a Veteran or to the special someone who has everything. For a tax deductible contribution of $50 annually, members of the Sheboygan Rotary Club install a PVC sleeve in the soil below the grass mowing level in your front yard. Then during five national holidays (Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Veteran's Day) Rotarians will deliver a 3 x 5 foot American flag on a ten foot pole. Three days after each holiday a Rotarian will retrieve the flag.

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Kohler Golf Academy. Get Golf Ready – FALL5:30-7pmBeginner Fall Session DatesWednesday evenings (August 9, 16, 23, 30 and September 6) or Thursday evenings (August 10, 17, 24, 31 and September 7)Intermediate/Advanced Fall Session DatesWednesday evenings (August 9, 16, 23, 30 and September 6) or Thursday evenings (August 10, 17, 24, 31 and September 7)

Fall Session 9-hole event and hors d’oeuvres recep onSaturday, September 23, 4pm at Blackwolf Run$149 per golferFor informa on on Junior Golf Clinics for Player and Sport Level and Get Golf Ready visit www.KohlerGolfAcademy.com.

2 Day Meat SaleJuly 15 & 16Woodlake MarketFind great deals on meat for a great cookout! For more informa on call 920-457-6570.3 Sheeps Cantas c EventJuly 21, 7-9pm, $25Blackwolf Run Join the staff of Blackwolf Run and 3-Sheeps Brewing Company for the Introduc on of 3 Sheeps Canned Beer. Enjoy Beer, Appe zers and Music on our Outdoor Terrace. 920-457-4448. Reserva ons RequiredProduce Sidewalk SaleJuly 21 & 22Woodlake MarketGreat deals on produce items! For more informa on call 920-457-6570.DJ in WineryJuly 22, 10pm-2amEnjoy alive DJ in The Winery at The American Club.Summer Sidewalk SaleJuly 21-23The Shops at WoodlakeSummer specials in the open air. Fashions, furnishings and more at excep onal savings.Please call 920-459-1713 for more informa on.Ongoing Culinary Special Off erings & EventsWednesdays Kids Eat Free at Horse & PlowWednesdays - Available for children 12 and under.New! Live Music at Irish Pub at Whistling StraitsThursday 7-9pm - Complimentary musical experience featuring local musicians. Signature cocktails will be featured, as well as the Whistling Straits Irish Pub menu off erings. Slainte!

Aperi vo at Cucina BarThursdays, 4-6pm – Aperi vo: a selec on of bite sized items, with wine and drink specials.New! Late Night Wine Flight & Assaggi at Cucina BarFridays and Saturdays 9-11pmCucina will be celebra ng the wines of Italy, by serving wines featured on our list, as well as periodic special wines, during extended hours at the Cucina Bar. Stop in for wine, snacks and good mes. Cucina bar will feature a selec on wines, and a choices of various bite sized snacks, known as Assaggi. Sunday Bloody Mary Special at Horse & PlowSundays, $5 Bloody MarysKITCHENS OF KOHLER EVENTSTickets for all events can be purchased online at www.americanclubresort.com/ac vi es/culinary or by calling 920-918-9643Shake & S r Cocktail SeriesSaturday A ernoons; 2-3pm; $32 per person Whether you’ve got experience behind the bar or are just star ng to understand the diff erence between shaking and s rring a drink, Kitchens of Kohler off ers a class for every level of cocktail lover. In these classes, you’ll receive a solid founda on in the composi on and balance of cocktails, learn what ingredients and equipment are necessary for a well-stocked home bar, as well as glassware and garnishes and the confi dence to order a cocktail in any bar! During class, you will sample delicious cocktails and make several yourself! Be inspired to make crea ve cocktails at home! July 15 - Kohler Chocolate

BrandyJuly 29 - Perfect PunchesKids Cooking CampsA four-day mini-camp for kids age 7 to 14 to experience hands-on cooking simple, yet sophis cated menus that they can recreate at home. They will learn the basics of knife skills, menu planning, and organizing prep work. Lunch included. $185 per child; Ages 7-14; 9am-2pmJuly 17 - 20: Summer DreamsOutdoor Table Dinner SeriesVarious Dates: July 22, August 16-8pm; $69 Dinner Only; $89 Wine or Beer PairingOutdoor dining as close to the farm as you can get! Take in the scenery of the beau ful Wood Lake while enjoying 5-star dining from our world renowned chefs and the local farms they work with every day. These exclusive dining experiences are only here for the summer! Our chefs will be showcasing their best and favorite dishes for this exclusive event. Space is limited to keep the experience in mate, so make sure to reserve your seat at the table soon!July 22 - Jost Farms and Chef Evan Wallerman, Blackwolf Run RestaurantAugust 12 - Cucina Restaurant Chef Trevor Koch with The Garden in New HolsteinWine Tours Around the World Tuesdays, 6-7:30pm, $38 Whether you are a seasoned sipper or just star ng to learn more about wine, The Kitchens of Kohler has a class for every wine lover. Through our Wine Tours, we provide a tour through each region with wine tas ngs and sensory evalua on, how the wine is made, grape varietals, and

food and wine pairings. You will sample delicious wine and regional food in these hour and a half long classes.July 25 - Wines of Northern FranceKitchens of Kohler Culinary Skills Workshops Thursdays 5:30-7pm; $40 per person Take your cooking exper se to the next level at Kitchens of Kohler! Prep and cook alongside our culinary experts as they guide you through topics from knife skills to pasta making. It’s a fun, hands-on way to learn basic and advanced culinary ps and techniques. Class sizes are limited, so reserve your spot today!July 27 - Chocolate 101Kitchens of Kohler Chefs Table Dinner SeriesFridays 6:30pm-8:30pm; $59 per person, dinner only; $79 per person, with wine pairingJoin us for the Chef’s Table Dinner Series and delight in a three-course dinner demonstrated, prepared and served by Kitchens of Kohler Chef, Amanda Weber. Our chef will be showcasing her best and favorite dishes for this exclusive event and show you how they make it all come together. Space is limited to keep the experience in mate, so make sure to reserve your seat at the table soon!July 28 - Tiki Time Kitchens of Kohler Kids Cooking ClassAges 6-12; Saturdays 9:30-11am; $28 per childStart your aspiring chef on the path to becoming a gourmet with Kids Cooking Classes at the Kitchens of Kohler. They’ll learn kitchen safety, knife skills, and other fundamentals

including how to read and follow a recipe – all in a fun and crea ve environment!July 15 - Cupcake Crea ons July 29 - Mac & Cheese and More

SPORTS CORE SPECIALS, EVENTS & CLASSESFor more informa on, pricing details and to register call Sports Core at 920-457-4444 or online at sports-core.com for more informa on.Kids Night Out – Friday, August 11, 5-9pmKids Mo on - Wednesdays, July 19, August 23, 9:30-10:30amTGIF FUN - Fridays, July 28, August 25, 5:30-7:30pmDoug Opel Memorial Junior Tennis Championships - Friday, August 4, 5-9pm & Saturday, August 5 8am-6pmThis tournament is open to any boy or girl ages 18 and under. Players of all skill levels are encouraged to par cipate. For more informa on or to register please contact Aniela Neuberger, by calling 920-226-8942 or emailing Aniela.Neuberger@kohler.com

YOGA ON THE LAKE SPECIALS, EVENTS & CLASSESFor more informa on and reserva ons call 1-920-453-2817.BURN + BRUNCH - Saturday, July 29 – 9am-1:30pm

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Sounds of SummerHosted by The Shops at Woodlake Join us this summer as music fi lls the air along the shore of Wood Lake. Every Wednesday through August 30 from 4-6pm, a fresh, exci ng act will perform live on the lakeside pa o at The Shops at Woodlake Kohler. Soak up some sun, kick back with a bite to eat or a cold refreshment and enjoy the free summer concert series hosted by The Shops at Woodlake Kohler.Concert ScheduleJuly 19 - Laura PetersenJuly 26 - Ryan McIntyreAugust 2 - Rána RomanAugust 9 - Phil NorbyAugust 16 - Marr’Lo ParadaAugust 23 - Nick SpitzaAugust 30 - Jake Warne

Special Off ersValid during each weekly performance located in ARTspace Plaza.The Shops at Woodlake - Receive 10% off your purchase of regular-priced merchandise at select shops. Merchandise only. Some restric ons apply.Cucina - Enjoy Aper vo - happy hour at Cucina - with delectable bar bites, spritzers, wine and specialty drinks.Woodlake Market Food Cart - Homemade tacos, burritos and tor lla chips available for purchase.In case of inclement weather, concerts will take place in the Breezeway at The Shops at Woodlake.