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Destination Kohler fires up the
grill for a thrilling weekend of
frothy happenings at the Kohler
Festival of Beer Grilling Weekend
on June 27-29. The countrys top
craft breweries, regional chefs,
culinary enthusiasts and beer fa-
natics converge for a three-day cel-
ebration of the art of grilling and
brewing at the Forbes Five-Star
and AAA Five-Diamond American
Club in the Village of Kohler, Wis.
The series of events and seminars
showcase seasonal summer beers
expertly paired with delectable
grilled cuisine. Kohler Festival of
Beer a la carte tickets are now
available online at
www.KohleratHome.com or by
calling 1-888-293-7337.
The beer-centric series is tapped
on Friday, June 27 at The Wiscon-
sin Room farm-to-table themed
restaurant adorned with gingham
for a traditional Lobster Boil. The
Forbes Four-Star Immigrant
Restaurant hosts a four-course
Beer Dinner pairing fine foods
with craft beer from Milwaukee
Brewing Company. Concluding
the first evening of the Kohler Fes-
tival of Beer Grilling Weekend is
the Ultimate Tailgate Party where
Miller and Coors go head-to-head
in a taste test as festgoers enjoy
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Mueller state championin boys 300 hurdles,Linck medals for the
girls
Kohler senior Brett Mueller won
the state title in the boys 300 hur-
dles at the WIAA Division 3 State
Track and Field Championships in
LaCrosse June 5-7. Mueller, who
was the No. 1 seed in the finals,
crossed the finish line with a time
of 39.65 seconds.
Kohler senior Valerie Linck
brought home a 4th place medal in
the girls 300 hurdles with a time of
46.76 seconds. It was Lincks per-
sonal best time.
The Blue Bombers girls 800
relay team consisting of seniors
Valerie Linck and Courtney Rut-
ten, sophomore Anna Messales
and freshman Megan Sprinkman
took ninth in the finals at 1:50.05.
Joe Pellowski was 12th in the pre-
liminaries for the boys 400 meter
dash with a time of 51.80.
Grose, Fink, make firsttrip to state for tennisBy Suzanne
Fink
Andrew Grose was just a lonely
singles player making his way up
through the rankingsNoah Fink,
a doubles man, who had gone
through more partners in his three
years on the team than he had girl-
friends.
Coach Derrick Cherney paired
the two of them together and they
clicked as a combination from
their very first game.
(The change) made our doubles
lineup stronger, but more impor-
tantly our team as a whole, Cher-
ney said, noting the two different
personalities the duo brings to the
court.
They figured things out quickly
and they never looked back. Two
guys that wouldnt have made it to
state on their own are teaming up
to represent Kohler; very satisfy-
ing for everyone involved.
The duo made their way through
the end of conference play with a
5-1 record, losing only to Mani-
towoc Roncalli. At sub-sectionals
they were able to defeat Two
Rivers to advance to sectional play
where they faced off against the
undefeated Oshkosh Lourdes
Academy. Next on their docket
was the state tournament, where
they faced the University School
of Milwaukee sophomore Zach
Schneck and junior Andrew
Buchanan (17-6) on Thursday,
June 5th. This is where the story
ends, as they fell in their opening
match 6-2, 7-5. The road to Madi-
son may not have led to a victory
for Andrew and Noah, but the jour-
ney getting there was well worth it.
Congratulations on a great season!
All are invited to celebrate Kohler FireDepartments
100thbirthday August 23
The Village of Kohler volunteer
fire department invites everyone to
join them in celebrating their 100th
birthday on Saturday, August 23.
As part of the celebration, all
Sheboygan County fire depart-
ments are invited to participate in
a parade of fire apparatus through
the Village of Kohler.
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.
County departments are welcome
to bring as many vehicles as they
are able to. KFD hopes to have
100% participation from all
County departments.
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 gath-
ering.
Area fire departments should be
advised that the railroad trestle
over Valley Road north of the park
has a clearance of only 12 feet. The
parade will not go under the trestle,but drivers of 12-foot rigs
should
take an alternative route to the cel-
ebration at Lost Woods Park.
Continued on page 8
Photo courtesy of Kohler Co.
Submitted photo
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By Suzanne FinkKohler High School athletes
were honored at an annual sports
banquet Tuesday, June 3, spon-
sored by the Kohler Athletic
Booster Club. Awards were
handed out to eight talented ath-
letes. Three athletes were recog-
nized as four-sport letter winners
and five participated in three
sports.
To attain this award, an athlete
must possess a multi-sport ability
for athletics as well as a dedication
to commit themselves to three or
four seasons of participation. The
athletes were also acknowledged
for the hard work and effort put
forth in order to earn a letter at the
varsity level.
Varsity three-letter awards this
year include seniors Sara Ertel,
Zach Neil, Brett Mueller, Joe Pel-
lowski and sophomore, Amanda
Egbert.
Varsity four-letter awards went
to seniors Eric Bauer, Calvin Ste-
fanczyk and junior, Noah Fink.
Congratulations athletes on a great
year!
The Kohler volunteer fire de-
partment was officially organized
on February 9, 1914. The first
chief was Anton Brotz, Sr. The
first piece of fire apparatus was a
hand drawn La France chemical
engine which took six men to pull
to the fire. The chemical engine
was charged with sulphuric acid
and soda and had to be flushed out
and recharged after use. In 1920, a
hand drawn ladder apparatus was
added.
The first fire call for the newly
formed department was a grass fire
in Ravine Park on November 20,
1914.
In June, 1925 a 1,000 gallon per
minute pump motorized Seagrave
fire engine was purchased.
The fire departments apparatus
has been updated over the years,
with the most recent being a 2013
Pierce aerial/platform truck. The
department also owns a 2004
Pierce rescue truck, 1994 Pierce
attack pumper, 1984 Pierce mini
pumper, 6x6 ATV, and a boat.
The Kohler volunteer fire de-
partment currently consists of 25
active firefighters and 18
social/honorary members. The ac-
tive firefighters drill/practice at
least two times per month. All
member meet once a month for the
regular business/social meeting.
The current active members are
Chief Michael Lindstrom, Deputy
Chief Gary Lindow, Deputy
Chief/Secretary Jack Jarvis, Cap-
tain/Treasurer Dan Fibiger, Cap-
tain Chuck Keller, Captain Chris
Berlin, Lt. Greg Lindstrom, Lt.
Randy Bauer, Lot. Brian Horneck,
Safety Mark Knipping, President
Tom Leonhardt, Vice President
Jeff Simon, and firefighters John
Brigham, Brett Edgerle, Nate
Jingst, Mike Kelm, T.J. Kramer,
Brandon McKnight, Tom Schu-
macher, Chuck Stalzer, Bob
Taubenheim, Frank Theiser, Scott
Uselding, Dietmar Wohlgemuth
and Todd Zimmermann.
The current social/honorary
members are Jerry Baird, Cap
Baxter, Tom Gast, Lee Gumm,
Bob Heirs, Gordon Horneck,
Henry Horneck, Joe Kleefisch,
James OLeary, Bundy Lorenz,
John Pethan, Tim Pilgrim, Randy
Rydz, Tom Schnettler, Gerry
Simon, Tom Teaters, Brad Wick-
lund, and Mike Zimmermann.
Kohler High School recognizes varsity letterwinners
Front from left: Amanda Egbert, Eric Bauer, Sara Ertel Back:
Noah Fink, Zach Neil, Brett Mueller, Joe Pellowski, Calvin
Stefanczyk. Submitted photo
About the KohlerVolunteer Fire Department
Residents report thefts atcemetery
A Kohler resident has reported
that six flower planters at their
family plot in Woodland cemetery
have been taken in the past weeks.
The resident said they were told
by the police that there have been
two other similar complaints. Oth-
ers may not be aware they've had
items stolen if they haven't
checked their family sites recently.
Call the Kohler Police Department
if you discover items are missing
at the cemetery.
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Parents of KHS basketball play-
ers have asked me for copies of
past issues with the basketball
roundup articles in them. I don't
have enough extras, but I put all
the pages into one pdf file that can
be saved to a jump drive and taken
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Art Santos, PBI Tennis Director
at Pine Hills Country Club, is pic-
tured with former #4 ranked mens
tennis player in the world Todd
Martin, at the recent Celebrity
Tennis Classic held in Columbus,
Georgia.
PBI professionals assisted Mar-
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By Suzanne FinkLutheran/Kohler 13, Random
Lake 2
Baseball is back! Whether it be
Little League, high school, or the
prosno other sports opening
day has quite the same impact on
the soul as this one. Lets play
ball!
There is no better way to kick
off a season opener than with a
win. The Lutheran/Kohler Cru-
saders did just that, with a con-
vincing 13-2 CLC victory over the
Random Lake Rams on the road
Friday, May 30.
On the mound for the Crusaders
were Paul Vicente, Calvin Ste-
fanczyk and Noah Fink. Fink
struck out seven of nine batters
during three innings of pitching.
Combined, the pitchers struck out
13 Rams players.
The bats were in full swing as
Stefanczyk went 2-for-3 with two
walks, three RBIs and two runs
scored. Phil Case was 2-for-3 with
two walks, two RBIs and three
runs. Fink scored twice.
Lutheran/Kohler 14, Elkhart
Lake 0
Hello again, everybody...Its a
bee-yoo-tiful day for baseball.
Harry Caray.
A beautiful day it was indeed,
as Lutheran/Kohler routed Elkhart
Lake by a final score of 14-0 on
Thursday, June 5.
Pitching for the Crusaders was
Calvin Stefanczyk, allowing for
only two hits and a walk with
seven strikeouts.
Connecting with the bat were
Phil Case with two hits and Paul
Vicente with two RBI and three
runs scored to lead the Crusaders
in the hitting department.
Lutheran Kohler 2, Oostburg 0
A pitcher needs two pitches,
one theyre looking for and one to
cross them up. Warren Spahn
Calvin Stefanczyk had both on
June 9, as he threw for a shutout
with 12 strike-outs and three hits
as the Crusaders claimed the CLC
win on the road.
Scoring in the first and last in-
nings, Stefanczyk had the teams
only RBI.
I ts time to put on your thinking
caps for some baseball trivia.
Ready? Lets go. Who was the
first Major League player to pitch
a ball over 100 mph? Choose Your
Answer: A: Dwight Gooden, B:
Nolan Ryan, C: Roger Clemens,
D: Tom Seaver. If you selected
(B), you are correct! On Septem-
ber 7, 1974, in a game against the
White Sox, California Angels
pitcher Nolan Ryan became the
first player to break the 100 mph
barrier when one of his pitches
was officially clocked at 100.8
miles per hour.
Come on out to the ball park to
support your conference champi-
ons. The next home game is June
16 (DH) at 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. Fu-
ture Home Dates: June 25 at 5:30
p.m., June 30 (DH) at 3:30 and
5:30 p.m.
Bomber Basketball ClubRaffle Calendar Winners
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1 Kathy Nonhof Kohler, WI 20
2 Rachel Montes Kohler WI 20
3 Todd Potokar River Hills, WI 20
4 Tristan Butterfield Kohler, WI 20
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6 Casey Giraukas Sheboygan WI 20
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10 Steve Proudman Kohler, WI 20
11 David Johnson 150
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29 Ray Tingle Kohler, WI 20
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Kohler high schoolbaseball roundup
Noah Fink Calvin Stefanczyk
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SHEBOYGAN, WI The John
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Admission is free and there are a
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when you visit, theres always
something worthwhile to see and
do.
40th Anniversary Retrospec-
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This year, the Arts Center marks
the milestone fortieth anniversary
of the Arts/Industry residency pro-
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publication. Since 1974, the Arts
Center has managed this innova-
tive residency program in collabo-
ration with plumbingware
manufacturer Kohler Co. Emerg-
ing and established artists world-
wide are offered the opportunity to
create art using industrial materials
and manufacturing methods dur-
ing two- to six-month residencies
in the companys Kohler, WI, Pot-
tery and Foundry. On view
through August 31.
Best of Summer on M.I.K.E.
(Musically Integrated Kiosk En-
vironment)
Open Mic on M.I.K.E.
Relax on the Festival Green listen-
ing to the music of summer at free
open-mic concerts on the M.I.K.E.
stage. Share your talent or simply
enjoy local performing artists on
Thursdays, June 19-August 14,
from 5:007:30 p.m. Delicious of-
ferings from the ARTcafe and food
trucks mean you can skip kitchen
duty. Or, bring your own picnic
dinner (cash bar available, no al-
cohol carry-ins). Bring your own
chair or blanket. All ages are wel-
come. Enter best original song
competition! Submissions will be
accepted online, by emailing
[email protected], or by attending
Open Mic on M.I.K.E. through
August 7.
Best of Summer Concert
Join us on Thursday, August 21,
6:0010:00 p.m. as winners of an
online voting competition will
come together for a battle-of-the-
bands showdown. Who will take
the stage? You decide by voting at
jmkac.org July 1 through July 31.
Then, cheer on your favorite band
at the concert and help it take
home the Best of Summer honors.
Record Music on M.I.K.E.
Available summer and fall
(weather permitting)
Record your own music in the
most inspiring recording studio
imaginable! M.I.K.E. is a record-
ing studio, a dynamic public sculp-
ture and a concert stage. M.I.K.E.
operates on a Pro-Tools LE 7 setup
powered by a Mac Mini. M.I.K.E.
has endless possibilities for what
you can do in the studio. M.I.K.E.
sessions offer quality recording
without breaking the bank.
Art Armada Fourth of July
Fun
The Arts Centers Art Armada re-
turns to the lineup of July 4 cele-
brations in Sheboygan. This
hilarious boat-making and racing
extravaganza presents thousands
of onlookers with a fleet of vessels
created from cardboard and other
unconventional building materi-
alsall designed around a theme.
This years theme is Perfect Pair-
ings. Whether it is Adam and Eve
or Wallace and Gromit, caviar and
champagne or peanut butter and
jelly, gather along the bank of the
Sheboygan River to cheer their
flotilla favorite to victory
One of Midwests Top Arts Fes-
tivals
The Arts Centers Midsummer
Festival of the Arts attracts ex-
hibitors from across the country
offering high-quality artwork at a
wide range of price points. Now in
its 44th year, the July 19 and 20
event features 135 artists, live
music from six local and regional
musical groups, a variety of food
from local restaurants, a mixture of
drop-in, hands-on workshops and
engaging childrens activities.
New This Year
During the weekend, catch the un-
veiling of the Culinary Art Car, a
Connecting Communities project
blending the art-car tradition, the
commercial food truck, and the
eat-local movement. Enjoy artist
Robert Karimis performance with
members of the community as he
utilizes his cooking show character
Mero Cocinero as the chef of the
vehicle.
Wandering Wisconsin
Spend an afternoon, a weekend, or
an extended vacation exploring
art, architecture, and gardens of
the nine artist environments
around the state. These structures
and yards are diverse and enter-
taining, and the Wandering Wis-
consin map and website offer
travel itineraries for a day, a week-
end, or longer.
For the most current information
about what to see and when to go,
visit www.jmkac.org.
KOHLER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL CENSUS INFORMATION
Please fill out and return this census formeven if you do not
have children.
TO THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN: x 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.
x If you do not have any children, write none in column 1.
x 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 High School office 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.
Please return the bottom portion to the High School office
byAugust 1, 2014.
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School District
333 Upper Road. SCHOOL CENSUS INFORMATION
I hereby certify that the statements hereafter given are
correct.
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Childs Name Boy/ Birth Date Handicap School & Grade (Birth
to 21) Girl Mo/Day/Yr (If any) Attending
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Summer at theArts Center great reasons fora road trip
Name:
Mary Lou Haen
Current residence:
Sheboygan, WI
Year graduated from Kohler
High School:
1978
Post-high school education:
UW-Sheboygan and University
of Wisconsin-Madison
Degrees Associates degree from
UW Sheboygan, Bachelors de-
gree from UW Madison
Occupation: Marketing Director -
Road America race track
Fondest memories growing up
in Kohler:
Life long friends from Kinder-
garten thru Senior in High
School
Girl Scouts at the Walderhaus.
Safe, clean community! Wonder-
ful place to grow up.
What was most memorable
about attending Kohler
Schools, and how did the edu-
cation at KHS help this grad
attain their goals?
Kohler schools prepared me for
College.
Tell us more about this Kohler
grad career, family, hobbies .
. .
Married to Jon Zoran (Sheb.
Falls grad) - recently moved to
Sheboygan after 10 years in She-
boygan Falls. Active in the com-
munity - Mary Lou is a
Sheboygan Co. Chamber Ambas-
sador, member of the Elkhart
Lake Tourism Commission,
TASC (Tourism Alliance of She-
boygan County), Board member
for the Sheboygan County His-
torical Society and Museum,
Member of the Kettle Moraine
Corvette Club and St. John Evan-
gelist Church.
Where are they now?
Kohler alumni Mary Lou Haen
*The Kohler Villager alongwith Helen Hamer hope tomake Where are
they now?a regular feature.
If you grew up in Kohler, letus know where you are andwhat youre
doing by complet-ing the online survey atkohlervillager.com (click
onAlumni Survey)
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BIKE FOR SALEBoy's Trek Calypso 24 inch
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miles. Original cost $500 each.
Call 920-918-2346 or 920-876-3459
Join Sheboygan County UW-
Extension Master Gardeners on a
visit to the Chicago Botanic Gar-
den on Saturday, July 26.
The cost of the trip is $35 for
members of the Master Gardener
program and $40 for other garden-
ers. The cost covers transportation
and admission to the Chicago
Botanic Garden.
A bus will depart at 7:15 am
from the UW-Sheboygan East
(Fine Arts) Parking Lot and will
return around 6:30 pm. We will
stop at Milaegers Garden Center
in Racine on the return home.
At the Chicago Botanic Garden
you will be able to visit your
choice of 26 gardens and four nat-
ural areas situated on 385 acres on
and around nine islands with six
miles of lake shoreline. Visit the
English Walled Garden, a Train
garden, the renowned bonzai col-
lection and many more gardens.
Sit in on a chefs demonstration
featuring garden produce and
herbs. Take a tram ride around the
grounds. Lunch is not included in
the package but you can eat at the
Garden View Caf or bring a pic-
nic lunch..
More details and a registration
form are available at the Sheboy-
gan County UW-Extension Master
Gardener webpage http://sheboy-
gan.uwex.edu/horticulture/master-
gardener/ , or contact Sue Math-
ews (458-1848) or Tammy Zorn at
the UW-Extension (459-5904).
The people of Grace UCC, 500
School Street, Kohler, wish to an-
nounce that on June 29th the Big
Cedar Bluegrass Band will en-
hance our 9:30 a.m. service with
their music. Big Cedar has been
performing locally and at regional
festivals since 1992 and consists of
five musicians who play banjo,
acoustic guitar, mandolin, fiddle
and upright bass. The band per-
forms instrumental as well as vocal
numbers with three and four part
harmony. The upbeat bluegrass
sound of Big Cedar will have you
clapping your hands and tapping
your feet and the energy of all band
members working around one mi-
crophone is really fun to watch.
With the energy of this group our
service will be inspirational as well
as enjoyable. The public is invited
to join us as all sing a long with
some of the great spirituals of the
past.
KOHLER, WI Kohler Credit
Union has named Bob Meyer as
business relationship manager. In
his role, Meyer will manage exist-
ing business member relationships
and develop business lending op-
portunities in Ozaukee and Wash-
ington Counties.
Bob brings 30 years of busi-
ness and personal lending experi-
ence with a proven track record of
relationship and community de-
velopment. This is aligned with
Kohler Credit Unions mission of
building relationships, strengthen-
ing communities and fulfilling
dreams. I am excited to have Bob
join the Kohler Credit Union
team, remarked Andy Kittelson,
director of business services.
In addition to his business lend-
ing experience, Meyer has worked
in many other facets of the finan-
cial industry. His 30 years of ex-
perience have exposed
him to retail and mort-
gage lending, branch
management, and com-
pliance. Most recently,
Meyer was vice presi-
dent of commercial
lending at a financial in-
stitution in Brookfield,
where he concentrated
on SBA and USDA
lending. He graduated from UW-
La Crosse with a Bachelors of
Science degree, and has continued
his education through various
lending school programs.
Meyer served on the board of
directors for numerous organiza-
tions in the West Bend area and is
currently on the board, and treas-
urer, for the West Bend Baseball
Association. He is also treasurer
for the Washington County Chap-
ter of Ducks Unlimited. Meyer
lives in West Bend
and is married with
three grown step-chil-
dren and a 6-year-old
grandson. He enjoys
spending free time
with his wife Sandy
and their little
brother through the
Big Brothers/Big Sis-
ters Program. Meyer
is an avid fisherman and hunter
who also makes custom fishing
rods.
Kohler Credit Union is a $265
million not-for-profit, financial
cooperative, owned and governed
by its members. Membership is
open to anyone who lives or
works in Sheboygan, Calumet,
Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Ozau-
kee or Washington County.
Bob Meyer joins Kohler CreditUnion as Business
RelationshipManager
Bob Meyer
Sheboygan County UW-Extension Master Gardeners host bus trip
Grace UCC announces Blue grassband service
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Here Comes the Sun atKohler Waters SpaThursday, June 19,
20144-8pm
After a long winter and a slowstart to summer, get your
summerglow started now! Join our profes-sional aestheticians as
they walkyou through proper self tanningapplication techniques and
pro-vide a, a 25-minute glycolic peelleaving your face clean and
readyfor at home self tanner applica-tion. Learn how to apply the
tan-ner evenly to avoid streaks andinsure all areas are properly
cov-ered.
$30 per person includes both theeducation and a 25-minute
minifacial. Registration fee can be ap-plied toward Skin Authority
prod-uct purchases during the event.Advance reservations are
re-quired. Please contact MeganHomann at 920-451-2160
[email protected] toreserve your appointment. Spaceis
limited. Registration fee is non-refundable and non-transferablefor
special events. Access to fullspa facilities not available forevent
attendees.
Summertime Shape-upMembership Special!Through June 21With the
summer season starting,now is the best time to join SportsCore!
With our fun and diverseprogram offerings, achieving ahealthy
lifestyle is closer than youthink. From Yoga and Pilates toTRX and
Insanity...there'ssomething for everyone! And didwe mention the
amazing beachand outdoor whirlpool! Come andexperience it for
yourself today!Special Includes:*$100 Enrollment Fee*$50 Core
Cash*Sports Core Logoed Shirt andFruit Infuser Water Bottle*Your
Choice of a 6 WeekSpecialty Class, Yoga Workshop, or2- hour
Personal TrainingSessions*Complimentary WellnessConsultation and
FitnessAssessment with a Sports CoreTrainer*Nutrition and Goal
SettingWorkshop hosted by a PreveaDietician and Sports Core
Trainer*Coupon book valued at $500
For more information, please callus at 920-457-4444 or stop
bymember services.
Exhibit: Arts/Industry: Atand After the FactoryThrough July
6ARTspace A Gallery of the JohnMichael Kohler Arts CenterFeatures
the works of art byeleven past residents of theArts/Industry
program, acollaboration between the JohnMichael Kohler Arts Center
andKohler Co. Some of the work inthis exhibition was created
duringthe artists residency. Other workis representative of a
differentaspect of the artists work. Formore information please
call 920-452-8602.
SPORTS CORE SPECIALS,EVENTS & CLASSESFor more information,
pricingdetails and to register call SportsCore at 920-457-4444 or
online atsports-core.com for moreinformation.TRX Training,
Insanity, RIPPED andSpring II Swim Lessons begin theweek of May 12.
Call for moreinformation on Summer TennisCamps, Summer Quick
Start
Programs (June 16-July 24 or July28-August 28) and Summer
JuniorDevelopment Program (June 16-July 25 or July 28-August
29).Recliner to 5K - Mondays &Wednesdays, through July
16,5:15-6pm
Salon at Sports Core Girl Power! Buy one, get one halfoff! Enjoy
time with mom, yoursister or BFF as you relax duringyour manicure
or pedicure.Welcome Spring with a fresh newlook and benefit from
savings!20% off make-up purchases forthe new you when you bring
inyour old make-up.For high school students onlycomplimentary,
professionalmake-up touch-ups with your up-do design. Walk out as
queen ofthe prom!
YOGA ON THE LAKESPECIALS AND CLASSESSpecial workshops andevents
will resume in June.For more information,pricing details and
toregister call Yoga on theLake at 920-453-2817.
SUP Yoga 101 withPamela LaBouve: June 19from 10:30am-12:30pm
Stand Up Paddle boarding andYoga goes naturally together.Stand Up
Paddle Boarding is agreat way to improve balance,gain core
strength, and connectwith nature. The same can be saidfor yoga.
What changes whenbring them together, everything!Your balance is
less steady as youglide across the water, mix it upwith some asanas
and you mayfind out how refreshing the lakeis. Cost: $40 per class
includespaddle board, $25 if you haveyour own board. Class meets
atWood Lake just outside of Yoga onthe lake.
ballpark-themed food specialties
cheering for the Milwaukee Brew-
ers versus the Colorado Rockies on
the big screen.
Day two of the Kohler Festival
of Beer brews over with new and
signature hops happenings on Sat-
urday, June 28 including a first
time Bloody Mary Fest. Education
sessions abound with intriguing
topics such as: Grilling from the
Garden with Milwaukee author
Lucy Saunders, Beer; What to
drink next? with author Michael
Larson; Charcoal vs. Gas Grilling
Demonstration; Gluten-Free Beer
& Food Pairings Seminar; and a
Chocolate & Beer Pairing Event
with Chocolatier Anette Righi De-
Fendi pairing handmade Kohler
Original Recipe Chocolates with
Founders Brewing Company craft
beers.
The weekend features crowd fa-
vorites including the Goose Island
Beer Garden offering an outdoor
pub setting with delicious cuisine
and a selection of beers from
Goose Island Brewing Co.; Shorts
& Chefs with local and regional
chefs firing up the grill to create fa-
vorite dishes paired with a wide se-
lection of brews; the Home Brew
Competition giving local brewers
a chance to share their home
brews; and Cheers to Beers show-
casing beers from across the na-
tion.
Festgoers conclude the Kohler
Festival of Beer experience on
Sunday, June 29 with one (or two)
more brews at the delectable Beer
Lovers Brunch Buffet hosted at
The Wisconsin Room featuring
breakfast favorites complemented
by a tasty sampling of brews.
Event, pricing and booking in-
formation is available online at
www.KohleratHome.com or by
calling 888-293-7337. All events
and seminars are open to the public
and ticketed event pricing starts at
$28. Complimentary tastings and
events are featured daily through-
out the resort during the three-day
festival.
Stay up to date on news and
happenings on Facebook at
facebook.com/AmericanClub
and on Twitter at
twitter.com/theamericanclub.
Festival of Beer, continued
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