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Volume 5, Number 1
SEPTEMBER, 2009
Community support helped during difficult time
By Parker Wolf
I would like to take this opportunity to
thank all the wonderful and caring people of
Kohler, Sheboygan, Sheboygan County,
Wisconsin and beyond for all your generous
support and prayers during my recent battle
with cancer.
Cancer briefly stole my health, my ath-
letic ability, a large part of my junior year in
high school and part of my youth.
It did not, and cannot, take away my de-
termination to beat this disease and take
back my life, which I am in the process of
doing.
I have received so many forms of support
through cards, e-mails and others. Thank
you all. So many people have wished me
well and told me my story has inspired them.
In reality it was all of you who helped me
through the dark days of chemotherapy and
radiation.
My thanks to:
Districts Distance Learning Center
set to debut
Submitted by: Dr. Robert Kobylski
Last fall, the Kohler Public Schools an-
nounced that, as a result of generous dona-
tions from the Frank G. and Frieda K. Brotz
Family Foundation, and the Kohler School
Foundation, construction would begin im-
mediately on a state-of-the-art Distance
Learning Center. I am pleased to report that
the new Distance Learning Center is set to
accept its first class of students on Septem-
ber 1st, the first day of school. The district
is currently planning a formal ribbon cutting
ceremony for mid-to-late September. As of
this writing, Sen. Herb Kohl has agreed to
join the ribbon cutting celebration and offer
his congratulations via a live feed from
Washington, D.C.!
Over the last few years, online education
has gained ground as an alternative to tradi-
tional classroom instruction. However, we
are coming to learn that face-to-face instruc-
tion between teacher and student is often still
the optimal method for the delivery of in-
struction. With our interactive distance learn-
ing system, students will benefit from the
interactive instruction of off-site instructors
via a sophisticated video and audio system.
This real-time student-instructor interaction
is what separates distance learning from on-
line student-computer education.
As stated in our initial press release, dis-
tance learning brings many benefits to stu-
dents, instructors, schools and local citizens.
It is a powerful, modern way to extend the
talents of capable instructors to a wider au-
dience and to give students a broader, richer
educational experience. Many smaller/rural
school systems rely on distance learning cen-
ters to provide multivariate programming
and course options; where class size con-
straints limit traditional teacher-led class-
room options. For example, we will now
have the opportunity to offer single section
language courses, such as Chinese, Arabic or
Hindi, to interested students without having
to physically bring an instructor into the
building.
Again, the curricular opportunities pre-
sented by a Distance Learning Center are ex-
citing and inescapable. Beyond the variety
of new course offerings that would spark stu-
dent interest and imagination, possibilities
exist for Pre K-12 students to interact on a
personal level with scientists investigating
the origins of the universe at the large
Hadron Collider in Europe, art historians at
the Louvre in Paris, elementary classrooms
across the globe, as well as contemporary
artists, playwrights and other prominent re-
searchers. The curricular possibilities are
truly endless. The completion of this state-
of-the-art Distance Learning Center has
clearly placed the Kohler Public Schools at
the forefront of Twenty-First Century global
learning.
In time we also plan to provide opportu-
nities for community groups, as well as pub-
lic and private organizations, to access to this
facility in an effort to bring a world of won-
der to Kohlers doorstep.
Once again, we would like to thank our
benefactors for their ongoing commitment to
improving the educational experiences of
Kohler Public Schools students.
Kohler High re-gains top
ranking on ACT

report
Submitted by: Dr. Robert Kobylski
Kohler High School's 27.0 composite
score on the 2009 ACT college admissions
exam report places the school first in the
State among public high schools. By com-
parison, the 2009 State average composite
score for Wisconsin is 22.3. For Kohler
High School students, this also marks the
third #1 ranking in the last four years.
The ACT consists of curriculum-based
tests of educational development in English,
mathematics, reading and science designed
to measure the skills needed for success in
first-year college coursework. Skills in Eng-
lish, math, reading and science are tested on
ACT

by the
numbers
Composite Scores
Kohler High State Ave.
2009* 27.0 22.3
2008 23.6 22.3
2007* 26.2 22.2
2006* 25.7 22.1
the standardized exam, with each test taker
scored on a 1-36 scale. The composite is the
average.
School Board President, Dr. Jane Bishop
stated, We are very proud of our students.
These test results clearly reflect the hard
work and diligence, not only of our students,
but of our teachers, parents and the entire
Kohler learning community.
A great team of doctors Dr.
Wenberg for diagnosing me and to
Dr. Kumar for his excellent care in
treating me nurses (especially
Ann) and other support staff.
Charlie Reinertsen, one of my
best friends who has been there
since the beginning and for every-
thing you have done for me. Putting together
a benefit for me is something I will never
forget. You are a wonderful friend.
All those involved in my benefit: Sheboy-
gan Press Sports Editor Pete Barth (for your
story about me and sitting with me during
chemo), bands, The Scallions (and good luck
at State Launchpad), Tough Act to Follow
and the Mark Hubing Band. The many vol-
unteers and all the people who attended.
Dave Horness of Thrivent Financial for your
generous support. Mr. and Mrs. Reinertsen
and Toni Koross for your behind- the-scenes
support.
All my basketball and swim-
ming teammates and coaches at
Sheboygan North for your under-
standing and compassion. All the
teams: Sheboygan South girls
swim team, Sheboygan Falls girls
basketball team, Oshkosh West
girls basketball team, Ozaukee
Aquatics Swim Club and the Sheboygan
Chinooks swim team. The Pink Hat Brigade
for making me an honorary member. Santa's
elves for my special 12 days of Christmas.
And Mrs. Herold and family for always
being there for me.
Bob and Donna Gutschow of The Chil-
dren With Cancer of Sheboygan County
Foundation for your donation.
The Sheboygan Firefighters of Local 483
IAFFfor thinking of me.
My very understanding teachers, coun-
selor and administrators at North. To all the
acquaintances and many others I have never
met, but who I do not feel right calling
strangers.
The Aurora Medical community for angel
ornaments for my tree of hope. It is still up
to remind me everyday that there is hope and
I will get well.
All my friends some old, some new
who have been so helpful during times of
need. You all are the best.
My family aunts, uncles, cousins and
Grandma. To all my brothers and sisters and
my Dad for all the TLC. Thanks especially
to my Mom who has been there every step
of the way for me. It has been a long journey
with good days and bad, but I know better
days are ahead.
And to everyone who prayed for me.
I hope that I have not forgotten anyone.
You have all touched my life in immeasura-
ble ways. Everyone's life is full of obstacles
to overcome and with God's help I will over-
come this one.
SEPTEMBER, 2009

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Greetings,
This month Id like to provide an up-
date on the developments with the Lost
Woods Park facility project. We have re-
ceived the initial bids back for this proj-
ect. Although favorable, they exceeded
the state prevailing wage requirements
which necessitated we rebid the project.
Therefore, we have sent the project plans
out to be rebid at the prevailing wage
rates and will open them on August 27. A
contractor will be chosen by the Village
Board based on the prevailing wage bids
on August 31. The Village Board plans on
having this exciting facility, which will
enhance our community, completed by
the end of this fall.
Sadly, due to the aged piping support-
ing the two outdoor childrens pools they
had to be closed early this summer.
Proper chlorine levels could not be main-
tained to insure the health and safety of
the children. We will investigate poten-
tial repair costs and factor these into our
evaluation of a replacement outdoor pool.
Please feel free to contact myself or one
of your Village Trustees with your input
regarding this project.
September signals the end of summer
for the children as school reconvenes. I
hope they all have had the opportunity to
participate in one or more of our fine
recreation department summer programs.
It also signals the beginning of the village
From the Village
Board President . . .
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budgeting process for 2010. My goal,
which is achievable with the support of
the Village Board, is to maintain a flat mil
rate while insuring we continue to uphold
the standards and traditions which the Vil-
lage of Kohler is known for. This can be
accomplished through cost effective solu-
tions for the projects we undertake and
services provided as we move forward.
The first Kohler Park Krawl is sched-
uled for September 12, from 12-5 P.M.
This will be a day filled with family fun
and activities that will end with a picnic
atmosphere in the Ravine Park. Please
mark your calendars and plan on attend-
ing I look forward to seeing everyone
there!
Until next time
Steve Reinbacher
Village President
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Fall Follies is just around
the corner!
Fun!
Last years event drew more than 300 atten-
dees, and the Kohler Foundations marketing
team, led by Jim Lewis, expects to raise that
number to 500 for the 2009 event. Local com-
panies that are supportive of the Kohler Schools
have the opportunity to reserve tables of eight
for which they will receive recognition.
Unique
Talented decorators bring the Old West
alive at the Kohler Stables. Animal lovers may
even pay a visit to the four-legged residents in
their stalls.
Casual
What could be more casual than Western
wear? (And who doesnt look good in a cowboy
hat?)
Festive
Silent auction items are on display for perus-
ing while guests spend the evening socializing,
dancing, and enjoying a variety of entertainment
and tempting food prepared by Chef Ted. Beer,
wine, and mixed drinks are available for pur-
chase as well as the always popular pies. The
evening culminates with a live auction per-
formed by an experienced auctioneer. (Last
year's auction was enlivened by friendly chal-
lenges and rivalry among bidders). Auction
items range from trips, tickets to sporting events
and shows, decorative items, and special expe-
riences such as geocaching lessons, the highly
popular principal for a day, book club night,
a girls fancy tea party and other special times
for friends and families. Beauty treatments, and
the extremely successful class baskets from
the Elementary school which includes themes
such as Christmas and Go Green.
Easy access
Located right off Lower Road with clearly
marked entrance.
Effortless parking and transportation
services
Valet parking and chauffeur service will be
available to enhance your evening enjoyment.
Celebrate the Old West to help project
Kohler Schools into the future
Attending this fun event assists the Kohler
School Foundation, led by Nina Kohler, in tak-
ing the Kohler School experience beyond the ba-
sics of public education by providing students
and teachers with technology that will prepare
our young people for an increasingly sophisti-
cated workplace, while promoting Kohler
Schools as a desirable Village amenity to new-
comers and established residents alike.
The Foundation has funded a mobile com-
puter lab, ceiling mounted computer projection
units, and the build out of the new distance
learning lab a direct result of the collaborative
partnership between the Foundation, the District
and the generous donation of the technology
from the Frank G. and Frieda K. Brotz Family
Foundation, Inc. Distance learning labs are an
invaluable tool for helping students in small
school districts like Kohler take courses that
were once unavailable. These virtual schools
also allow students to interact with other stu-
dents in schools from around the state. This
emerging technology is becoming widely used
in universities and institutions around the globe.
So mark your calendars and start fixin' to rus-
tle up your pardners, hitch up the wagon, and
mosey on over to the Kohler Stables on October
2, 2009 for Fall Follies. Invitations will be
mailed out again in early September. Invitations
can also be obtained in the School office at that
time if extra reservations are needed.
Contact kohlerschoolfoundation@kohler.k12.wi.us
to learn more.
Date Nite
Thursday, September 10, 2009
5-9 p.m.
Enjoy a Romantic Evening For Two in Historic
Downtown Sheboygan Falls
Sweetheart Carriage Rides
Pictures at the Gazebo in Settlers Park
SFHS Jazz Band - Richardsons Furni-
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"Romantic Overnight Package" Sweet-
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Friday, September 4
Tour de France with
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Friday, September 11
When in Rome with Rat Pack
Tribute Artist Ed Frank
Friday, September 18
Sketches of Spain
featuring Evan Christian
Friday, September 25
The New World with Paul Cebar
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Every Friday in September
6:30-8 pm
Gazebo Courtyard
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This is a celebration of casual sophistication
in a breathtaking setting under the stars.
Listen to incredible live music, enjoy delicious
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and receive exclusive discounts on The Immigrant
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Special overnight packages at The American Club
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St. Mary School Child Care Center in Sheboygan Falls is now accepting registration for
children ages 2
1
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loving, nurturing, Christian environment. Our programs are designed to not only care
for children, but to offer them opportunities to participate in fun activities that enhance
social, emotional, physical, creative, and intellectual skills. The curriculum for the
younger children (ages 2
1
/2 - 4) is developmentally appropriate based on each childs skill
level. Children attending the before and after school-age program (ages 5-12) are offered
a variety of activities such as arts and crafts, cooking, exploring science and math
concepts, individual reading and writing, dramatic play, board and computer games, and
participating in outdoor and indoor gross motor activities or just hang out with friends.
A summer program specifically designed for this age group is also offered.
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Holiday trash
collection schedule
Trash collection for the second week of September
will take place Wednesday, September 9 to accom-
modate the Labor Day holiday.

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Every Saturday!
Starting September 12, 2009
10:00am-11:30am
Baptiste Power Yoga for Teens!
Taught by Marie Friedlander, a certified BPVY teacher!
Learn to step into your power with yoga and make a difference.
See how yoga can change your life and the lives of others.
Yoga combined with creating a community
service program.
If not now, when? The program is FREE to
teens seeking more than just talk. For more
info email me at Marie@MpowerYoga.org
See www.MpowerYoga.org and get involved!
Marie is back!
Marie Freidlander started dancing at
age 5 and discovered the freedom of ex-
pression in movement. She stayed in-
volved with dance for 15 years learning
to share it through teaching others and
performing at various functions. She
went on to earn a BS degree in Psychol-
ogy at the University of Minnesota and
hoped to continue on into dance therapy,
but it never materialized because, It
lacked the realness of connecting to the
heart and soul of anothers being, said
Freidlander. She spent some time work-
ing at a crisis center with suicide preven-
tion, and counseling runaways as they
first came off the streets.
Freidlander said her life became con-
nected when she first heard Baron Bap-
tiste of Baptiste Power Yoga speak at a
Yoga Journal Conference in the 90s dur-
ing the time she was living in Kohler and
taking Power Yoga classes from Debbie
Williamson. Freidlander asked
Williamson if she could assist her in learn-
ing how to teach yoga, and within the year
they were both off to Tulum and Level 1
with a passion. I had always known how
to listen to my body through dance and I
now learned how to listen with my heart,
Freidlander said. She believes that through
presence of being and shared community,
strength is spread and the power to go on
and grow is planted. That passion to serve
the community led Freidlander to found
The Bodhi Tree Power Yoga Retreat, lo-
cated in Black River (near Kohler Andrea
State Park) at 746 River Trails in Sheboy-
gan.
Rather than offering a daily 12-class
scheduled yoga studio, the retreat offers
special classes and training programs
throughout the year to enhance clients
yoga practice. Freidlander said the Bodhi
Tree retreat is for yoga students and/or
teachers looking to empower their lives.
Programs, events and classes are all do-
nation based, meaning clients pay as they
can for weekly classes. For event and
community programs all donations go to
The Boys and Girls Club of Sheboygan.
Training programs are all certified and fill
CE requirements for yoga teachers. These
programs have a fee structure to pay the
teacher directly. The Teen Karma Yoga
program, designed to enhance leadership
skills in teens, is free.
I believe in giving back to the com-
munity and sharing my love for yoga and
how it has changed my life, said Frei-
dlander. The Bodhi Tree was built on
that platform. This is an awesome expe-
rience for any level student. Please check
out our websites and learn more about
what is offered and who we are.
Vi si t : ww. t hebodhi t r ee. org a n d
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The Shops at Woodlake are
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Harvest Days festival in October. This
exciting competition is open to every
individual, family, group or business.
So get the gang together
and get creative!
For more information,
call Kay Miller at 920.458.3450.
Contest Rules
1. Any materials may be used.
2. Maximum size: 8 ft. high x 5 ft. wide
3. Scarecrows must be self-supportive
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4. Additional props (chairs, pumpkins,
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Saturday, October 3.
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popular vote. Ballots will be available in the
Harvest Days Main Tent. Winners will be
notied onMonday, November 2.
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Sarah Molepske earns bronze at National
Barefoot Water Ski Championships
Sarah Molepske, 15, of Kohler
placed third in tricks and wake slalom
at the 2009 National Barefoot Water
Skiing Championships held this past
week at Mystic Lakes located near Wi-
chita, Kansas. This is the 32nd year of
the national championships which took
place in Alama Center, WI in 2008. She
placed third in the tricks event and third
in the wake crossing event. More than
110 competitors from around the coun-
try competed in the championships that
are segregated by age categories.
Sarahs father Mike Molepske, 48,
also competed at the championships and
placed third in his wake crossing event.
Each competitor is given two 15 sec-
ond passes each in the wake crossing
and trick events. In the wake crossing
event, each competitor receives full
credit for each wake crossing they per-
form on one foot and half credit for
each two foot crossing. The trick event
is also comprised two 15 second
passes. Points are accumulated for
each start and for each non-repeated
trick performed. Lifting a foot, placing
a foot in a harness incorporated in the
handle, tumble turns on the water, and
service turns on your feet are a few of
the tricks that are performed for credit.
Sarah began waterskiing when she
was just four years old and learned
how to barefoot waterski when she was
ten. She began to competitively water
ski in 2007.
For more information on bare-
foot waterskiing visit the national
governing bodys web site at
www.barefoot.org.
Kohler Kohler 7th and 8th
grade boys flushed the
competition at Gus Macker
Pro Cecil Martin keeps 5th grade
football players on their toes
Submitted by Christine Phillips
Professional football player Cecil Martin
graciously shared his time and expertise with
the Kohler 5th Grade Boys tackle football
players on a lovely August summer day. As the
winners of an exciting raffle at last's spring's
Pasta Dinner Fundraiser for the LKC tackle
football program, Martin agreed to come to
spend the afternoon with the lucky players.
Giving a rousing inspirational speech to the
wide-eyed boys, Martin then lead them
through a series of drills and practice moves
that kept the entire team on their toes. After-
wards, the gang met for dinner before heading
back to Ebben Field for their formal practice.
Above and beyond the call of duty, Martin
stayed on and joined the entire league for more
hijinks and practice moves. His presence def-
initely made the scrimmage more lively as the
boys stepped it up to impress the warm and en-
gaging star! During his years in Evanston Illi-
nois, Coach Scott Silvestri met the football
great while he was still a rookie. Cecil is now
known not only for his all star playing but for
his numerous humanitarian efforts as well.
Martin was a four year starter for the Badgers,
and blocked for Heisman trophy winner Ron
Dayne. He won two Rose Bowls while at Wis-
consin and played five years with the Eagles,
and a year with the Raiders and Buccaneers.
Hes won several NFL charitable awards and
his speech stressed the importance of hard
work, focus, and perseverance; and did those
boys ever listen. What a wonderful day and
what a fabulous influence and inspiration for
our budding professional players! Many
thanks to Cecil and Scott for a magical day at
Ebben Field!
Coach Scott Silvestri (back right) and Pro Cecil Martin with the Kohler boys 5th grade tackle football players after
an amazing private practice at Kohler's own Ebben Field.
Kohler 7th and 8th
graders participated
in the Gus Macker
basketball tourna-
ment in Sheboygan
this summer.
At left:8th graders
Brennan Ladwig,
Brett Mueller (back)
Phil Case, Billy
O'Neill (front).
Below: 7th-graders
Noah Fink, Steven
Blend, Will Hape-
man, Dominic Boc-
chini.
Christian Ertel
named to All-
Central CLC
Kohler junior Christian Ertel was a
first team unanimous selection for the All-
Central Lakeshore Conference baseball
team. First baseman Ertle was selected for
the team along with Ryan Stefanczyk and
Adam Kellner. (Ertels name was inadver-
tently excluded from an article appearing
in the August issue of The Kohler Vil-
lager).
Stefanczyk named
to 2nd-team All-
State
Lutheran/Kohler infielder Ryan Ste-
fanczyk was among the second-team se-
lections named to the Wisconsin Baseball
Coaches Association Summer All-State
first team. Stefanczyk graduated from
Klohler High School this past spring.
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Kohler YMCA Baseball League

Rocks the Conference!
By Christine Phillips
Summer 2009 proved to be a stellar one
for all three local 3-4th grade baseball
teams this season as Kohler dominated the
YMCA league this year with 3 solid win-
ning records! Enrollment this year was a
record high, and the initial balancing act
that had to be done to ensure each player
would have respectable field time paid off
in the end. Head coaches Scott Silvestri, Jay
Maki and Mark Hansen held numerous in-
dividual and multi-team practice sessions
with skill-set training being the focus. All
the coaches stressed the importance of
knowing the ins and outs of the game,
thinking smart on the field, and avoiding
costly mental errors. The recreation depart-
ments investment in a pitching machine
paid off, with record reports of multiple
home-runs, triples, doubles and a steady
stream of solid singles in each game! Each
team also boasted no-hitters due to strong
aggressive pitching and amazing defense.
Even league heavy hitters Oostburg and
Cedar Grove were dealt defeats by all three
Kohler teams during the year. And, all the
players came out and supported one another
as the season progressed making this years
Kohler league truly one big team effort.
League teams included Cedar Grove, She-
boygan Falls, Oostburg, and Kohler A spe-
cial thanks to all the coaches, parents and
volunteers for your efforts, support and en-
thusiasm on behalf of our players-Heres to
the cheers resonating from Lost Woods
Park- Go Bombers! Team records include:
White -- 9-3-1; Blue -- 8-4-1; Black 9-3-1.
Left:Mark Hansens Kohler
White Team shares a moment
after Alex the Meatball Phillips
smacked a walk-off 2-run home-
run in the 9th inning to steal a
win from rivals Sheboygan Falls
at Kohlers own Lost Woods
Park. Pictured left to right: Alex
Phillips, Parker Hansen, Charlie
Kelly and Anthony Krier.
Above: Kohler Black Team
coaches Scott Silvestri and Mar-
cus Knuth give final instructions
and a pep talk before a victori-
ous home game at Lost Woods
Park.
LKC 2009 Middle School Football Schedule
LKC 1 5
th
& 6
th
Grade
LKC 2 5
th
& 6
th
Grade
Crusaders 7
th
& 8
th
Grade
Saturday, August 29
th
LKC 1 9:00 am Oostburg 1 Ebben Field
Crusaders 10:30 am Oostburg 1 Ebben Field
LKC 2 12:00 am Oostburg 2 Ebben Field
Thursday, September 3
rd
LKC 1 6:00 pm Falcon (Sheboygan) Ebben Field
LKC 2 6:00 pm Redskins (Sheboygan) Kiwanis North
Crusaders 7:30 pm Falcons (Sheboygan) Ebben Field
Thursday, September 10
th
LKC 1 6:00 pm Badgers (Sheboygan) Kiwanis South
LKC 2 6:00 pm Falcons (Sheboygan) Ebben Field
Crusaders 7:30 pm Redwings (Sheboygan) Kiwanis South
Thursday, September 17
th
LKC 1 6:00 pm Elkhart Lake Elkhart Lake
LKC 2 6:00 pm Packers (Sheboygan) Ebben Field
Crusaders 7:30 pm Elkhart Lake Elkhart Lake
Thursday, September 24, 2009
LKC 1 6:00 pm Howards Grove Howards Grove
LKC 2 6:00 pm Steelers (Sheboygan) Ebben Field
Crusaders 7:30 pm Howards Grove Howards Grove
Thursday, October 1
st
LKC 1 6:00 pm Packers (Sheboygan) Ebben Field
LKC 2 6:00 pm Badgers (Sheboygan) Kiwanis North
Crusaders 7:30 pm Packers (Sheboygan) Ebben Field
Thursday, October 8
th
LKC 1 6:00 pm Redskins (Sheboygan) Ebben Field
LKC 2 6:00 pm Raiders (Sheboygan) Kiwanis North
Crusaders 7:30 pm Redskins (Sheboygan) Ebben Field
Saturday, October 17
th
LKC 1 TBA TBA TBA
LKC 2 TBA TBA TBA
Crusaders TBA TBA TBA
Carrie Pieper of Kohler, along with
three of her co-workers who teach at Ply-
mouth High School, were members of a
nine person team (Team B.R.A.T.S) that
rode in the MS 150 Bike Ride August 1-
2. They raised over $4,800 as a team.
Pieper teaches Chemistry and Physical
Science. Her teammates, all residents of
Plymouth, include Catherine Jordan-
Math, Sandy Nicholson-German and
Spanish, and Tina Henriksen-Biology.
This was Piepers first year participat-
ing in the bike ride which has riders trav-
elling from Pewaukee to UW-Whitewater
on day one, and then on to Madison on
day two. There were 62.5 mile and 100
mile options in addition to the main route
that takes the riders on two 75 mile jour-
neys. Pieper opted for the 75 mile routes
each day.
Kohler resident
bikes for a cause
Middle School Football
kicks off first season
The Lutheran/Kohler/Christian (LKC)
Middle School Football Program for Grades
5-8 kicked off its first season at Ebben Field
on Saturday, August 29th with a triple
header. The program is made up of players
from Lutheran, Kohler and Christian
schools.
The 7th/8th grade team includes 18 play-
ers from Kohler, and two 5th/6th grade
teams include 28 players from Kohler. All
games are scheduled for Thurday evenings,
excluding the October 17 opening day game.
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MEETING DATES
Kohler School Friends
Second Monday of the month at 10:00 a.m. in the Theatre lobby.
Kohler Seniors
The seniors will meet Monday, September 14 at 1:30 p.m. at the Village Hall.
Ron Klunk will show new slides.
Kohler Police Athletic League (KPAL)
Second Thursday of every month at the firehouse. Meetings begin at 7:00
p.m.
Kohler Soccer Club
Second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Library.
Kohler Athletic Booster Club
The September meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 2 and the
October meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 7 at 6pm in the Kohler
Library.
Announcements and milestones are printed free of charge. Mail or leave in drop box
at: 219 Church St., Kohler, WI 53044.
Please include self-addressed stamped envelope to ensure return of photo prints.
Classifieds are $5 per issue. Make checks payable to The Kohler Villager.
Kohler Speakez Toastmasters in-
ducted club officers at the August meet-
ing for the 09/10 term. Sworn in were
Nathan Nissen, President; Chuck Ebert,
VP of Education, Fay Uraynar, VP of
Public Relations; Dave Johnson VP of
Membership; Ed Brey Secretary/Trea-
surer, and Kirk Nick, Sergeant at Arms.
The new board members were sworn in
by John Ziemann, Eastern Division
Area E-1 Governor.
Toastmasters is a world-wide non-
profit organization dedicated to helping
people become the best they can be in
areas of communication and leadership.
Members choose their own goals and
work at their own pace as they advance
in the program. Guests are welcome to
attend the meetings at no charge.
As a member of Kohler or Sheboy-
gan Toastmasters, you will have the
opportunity to enhance your public
speaking and overall communication
skills, as well as develop your leader-
ship skills as part of a team or as a team
leader. Guests are welcome to attend
meetings and see for themselves all of
the benefits of being a Toastmasters
member.
For more info go to www.tm35.org
and choose clubs Map. The Kohler
Club meets 12:10-1 p.m., first and third
Thursday at Kohler Co.
Personnel/Medical Building, lower
level of the Kohler HR building or con-
tact Dave by Email:
Dave.Johnson2@kohler.com or call:
(920) 457 4441 ext 71021.
Local Toastmasters Club
inducts new officers
Intentions, located in the Shops at
Woodlake, will be holding the following
events in September:
Beginning Wednesday, September 2,
2009, Noon 5 p.m., Intentions will be
offering free 15-minute aromatherapy
treatments. Essential oils are chosen for
your individual needs and are designed to
bring body, mind and spirit into balance.
Walk-ins accepted. 457-9543. This Event
is held every Wednesday from Noon - 5
p.m. beginning July 15, 2009 and ending
December 30, 2009.
Fridays, September 4,11,18, 25 - Free
Reiki body scan. Reiki Practitioner will
scan your body and provide information
about your lowest energy area. 2 p.m. -
6 p.m. Event is held every Friday from
June 5, 2009 to December 18, 2009, 2
p.m. - 6 p.m. Walk-ins welcome, best to
call ahead. 920-457-9543.
September 8, 2009 - Free Movie
Night. Intentions will offer a free movie:
One: The Movie by various artists in-
cluding Deepak Chopra, followed by dis-
cussion. Movie starts at 6:30 p.m. Open
to public. Call to reserve your seat. 920-
457-9543.
Intentions to hold events
in September
Reiki
Reiki is a Japanese form of deep relaxation and stress
reduction, which also promotes healing. All Reiki
sessions include:
x Scan for Low-Energy Areas of the Body
x Balance Energy Centers
x Why Low-Energy Has Developed
x Suggestions for Maintaining High-Energy
Other Services
x Reiki Training
x Meditation Training
x Spiritual Counseling
x Reconnective Healing

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Saturday, September 12, 2009 - Free
Reiki Seminar at 1:00 p.m. Learn about
this Japanese healing art of relaxation.
Free. Call to reserve your seat. 920-457-
9543.
Crown Trophy-Sheboygan
wins national awards
Jeanne & Aaron receive two awards at Annual Conference
Delray Beach, FL - July 30, 2009 Jeanne
and Aaron Chorowicz, owners of Crown
Trophy-Sheboygan, received two presti-
gious national awards at the Crown Tro-
phy annual conference and awards
ceremony in Delray Beach, Florida.
The Debbie Huckaby Memorial Spirit
Award recognizes owners for outstanding
contributions to the growth and develop-
ment of the Crown Trophy family. Three
of the now 150 Crown Trophy stores na-
tionwide were selected as 2009 Debbie
Huckaby Spirit Award recipients.
Crown Trophy-Sheboygan also re-
ceived The Matthew Sneck Memorial Ris-
ing Star Award, which recognizes Crown
Trophy stores in operation for three years
or less. This award is presented annually
to the one Crown Trophy store deemed to
have the most potential for future success
as a Crown Trophy franchise in their com-
munity.
Franchise President and founder Chuck
Weisenfeld stated, Jeanne and Aaron con-
sistently share their creative ideas and en-
ergy with other store owners and
understand that each store, and most im-
portantly that stores customers, benefit
from a strong franchise system. It is a
pleasure to have the Chorowicz Family as
part of this team.
Owner Aaron Chorowicz stated, We
are proud and humbled to be considered in
the company of the most successful Crown
stores in the country as recipients of these
two awards. We truly love the work we do
for our now loyal customers in Sheboygan
and the surrounding area, and look for-
ward to living up to the potential Crown
Trophy leadership has seen in us.
Owner Jeanne Chorowicz remarked,
Since we opened in 2007 we have en-
joyed introducing Crown Trophys out-
standing product line to our
customersmany of whom have been
very outspoken about their satisfaction
with our service. Were surprised, but
thrilled, that our efforts to this point have
been recognized. We look forward to
many more years of service within our
community.
Crown Trophy-Sheboygan is a locally
owned and operated awards and promo-
tional products company serving regional
sports leagues and teams, companies, and
non-profit organizations.
From left: John Ziemann, Nathan Nissen, Fay Uraynar, Chuck Ebert, Dave Johnson, and Kirk Nick
(Not pictured: Ed Brey).
Sue Breitbach - Fenn Agency
3626 Erie Ave,
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Kohler teen
chosen to compete
in international
riding competition
Emma Ziemer, 14, daughter of Joel and
Nicole Ziemer, was chosen to be one of
seven riders to compete in an international
riding competition August 16-18 in Winston-
Salem, North Carolina. The team, Team
Morgan, rode against a team from South
Africa.
Emma, who shows Morgan horses across
the United States, is the youngest among the
riders ranging in ages from 17 to 21.
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LIBRARY LINK
KOHLER PUBLIC LIBRARY
FALL HOURS:
Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Sunday 1-4 p.m.
KOHLER PUBLIC LIBRARY LOCATIO:
Kohler Public Library is housed with the
school library in the school building at
333 Upper Road.
KOHLER PUBLIC LIBRARY
LOCATIO:
Kohler Public Library is housed
with the school library in the school
building at 333 Upper Road.
FALL HOURS:
MondayThursday: 8am-8:30pm
Friday: 8am5pm
Sunday 14pm
LIBRARY PARKIG SPOTS
Just a reminder that library parking
spots are for library patrons only.
Please dont park there if you are
dropping off or picking up your kids,
or attending an after school events.
Tickets will be issued if you are
parked there illegally. This policy is
to ensure that elderly patrons and pa-
trons with small kids dont have to
park at the back of the parking lot.
SPECIAL EVETS!
FACEBOOK WORKSHOP
If you want to get on board the
Facebook fad, but dont know
where to begin, stop on Tuesday,
September 15 at 7pm to get a crash
course on creating and maintaining
your own page on the popular so-
cial networking site. You can easily
keep in touch with family, share
photos, and find long lost friends.
Its even easier than email! Every-
one over 18 welcome!
KIT CLUB
We meet the second Tuesday of
every month at 6:30. Please join us
for an evening where we work on
our projects and share our skills.
Everyone is welcome.
GOIG O VACATIO???
LET US HELP YOU!!!
Please let Erin know if you or your
family is planning a vacation for the
upcoming year. The library would
be happy to purchase travel guides
specific for your destination. Stop
in, or email
coppersmithe@kohler.k12.wi.us
EW MATERIALS:
Please call 459-2923 or email Erin
at coppersmithe@kohler.k12.wi.us
if you have suggestions of items to
purchase for the library.
BOOKS
FICTIO
Good Things I Wish You Ansay
Hot Pursuit Brockmann
Wilderness Empire Eckert
The Traffickers Griffin
In the Heart of the Canyon Hyde
Chosen to Die Lisa Jackson
The Selected Works of T.S. Spivet
Reif Larsen
Rules of Vengeance Reich
The Amateurs Sakey
Once on a Moonless ight Sijie Dai
The Defector Silva
Undone Slaughter
The Penny Pinchers Club
Strohmeyer
Best Friends Forever Weiner
O FICTIO
A Complaint Free World Will
Bowen
Country Woman Christmas 2009
The Essential Guide to Geocaching
Californias Wine Country: A Guide
to apa and Sonoma Counties
DVDs
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The Great Buck Howard
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Army Wives: season 1
Defiance
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The Reader
The Soloist
Veronica Mars: season 1
Race to Witch Mountain
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Hes Just ot That Into You
I Could ever Be Your Woman
My Blueberry ights
Over Her Dead Body
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KOHLER VILLAGE BOARD
Steve Reinbacher, President
Brett Edgerle
John Egan
Thomas Gast
John Pethan
Brian Post
John Renzelmann
tinuing support of our baseball programs
and the KPAL Swim Meet.
Thank you to all of the pool staff for
their diligence in keeping the Kohler Pool
safe. Thank you to our pool managers
Bryan Teaters and Olivia Kellner.
Thank you:
Kristin Tesmer and Maria Stillwell -
princess camp and cheerleading camp
Nick Tesmer, Matt Ollman, and Austin
Neerhof - flag football and basketball
camps
Colin Johnson and Austin Neerhof -
Super hero camp
Megan Patterson and Erika Zimmerman -
basketball camp girls
Tennis instructors - Kyle Wuthrich, Colin
Johnson and Austin Neerhof
Actions taken by the
Village Board during
their meetings on July
1 and 20, 2009:
Approved change order for School Street
construction.
Approved Operators Licenses as re-
quested.
Approved Class B beer license for Cen-
tury Buffet.
Approved Temporary Class B beer and
wine license for Kohler Foundation, Inc.
for October 29, 2009, contingent on ap-
proval of the Kohler School Board.
Approved June 2009 Revenue & Expense
Reports.
Approved in-line testing of the two mag
meters in the Erie Ave. meter pit, cost
$330.
Deny request from Larrys Sewer & Water
for additional $1,000 for electrical work at
meter pit due to contracted price.
Approved installation of 470 of drainage
tile in Woodland Cemetery by L&L Tench-
ing & Tiling, cost not to exceed $1,950.
Appointed Kyle Gebler and Lee Benish to
the Recreation Committee.
Approved the following Resolutions:
2009-12, An Official Statement of Intent for
Issuing Debt for 2008 Capital Outlay Proj-
ects.
2009-13, Authorizing the Borrowing of
$170,000 from the State Trust Fund Loan
Program for 2008 Capital Outlay Projects
for five years at a rate of 3.5%.
Village meetings
scheduled for September
9/2 Public Library Board 4:00 pm
(at Library)
9/10 Planning Commission 4:30 pm
9/14 Property Committee 4:45 pm
9/14 Finance Committee 5:00 pm
9/21 Village Board 5:30 pm
9/28 Special Village Board 5:30 pm
All meetings are held at Kohler Village
Hall, 319 Highland Drive, unless other-
wise indicated.
From Clerk/Treasurer
Laurie Lindow:
Voter Registration Letters
Some Village Residents have received
a letter from the State of Wisconsin/Gov-
ernment Accountability Board (GAB) re-
garding their Voter Registration. The Help
American Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA) re-
quires cross-checking voter registration
information with driver license records.
The HAVA check compares the voters
name, date of birth and driver license
number with information at the WI Dept.
of Transportation. If your information
doesnt match, you will still be able to
vote as you always have. However, some
of your information may not be correct in
the Statewide Voter Registration System
(SVRS). Correcting this information re-
duces the risk of your record being incor-
rectly matched with another voter with a
similar name or identifying information.
If you have received one of these let-
ters please call the GAB at 608-261-2028
or email gabhelpdesk@wi.gov. They need
to verify the spelling of your name as
shown on your driver license, your date
of birth, and your driver license number.
From Police Chief
Bill Rutten:
School is back in Session
Now that school is back in session,
please remember to drive carefully on the
streets around the school. The speed limit
is 15 mph when children are present in the
school zones. There is no stopping or
standing of vehicles for the westbound
traffic on School St. Also, parents that
drop children off in the morning should
do so close to the crosswalk so the stu-
dents can be helped across the street. Stu-
dents that are crossing in mid-block
amongst the vehicles are harder to see and
are not as safe. Also remember that stu-
dents can now be dropped off on the north
side under the canopy to avoid the traffic.
Thanks for Reading
I write these articles every month, not
knowing if they are widely read or not.
Last month, I had some immediate feed-
back about the stop sign violation en-
forcement from multiple people. I
appreciate that. As always, we are here to
serve the community. The Kohler Police
Department tries hard to keep the commu-
nity safe and make it a place that we all
enjoy residing in. I know many people
through many different avenues now hav-
ing worked and lived in the community
for awhile. Many people wait to see me at
a function or out and about to ask me
questions, etc. You dont have to wait, feel
free to call me at 459-3877 or send me an
email at WRutten@kohlerpolice.com.
Also, as always, the police department is
available for immediate response 24/7
when you need us.
From Public Works
Superintendent
Bruce Neerhof:
Leaf Collection
Leaf collection will start on October 5
th
and continue until December 1
st
. Leaves
should be raked into the street along the
curb in a three-foot (3) wide row. Grass
clippings, sticks, or any other garden de-
bris is not allowed.
Water Valve Exercising
During the months of October and No-
vember, the Village Public Works Depart-
ment will be exercising water valves. The
work will be performed Monday through
Thursday. Residents should be aware that
there will be periods of cloudy and discol-
ored water as sediment and mineral de-
posits in the water-mains are disturbed. If
you have any questions about Kohler
water distribution maintenance, please
call 459-3881.
Holiday Garbage Schedule
Due to the Labor Day holiday, trash
collections for that week will be one day
later than regularly scheduled. Therefore,
trash collections will be on Wednesday,
Sept. 9th.
Building Permits
A reminder that building permits are
required for new structures, additions, re-
modeling, accessory structures, pool,
plumbing, electrical, HVAC, siding, roof-
ing, fences, signs and driveways that en-
croach on right-of-way. Any questions
about building permits and/or permit fees
can be directed to the Public Works De-
partment at 459-3881.
It is necessary to have approval from
Kohler Co., if stated in your property
deed, and the Village Plan Commission
before construction begins on projects in-
cluding but not limited to: fences, acces-
sory buildings, garages, home additions,
and decks. Guidelines for such permits
are available at the Public Works Depart-
ment and the Village of Kohler website,
kohlervillage.org
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection
The Sheboygan County Household
Hazardous Waste Collection has exceeded
its budget for 2009 and will have no more
collections for the remainder of the year.
Collections will begin again in January
2010. If you have any questions on the
clean sweep program you can contact Jim
Hulbert, Director, Sheboygan County
Planning and Resources Department:
920-459-3765.
From Rec. Director
Susie Wandschneider:
reksusie@att.net
Village pool Hours
Open swim hours will be as follows:
Fall Pool Schedule
Open Swim Saturday and Sunday 2:00-
4:30 pm Lap swimming 3:30-4:30
Tuesday and Thursday 5:30-7:00 pm
Lap swimming any time.
Water in Motion
Monday-Wednesday-Friday 7:00 AM
This is an energizing experience in the
shallow water.
A cardio workout and muscle toning are
the emphasis for this class. We encourage
participants to wear water shoes, but they
are not required. Ability to swim is not
necessary. Please bring towels, shampoo
and soap.
Fee $1.00 for residents per session
$2.00 non-residents per session
A card will be available for purchase at
the pool. The cost will be $10.00 for 12
sessions for residents and $32.00 for non-
residents.
Deep Water Cardio and Abs
This class is held on Tuesday and Thurs-
day at 5:30-6:30pm The participants in
this class wear a flotation belts for buoy-
ancy. 25 minutes are cardio exercises, 20
minutes targeting specific muscle groups
and 15 minutes are spent in the shallow
water targeting the core muscles. You
need not be a strong swimmer to take ad-
vantage of this class.
The fee for this class is the same at the
AM class.
**Fall Flag Football **
For anyone in Grades 1 and above.
Fall Flag Football will begin on Sunday,
September 6 from 3-4 pm at Lost Woods
Park for 5 weeks ending on October 4.
$10.00 Fee Residents and $15.00 non-res-
idents. Registration Deadline September
3. Please register at the Village Hall.
Registrations
Registration for all programs is re-
quired before participation is allowed.
Please take note of deadlines.
Most registration slips are available to
download at kohlervillage.org
Summer Program Recap
The Recreation Department tried some
new camps this summer. We had a huge
response to them. We would like to thank
all of the volunteer coaches for baseball.
Without your time spent with the village
youth, many of our programs would not
be viable.
Thank you to Kyle Gebler and Jim Tes-
mer for coordinating all of the baseball
programs.
Thank you to the KPAL for their con-
Clerk-Treasurer
Laurie Lindow
Police Chief
William Rutten
Public Works Supt.
Bruce Neerhof
Fire Chief
Mike Lindstrom
Recreation Director
Susie Wandschneider
Librarian
Erin Coppersmith
www.kohlervillage.org
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Saturday and Sunday
October
3-4, 10-11, 17-18 & 24-25
Thursday-saturday
October 29-31
11am 5pm
Adults and Children ages 6 and above - $5
5 and Under - Free
(excludes animal rides and pumpkins)

Kohler, Wisconsin
Giant Pumpkin
Contest
Towering Hay Fort
Pumpkin Patch
Petting Zoo
Animal Rides
Corn Maze
Childrens Crafts
Culinary
Demonstrations
Scarecrow Contest
Wagon Rides
Petting Zoo
Llamas, Alpacas, Donkey,
Goats, and Sheep
(every Saturday and Sunday, except October 24-25)
Animal Rides
Camel Rides
October 3 and 31
Pony Rides
October 10, 17, 29 and 30
Events Include
FAMILY FOOD FUN
Located at
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Park Krawl coming
up September 12
The First Annual Park Krawl will
take place on September 12th from 12
p.m. to 5 p.m. (rain date scheduled for
September 13th). Families will then
make their way from Roosevelt
through the Village collecting
"punches" on a card as they complete
games. They will end at Ravine Park
("The Bowl"). A picnic and music will
begin around 3:00 p.m. Concessions
will be available for purchase. All com-
pleted punch cards should be turned in
to collect a prize! Families are strongly
encouraged to ride their bikes and/or
walk to the different parks. In addition,
come take the opportunity to become
acquainted with the various Village or-
ganizations volunteering at each park!
Registration is required and will in-
clude one FREE hot dog per person.
Pre-registration is $5 per family. Reg-
istration forms are available at the Vil-
lage Hall, Youth Center, and
kohlervillage.org (Rec. Dept. link).
Day-of reservations will be accepted
at Roosevelt Park for $7 per family.
The deadline for pre-registering is Sep-
tember 9th. The Rec. Dept. will email
more information.
PTO completes
new playground
project at
Kohler School
By Vicki Friske
The Kohler School Friends Parent
Teacher Organization is proud to announce
the completion of our playground improve-
ment project at Kohler School. The
$28,000 project includes a new play struc-
ture, swing set and park bench. KSF PTO
chose the same playground manufacturer
that we used in 1998 when we purchased
the original blue play equipment. This al-
lowed the new equipment to connect seam-
lessly with the existing play structure. The
KSF PTO held a Rake & Play event on
Monday, August 10th to officially open the
new areas for play. Fifty volunteers came
together with wheelbarrows, rakes and
shovels to spread wood chips under the
new equipment, then the kids were the first
to try out the new equipment.
The Kohler School Friends would like
to thank the Village Department of Public
Works for all of their help with this project.
Before the project could begin, Public
Works staff removed the broken play
equipment from the playground area and
leveled the site. When the new equipment
shipment arrived, the Public Works Dept.
unloaded the truck with their forklift. Dur-
ing installation, they provided safety fenc-
ing around the site, and following
installation, they helped to move the last
pile of wood chips under the swings.
Thank you for all of your support this
project really did "take a Village" we
couldn't have done it without you!
A HUGE Thank You to our Rake &
Play Volunteers
Balint, John
Bates Michael, Brady & Noah
Berlin, Dave
Cantrell, Hannah
Cassidy Lesley & Sarah
Coulson, Catherine
Egbert Paul & Emma
Fihn Matt, Hunter & Rachel
Fink Suzanne, Dave & Leo
Friske Vicki, Tim & Brett
Gartman Lisa & Brent
Guesneau, Emily
Hoover Keith & Logan
Jaberg, Susan
Keller, Mallory
Lee Abby, Annika, Laura & Catherine
Morrissett Lisa & Amy Jayne
OGorman, Catherine
OKeefe David & Jack
Pilgrim Susan, Kayleigh & Teague
Ruelle, Katie
Ruminski Sue & Tyler
Rutten, Jenny
Sprinkman, Liz & Megan
Stefanczyk, Joni
Venn, Mike
Wick, Dennis
Yang Marlene & Courtney
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KOHLER
KARE
Registration is now being held for
The Kohler Kare Program at the Kohler
School. JK Kohler Kare Program runs
from 11:00 until 3:15 and After School
Kare Program runs from 3:15-5:30
Monday thru Friday. Please contact
Linda Neil at 459-2920/1493 for fur-
ther information or pick-up a form from
the Bomber rack in the district hallway.
Superintendents Message
Welcome back!
I know it is hard to believe that Sep-
tember is upon us and that the school
year is about to begin. It is always with
mixed emotions that I write this back-to-
school letter as summer memories are
still being recorded. However, excite-
ment is building as we are about to em-
bark upon new and exciting adventures
in education.
There are a number of stimulating
changes taking place within our schools
this year, including a freshmen transition
program; additional high school AP
courses; SmartBoard technology
added to four classrooms; the extension
of differentiated instruction involving
exceptional learners; our new state-of-
the-art Distance Learning Center, and
much more. Please know that the district
is committed to bringing progressive
21st Century educational ideals and pro-
grams to each classroom, and to each
and every student. As the year unfolds,
look for the implementation of other new
innovations and initiatives; such as the
unveiling of our new district website.
This is truly an exciting time to be a
Future of
major school
fundraiser
uncertain
By Vicki Friske
The Kohler School Friends annual
Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair is the primary
fundraiser for the Kohler School Friends
Parent Teacher Organization. Last years
Fair raised over $24,000. These funds pay
for teaching materials, field trip busing,
special events, program speakers and a
yearly staff wish list of items teachers
would otherwise have to pay for out of
pocket, or pass the cost on to parents.
These purchases benefit all Kohler stu-
dents from 4K through 12th grade. With-
out the Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair, this
funding would not be possible!
This years KSF PTO Holiday Arts &
Crafts Fair will be held on Saturday, No-
vember 21, 2009. The event includes over
80 craft booths, a raffle, Holiday Cafe,
bake sale, and live entertainment. The Fair
is scheduled annually in conjunction with
the American Clubs Wisconsin Holiday
Market which will be held November 20
- 22 and draws thousands of visitors to the
Village that weekend, which helps to pro-
mote tourism.
The KSF PTO Holiday Arts & Crafts
Fair is in need of new leadership in 2010.
Thus far, the KSF PTO has been unsuc-
cessful in finding individuals interested in
filling this position. The Holiday Arts &
Crafts Fair is an established event, with
experienced chairpeople who manage
their own committees and report to the
event coordinator. Theres no better time
for a new coordinator to step forward than
right now, when they still have the oppor-
tunity to shadow the current coordinator
before and during the 2009 show. This
would also be an excellent opportunity for
two friends to step forward and co-chair
the Fair together, as many leaders have
done in the past.
If you are interested in keeping this
fundraiser going and insuring that our
school continues to receive KSF PTOs
much needed financial support, please
contact Kohler School Friends PTO pres-
ident Vicki Friske at 803-3367 or
tvfriske8@charter.net
Kohler School Friends PTO
volunteering opportunities
Are you looking for a way to get in-
volved at Kohler School? Please consider
the following open positions for the 2009-
2010 school year. There is a support net-
work with every open position other
committee members who are ready to
help and show you the way you won't
be alone! If interested, please contact the
KSF PTO Volunteer Coordinator at
boys321@charter.net
Ice Cream Social - serve up sweet treats at
the Kohler School Open House Night on
September 24th, 2009.
Bulletin Board Volunteer - Feeling cre-
ative? Decorate and update our two
bulletins boards on a monthly basis.
Kids on new school playground equipment funded by Kohler School Friends
member of the Kohler learning commu-
nity!
Besides the physical changes, there
are also changes within our staff. There
are a total of five new staff assignments.
Please join me in welcoming these new
staff members to the KPS community.
When you visit, you will also notice
some familiar faces in new places. The
recent reorganization of district staff will
allow us to better serve all stakeholders.
There is a renewed vitality emanating
from all faculty and staff members that
will serve to nurture the positive and
productive energy this district is known
for.
Although the economy of our nation,
state and region is faced with a number
of challenges, K-12 academic and extra-
curricular programs will remain intact
for the 2009-2010 school year as a result
of numerous operational budget cuts.
Moving forward, the financial health of
the district will be dependent upon a
number of critical factors, such as: en-
rollment growth, State budgetary condi-
tions, creative management of facility
repairs and upgrades, and the conclusion
of successful contract negotiations with
our teachers union. As we prepare for
the future of the District, we must iden-
tify additional efficiencies in order to
continue the programs and services we
offer. I remain committed to keeping you
informed and up-to-date regarding any
changes we may need to consider.
Lastly, one of the most significant
factors in the overall success of our stu-
dents and our district will always be our
ability to work in partnership with our
parents and the community. We hope that
you feel welcome in our schools and that
you will take advantage of opportunities
to become involved, to learn more about
your school district and to be a part of
the many things that are taking place. I
look forward to seeing you in person
very soon.
As always, if you have any questions
or comments, please do not hesitate to
contact me directly at 920-459-2920 or
kobylskir@kohler.k12.wi.us.
Yours in education,
Robert Kobylski, Ed.D.
Superintendent/HS Principal
Thank You!
By Vicki, Friske
For their Economics class,
Kohler High School students were
required to manage their own busi-
ness. Two students, Nicole Struck
and Denisa Boy, not only managed
a successful business and made a
profit, but then generously donated
the proceeds of their business to
Kohler School Friends PTO. The
Kohler School Friends PTO would
like to thank Denisa and Nicole for
this thoughtful gesture!
Staff Appreciation - Help us celebrate
Staff Appreciation Week in May. Plan
a special gift for the staff on one day
of the week.
Wacky Wednesday - Its not just for
kids! Get in on the fun as a class helper
on the morning of May 12, 2010.
KSF Spirit Store - Assist with store op-
erations. Bring your new ideas to make
our store an even greater success!
Volunteer Coordinator - Request par-
ents volunteers using the KSF e-mail
group network or with sign-up sheets
on registration day.
KSF Rummage Sale - One mans trash
is another mans treasure! Looking for
volunteers to organize this great event!
Craft Fair Coordinator - The sub-com-
mittees already have their to do lists,
but we need someone to keep them on
schedule.
Market Day - Unpack and put orders
together. Just 1 hour, one time (or on a
monthly basis) during the school year.
Raffle Coordinator - Plan raffle prize
packages and coordinate our raffle ta-
bles at the Craft Fair in November.
Craft Fair Volunteers - sign up for a 2-
hour shift on Friday, November 20th or
Saturday, November 21st, 2009.
Music Gift Coordinator - collect $1 do-
nations and purchase gifts which are
presented to the music teachers at the
Holiday Musical in December.
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Children with disabilities procedure
The school district must locate, identify, and evaluate all children
with disabilities, including children with disabilities attending pri-
vate schools in the school district, regardless of the severity of
their disabilities. The school district has a special education
screening program to evaluate all children with suspected disabil-
ities and are at least three years old. Upon request, the school
district will screen a child who has not graduated high school to
determine whether a special education referral is appropriate. A
request may be made by contacting Tamra O'Keefe, Special Ed-
ucation Director at 459-2920 x1200.
KOHLER TIMES is published for residents of the
Kohler School District
Kohler Public Schools
333 Upper Road, Kohler, WI 53044
920-459-2920
Board of Education
Jane Bishop, President
Laura Kohler, Vice President
John Suralik, Treasurer
Diane Venn, Clerk
Jim ODonnell, Member at large
District Administrator
Dr. Robert Kobylski
Editor
Mary Struck
E-mail submissions: kohlertimes@charter.net
Phone: 331-4904
Kohler Times deadline: 20th of every month
Office of Superintendent
KOHLER PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
Kohler, WI 53044
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Kohler School District
REGULAR BOARD MEETING MINUTES
July 13, 2009
The Regular Board Meeting of the
Board of Education, Kohler School
District, was held at 6:00 pm in
the Kohler School District Confer-
ence Room, Dr. Jane Bishop,
Board President, presiding. The
meeting was announced in the
Sheboygan Press and the agendas
were posted at the Kohler Village
Hall, the Kohler Public Library, and
the main entrances of the school
building in compliance with the
Open Law of Wisconsin Statutes.
Dr. Bishop called the meeting to
order at 5:58 pm in the Kohler
District Conference Room.
Roll call was taken by Board clerk,
Diane Venn. The following board
members were present: Board
President, Dr. Jane Bishop; Mem-
ber, Jim ODonnell; Clerk, Diane
Venn; Treasurer, John Suralik.
Those absent were: Vice-Presi-
dent, Laura Kohler; Elementary
Principal, Susan Jaberg; HR/IT
Administrator, Wendy Nasgovitz;
Special Education Director, Tamra
OKeefe.
Others present were: Superinten-
dent, Dr. Robert Kobylski; Execu-
tive Assistant, Paula Anderson.
Statement of Public Notice:
July 10, 2009 at 8:00 am
Approval of the Agenda
Diane Venn made a motion to ap-
prove the agenda. Jim. ODonnell
seconded. All ayes. Motion carried
unanimously.
Motion to convene into Execu-
tive Session pursuant to State
Statute 19.85(1) A motion was
made by Jim ODonnell. It was
seconded by Diane Venn. All
ayes. Motion carried.
Adjournment to Open Session
at 6:55 pm at the Kohler Public
Library.
Persons Requesting to Ad-
dress Members of the Board of
Education
None
Communications/Announce-
ments/Schedules
There will be no COTW Meeting in
July or August.
Review of Financial Statement
The auditors are present in the
district this week. Ruth is putting
in the final journal entries at this
time. An 08-09 Budget Review
will be available for the board at
the August 10
th
board meeting.
Superintendents Report
The Administrative team is cur-
rently planning initiatives and ac-
tivities for the next school year.
The custodial staff is engaged in a
comprehensive summer clean up
of the building which includes
waxing the floors. The Superin-
tendent is working on the Board
Goals for the 2010 school year.
Consent Agenda
Approval of Invoices
Approved the hiring of: -4K
Teacher, .5FTEStacy Andrews
-Library/Media Specialist, .4 FTE
-Special Education Teachers (2),
1.0 FTEAshley Pasiewicz and
Molly Kerfeld
Diane Venn moved to approve
consent agenda. Jim ODonnell
seconded the motion. All ayes.
Motion carried.
Action and/or Discussion
Items
Consideration of Ebben Field
Steering Committee recom-
mendation to purchase
portable bleachers: 2102
person seating sectionsDiane
Venn moved to approve the pur-
chase of: two 102 seat portable
bleacher units and two 52 seat
portable bleacher units for an
amount not to exceed $40,475.
Jim ODonnell seconded the mo-
tion. All ayes. Motion carried.
Approval of 09-10 School
Fees Jim ODonnell made a mo-
tion to approve the 2009-2010
School Fee list as presented.
John Suralik seconded the motion.
All ayes. Motion carried.
Consideration of C & I Com-
mittee recommendation to
maintain Sunday, June 6, 2010
graduation dateJim ODonnell
moved to approve keeping Sun-
day, June 6, 2010 as the date for
senior graduation. Diane Venn
seconded the motion. All ayes.
Motion carried.
Consideration of Kohler School
Friends Wish ListThe Board
of Education perused the Wish
List put forward by the teachers.
No action taken.
Persons Requesting to Ad-
dress Members of the Board of
Education
None
Reconvene into Closed Ses-
sionJohn Suralik moved to re-
convene into closed session at
7:40 pm. Jim ODonnell seconded
the motion. All ayes. Motion car-
ried.
Reconvene into Open Session
at 8:45 pm.
Action and/or Discussion
Items
Approval of Preliminary 09-
10 Budget Diane Venn moved
to approve the preliminary budget
with the amendments noted. Jim
ODonnell seconded the motion.
All ayes. Motion carried.
Adjourned at 8:46 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Paula Anderson
Executive Assistant, Kohler School
District
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Three Cheese Stromboli Beefy Nachos Chicken Nuggets Cheeseburger on Wheat Bun
with Zesty Pizza Sauce with Cheese Sauce Tator Tots Lettuce & Tomato
Caesar Salad Mexican Corn Jello Oven Fries
Alternative Entres Alternative Entre Alternative Entre Alternative Entre
Popeye Salad Crispy Chicken Salad Garden Vegetable Salad Taco Salad
Ham & Cheese Sub Yogurt Pak Turkey Sub Yogurt Pak
7 8 9 10 11
Fresh Baked Pizza 1/2 Day of School Turkey Tetrazzini Hard or Soft Shell Tacos
Cheese or Pepperoni Garlic Bread Mexican Corn and Rice
Tossed Salad Chicken Caesar Salad Marinated Tomato salad Salsa and Sour Cream
or
Ham and Cheese Sub
Alternative Entre Alternative Entre Alternative Entre
Crispy Chicken Salad Chef Salad Garden Vegetable Salad
Yogurt Pak Ranch Chicken Wrap Tuscan Piegga
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Kohler School District
Classic Cafe Lunch Menu
MONDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
Tomato
Melon
HARVEST OF THE MONTH
Corn
Beef Hot Dog Pepperoni Stromboli Grilled Chicken Mini Corn Dogs Pasta Bar
on a Wheat Bun with Spicy Pizza Sauce on Wheat Bun Oven Fries Cavatappi pasta
Mac & Cheese Italian Pasta Salad Sweet Potato Fries Fresh Melon Marinara, Alfredo
Honey Glazed Carrots Chicken
Garlic Bread
Alternative Entre Alternative Entres Alternative Entre Alternative Entre Alternative Entres
Crispy Chicken Salad Garden Vegetable Salad Popeye Salad Chef Salad Garden Vegetable Salad
Buffalo Chicken Wrap Ham & Cheese Sub Yogurt Pak Turkey Sub Chicken Caesar Wrap
21 22 23 24 25
BLT Fresh Baked Pizza Roasted Turkey Chicken Cheese "Egg Stratta"
Oven Fries Cheese or Pepperoni Mashed Potato & Gravy Quesadilla Sunday Brunch Egg Bake
Coleslaw Tossed Salad Corn on the Cob Mexican Rice Hashbrowns
Wheat Dinner Roll
Alternative Entre Alternative Entre Alternative Entre Alternative Entre Alternative Entre
Taco Salad Garden Vegetable Salad Chef Salad Popeye Salad Crispy Chicken Salad
Ham & Cheese Wrap Turkey Sandwich Yogurt Pak Turkey BLT Wrap Tuscan Piegga
28 29 30
Sloppy Joe on Three Cheese Stromboli Grilled Cheese
Wheat Bun with Zesty Pizza Sauce Homemade Soup
Fresh Melon Caesar Salad Crackers
Baked Potato Wedges
Alternative Entre Alternative Entres Alternative Entre
Chef Salad Garden Vegetable Salad Crispy Chicken Salad
Yogurt Pak Yogurt Pak Buffalo Chicken Wrap
Fresh vegetables plus fresh and canned
fruits are available daily with lunch from
the Fruit & Vegetable Bar.
Chef's Special offered to
Secondary Students daily as
an additional lunch choice.
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Destination Kohler Calendar of Events
September 1 October 11
Exhibit: Summer Botanicals
ARTspace A Gallery of the John
Michael Kohler Arts Center
Celebrating the natural with works that
explore different aspects of our environ-
ment in a variety of media. Milwaukee-
area artists, Jan Serr and Joanna
Poehlmann, create large-scale paintings
and monotypes of blooming trees and
leaves and explore the curious world of
animals and vegetables in mixed-media
creations. Arizona artist, Charity Hall,
creates brooches, pendants and bowls
that celebrate the forms found in the in-
sect world.
Tuesday, September 1
Woodlake Market
4-5pm
Stop in and meet Laura Rortvedt, this
years Fairest of the Fair. She will be
here playing the interactive game,
Where at the Fair? with kids while pro-
moting the Sheboygan County Fair.
Tuesday, September 1
Eat Local Challenge Preview
Woodlake Market
4-6pm, Free
Are you ready for this years Eat Local
Challenge? The 2009 Eat Local Chal-
lenge week is September 27 October 4
and were here to help you get started.
Stop by to sample delicious local foods,
all grown or produced within 100 miles of
Woodlake Market. Pick up your Eat Local
Challenge scorecard, recipes and learn
why you should buy local.
Tuesday, September 1
Woodlake Market
4-6pm
Meet Cheryl OBrien, who is serving as
Wisconsins 62
nd
Alice in Dairyland. She
will be talking with customers about the
importance of Wisconsins diverse agri-
culture industry in our daily lives.
Tuesday, September 1
Woodlake Market
6pm, Free
Peter Seely from Springdale Farm in Ply-
mouth will be talking about the benefits
of organic farming and how Community
Supported Agriculture (CSA) farms are
good for you, good for the community
and good for the earth.
September 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30
Intentions
Free Aromatherapy Treatments
5 pm
100% pure essential oils are chosen
based on your individual needs, de-
signed to bring the body, mind and spirit
into balance. Every Wednesday, noon-
5pm. No appointment needed. Please
call 920-457-9543 for more information.
September 3, 10, 17, & 24
Craverie Chocolatier Caf
6:30-7:30pm., Fee.
Family Fun creating family-friendly
snacks.
Please call 920-208-4933 for more infor-
mation.
September 4, 11, 18 & 25
Intentions
Free Reiki Body Scan
2-6pm.
During this brief appointment, the Reiki
Practitioner scans the bodys energy field
and gives feedback to help you maintain
high energy. Please call 920-457-9543.
By appointment or walk-in on a space-
available basis.
Saturday, September 5
Wisconsin Trader
Book Signing - Milwaukee Braves:
Heroes and Heartbreak
1-3pm
Meet Mequon, Wis. native William
Povletich, author of Milwaukee Braves:
Heroes and Heartbreak. Learn about the
legacy and fascinating chapter in sports
history of the Milwaukee Braves and
have William sign your book (available
for purchase).
For more information, please call 920-
451-2113.
September 5, 12, 19, 26
Semi-sweet Saturdays
Wisconsin Trader
Sample Wisconsin Cranberry Wine every
Saturday in September.
Fresh and distinct, a semi-sweet wine
made from whole Wisconsin cranberries
with an easy-to-enjoy taste from Three
Lakes Winery. A gold medal winner!
Tuesday, September 8
Tuesdays Tastes
Woodlake Market
6-7:30pm, $10
Our presenter this evening is Mark
Knoebl from Sand Creek Brewing lo-
cated in Black River Falls, Wis. Well be
pairing award-winning ales and lagers
with gourmet foods from Woodlake Mar-
ket. Bring your family, friends and
coworkers for a great start to the week.
September 8
Intentions
6:30-9:30pm
Exchange ideas and share positive influ-
ences. Join our group for a DVD presen-
tation, followed by discussion. One: The
Movie, with Deepak Chopra is featured.
Free. Please call 920-457-9543 for more
information.
Wednesdays, September 9
October 14
Latin Cardio Dance
Sports Core
7-8pm
Learn to move to the Latin rhythms of the
Mambo, Salsa, Bachata and Merengue.
These 6-week classes will focus on
dancing as an individual or as partners,
while developing your own style and flair.
Get a wonderful cardio workout while
finding your inner dancer.
$24/Fitness $30/Standard $48/Guest
Thursdays, September 10
October 15
Mini Muscles
Sports Core
9am-9:30am
Youth appropriate cardiovascular,
strength and flexibility activities such as
balance, hand-eye coordination, obstacle
courses, aerobics, weight training and
more. Different activities will keep kids in-
terested and make starting early in fit-
ness fun! For Ages 2-4
$3/Fitness $4/Standard $5/Guest
September 11 & 12
Home Interiors Tent Sale
The Shops at Woodlake
Fantastic prices on select merchandise
from Baker Odds & Ends, Ann Sacks and
Silk Road Oriental Rugs. Please call 920-
458-2033 for more information.
September 12
Intentions
Reiki Seminar
1pm. Learn about healing energy at our
FREE seminar. Please call 920-457-9543
for reservations.
Tuesdays, September 15
October 20
Kickboxing for Kids
Sports Core
4-4:45pm
Kids Kickboxing is a kickboxing and fitness
program for children ages 6-9 year olds. The
class is a cardio workout that incorporates
kicking and punching combinations along
with focusing on hand-eye coordination.
$18/Fitness $22/Standard $26/Guest
September 17
Tarot with a Twist
Intentions
Well-being readings help you see your life in
a new light. Fee. Please call 920-457-9543
for more information and reservations.
Friday, September 18
Family Movie Night on the Deck
Sports Core
7pm
Enjoy a beautiful night out on the deck
watching a popular family movie with your
kids. Popcorn and soda a must! Dont forget
your sleeping bags and blankets. (Must reg-
ister as a family; fees are per person)
$6/per Sports Core Family
$8/per Guest Family
Saturday, September 19
Woodlake Market
Talk Like A Pirate Day
2-4pm, Free
Ahoy, matey! Swagger over to Woodlake
Market for some pirate fun. Well be serving
up pirate punch and peg legs to enjoy along
with crafts and activities. Parents, come
along as well be sampling the pirates
favorite drink for you.
September 25, 26 & 27
Womens Door County Weekend
Get-A-Way
Sports Core
Enjoy the camaraderie of other
women who enjoy the beautiful out-
doors.
Activities to chose from: daily biking
through Door Countys Peninsula and
Washington Island, Kayaking (rentals
available), hiking, yoga and other local
entertainment. For additional informa-
tion on activities and reservations,
please send inquires to
judith.goeden@kohler.com
Saturday, September 26
Family Health and Fitness Day
Woodlake Market
1-5pm, Free
Join Woodlake Market and SCAN
(Sheboygan County Activity and Nutri-
tion Coalition) as we enjoy fresh air
and exercise during a walk around
Wood Lake. Start any time that works
for your family, and when youre done,
stop at Woodlake Market to sample a
variety of healthy snacks made by the
North High Culinary Team.
September 1-30
Scentualities
Purchase any Get Fresh Spa product
and receive a second product of equal
or lesser value at half-price. Choose
from the aromatic fragrances of
Grapefruit, Lemongrass and Black
Currant in an array of spa-strength
body products that target dry and
aging skin.
Autumn in Wisconsin is a
magical time to be out
on the course
Come to Destination KOHLER and enjoy
our special fall rates
OCTOBER SPECIAL
October 12 - October 31, 2009
Irish (walking) $104 per person, plus tax
Blackwolf Run

(walking) $104 per

person, plus tax
Plan your fall golf outing today!
Call 800-344-2838 to book your tee time.
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Inaugural 2009 Harvest Days
in the Village of Kohler the
destination for all this fall
The Village of Kohler transforms into
the top destination in Wisconsin for family-
friendly festivities this October with the
introduction of Harvest Days. The
inaugural event debuts with a towering half-
acre hay fort, winding corn maze, petting
zoo, giant pumpkin contest, animal rides,
and pumpkin patch tractor & wagon rides
on Saturdays and Sundays in October
sponsored by The Shops at Woodlake
Kohler. Harvest Days in Kohler is the
perfect destination for a day of traditional
Wisconsin autumn-themed activities for
kids, families and friends, said Scott
Anderson, President of Hospitality & Real
Estate - Kohler Co.
One signature activity for Harvest Days
is a hay fort constructed using 125 large
bales of hay that will tower 15 feet tall and
150 feet in diameter for kids to discover and
climb.
In addition, there will be two cooking
demonstrations hosted by the Kitchens of
Kohler Chefs on Saturdays and one session
on Sunday (except October 24 & 25). And
watch for details on the Halloween Party at
The Shops at Woodlake Tent where the
Giant Pumpkin contest winner will be
announced.
Harvest Days at The Shops at Woodlake
Kohler is open to the public from 11am to
5pm on the following Saturdays and
Sundays: October 3-4, 10-11, 17-18 and
24-25, and Thursday through Saturday:
October 29, 30, 31. Admission price is $5
per person six years and older. Children
ages 5 and younger are complimentary
(excludes pumpkins and animal rides).
Petting zoo is closed October 24 & 25.
Located at The Shops at Woodlake Kohler.
For more information on activities and
events visit
www.DestinationKOHLER.com or call
800-344-2838.
Dont miss extraordinary
culinary adventures
This year, the strong line-up of celebrities
includes some returning favorites and new
presenters and chefs to the Village of
Kohler:
Jacques Ppin Host of Jacques Ppin:
More Fast Food My Way & cohost of
PBSs The Zen of Taste
Claudine Ppin Cohost of PBSs The
Zen of Taste
Lidia Bastianich Author and hostess of
PBSs Lidias Italy
Marcus Samuelsson Chef Aquavit,
Cookbook Author, Cofounder & Chief
Creative Director Townhouse Restau-
rant Group
Andrew Zimmern Host of Travel
Channels Bizarre Foods with Andrew
Zimmern
Hosea Rosenberg Bravo TV Top Chef
New York Season 5 Winner
Jon Ashton CWs The Daily Buzz
Chef
Marc Stroobandt Belgian Master Beer
Sommelier and Belgian BEER Ambas-
sador
The complete schedule of events, tick-
ets and pricing for the 2009 Kohler Food
& Wine Experience are available online
at www.KohlerFoodandWine.net or by
calling 800-344-2838. Ticketed event
prices start at $25 and many events and
tastings are complimentary. Events sell
out quickly and it is advised to make
reservations early to help ensure best se-
lection and availability. Events, presen-
ters, locations and times are subject to
change.
Visit the Facebook page at Kohler
Food & Wine Experience and become a
fan!
If youre craving great tastes and new
flavors, then plan your trip to the 9th An-
nual Kohler Food & Wine Experience at
Destination KOHLER, October 22-25,
2009. Tickets and hotel packages are still
available.
Interested food and wine connoisseurs
are urged to purchase tickets now as this
years event features one of the strongest
line-ups in event history. Just like a fine
wine the Kohler Food & Wine Experience
gets better with age, said Chef Ulrich
Koberstein, Group Director of Culinary
Arts Kohler Co.
Celebrity presenters
and chefs
Jacques Ppin - Host of Jacques Ppin: More Fast Food My Way & cohost of PBS's The Zen of Taste.