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kohlervillager.com Kohler The Villager Kohler FREE 219 Church St., Kohler, WI 53044 Villager *****************ECRWSS**** Local Postal Customer [email protected] | 920-331-4904 October 15, 2014 Voter ID law on again, off again Here’s what you should know before voting As of this printing, the Supreme Court blocked Wisconsin from im- plementing its new voter ID law, which would have required voters to present a photo ID when voting. As of October 9, voters are not re- quired to show a photo ID to vote. A representative from the Gov- ernment Accountability Board said the Voter ID law would not be re- instated before the November 4 election, however, when he was pressed further, he said he is not an attorney and cannot absolutely guarantee anything. With the elections just weeks away, voters should still be aware of what’s required to obtain a photo ID in the unlikely event that the law is reinstated. Most voters already have one of the acceptable types of photo ID required to vote, and don’t need to worry about whether the law is re- instated or not. Should the voter ID law be reinstated, voters must pro- vide one of the following photo IDs before they can cast a ballot: -Wisconsin driver’s license -Wisconsin state ID card -Military ID card -U.S. passport * The above IDs are still valid if expired after the date of the most recent general election which was November 6, 2012. The following forms of photo ID would also be acceptable, but must be unexpired: - A Certificate of Naturalization - Driver’s license receipt issued by the WI DOT - ID issued by a federally recog- nized Wisconsin Indian Tribe - A photo ID issued by a Wisconsin accredited university or college (please contact your local clerk, the Wisconsin Government Ac- countability Board, or your college or university for specifications). * An acceptable photo ID is not re- quired to include a current address. Anyone who does not have a valid WI driver’s license or WI state ID may apply for a free WI state ID from their local DMV if they specifically request a free ID for voting purposes. Be prepared to have a certified copy of your birth certificate (not the birth certificate issued by the hospital). If your name changed because of mar- riage, etc., you will also be re- quired to provide a certified document showing proof of name change (i.e. marriage license is- sued by the county you resided in when married). Contact your local DMV or your local clerk for more information. Absentee Voting Iif the voter ID law were to be reinstated, in-person absentee vot- ing would also require a photo ID just like on election Day, . In-person absentee voting can begin the third Monday before the election, and must end at 5:00 p.m. or the close of business, whichever is later, the Friday before the elec- tion. In-person absentee voting hours in the Village of Kohler are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. If the voter ID law is reinstated, voters who request an absentee ballot by mail will also have to in- clude a photocopy of their photo ID with the request. Voters who are “indefinitely confined” because of age, illness, infirmity or disability and voters in care facilities would be allowed to have their absentee witness verify their identity instead of providing a copy of their photo ID. Active members of the U.S. Armed Services who are away from home would be exempt from the photo ID requirement. Voters are encouraged to visit the Wisconsin Government Ac- countability’s Voter ID website www.bringit.wisconsin.gov for the latest information. Specific questions may be di- rected to the Village Clerk’s Office at the Village Hall, 319 Highland Drive, Kohler. Phone: 920-459- 3873. Email: LLindow@kohlervil- lage.org Are you registered to vote? Regardless of voter ID laws, every voter must still be properly registered to vote With the election just a few weeks away, local voters are urged to make sure they are properly reg- istered for the November 4 general election. Voter registration is sep- arate from the voter ID law, and is required of all voters. In less than two minutes, voters can visit MyVote.WI.gov to find out whether they are registered to vote, find their polling place loca- tion, and view a sample ballot. Anyone not registered or needing to update name or address can start the process online. Voters who don’t have Internet access may call the Village Clerk’s Office at 920-459-3873 or stop by the office at 319 Highland Drive, Kohler and the staff will be happy to help you. Wednesday, October 15 is the deadline to register to vote by mail, (this includes the voter registration form that can be downloaded from MyVote.WI.gov). All mail-in voter registration applications must be postmarked by October 15. Start- ing on October 16, all voter regis- trations must be in the clerk’s office or at the polling place on Election Day. (Source: Green Bay Packers ) Matt Zavada, coach of the Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/She- boygan Christian (KLC) Coopera- tive High School football program, was named Coach of the Week by the Green Bay Packers. Zavada, in his seventh year as the head coach of the KLC football program, led his team to a 49-28 victory over Random Lake High School giving KLC their first con- ference win and best start since 2010. “It’s been a really good year for our young team,” said Zavada. They continue to work hard every day and improve each week. I’m proud of our kids, coaches and the support we receive from the com- munity.” A Flint, Mich. native, Zavada is a 1997 graduate of Holly High School (Mich.), where he played on the offensive line. After high school, he attended Concordia University-Wisconsin where he played on the offensive line under coach Jeff Grabrielson. Zavada began his coaching career as an as- sistant offensive line coach for Concordia in 2001. In 2002, he ac- cepted his first high school assis- tant coaching position at Arrowhead before landing in Kohler in 2003. When Kohler dropped their football program in 2005, Zavada moved to Ozaukee high school, where he spent three seasons before being offered his current position as the head coach for the KLC Co-op football pro- gram. He is also the physical edu- cation teacher for the Kohler School District. Zavada and his staff oversee a program of 47 players, including a varsity roster of 32. His assistant coaching staff includes Frantz Feliz, Al Holzheimer, Chris Jaskul- ski, Mike Nikson and Scott Sil- vestri. Zavada and his wife, Kelly, have twin boys, Parker and Quinn. Green Bay Packers name KLC Football coach Matt Zavada Coach of the Week Chris Jaskulski, Matt Zavada, Mike Nikson, Frantz Felix, Al Holzheimer, Not Pictured: Scott Silvestri – Photo The Kohler Villager Each year the Wisconsin Depart- ment of Instruction provides public performance reports for all public schools and districts in Wisconsin as part of the state accountability system. These Report Cards pro- vide data on multiple indicators for four priority areas including stu- dent achievement, student growth, closing gaps (in reading and math- ematics performance and/or grad- uation rates), and post-secondary readiness. Performance on three student engagement indicators, which af- fect student success and school ef- fectiveness, is also reported including test participation rate, absenteeism rate, and dropout rate. A district’s overall accountabil- ity score places the district and school into one of five ratings: Sig- nificantly Exceeds Expectations, Exceeds Expectations, Meets Ex- pectations, Meets Few Expecta- tions, Fails to Meet Expectations. Kohler High School received the highest report card score among public high schools in the state for 2013-2014 with an overall ac- countability score of 91.3. (Home- stead High School in Mequon- Thiensville and Pewaukee high school tied for second, with a score of 88.1). Factoring in exclusive private and charter schools, KHS came in ninth out of a total of 2,114 schools. “We are so proud of the hard work of our students, faculty and staff. This achievement reflects the remarkable families and commu- nity support,” said Kohler Super- intendent and High School Principal Quynh Trueblood. Visit reportcards.dpi.wi.gov to download the district and individ- ual school listings Kohler High ranks #1 among public high schools on state’s accountability report card
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Voter ID law on again, off againHere’s what you should know before voting
As of this printing, the SupremeCourt blocked Wisconsin from im-plementing its new voter ID law,which would have required votersto present a photo ID when voting.As of October 9, voters are not re-quired to show a photo ID to vote.
A representative from the Gov-ernment Accountability Board saidthe Voter ID law would not be re-instated before the November 4election, however, when he waspressed further, he said he is not anattorney and cannot absolutelyguarantee anything.
With the elections just weeksaway, voters should still be awareof what’s required to obtain aphoto ID in the unlikely event thatthe law is reinstated.
Most voters already have one ofthe acceptable types of photo IDrequired to vote, and don’t need toworry about whether the law is re-instated or not. Should the voter IDlaw be reinstated, voters must pro-vide one of the following photoIDs before they can cast a ballot:
-Wisconsin driver’s license-Wisconsin state ID card-Military ID card-U.S. passport
* The above IDs are still valid ifexpired after the date of the mostrecent general election which wasNovember 6, 2012.
The following forms of photo ID
would also be acceptable, but mustbe unexpired:- A Certificate of Naturalization- Driver’s license receipt issued bythe WI DOT- ID issued by a federally recog-nized Wisconsin Indian Tribe- A photo ID issued by a Wisconsinaccredited university or college(please contact your local clerk,the Wisconsin Government Ac-countability Board, or your collegeor university for specifications).* An acceptable photo ID is not re-quired to include a current address.
Anyone who does not have avalid WI driver’s license or WIstate ID may apply for a free WIstate ID from their local DMV ifthey specifically request a free IDfor voting purposes. Be prepared tohave a certified copy of your birthcertificate (not the birth certificateissued by the hospital). If yourname changed because of mar-riage, etc., you will also be re-quired to provide a certifieddocument showing proof of namechange (i.e. marriage license is-sued by the county you resided inwhen married). Contact your localDMV or your local clerk for moreinformation.Absentee Voting
Iif the voter ID law were to bereinstated, in-person absentee vot-ing would also require a photo ID
just like on election Day, .In-person absentee voting can
begin the third Monday before theelection, and must end at 5:00 p.m.or the close of business, whicheveris later, the Friday before the elec-tion. In-person absentee votinghours in the Village of Kohler are8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
If the voter ID law is reinstated,voters who request an absenteeballot by mail will also have to in-clude a photocopy of their photoID with the request. Voters who are“indefinitely confined” because ofage, illness, infirmity or disabilityand voters in care facilities wouldbe allowed to have their absenteewitness verify their identity insteadof providing a copy of their photoID. Active members of the U.S.Armed Services who are awayfrom home would be exempt fromthe photo ID requirement.
Voters are encouraged to visitthe Wisconsin Government Ac-countability’s Voter ID websitewww.bringit.wisconsin.gov for thelatest information.
Specific questions may be di-rected to the Village Clerk’s Officeat the Village Hall, 319 HighlandDrive, Kohler. Phone: 920-459-3873. Email: [email protected]
Are you registered to vote?Regardless of voter ID laws, every voter must still beproperly registered to vote
With the election just a fewweeks away, local voters are urgedto make sure they are properly reg-istered for the November 4 generalelection. Voter registration is sep-arate from the voter ID law, and isrequired of all voters.
In less than two minutes, voterscan visit MyVote.WI.gov to findout whether they are registered tovote, find their polling place loca-
tion, and view a sample ballot.Anyone not registered or needingto update name or address can startthe process online.
Voters who don’t have Internetaccess may call the Village Clerk’sOffice at 920-459-3873 or stop bythe office at 319 Highland Drive,Kohler and the staff will be happyto help you.
Wednesday, October 15 is the
deadline to register to vote by mail,(this includes the voter registrationform that can be downloaded fromMyVote.WI.gov). All mail-in voterregistration applications must bepostmarked by October 15. Start-ing on October 16, all voter regis-trations must be in the clerk’soffice or at the polling place onElection Day.
(Source: Green Bay Packers )Matt Zavada, coach of the
Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/She-boygan Christian (KLC) Coopera-tive High School football program,was named Coach of the Week bythe Green Bay Packers.
Zavada, in his seventh year asthe head coach of the KLC footballprogram, led his team to a 49-28victory over Random Lake HighSchool giving KLC their first con-ference win and best start since2010.
“It’s been a really good year forour young team,” said Zavada.They continue to work hard everyday and improve each week. I’mproud of our kids, coaches and thesupport we receive from the com-munity.”
A Flint, Mich. native, Zavada isa 1997 graduate of Holly HighSchool (Mich.), where he playedon the offensive line. After highschool, he attended ConcordiaUniversity-Wisconsin where he
played on the offensive line undercoach Jeff Grabrielson. Zavadabegan his coaching career as an as-sistant offensive line coach forConcordia in 2001. In 2002, he ac-cepted his first high school assis-tant coaching position atArrowhead before landing inKohler in 2003. When Kohlerdropped their football program in2005, Zavada moved to Ozaukeehigh school, where he spent threeseasons before being offered hiscurrent position as the head coachfor the KLC Co-op football pro-gram. He is also the physical edu-cation teacher for the KohlerSchool District.
Zavada and his staff oversee aprogram of 47 players, including avarsity roster of 32. His assistantcoaching staff includes FrantzFeliz, Al Holzheimer, Chris Jaskul-ski, Mike Nikson and Scott Sil-vestri.
Zavada and his wife, Kelly, havetwin boys, Parker and Quinn.
Green Bay Packers nameKLC Football coach MattZavada Coach of theWeek
Chris Jaskulski, Matt Zavada, Mike Nikson, Frantz Felix, Al Holzheimer, Not Pictured: Scott Silvestri – Photo The Kohler Villager
Each year the Wisconsin Depart-ment of Instruction provides publicperformance reports for all publicschools and districts in Wisconsinas part of the state accountabilitysystem. These Report Cards pro-vide data on multiple indicators forfour priority areas including stu-dent achievement, student growth,closing gaps (in reading and math-
ematics performance and/or grad-uation rates), and post-secondaryreadiness.
Performance on three studentengagement indicators, which af-fect student success and school ef-fectiveness, is also reportedincluding test participation rate,absenteeism rate, and dropout rate.
A district’s overall accountabil-
ity score places the district andschool into one of five ratings: Sig-nificantly Exceeds Expectations,Exceeds Expectations, Meets Ex-pectations, Meets Few Expecta-tions, Fails to Meet Expectations.
Kohler High School received thehighest report card score amongpublic high schools in the state for2013-2014 with an overall ac-
countability score of 91.3. (Home-stead High School in Mequon-Thiensville and Pewaukee highschool tied for second, with a scoreof 88.1). Factoring in exclusiveprivate and charter schools, KHScame in ninth out of a total of2,114 schools.
“We are so proud of the hardwork of our students, faculty and
staff. This achievement reflects theremarkable families and commu-nity support,” said Kohler Super-intendent and High SchoolPrincipal Quynh Trueblood.
Visit reportcards.dpi.wi.gov todownload the district and individ-ual school listings
Kohler High ranks #1 among public high schools on state’s accountability report card
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During Kohler’s premier foodand wine weekend, the Kohler De-sign Center is hosting a delightfulvariety of complimentary demon-strations and tastings—from wintersoups, to gelato, to interior design.Also, experience Wisconsin’s best.Local businesses offer complimen-tary samples and select items forpurchase. Everything from gifts tosweet treats and flavored oils andof course wine and cheese. Admis-sion is free. For more information,please contact the Kohler DesignCenter at 920-457-3699.
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Bring your family to our freeHalloween celebration and enjoytrick-or-treating, seasonal crafts,games, Elementastic science exper-iments, cookie decorating and theBalloon Lady. Costume judgingbegins at 2:30 p.m. For more infor-mation, please contact the KohlerDesign Center at 920-457-3699.
PSW Vice President ofHealth Care Quality Initia-tives Kari Trapskin hasbeen selected by the UW-Madison Pharmacy AlumniAssociation as the recipientof the 2015 PAA YoungAlumnus Award. Thisaward recognizes an alum of theUW-Madison School of Pharmacywho is under the age of 40 and hasalready distinguished themselves
as a leader in pharmacy.The criteria for the awardinclude achievements intheir professional life, theuniqueness and impact ofthose achievements forsomeone of their age, anddemonstrated Badger spirit.
Trapskin is a 1993 graduate ofKohler High and is the daughter ofJohn and Karen Egan of Kohler
Kohler graduate to receive UW-Madison Pharmacy Alumni Association Award
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Kohler Veterans Memorial update
The flag pole is in, the pavingstones set, the frame for the granitestands is up, and electricity is run tothe light. The only items needing in-stallation before the dedication ofthe new Kohler Veterans Memorialare the granite stands, the plaques,and the flag.
On one of the granite stands willbe the symbol of the United StatesCoast Guard and a plaque represent-ing the service. The plaque will in-clude an insignia for the USCGSector Lake Michigan and a nauticalchart of Sheboygan harbor. Theforeground will show the old She-boygan Life Saving Station that waslocated near the present SheboyganCoast guard Station overlooking theSheboygan Harbor.
A dedication for the memorialand the flag raising ceremony areplanned for Tuesday, November 11at 11:00 a.m. with Col. Robert C.Horneck giving the dedication ad-dress. Plans are in the works to in-vite the public to this event.Donations may be sent to the KohlerCivic Club at P.O. Box 36, Kohler,WI 53044.
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Kohler Bombers girls tennis team EWCConference Champions – four qualify forstate championship
With a 7-0 sweep of Kiel on Oc-tober 1, the Bombers girls tennisteam earned their second straightconference title and their third con-ference championship in fouryears.
The Bombers finished 8-1 inconference dual action, with theirlone loss coming against Roncalli,a hard-fought 3-4 loss. The confer-
ence title is determined by the totalnumber of individual matches wonin EWC dual matches – each indi-vidual match is a point.
Qualifying for the WIAA StateChampionship in Madison are: No.1 singles Audra Hoffmann (Sr.);No. 1 doubles Allie Bryce (Jr.) andKatie Lindow (Sr.); and specialqualifier: No. 2 singles Anna Mes-
salles (Jr.).Hoffmann will be the only
seeded girls tennis player fromSheboygan County. She wasawarded a No. 2 seed in the Divi-sion 2 bracket. Hoffmann’s seasonrecord is 23-3.
The state championship takesplace at Nielsen Tennis Stadium inMadison October 17-19.
Kohler girls varsity tennis team: Front: Katie Lindow, Audra Hoffmann. Back: Lauren Horth, Ryah Gutschow, Anna Mesalles,Allie Bryce, Frannie Hillstrom, Jamie Lewis, Emily Guesneau, Amelia Grose. Not pictured: Evelyn Heun. – Submitted photo
Halloween Trick-or-Treating in theVillage will be heldOctober 31 from5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Officers from the Kohler PoliceDepartment will once again handout the glow necklaces to childrento help make them more visible. There will be no bonfire thisyear.
Trick-or-TreatingOctober, 31
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Where are they now?Name:Molly (Gast) Holzrichter Current residence:Kohler, WIKohler High School graduationdate:1997 – Post-high school education:Undergrad – Saint Mary's of NotreDame Post-grad - Cardinal StritchUniversityBA – Education MS - Ed Leader-shipOccupation:Regional Talent Development Leader, Americas atBrady CorporationFondest memories growing upin Kohler
The first thing that comes tomind is the fun summer nights aschild. Staying out playing until "thestreet lights come on" and thenheading in for dinner. Then it wasback outside for night games likeGhost in the Graveyard. The sec-ond memory that comes to mind isthe coming of age (age 9) and gain-ing independent access to theKohler pool (and spending 5 after-noons a week there). What was most memorableabout attending Kohler Schools,and how did the education atKHS help this grad attain theirgoals?
What I value most out of my ed-ucation is the small class sizes and
the attention that was able to bepaid to each child due to the smallclass size. In addition, being sosmall allowed for everyone to par-take in EVERYTHING - sports,student council, forensics, band,choir, musicals, plays. Mostschools have to exclude (throughtry outs or auditions) due to studentpopulation. At Kohler, you did notget cut - you may not be the star -but you could participate. This pro-duces well rounded graduates whoenter college with varied intereststo explore further.Tell us more about career, fam-ily, hobbies . . .
Upon graduating I went to SaintMary's College in Notre Dame, IN.I graduated in 2001 with a degreein Education. I moved to Milwau-kee after graduation and taught 1stgrade at 95th Street School in Mil-waukee Public Schools. After oneyear of teaching, I entered gradschool at Cardinal Stritch Univer-sity. Since it was an acceleratedprogram, I graduated in 20 months(2004) with my MS in Ed Leader-ship.
I also met my husband, Rob,while living in, teaching in, andgoing to school in Milwaukee. In2005 our first daughter, McKennawas born and we purchased ourfirst home in Kohler, where Iworked part time at Kohler Schoolto stay home with McKenna for
most of the day. After one year at Kohler School,
I took a position at Kohler Com-pany in HR. I started as an HR As-sistant, went into a Generalist role,and finished as Training Specialist.
While working at Kohler mysecond daughter, Riley, was bornand we purchased our second homein Ko hler.
After 5 years at Kohler, I was of-fered a Training Manager positionat Sargento. Two years in to thatamazing position, I was offered anopportunity to lead the Talent De-velopment department for theAmericas for Brady Corporation. Ihave been with Brady since De-cember of 2013.
My husband, McKenna (age 9),Riley (age 6) and I now live onSchool Street. My children are in1st and 4th grade at Kohler School- a bit surreal. I was the girl whocouldn't wait to get out of the smalltown, and as soon as I had children,couldn't wait to come back. Roband I feel very blessed to raise ourchildren in this community.If you grew up in Kohler, let usknow where you are and whatyou’re doing by completing the on-line survey at kohlervillager.com(click on “Alumni Survey”) or mailto The Kohler Villager, P.O. Box133, Kohler, WI 53044.
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“The collection of Rare Facetsare designed to offer a dramaticchocolate experience with the col-orings noting the robust flavorwithin the hard chocolate shell,”said Kohler Original RecipeChocolates Head ChocolatierAnette Righi DeFendi. “The
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The Strawberry Balsamic RareFacet pairs perfectly with a Cham-pagne or a Sparkling White Wine.
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United Way of Sheboygan County partners with Destination Kohler andSargento Foods for the Third Annual Harvest for the Hungry
Kohler Co. Hospitality & RealEstate Group hosts Harvest for theHungry benefit as a prelude to theKohler Food & Wine Experience.In partnership with Sargento,Kohler invites the public to enjoy agourmet Fall-harvest themed lunchor dinner created by the chefs of theKitchens of Kohler restaurants. Theevent will feature local entertain-ment & raffles. All proceeds will bedonated to the United Way of She-boygan County Food for Tomorrowinitiative, which addresses thechanging nature of the economyand the food supply system in She-boygan County. The scope of theinitiative includes food pantries andother feeding programs and proj-
ects that have become integral tothe support of low income, workingindividuals and families.
The 2013 event raised more than$15,000 for United Way of Sheboy-gan County.
The event will take place Tues-day, October 21, 2014 at the KohlerFood & Wine Experience MainStage Tent located at The Shops atWoodlake, West Parking Lot in theVillage of Kohler. Seating on thehour for lunch and dinner. Lunch:11:00 a.m.-Noon; Noon-1:00 p.m.;1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Dinner: 5:00-6:00 p.m.; 6:00-7:00 p.m.; 7:00-8:00 p.m.
Some of this year’s dishes in-clude: Thai Pumpkin Soup, Domin-
ion Valley Pulled BBQ ChickenSliders, Pork Pot Roast, VegetableLasagna, Slow-Roasted Beef Tipsand a kids-focused menu. (Wineand beer available for purchase).For the full menu visit:uwofsc.org/events/harvest-for-the-hungry/.
TICKETS: Single person (Lunchor Dinner) - $12; Family of Four(Dinner) - $25 (two adults, twochildren). Children (5-12) - $7; Children 4and under – Free. * Cash or check only, payable toUnited Way. To purchase with acredit card, visit harvest2014.brownpapertickets.com. (920) 458-3425
NOTICE FOR ANNUAL
DISTRICT MEETING
Notice is hereby given to thequalified electors of the SchoolDistrict of Kohler, County ofSheboygan, State of Wisconsin,that an Annual Meeting of saiddistrict for the transaction ofbusiness will be held in theDistrict Library in the schoolon Monday, the twenty-seventh day of October, 2014,at seven-thirty o’clock p.m.The Budget Hearing of saiddistrict for review of the budgetwill be held in the same placeon the same day at seven o’clock p.m.
Dated this 1st day of October,2014.Nancy Case, District Clerk
Kohler youth girls basketball registrationstarting NOW!!!Registration for the 2014 Kohler Youth GirlsBasketball Season is under way. Parents of girlswho want to play basketball this season are askedto send an email to the listed coach for yourdaughter’s grade. Contact Coach Bayens or yourdaughter's grade level coach for any questions.3rd grade: Todd Zimmerman [email protected] Shawn Oldenhoff [email protected] grade: Rob Thomas [email protected] grade: Maggie Melowski [email protected] Gena Gebler [email protected] grade: David Rustan [email protected] grade: Ann Bitter [email protected] Jason Keller [email protected] Rob Thomas [email protected] Pete Schueller [email protected] grade: Bridgitt Zielke [email protected] 9th - 12th grades: Matt Bayens [email protected]
Junior Achievement names newChairman and Vice ChairmanHeun and Grosshuesch Take the Helm for Financial Literacy
Junior Achievement of Wiscon-sin East Central District is proud toannounce Steve Heun, CFO ofVollrath Company in Sheboygan,
as the financialempowermentorganization’snew Chairmanof its Board ofDirectors. Mr.Heun hasserved JuniorAchievementas a classroom
volunteer, Board Member, andVice Chairman. Assuming the roleof the organization’s Vice Chair-man is Jon Grosshuesch, Presi-dent/CEO of Oostburg State Bank.
Mr. Grosshueschhas also been aclassroom volun-teer, and servesas Chairman ofJunior Achieve-ment’s annualBusiness Chal-lenge. Mr. Heunand Mr. Grosshuesch will serve ina two year term capacity, takingover for outgoing chairman Jen-nifer Rindt, Product ManagerKOHLER Brand Showering. “We thank Jennifer for her hardwork, vision, and dedication toJunior Achievement and look for-ward to continuing her passionatework in empowering the young
people of the Sheboygan area tosucceed,” said Heun.
“Junior Achievement wasfounded in 1919 and established inWisconsin in 1949, and we’rethankful for the support of ourlocal community leaders,” saidJunior Achievement District Direc-tor, Mary Monday. “We are appre-ciative of the past Chairman'sguidance, excited about the newleadership of our Board and lookforward to increasing our commit-ment to help the children of theSheboygan area own their eco-nomic success.”
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Kohler High School seniorKatie Ruelle has been named aCommended Student in the 2014National Merit Scholarship Pro-gram.
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October events atBookworm GardensHappily Haunted HalloweenThursday, Friday and Saturday, Oc-tober 23-25 Visit Bookworm Gar-dens for a fabulous weekend ofnot-so-scary fun, feasting andparading! The entire garden will beglowing with thousands of lightsand even our critters will be dressedup in costume! Thirsty Thursday October 23,6:00-9:00 p.m.Bookworm Gardens will light upthe night with over a thousandlights for a special ADULT nightfor Happily Haunted celebrationThursday, October 23 from 6-9 .m.The Secret Garden will be trans-formed into a beer garden featuringassorted craft beers and hard cidersfor purchase along with wine andapple cider. Listen to the musicalsounds of Carl Weinberger, warmup before a crackling fire with abowl of chili or popcorn. Wanderthe enchanted, decorated gardens.Admission $5 per person. Mem-bers free. Cash Bar. Must be 21 orolder to attend. For more informa-tion, visit www.bookwormgar-dens.org.
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Happily Haunted Pooch ParadeSaturday October 25 2:00-4:00 p.m.
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Thousands of eager culinarians arecrafting their itineraries with a perfectcombination of ticketed events and semi-nars and complimentary seminars andtastings to create their own Kohler Food& Wine Experience. A limited number of tickets are stillavailable for the 2014 Kohler Food &Wine Experience and are available forpurchase online at www.KohlerFoodand-Wine.com, via phone by calling 1-800-344-2838 or selecting from remainingticketed events at Will Call during the fourday extravaganza of food, wine and fun. Festival-goers can simply enjoy care-free days of complimentary seminars,tastings and book signings offered at avariety of Destination Kohler resort ven-ues including Woodlake Market, KohlerDesign Center and The Shops at Wood-lake Kohler. These drop-in style eventsand special offerings are also a perfectway to fill in time between ticketed ses-sions.Gourmet Marketplace at The AmericanClub offers an opportunity to GourmetMarketplace stir the senses at this gour-met gathering of artisanal cheesemakersand specialty food vendors, each offeringinformational tidbits and delicious tastingsof exceptional products. Open Friday andSaturday 9am-5pm.Woodlake Market once again hosts en-tertaining and information seminars and aVendor Fair on Friday and Saturday fea-turing a variety of local and regional offer-ings. Give your taste buds a party and trypairing wines, beers, spirits, cheeses,chocolates and more.Friday, October 24Noon-5pm - Vendor Fair and Samplings1-2pm - Samplings and bottle sales fea-turing wines from Fetzer Vineyards andBonterra Organic Vineyards2-3pm - Samplings and bottle sales fea-turing wines from Ste. Michelle Wine Es-tates4-5pm - Bottle signing featuring winesfrom Folio Fine Wine Partners and theMichael Mondavi Family EstatesSaturday, October 2510am-3pm - Vendor Fair and Samplings1:30-3pm - Meet the Shuckers. MeetChef Trent Hazelberg and ManagerMegan Schaalma of Cucina ItalianRestaurant and watch as they demon-strate the art of oyster shucking. Tastedifferent types of oysters, and sample apaired Italian wine from Bibi Graetz,Casamatta Toscana Bianco, Tuscany,2011.2-3pm - Samplings and bottle sales fea-turing wines from Ste. Michelle EstatesWine4-5pm - Samplings and bottle sales fea-turing Spanish wines from Folio FineWine Partners and the Michael MondaviFamily EstatesKohler Design Center – The Kohler De-sign Center transforms into a destination
for a taste of Wisconsin as they host “Ex-perience Wisconsin” on Friday from 11amto 3pm and Saturday from 11am to 4pminviting local businesses to complimen-tary samples and select items for pur-chase. Everything from gifts to sweettreats and flavored oils and, of course,wine and cheese. Vendors includeCesar’s Cheese, Saxon CreameryCheese, Oilerie USA Inc., Urban Kettle,Jams, Jellies & More, W.E. Can SpecialtyJams and Jellies, Country Fresh Salsa,More Frosting Please, Kohler OriginalRecipe Chocolates, Nest, Relish, Strub’sWoodcrib, Armstrong Apples Orchard &Winery. In addition, the Kohler Design Centeroffers free entertaining seminars. The Fri-day and Saturday at 10:30am, Noon,1:30pm, 3pm line-up of featured presen-ters includes: The American Club PastryChef Molly Glackin, Founder & CEO ofOilerie Curt Campbell, Lydia Mondavi ofMondavi Winery, Ceo of Bent SpoonGelato Baron Von Gottsacker, and fa-vorite DIY Network’s Ed “The Plumber”Del Grande paired with Blackwolf RunChef Paul Smitala and 3 Sheeps BrewingCo. Brewmaster Grant Pauly. The Shops at Woodlake has an exten-sive list of special sales, trunk shows,tastings and book signings scheduledthroughout the festival weekend. THURSDAY, October 23 from 10am-6pmAnn Sacks - Select tile, stone andplumbing products marked down 50%-65%. Our biggest sale of the year.Art Imig’s Clothiers - Art Imig’s is hon-ored to showcase the very rare, limited-edition vicuña sweater. Only 100 areavailable in the U.S. for the 2014 fall sea-son. Stop in for refreshments and to learnmore about the legacy of vicuña yarn, themagic fleece of Peru.Kohler Gardener - Visit Kohler Gardenerand receive a Courtly Check keychainwith any MacKenzie-Childs purchase.Purchases over $250 also receive a But-terfly Garden Enamelware Squash Pot($68 retail value).Movers & Shakers Kids Toys - Let’splay and let’s eat! Have you ever heard ofa kid that doesn’t like to play with his orher food? We haven’t either. In celebra-tion of the annual Kohler Food & WineExperience, enjoy a 10 percent discounton all our food-themed toys, games andbooks. Choose from a fantastic assort-ment to happily encourage your kids toplay with their “food.”Scentualities - Eat, Sleep & Be Merry.As a special token of our appreciation toall our Kohler Food & Wine Experienceguests, enjoy a special 20 percent dis-count on all Frette bed and bath linens allweekend long. While you’re here, sign upto win a special package of Frette towels.Wisconsin Trader - The Frye CompanyTrunk Show. Shop the latest fall collection
of boots and handbags from The FryeCompany. Receive $50 off and a compli-mentary gift with any Frye boot or hand-bag purchase (may not be combined withany other offer). Enter a drawing for achance to win a Frye handbag ($350 re-tail value – no purchase necessary).FRIDAY, October 24 Artspace - A Gallery of the JohnMichael Kohler Arts Center - Noon-8pm - Exhibit Opening: One & Only: GiftsMade by Hand. Select gifts from a cu-rated array of works created by morethan 30 exceptional artists from acrossthe nation.Sweet Potato’s - 1-8pm - Sweet Potato’sis honored to host two very talentedartists at this year’s Food & Wine Experi-ence. Charlotte Muzik has been design-ing jewelry for over 10 years and is aregular vendor at Holiday Market at TheAmerican Club. Charlotte’s design es-thetic is simple elegance. Her energy iscontagious, and she is truly passionateabout her art. Jessica Rassel will also beshowcasing her beautiful and uniquehand-painted art. She brings new life tocuts of wood as she uses the naturalbeauty and grain of the wood to paintstunning creatures such as owls and fox.A truly amazing talent.Kacia - 11am-2pm - Trunk Show – Patri-cia Locke Trunk Show. Patricia Lockejewelry blends the depth of fine art with amodern sense of fashion. Her collectionis timeless, relevant and consummatelycollectible; immediately recognized for itsdistinctive asymmetry, tantalizing multi-metal combination and elegant use ofpositive-negative space.Kacia - 10am-4pm - Trunk Show –Alashan Cashmere and Icelandic Design.Specialty Alashan cashmere that offersunique sweaters and accessories. Theyspecialize in a color range that is secondto none, with over 56 colors in stock forfall 2014. Icelandic produces beautiful,colorful, artistic sweaters and jackets inthe finest and most luxurious fibers avail-able. Wrap yourself in Icelandic Design,and look as unique as you feel.Ann Sacks - 10am-8pm - Select tile,stone and plumbing products markeddown 50%-65%. Our biggest sale of theyear.Art Imig’s Clothiers - 10am-8pm - ArtImig’s is honored to showcase the veryrare, limited-edition vicuña sweater. Only100 are available in the U.S. for the 2014fall season. Stop in for refreshments andto learn more about the legacy of vicuñayarn, the magic fleece of Peru.Intentions - 10am-8pm - Take theKendama Challenge. Catch the ball onthe cup three times in a row and win abeer-themed gift basket.Kohler Gardener - 10am-8pm - VisitKohler Gardener and receive a CourtlyCheck keychain with any MacKenzie-Childs purchase. Purchases over $250
also receive a Butterfly Garden Enamel-ware Squash Pot ($68 retail value).Movers & Shakers Kids Toys - 10am-8pm - Let’s play and let’s eat! Have youever heard of a kid that doesn’t like toplay with his or her food? We haven’t ei-ther. In celebration of the annual KohlerFood & Wine Experience, enjoy a 10 per-cent discount on all our food-themedtoys, games and books. Choose from afantastic assortment to happily encour-age your kids to play with their “food.”Scentualities - 10am-8pm - Eat, Sleep &Be Merry. As a special token of our ap-preciation to all our Kohler Food & WineExperience guests, enjoy a special 20percent discount on all Frette bed andbath linens all weekend long. Whileyou’re here, sign up to win a specialpackage of Frette towels.Wisconsin Trader -10am-8pm -TheFrye Company Trunk Show. Shop the lat-est fall collection of boots and handbagsfrom The Frye Company. Receive $50 offand a complimentary gift with any Fryeboot or handbag purchase (may not becombined with any other offer). Enter adrawing for a chance to win a Frye hand-bag ($350 retail value – no purchase nec-essary).SATURDAY, October 25 Sweet Potato’s - 10am-5pm -SweetPotato’s is honored to host two very tal-ented artists at this year’s Food and WineExperience. Charlotte Muzik has beendesigning jewelry for over 10 years and isa regular vendor at Holiday Market at TheAmerican Club. Charlotte’s design es-thetic is simple elegance. Her energy iscontagious, and she is truly passionateabout her art. Jessica Rassel will also beshowcasing her beautiful and uniquehand-painted art. She brings new life tocuts of wood as she uses the naturalbeauty and grain of the wood to paintstunning creatures such as owls and fox.A truly amazing talent.Wisconsin Trader - 10am-6pm -MeetAmanda Prizant, representative for TheFrye Company. Amanda will be present toshowcase The Frye Company’s Fall Col-lection of boots and handbags, take spe-cial orders and offer advice to Frye fans.Artspace - A Gallery of the JohnMichael Kohler Arts Center - 10am-8pm- Exhibit Opening: One & Only: GiftsMade by Hand. Select gifts from a cu-rated array of works created by morethan 30 exceptional artists from acrossthe nation.With Child Maternity and Baby Bou-tique - 10am-8pm - Stop in for a taste ofdelicious locally made cheeses. Whilesupplies last.Kohler Gardener - 1-5pm - Please joinus for an afternoon with Mark Bergadon,Director of Sales, MacKenzie-Childs.Mark will be on hand to talk about thefabulous new MacKenzie-Childs holidaycollection.
Kacia - 10am-3pm - Trunk Show –Squeem. The magical lingerie – lookgood and feel good with instant re-sults. Squeem takes inches off yourwaist to give you an hourglassfigure. Beloved in Brazil for more than 40years, Squeem whittles the waist, flattensthe tummy and helps you stand upstraighter.Kacia - 10am-5pm - Trunk Show – Ice-landic Design. Icelandic produces beauti-ful, colorful, artistic sweaters and jacketsin the finest and most luxurious fibersavailable. Wrap yourself in Icelandic De-sign, and look as unique as you feel.Ann Sacks - 10am-8pm - Select tile,stone and plumbing products markeddown 50%-65%. Our biggest sale of theyear.Art Imig’s Clothiers - 10am-8pm - ArtImig’s is honored to showcase the veryrare, limited-edition vicuña sweater. Only100 are available in the U.S. for the 2014fall season. Stop in for refreshments andto learn more about the legacy of vicuñayarn, the magic fleece of Peru.Intentions - 10am-8pm - Take theKendama Challenge. Catch the ball onthe cup three times in a row and win abeer- themed gift basket.Kohler Gardener - 10am-8pm - VisitKohler Gardener and receive a CourtlyCheck keychain with any MacKenzie-Childs purchase. Purchases over $250also receive a Butterfly Garden Enamel-ware Squash Pot ($68 retail value).Movers & Shakers Kids Toys - 10am-8pm - Let’s play and let’s eat! Have youever heard of a kid that doesn’t like toplay with his or her food? We haven’t ei-ther. In celebration of the annual KohlerFood & Wine Experience, enjoy a 10 per-cent discount on all our food-themedtoys, games and books. Choose from afantastic assortment to happily encour-age your kids to play with their “food.”Scentualities - 10am-8pm - Eat, Sleep &Be Merry. As a special token of our ap-preciation to all our Kohler Food & WineExperience guests, enjoy a special 20percent discount on all Frette bed andbath linens all weekend long. Whileyou’re here, sign up to win a specialpackage of Frette towels.Wisconsin Trader - 10am-8pm - TheFrye Company Trunk Show. Shop the lat-est fall collection of boots and handbagsfrom The Frye Company. Receive $50 offand a complimentary gift with any Fryeboot or handbag purchase (may not becombined with any other offer). Enter adrawing for a chance to win a Frye hand-bag ($350 retail value – no purchase nec-essary).SUNDAY, October 26With Child Maternity and Baby Bou-tique - 10am-4pm - Stop in for a taste ofdelicious locally made cheeses. Whilesupplies last.
Design your culinary adventure at Kohler Food & Wine Experience
Join the Village of Kohler for aweekend of exciting wine seminars,educational demonstrations and deli-cious tastings October 23-26, 2014.
The event includes nationally-renowned chefs, regional restaura-teurs, entertaining seminars fromaward-winning local and international
chefs, and opportunities to minglewith the top wine and culinary expertsfrom across the nation. Many eventsare complimentary including food andwine samplings, book signings, trunkshows and more.Ticket Sale Information
You may order individual event
tickets by clicking on the dates at visitwww.KohlerFoodandWine.com or bycalling 800-344-2838.
Orders placed after October 20 willbe available for pickup onsite at theWill Call Desk, located in the Wood-lake Market Atrium. Online or phoneorders will not be taken after 12:00
p.m. on October 25, 2014. Will Callhours of operation are as follows:Thursday: Noon to 8:00 p.m., Friday:9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday: 8:00a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
All ticket purchases are non-refund-able and programming is subject tochange.
For more information and a com-plete list of ticketed and complimen-tary Kohler Food & Wine Experienceevents visit KohlerFoodandWine.com.
Join the Village of Kohler for a weekend of exciting wineseminars, educational demonstrations and delicious tastings
