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Voter ID law on again, off again
Heres what you should know before voting
As of this printing, the Supreme
Court blocked Wisconsin from im-
plementing its new voter ID law,
which would have required voters
to present a photo ID when voting.
As of October 9, voters are not re-
quired to show a photo IDto vote.
A representative from the Gov-
ernment Accountability Board said
the Voter ID law would not be re-
instated before the November 4
election, however, when he was
pressed further, he said he is not an
attorney and cannot absolutely
guarantee anything.
With the elections just weeks
away, voters should still be aware
of whats required to obtain a
photo ID in the unlikely event that
the law is reinstated.
Most voters already have one of
the acceptable types of photo ID
required to vote, and dont need to
worry about whether the law is re-
instated or not. Should the voter ID
law be reinstated, voters must pro-
vide one of the following photo
IDs before they can cast a ballot:
-Wisconsin drivers license
-Wisconsin state ID card
-Military ID card
-U.S. passport
* The above IDs are still valid if
expired after the date of the most
recent general election which was
November 6, 2012.
The following forms of photo ID
would also be acceptable, but must
be unexpired:
- A Certificate of Naturalization
- Drivers license receipt issued by
the WI DOT
- ID issued by a federally recog-
nized Wisconsin Indian Tribe
- A photo ID issued by a Wisconsin
accredited university or college
(please contact your local clerk,
the Wisconsin Government Ac-
countability Board, or your college
or university for specifications).
* An acceptable photo ID is not re-
quired to include a current address.
Anyone who does not have a
valid WI drivers license or WI
state ID may apply for a free WI
state ID from their local DMV if
they specifically request a free ID
for voting purposes. Be prepared to
have a certified copy of your birth
certificate (not the birth certificate
issued by the hospital). If your
name changed because of mar-
riage, etc., you will also be re-
quired to provide a certified
document showing proof of name
change (i.e. marriage license is-
sued by the county you resided in
when married). Contact your local
DMV or your local clerk for more
information.
Absentee Voting
Iif the voter ID law were to be
reinstated, in-person absentee vot-
ing would also require a photo ID
just like on election Day, .
In-person absentee voting can
begin the third Monday before the
election, and must end at 5:00 p.m.
or the close of business, whichever
is later, the Friday before the elec-
tion. In-person absentee voting
hours in the Village of Kohler are
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
If the voter ID law is reinstated,
voters who request an absentee
ballot by mail will also have to in-
clude a photocopy of their photo
ID with the request. Voters who are
indefinitely confined because of
age, illness, infirmity or disability
and voters in care facilities would
be allowed to have their absentee
witness verify their identity instead
of providing a copy of their photo
ID. Active members of the U.S.
Armed Services who are away
from home would be exempt from
the photo ID requirement.
Voters are encouraged to visit
the Wisconsin Government Ac-
countabilitys Voter ID website
www.bringit.wisconsin.gov for the
latest information.
Specific questions may be di-
rected to the Village Clerks Office
at the Village Hall, 319 Highland
Drive, Kohler. Phone: 920-459-
3873. Email: LLindow@kohlervil-
lage.org
Are you registered to vote?
Regardless of voter ID laws, every voter must still be
properly registered to vote
With the election just a few
weeks away, local voters are urged
to make sure they are properly reg-
istered for the November 4 general
election. Voter registration is sep-
arate from the voter IDlaw, and is
required of all voters.
In less than two minutes, voters
can visit MyVote.WI.gov to find
out whether they are registered to
vote, find their polling place loca-
tion, and view a sample ballot.
Anyone not registered or needing
to update name or address can start
the process online.
Voters who dont have Internet
access may call the Village Clerks
Office at 920-459-3873 or stop by
the office at 319 Highland Drive,
Kohler and the staff will be happy
to help you.
Wednesday, October 15 is the
deadline to register to vote by mail,
(this includes the voter registration
form that can be downloaded from
MyVote.WI.gov). All mail-in voter
registration applications must be
postmarked by October 15. Start-
ing on October 16, all voter regis-
trations must be in the clerks
office or at the polling place on
Election Day.
(Source: Green Bay Packers )
Matt Zavada, coach of the
Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/She-
boygan Christian (KLC) Coopera-
tive High School football program,
was named Coach of the Week by
the Green Bay Packers.
Zavada, in his seventh year as
the head coach of the KLC football
program, led his team to a 49-28
victory over Random Lake High
School giving KLC their first con-
ference win and best start since
2010.
Its been a really good year for
our young team, said Zavada.
They continue to work hard every
day and improve each week. Im
proud of our kids, coaches and the
support we receive from the com-
munity.
A Flint, Mich. native, Zavada is
a 1997 graduate of Holly High
School (Mich.), where he played
on the offensive line. After high
school, he attended Concordia
University-Wisconsin where he
played on the offensive line under
coach Jeff Grabrielson. Zavada
began his coaching career as an as-
sistant offensive line coach for
Concordia in 2001. In 2002, he ac-
cepted his first high school assis-
tant coaching position at
Arrowhead before landing in
Kohler in 2003. When Kohler
dropped their football program in
2005, Zavada moved to Ozaukee
high school, where he spent three
seasons before being offered his
current position as the head coach
for the KLC Co-op football pro-
gram. He is also the physical edu-
cation teacher for the Kohler
School District.
Zavada and his staff oversee a
program of 47 players, including a
varsity roster of 32. His assistant
coaching staff includes Frantz
Feliz, Al Holzheimer, Chris Jaskul-
ski, Mike Nikson and Scott Sil-
vestri.
Zavada and his wife, Kelly, have
twin boys, Parker and Quinn.
Green Bay Packers name
KLC Football coach Matt
Zavada Coach of the
Week
Chris Jaskulski, Matt Zavada, Mike Nikson, Frantz Felix, Al Holzheimer,
Not Pictured: Scott Silvestri Photo The Kohler Villager
Each year the Wisconsin Depart-
ment of Instruction provides public
performance reports for all public
schools and districts in Wisconsin
as part of the state accountability
system. These Report Cards pro-
vide data on multiple indicators for
four priority areas including stu-
dent achievement, student growth,
closing gaps (in reading and math-
ematics performance and/or grad-
uation rates), and post-secondary
readiness.
Performance on three student
engagement indicators, which af-
fect student success and school ef-
fectiveness, is also reported
including test participation rate,
absenteeism rate, and dropout rate.
A districts overall accountabil-
ity score places the district and
school into one of five ratings: Sig-
nificantly Exceeds Expectations,
Exceeds Expectations, Meets Ex-
pectations, Meets Few Expecta-
tions, Fails to Meet Expectations.
Kohler High School received the
highest report card score among
public high schools in the state for
2013-2014 with an overall ac-
countability score of 91.3. (Home-
stead High School in Mequon-
Thiensville and Pewaukee high
school tied for second, with a score
of 88.1). Factoring in exclusive
private and charter schools, KHS
came in ninth out of a total of
2,114 schools.
We are so proud of the hard
work of our students, faculty and
staff. This achievement reflects the
remarkable families and commu-
nity support, said Kohler Super-
intendent and High School
Principal Quynh Trueblood.
Visit reportcards.dpi.wi.gov to
download the district and individ-
ual school listings
Kohler High ranks #1 among public high schools on
states accountability report card
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Kohler Design
Center
Friday, October 24
(10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.)
Saturday, October 25
(10:30 a.m.-4 p.m.)
Complimentary Food & Wine
Events at Kohler Design Center
During Kohlers premier food
and wine weekend, the Kohler De-
sign Center is hosting a delightful
variety of complimentary demon-
strations and tastingsfrom winter
soups, to gelato, to interior design.
Also, experience Wisconsins best.
Local businesses offer complimen-
tary samples and select items for
purchase. Everything from gifts to
sweet treats and flavored oils and
of course wine and cheese. Admis-
sion is free. For more information,
please contact the Kohler Design
Center at 920-457-3699.
Saturday, November 1
(1:00-4:00 p.m.)
Tubs & Treats Halloween Event
at Kohler Design Center
Bring your family to our free
Halloween celebration and enjoy
trick-or-treating, seasonal crafts,
games, Elementastic science exper-
iments, cookie decorating and the
Balloon Lady. Costume judging
begins at 2:30 p.m. For more infor-
mation, please contact the Kohler
Design Center at 920-457-3699.
PSW Vice President of
Health Care Quality Initia-
tives Kari Trapskin has
been selected by the UW-
Madison Pharmacy Alumni
Association as the recipient
of the 2015 PAA Young
Alumnus Award. This
award recognizes an alum of the
UW-Madison School of Pharmacy
who is under the age of 40 and has
already distinguished themselves
as a leader in pharmacy.
The criteria for the award
include achievements in
their professional life, the
uniqueness and impact of
those achievements for
someone of their age, and
demonstrated Badger spirit.
Trapskin is a 1993 graduate of
Kohler High and is the daughter of
John and Karen Egan ofKohler
Kohler graduate to receive
UW-Madison Pharmacy
Alumni Association Award
Kari Trapskin
Kohler Veterans
Memorial update
The flag pole is in, the paving
stones set, the frame for the granite
stands is up, and electricity is run to
the light. The only items needing in-
stallation before the dedication of
the new Kohler Veterans Memorial
are the granite stands, the plaques,
and the flag.
On one of the granite stands will
be the symbol of the United States
Coast Guard and a plaque represent-
ing the service. The plaque will in-
clude an insignia for the USCG
Sector Lake Michigan and a nautical
chart of Sheboygan harbor. The
foreground will show the old She-
boygan Life Saving Station that was
located near the present Sheboygan
Coast guard Station overlooking the
Sheboygan Harbor.
A dedication for the memorial
and the flag raising ceremony are
planned for Tuesday, November 11
at 11:00 a.m. with Col. Robert C.
Horneck giving the dedication ad-
dress. Plans are in the works to in-
vite the public to this event.
Donations may be sent to the Kohler
Civic Club at P.O. Box 36, Kohler,
WI 53044.
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RIVER TRAILS
EIGHT HOME SITES REMAIN
Wooded terrain bordered by a nature conservancy and
Black River
Secluded development off of S. 12
th
St
Accessed via a secured private road
Lots range from 1/3 acre to 2 acres
Carefully plotted to maximize privacy and ensure minimal
disruption of the natural setting
10 Minute drive from many resort amenities at the Village
of Kohler
#3770 Call for prices
Jim Schermetzler 459-1706
Village Realty & Development Brokerage, Inc.
The Shops at Woodlake Kohler
795B Woodlake Road
Kohler, WI 53044
(920) 457-1075 or toll free (800) 351-4371
VillageRealtyWI.com
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PRICE REDUCED
435 Hill St., Kohler
OUTSTANDING VALUE IN KOHLER
Move-in Ready, Picture perfect in every detail
3 Bedrooms, 1.5 baths, many recent upgrades
Living room bay window, built-in hutch & bookshelf
Lower partially finished rec room and office
Outstanding landscape, priced below comparables
#3850 $154,900
Fred Stone 980-1370
1078B Creeks Cross Rd, Kohler
BEAUTIFUL LIGHT-FILLED CONDO
2 Bedrooms, Den, 3 full baths, 1
st
floor Laundry
Luxury master suite w/2 vanities, WI closet, WI shower
Kitchen w/beautiful cherry cabinetry, ceramic tile
Open concept kitchen, dinette, and living room
Living room fireplace, patio doors to a lovely deck
Lower level office, family room, adtl utility area, full bath
#3816 $249,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
1082B Creeks Cross Rd, Kohler
ELEGANT AND EASY LIVING
One floor ranch condo, 2+ bedrooms or den
Beautiful fireplace w/bookcases and storage
Open concept dining, kitchen and living area
Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances
Hardwood maple floors, main level laundry
Master suite with double sinks, walk-in closet
Two very private decks, 2 car attached garage
#3806 $218,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
NEW LISTING
525 Pine Tree Rd, Kohler
SPACIOUS KOHLER CAPE COD
Well Maintained with character & charm
Oversized living room, 1
st
floor den
Family room addition with bay window
3 large bedrooms, good closet space
Quaint reading nook, Over 1800 Sq, Ft.
Shared driveway but has its own 2 car garage
#3862 $168,900
Jim Schermetzler 912-1982
OFFER PENDING
224 Orchard Rd, Kohler
GREAT OPPORTUNITY IN KOHLER
3 Bedrooms, 2 full bath home near school
Large kitchen, dining room, Living room
Family room with fireplace & built-ins
Family room access to deck
All new windows, rare 2.5 car garage
Move in and enjoy homeownership
#3864 $139,000
Brian Homiston
PRICE REDUCED
520 River Oaks Dr., Sheboygan Falls
HIGHLY DESIRABLE RIVER OAKS SUBD.
Mint condition, quality workmanship
3+ Bedrooms, 4 bath areas, many new updates
New roof, garage door, patio door and carpeting
Family room with fireplace and bookcases
Fabulous lower rec room w/surround sound
Play sized back yard, deck, 2.5 car garage
#3855 $247,000
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
NEW LISTING
W5910 Sumac Rd, Plymouth
GORGEOUS VIEWS
Beautiful quality built home on 10.45 acres
Nicely landscaped, pond-fish stocked and sandy beach
Living room & family room with fireplaces
3 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, office, deck & patio
Lower rec room and wet bar
Out buildings, horses permitted
#3860 $449,900
Brian Homiston 889-9439
1521 Golfview Dr E, Sheboygan
PINE HILLS ESTATES
Motivated seller-Dont miss this opportunity!
Large executive custom built ranch
Priced $50,000 below assessment
4 Bedrooms, 3.5 baths, office, formal dining
Gourmet kitchen, sunroom, deck & patio
Great room with gas fireplace
Lower 2 rec rooms, kitchenette, heated floor
3 Car garage with staircase to lower level
#3854 $344,000
Terri Stewart 912-4303
534 Michigan Ave., Sheboygan
OUTSTANDING ENGLISH TUDOR
PRICED TO SELL in great NE location
Chefs kitchen top of the line appliances & cabinets
Entertainment sized living room with beautiful fireplace
Grand wrought iron open staircase
Hardwood floors, archways, built-in bookcases
4 spacious bedrooms, 2.5 baths, walk up attic
Finished lower level, Bricked courtyard
Close to Lake Michigan, schools & Parks
#3825 $239,900
Meg Trager 207-9228
Mike Daniels Jim Schermetzler Terri Stewart Kathy Nonhof Meg Trager Brian Homiston Fred Stone
548 Sir Howard Cir., Kohler
STUNNING VIEWS OF WOOD LAKE
5 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, first floor laundry
Open concept kitchen with updated appliances
Office and sunroom overlook the lake
Master suite and bath w/jetted tub and walk-in shower
Exposed Lower level open area for entertaining, 4
th
bedroom
Lower theater/media room, exercise room, office
Exterior cedar siding, composite decking, well landscaped
yard
VIEW MORE AT: www.548SirHowardCir.com
#3815 $724,900
Jim Schermetzler 912-1982
Call 920.457.WOOF
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3513 S. 32nd Street
Sheboygan, WI 53081
920.457.WOOF (9663)
PRICE REDUCED
14203 Autumn Ridge Dr, Valders
LIKE NEW RANCH WITH WALKOUT
Picture perfect setting in Autumn Ridge Subd.
Adjacent to golf course and a walk to Pigeon Lake
Loads of tile, kitchen quartz counters
Super deck with nature views and stairs to patio
Two fireplaces, vaulted ceiling, 4 Bedrooms
Lower family room fireplace & kitchenette
VIEW MORE AT: www.14203AutumnRidgeDr.com
#3847 $339,000
Mike Daniels 946-0034
FOR SALE BY
OWNER
1030 Woodlake Rd, Kohler
Exceptional ranch located in the Village of
Kohler. Built in 2003, this move-in ready 4 bed-
room/3 full bath home features an open concept
kitchen & living room with adjacent dining room
or den. Hardwood maple floors, crown molding,
and in-ceiling speaker system throughout. Main
floor master bedroom has walk-in closet, linen
closet, and private bath with double vanity, sep-
arate shower, whirlpool tub, and Kohler fixtures.
Lower level is perfect for guests with high ceil-
ings/egress windows, family room, 1 bedroom,
and 1 full bath. Ample storage and plenty of nat-
ural light.
Special Features:
*9' Ceilings; *Granite Countertops; *Upgraded
Appliances; *Gas Fireplace; *First Floor Laundry;
*2.5 car attached garage; *Exterior stained in
2013
$334,000
Contact Adam at 920-207-3122
Kohler Bombers girls tennis team EWC
Conference Champions four qualify for
state championship
With a 7-0 sweep of Kiel on Oc-
tober 1, the Bombers girls tennis
team earned their second straight
conference title and their third con-
ference championship in four
years.
The Bombers finished 8-1 in
conference dual action, with their
lone loss coming against Roncalli,
a hard-fought 3-4 loss. The confer-
ence title is determined by the total
number of individual matches won
in EWC dual matches each indi-
vidual match is a point.
Qualifying for the WIAAState
Championship in Madison are: No.
1 singles Audra Hoffmann (Sr.);
No. 1 doubles Allie Bryce (Jr.) and
Katie Lindow (Sr.); and special
qualifier: No. 2 singles Anna Mes-
salles (Jr.).
Hoffmann will be the only
seeded girls tennis player from
Sheboygan County. She was
awarded a No. 2 seed in the Divi-
sion 2 bracket. Hoffmanns season
record is 23-3.
The state championship takes
place at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in
Madison October 17-19.
Kohler girls varsity tennis team:Front:Katie Lindow, Audra Hoffmann. Back:Lauren Horth, Ryah Gutschow, Anna Mesalles,
Allie Bryce, Frannie Hillstrom, Jamie Lewis, Emily Guesneau, Amelia Grose. Not pictured:Evelyn Heun.
Submitted photo
Halloween Trick-
or-Treating in the
Village will be held
October 31 from
5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Officers from the Kohler Police
Department will once again hand
out the glow necklaces to children
to help make them more visible.
There will be no bonfire this
year.
Trick-or-Treating
October, 31
OCTOBER 15, 2014
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Where are they now?
Name:
Molly (Gast) Holzrichter
Current residence:
Kohler, WI
Kohler High School graduation
date:
1997 Post-high school education:
Undergrad Saint Mary's of Notre
Dame Post-grad - Cardinal Stritch
University
BA Education MS - Ed Leader-
ship
Occupation:
Regional Talent
Development Leader, Americas at
Brady Corporation
Fondest memories growing up
in Kohler
The first thing that comes to
mind is the fun summer nights as
child. Staying out playing until "the
street lights come on" and then
heading in for dinner. Then it was
back outside for night games like
Ghost in the Graveyard. The sec-
ond memory that comes to mind is
the coming of age (age 9) and gain-
ing independent access to the
Kohler pool (and spending 5 after-
noons a week there).
What was most memorable
about attending Kohler Schools,
and how did the education at
KHS help this grad attain their
goals?
What I value most out of my ed-
ucation is the small class sizes and
the attention that was able to be
paid to each child due to the small
class size. In addition, being so
small allowed for everyone to par-
take in EVERYTHING - sports,
student council, forensics, band,
choir, musicals, plays. Most
schools have to exclude (through
try outs or auditions) due to student
population. At Kohler, you did not
get cut - you may not be the star -
but you could participate. This pro-
duces well rounded graduates who
enter college with varied interests
to explore further.
Tell us more about career, fam-
ily, hobbies . . .
Upon graduating I went to Saint
Mary's College in Notre Dame, IN.
I graduated in 2001 with a degree
in Education. I moved to Milwau-
kee after graduation and taught 1st
grade at 95th Street School in Mil-
waukee Public Schools. After one
year of teaching, I entered grad
school at Cardinal Stritch Univer-
sity. Since it was an accelerated
program, I graduated in 20 months
(2004) with my MS in Ed Leader-
ship.
I also met my husband, Rob,
while living in, teaching in, and
going to school in Milwaukee. In
2005 our first daughter, McKenna
was born and we purchased our
first home in Kohler, where I
worked part time at Kohler School
to stay home with McKenna for
most of the day.
After one year at Kohler School,
I took a position at Kohler Com-
pany in HR. I started as an HR As-
sistant, went into a Generalist role,
and finished as Training Specialist.
While working at Kohler my
second daughter, Riley, was born
and we purchased our second home
in Ko hler.
After 5 years at Kohler, I was of-
fered a Training Manager position
at Sargento. Two years in to that
amazing position, I was offered an
opportunity to lead the Talent De-
velopment department for the
Americas for Brady Corporation. I
have been with Brady since De-
cember of 2013.
My husband, McKenna (age 9),
Riley (age 6) and I now live on
School Street. My children are in
1st and 4th grade at Kohler School
- a bit surreal. I was the girl who
couldn't wait to get out of the small
town, and as soon as I had children,
couldn't wait to come back. Rob
and I feel very blessed to raise our
children in this community.
If you grew up in Kohler, let us
know where you are and what
youre doing by completing the on-
line survey at kohlervillager.com
(click on Alumni Survey) or mail
to The Kohler Villager, P.O. Box
133, Kohler, WI 53044.
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This new offering can be pur-
chased online at www.kohler-
chocolates.com/ or in the Craverie
Chocolatier Cafe at The American
Club resort in Kohler, Wisconsin,
now through October 31.
KOHLER Original Recipe Choco-
lates will donate $1 to the Ameri-
can Cancer Society
for each box of
Strawberry Bal-
samic Rare Facets
sold in October. The
Strawberry Balsamic Rare Facet is
sold as a 4-piece box beautifully
packaged for $9.99.
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The celebrated line of jewel-like
Rare Facet handmade chocolates
has expanded with a seasonal of-
fering in support of Breast Cancer
Awareness Month. The new Straw-
berry Balsamic Rare Facet is an
exquisite dark chocolate shell
filled with a dark chocolate
ganache of strawberry puree and
aged balsamic vinegar. These gems
are individually airbrushed with a
soft shade of pink in support of
The American Cancer Society.
The collection of Rare Facets
are designed to offer a dramatic
chocolate experience with the col-
orings noting the robust flavor
within the hard chocolate shell,
said Kohler Original Recipe
Chocolates Head Chocolatier
Anette Righi DeFendi. The
Strawberry Balsamic Rare Facet
does just that with its smooth
sweeter notes of strawberry ac-
companied by the rich flavor of a
carefully selected high-quality bal-
samic vinegar.
The Strawberry Balsamic Rare
Facet pairs perfectly with a Cham-
pagne or a Sparkling White Wine.
I have always preferred a bev-
erage pairing with a bit of bubble
for most of the sweeter chocolates
designed by Kohler Original
Recipe Chocolates and the Straw-
berry Balsamic Rare Facet fits this
pairing perfectly, said Righi De-
Fendi. I prefer Tattinger Cham-
pagne and Schramsberg Blanc de
Blancs to help celebrate the com-
plex flavors and tastes of this new
chocolate.
Bill Erbstoesser
e-Commerce Director
800-459-6840 Cell 920-254-9065
bill.erbstoesser@sheboyganauto.com
Jeff Romanoski
Sales Manager
800-459-6840 Cell 920-918-0352
jeff.romanoski@sheboyganauto.com
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Bomber Basketball Club Raffle
calendar winners for August 2014
Date Name City, State Amount
1 Tanya Hansen Connecticut $150
2 Sue Ruminski Kohler, WI $20
3 Karen & Dick Wiczek Sheboygan, WI $20
4 Christine Campione Kohler, WI $20
5 Laura Halvorsen Kohler, WI $20
6 Frederick Strassburger Sheboygan, WI $20
7 Amy Spannagle Sheboygan, WI $20
8 Ken Roeder Kohler, WI $20
9 Tammy Shaw Sheboygan, WI $20
10 Alice Krier Oostburg, WI $20
11 Grant & Monica Carlson Chicago, IL $20
12 Ron Hummitzsch Kohler, WI $20
13 Julia Morales Kohler, WI $20
14 Dirk Willis Kohler, WI $20
15 Casey Girdaukas Sheboygan, WI $20
16 John Brotz Kiel, WI $20
17 Emma Fillafer Sheboygan Falls, WI $20
18 Alex Johnston Kohler, WI $20
19 Krueger Family Kohler, WI $20
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21 Sandra Garland Kohler, WI $20
22 Susie Wandschneider Kohler, WI $20
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27 Mike Peters Kohler, WI $20
28 Sarah Slessman Paradise Valley, AZ $20
29 Karen Hogan Kohler, WI $20
30 Kale Schnettler Kohler, WI $20
United Way of Sheboygan County
partners with Destination Kohler and
Sargento Foods for the Third Annual
Harvest for the Hungry
Kohler Co. Hospitality & Real
Estate Group hosts Harvest for the
Hungry benefit as a prelude to the
Kohler Food & Wine Experience.
In partnership with Sargento,
Kohler invites the public to enjoy a
gourmet Fall-harvest themed lunch
or dinner created by the chefs of the
Kitchens of Kohler restaurants. The
event will feature local entertain-
ment & raffles. All proceeds will be
donated to the United Way of She-
boygan County Food for Tomorrow
initiative, which addresses the
changing nature of the economy
and the food supply system in She-
boygan County. The scope of the
initiative includes food pantries and
other feeding programs and proj-
ects that have become integral to
the support of low income, working
individuals and families.
The 2013 event raised more than
$15,000 for United Way of Sheboy-
gan County.
The event will take place Tues-
day, October 21, 2014 at the Kohler
Food & Wine Experience Main
Stage Tent located at The Shops at
Woodlake, West Parking Lot in the
Village of Kohler. Seating on the
hour for lunch and dinner. Lunch:
11:00 a.m.-Noon; Noon-1:00 p.m.;
1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Dinner: 5:00-
6:00 p.m.; 6:00-7:00 p.m.; 7:00-
8:00 p.m.
Some of this years dishes in-
clude: Thai Pumpkin Soup, Domin-
ion Valley Pulled BBQ Chicken
Sliders, Pork Pot Roast, Vegetable
Lasagna, Slow-Roasted Beef Tips
and a kids-focused menu. (Wine
and beer available for purchase).
For the full menu visit:
uwofsc.org/events/harvest-for-the-
hungry/.
TICKETS: Single person (Lunch
or Dinner) - $12; Family of Four
(Dinner) - $25 (two adults, two
children).
Children (5-12) - $7; Children 4
and under Free.
* Cash or check only, payable to
United Way. To purchase with a
credit card, visit
harvest2014.brownpapertickets.co
m. (920) 458-3425
NOTICE FOR
ANNUAL
DISTRICT
MEETING
Notice is hereby given to the
qualified electors of the School
District of Kohler, County of
Sheboygan, State of Wisconsin,
that an Annual Meeting of said
district for the transaction of
business will be held in the
District Library in the school
on Monday, the twenty-
seventh day of October, 2014,
at seven-thirty oclock p.m.
The Budget Hearing of said
district for review of the budget
will be held in the same place
on the same day at seven
oclock p.m.
Dated this 1st day of October,
2014.
Nancy Case, District Clerk
Kohler youth girls
basketball registration
starting NOW!!!
Registration for the 2014 Kohler Youth Girls
Basketball Season is under way. Parents of girls
who want to play basketball this season are asked
to send an email to the listed coach for your
daughters grade. Contact Coach Bayens or your
daughter's grade level coach for any questions.
3rd grade: Todd Zimmerman toddnjennifer@yahoo.com
Shawn Oldenhoff shawn.oldenhoff@kohler.com
4th grade: Rob Thomas nthomas1931@charter.net
5th grade: Maggie Melowski maggie@melowskilaw.com
Gena Gebler gkampman@gmail.com
6th grade: David Rustan daverustan@gmail.com
7th grade: Ann Bitter bittera@kohler.k12.wi.us
Jason Keller jason.keller@kohler.com
Rob Thomas nthomas1931@charter.net
Pete Schueller pschueller@lakesidepepsi.com
8th grade: Bridgitt Zielke bridgittzielke@gmail.com
9th - 12th grades: Matt Bayens bayensm@kohler.k12.wi.us
Junior Achievement names new
Chairman and Vice Chairman
Heun and Grosshuesch Take the Helm for
Financial Literacy
Junior Achievement of Wiscon-
sin East Central District is proud to
announce Steve Heun, CFO of
Vollrath Company in Sheboygan,
as the financial
empowerment
organizations
new Chairman
of its Board of
Directors. Mr.
Heun has
served Junior
Achievement
as a classroom
volunteer, Board Member, and
Vice Chairman. Assuming the role
of the organizations Vice Chair-
man is Jon Grosshuesch, Presi-
dent/CEO of Oostburg State Bank.
Mr. Grosshuesch
has also been a
classroom volun-
teer, and serves
as Chairman of
Junior Achieve-
ments annual
Business Chal-
lenge. Mr. Heun
and Mr. Grosshuesch will serve in
a two year term capacity, taking
over for outgoing chairman Jen-
nifer Rindt, Product Manager
KOHLER Brand Showering.
We thank Jennifer for her hard
work, vision, and dedication to
Junior Achievement and look for-
ward to continuing her passionate
work in empowering the young
people of the Sheboygan area to
succeed, said Heun.
Junior Achievement was
founded in 1919 and established in
Wisconsin in 1949, and were
thankful for the support of our
local community leaders, said
Junior Achievement District Direc-
tor, Mary Monday. We are appre-
ciative of the past Chairman's
guidance, excited about the new
leadership of our Board and look
forward to increasing our commit-
ment to help the children of the
Sheboygan area own their eco-
nomic success.
Jon Grosshuesch
Steve Heun
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Thursday, October 16, 2014
5:00-9:00pm in Sheboygan Falls
Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
$5 registration fee includes tote bag, pink carnation
(Carnations sponsored by Buehler Furniture; Curves; Falls Salon & Spa;
RE/MAX Universal Realty; So Big Preschool and Childrens House, Inc.; Wisteria Shoppe)
& chance to win a $100 CMS gift certificate for the first 350 ladies.
~ Preregister at CMS, 504 Broadway ~
Bags distributed at Fasse Decorating Center, 215 Pine
Think Pink raffle proceeds to benefit the
Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund
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| Salon Services | Demos and Treats
| Pink Lady contest - show us your Pinkestoutfit
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TOTE BAG SPONSORS:
American Family Ins, Dan Abts Agency; Bemis Bath Shoppe; Blattner's Piggly Wiggly;
Burkart-Heisdorf Insurance; Corner Studio Jewelers; Depke Shoe Store;
Drexel Building Supply; Falls Firehouse Pizza; Falls Salon & Spa;
Kennedy Ford; M T Wooden Washtub; Meeting Planner Supplies;
Midwest Power Yoga; Ricks House of Flowers;
So Big Preschool and Childrens House, Inc.;
The Point Drive-In; The Sewing Machine Shop;
A Chocolate Affaire
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Kohler High School senior
Katie Ruelle has been named a
Commended Student in the 2014
National Merit Scholarship Pro-
gram.
Around 34,000 Commended
Students throughout the nation
are being recognized for their ex-
ceptional academic promise. Al-
though they will not continue in
the competition for Merit Scholar-
ship awards, Commended Stu-
dents placed among the top five
percent of more than one million
students who entered the competi-
tion by taking the Preliminary
SAT/National Merit Scholarship
Qualifying Test.
The young men and women
named Commended Students in
the National Merit Program have
exhibited an outstanding academic
performance for which they are
being honored,commented a
spokesperson for National Merit
Scholarship Corporation. We
hope that the recognition received
by these scholastically talented
students will encourage them to
take advantage of opportunities
for the continued pursuit of excel-
lence. The nation will benefit from
the full development of this valu-
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Katie Ruelle named to
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October events at
Bookworm Gardens
Happily Haunted Halloween
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oc-
tober 23-25 Visit Bookworm Gar-
dens for a fabulous weekend of
not-so-scary fun, feasting and
parading! The entire garden will be
glowing with thousands of lights
and even our critters will be dressed
up in costume!
Thirsty Thursday October 23,
6:00-9:00 p.m.
Bookworm Gardens will light up
the night with over a thousand
lights for a special ADULT night
for Happily Haunted celebration
Thursday, October 23 from 6-9 .m.
The Secret Garden will be trans-
formed into a beer garden featuring
assorted craft beers and hard ciders
for purchase along with wine and
apple cider. Listen to the musical
sounds of Carl Weinberger, warm
up before a crackling fire with a
bowl of chili or popcorn. Wander
the enchanted, decorated gardens.
Admission $5 per person. Mem-
bers free. Cash Bar. Must be 21 or
older to attend. For more informa-
tion, visit www.bookwormgar-
dens.org.
Happily Haunted Gardens
October 24 and 25
5:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Visit Bookworm Gardens for a
magical evening for the whole fam-
ily as Bookworm lights up the night
with over 1000 lights. Trick or
Treat in the gardens, listen to Book
Characters read aloud, watch
Johnny Appleseed press fresh apple
cider, eat dinner in the Casper the
Ghost Concession stand.
Admission $3 per person ages 2
and up or free for members. For
more information, visit Bookwor-
mgardens.org.
Happily Haunted Pooch Parade
Saturday October 25
2:00-4:00 p.m.
A day for the dogs! Bring your
cleverly dressed canine for an after-
noon of howling fun and strut your
stuff in our pet parade. Prizes
awarded for top dogs! Cost $5 per
dog for costume contest. Visit
www.bookwormgardens.org for
more details and registration form.
Same day registration is available.
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(548-7653)
www.soldbymenzer.com
Have your home SOLD by Menzer
Published twice monthly and distributed free of charge
to all residents and businesses in The Village of Kohler
The
Kohler Villager
Publisher
Mary Struck
Phone 920-331-4904
Email:kohlervillager@charter.net
Circulation:
1,150 printed bimonthly on the
1st and 15th of each month.
Newsstand copies available at
Woodlake Market, Sports Core,
Falls Piggly Wiggly.
Community newspaper serving
the Village of Kohler
Issue Due
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May 1 Apr. 20
June 1 May 20
July 1 June 20
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Thousands of eager culinarians are
crafting their itineraries with a perfect
combination of ticketed events and semi-
nars and complimentary seminars and
tastings to create their own Kohler Food
& Wine Experience.
A limited number of tickets are still
available for the 2014 Kohler Food &
Wine Experience and are available for
purchase online at www.KohlerFoodand-
Wine.com, via phone by calling 1-800-
344-2838 or selecting from remaining
ticketed events at Will Call during the four
day extravaganza of food, wine and fun.
Festival-goers can simply enjoy care-
free days of complimentary seminars,
tastings and book signings offered at a
variety of Destination Kohler resort ven-
ues including Woodlake Market, Kohler
Design Center and The Shops at Wood-
lake Kohler. These drop-in style events
and special offerings are also a perfect
way to fill in time between ticketed ses-
sions.
Gourmet Marketplace at The American
Club offers an opportunity to Gourmet
Marketplace stir the senses at this gour-
met gathering of artisanal cheesemakers
and specialty food vendors, each offering
informational tidbits and delicious tastings
of exceptional products. Open Friday and
Saturday 9am-5pm.
Woodlake Market once again hosts en-
tertaining and information seminars and a
Vendor Fair on Friday and Saturday fea-
turing a variety of local and regional offer-
ings. Give your taste buds a party and try
pairing wines, beers, spirits, cheeses,
chocolates and more.
Friday, October 24
Noon-5pm - Vendor Fair and Samplings
1-2pm - Samplings and bottle sales fea-
turing wines from Fetzer Vineyards and
Bonterra Organic Vineyards
2-3pm - Samplings and bottle sales fea-
turing wines from Ste. Michelle Wine Es-
tates
4-5pm - Bottle signing featuring wines
from Folio Fine Wine Partners and the
Michael Mondavi Family Estates
Saturday, October 25
10am-3pm - Vendor Fair and Samplings
1:30-3pm - Meet the Shuckers. Meet
Chef Trent Hazelberg and Manager
Megan Schaalma of Cucina Italian
Restaurant and watch as they demon-
strate the art of oyster shucking. Taste
different types of oysters, and sample a
paired Italian wine from Bibi Graetz,
Casamatta Toscana Bianco, Tuscany,
2011.
2-3pm - Samplings and bottle sales fea-
turing wines from Ste. Michelle Estates
Wine
4-5pm - Samplings and bottle sales fea-
turing Spanish wines from Folio Fine
Wine Partners and the Michael Mondavi
Family Estates
Kohler Design Center The Kohler De-
sign Center transforms into a destination
for a taste of Wisconsin as they host Ex-
perience Wisconsin on Friday from 11am
to 3pm and Saturday from 11am to 4pm
inviting local businesses to complimen-
tary samples and select items for pur-
chase. Everything from gifts to sweet
treats and flavored oils and, of course,
wine and cheese. Vendors include
Cesars Cheese, Saxon Creamery
Cheese, Oilerie USA Inc., Urban Kettle,
Jams, Jellies & More, W.E. Can Specialty
Jams and Jellies, Country Fresh Salsa,
More Frosting Please, Kohler Original
Recipe Chocolates, Nest, Relish, Strubs
Woodcrib, Armstrong Apples Orchard &
Winery.
In addition, the Kohler Design Center
offers free entertaining seminars. The Fri-
day and Saturday at 10:30am, Noon,
1:30pm, 3pm line-up of featured presen-
ters includes: The American Club Pastry
Chef Molly Glackin, Founder & CEO of
Oilerie Curt Campbell, Lydia Mondavi of
Mondavi Winery, Ceo of Bent Spoon
Gelato Baron Von Gottsacker, and fa-
vorite DIY Networks Ed The Plumber
Del Grande paired with Blackwolf Run
Chef Paul Smitala and 3 Sheeps Brewing
Co. Brewmaster Grant Pauly.
The Shops at Woodlake has an exten-
sive list of special sales, trunk shows,
tastings and book signings scheduled
throughout the festival weekend.
THURSDAY, October 23
from 10am-6pm
Ann Sacks - Select tile, stone and
plumbing products marked down 50%-
65%. Our biggest sale of the year.
Art Imigs Clothiers - Art Imigs is hon-
ored to showcase the very rare, limited-
edition vicua sweater. Only 100 are
available in the U.S. for the 2014 fall sea-
son. Stop in for refreshments and to learn
more about the legacy of vicua yarn, the
magic fleece of Peru.
Kohler Gardener - Visit Kohler Gardener
and receive a Courtly Check keychain
with any MacKenzie-Childs purchase.
Purchases over $250 also receive a But-
terfly Garden Enamelware Squash Pot
($68 retail value).
Movers & Shakers Kids Toys - Lets
play and lets eat! Have you ever heard of
a kid that doesnt like to play with his or
her food? We havent either. In celebra-
tion of the annual Kohler Food & Wine
Experience, enjoy a 10 percent discount
on all our food-themed toys, games and
books. Choose from a fantastic assort-
ment to happily encourage your kids to
play with their food.
Scentualities - Eat, Sleep & Be Merry.
As a special token of our appreciation to
all our Kohler Food & Wine Experience
guests, enjoy a special 20 percent dis-
count on all Frette bed and bath linens all
weekend long. While youre here, sign up
to win a special package of Frette towels.
Wisconsin Trader - The Frye Company
Trunk Show. Shop the latest fall collection
of boots and handbags from The Frye
Company. Receive $50 off and a compli-
mentary gift with any Frye boot or hand-
bag purchase (may not be combined with
any other offer). Enter a drawing for a
chance to win a Frye handbag ($350 re-
tail value no purchase necessary).
FRIDAY, October 24
Artspace - A Gallery of the John
Michael Kohler Arts Center - Noon-
8pm - Exhibit Opening: One & Only: Gifts
Made by Hand. Select gifts from a cu-
rated array of works created by more
than 30 exceptional artists from across
the nation.
Sweet Potatos - 1-8pm - Sweet Potatos
is honored to host two very talented
artists at this years Food & Wine Experi-
ence. Charlotte Muzik has been design-
ing jewelry for over 10 years and is a
regular vendor at Holiday Market at The
American Club. Charlottes design es-
thetic is simple elegance. Her energy is
contagious, and she is truly passionate
about her art. Jessica Rassel will also be
showcasing her beautiful and unique
hand-painted art. She brings new life to
cuts of wood as she uses the natural
beauty and grain of the wood to paint
stunning creatures such as owls and fox.
A truly amazing talent.
Kacia - 11am-2pm - Trunk Show Patri-
cia Locke Trunk Show. Patricia Locke
jewelry blends the depth of fine art with a
modern sense of fashion. Her collection
is timeless, relevant and consummately
collectible; immediately recognized for its
distinctive asymmetry, tantalizing multi-
metal combination and elegant use of
positive-negative space.
Kacia - 10am-4pm - Trunk Show
Alashan Cashmere and Icelandic Design.
Specialty Alashan cashmere that offers
unique sweaters and accessories. They
specialize in a color range that is second
to none, with over 56 colors in stock for
fall 2014. Icelandic produces beautiful,
colorful, artistic sweaters and jackets in
the finest and most luxurious fibers avail-
able. Wrap yourself in Icelandic Design,
and look as unique as you feel.
Ann Sacks - 10am-8pm - Select tile,
stone and plumbing products marked
down 50%-65%. Our biggest sale of the
year.
Art Imigs Clothiers - 10am-8pm - Art
Imigs is honored to showcase the very
rare, limited-edition vicua sweater. Only
100 are available in the U.S. for the 2014
fall season. Stop in for refreshments and
to learn more about the legacy of vicua
yarn, the magic fleece of Peru.
Intentions - 10am-8pm - Take the
Kendama Challenge. Catch the ball on
the cup three times in a row and win a
beer-themed gift basket.
Kohler Gardener - 10am-8pm - Visit
Kohler Gardener and receive a Courtly
Check keychain with any MacKenzie-
Childs purchase. Purchases over $250
also receive a Butterfly Garden Enamel-
ware Squash Pot ($68 retail value).
Movers & Shakers Kids Toys - 10am-
8pm - Lets play and lets eat! Have you
ever heard of a kid that doesnt like to
play with his or her food? We havent ei-
ther. In celebration of the annual Kohler
Food & Wine Experience, enjoy a 10 per-
cent discount on all our food-themed
toys, games and books. Choose from a
fantastic assortment to happily encour-
age your kids to play with their food.
Scentualities - 10am-8pm - Eat, Sleep &
Be Merry. As a special token of our ap-
preciation to all our Kohler Food & Wine
Experience guests, enjoy a special 20
percent discount on all Frette bed and
bath linens all weekend long. While
youre here, sign up to win a special
package of Frette towels.
Wisconsin Trader -10am-8pm -The
Frye Company Trunk Show. Shop the lat-
est fall collection of boots and handbags
from The Frye Company. Receive $50 off
and a complimentary gift with any Frye
boot or handbag purchase (may not be
combined with any other offer). Enter a
drawing for a chance to win a Frye hand-
bag ($350 retail value no purchase nec-
essary).
SATURDAY, October 25
Sweet Potatos - 10am-5pm -Sweet
Potatos is honored to host two very tal-
ented artists at this years Food and Wine
Experience. Charlotte Muzik has been
designing jewelry for over 10 years and is
a regular vendor at Holiday Market at The
American Club. Charlottes design es-
thetic is simple elegance. Her energy is
contagious, and she is truly passionate
about her art. Jessica Rassel will also be
showcasing her beautiful and unique
hand-painted art. She brings new life to
cuts of wood as she uses the natural
beauty and grain of the wood to paint
stunning creatures such as owls and fox.
A truly amazing talent.
Wisconsin Trader - 10am-6pm -Meet
Amanda Prizant, representative for The
Frye Company. Amanda will be present to
showcase The Frye Companys Fall Col-
lection of boots and handbags, take spe-
cial orders and offer advice to Frye fans.
Artspace - A Gallery of the John
Michael Kohler Arts Center - 10am-8pm
- Exhibit Opening: One & Only: Gifts
Made by Hand. Select gifts from a cu-
rated array of works created by more
than 30 exceptional artists from across
the nation.
With Child Maternity and Baby Bou-
tique - 10am-8pm - Stop in for a taste of
delicious locally made cheeses. While
supplies last.
Kohler Gardener - 1-5pm - Please join
us for an afternoon with Mark Bergadon,
Director of Sales, MacKenzie-Childs.
Mark will be on hand to talk about the
fabulous new MacKenzie-Childs holiday
collection.
Kacia - 10am-3pm - Trunk Show
Squeem. The magical lingerie look
good and feel good with instant re-
sults. Squeem takes inches off your
waist to give you an hourglass
figure. Beloved in Brazil for more than 40
years, Squeem whittles the waist, flattens
the tummy and helps you stand up
straighter.
Kacia - 10am-5pm - Trunk Show Ice-
landic Design. Icelandic produces beauti-
ful, colorful, artistic sweaters and jackets
in the finest and most luxurious fibers
available. Wrap yourself in Icelandic De-
sign, and look as unique as you feel.
Ann Sacks - 10am-8pm - Select tile,
stone and plumbing products marked
down 50%-65%. Our biggest sale of the
year.
Art Imigs Clothiers - 10am-8pm - Art
Imigs is honored to showcase the very
rare, limited-edition vicua sweater. Only
100 are available in the U.S. for the 2014
fall season. Stop in for refreshments and
to learn more about the legacy of vicua
yarn, the magic fleece of Peru.
Intentions - 10am-8pm - Take the
Kendama Challenge. Catch the ball on
the cup three times in a row and win a
beer- themed gift basket.
Kohler Gardener - 10am-8pm - Visit
Kohler Gardener and receive a Courtly
Check keychain with any MacKenzie-
Childs purchase. Purchases over $250
also receive a Butterfly Garden Enamel-
ware Squash Pot ($68 retail value).
Movers & Shakers Kids Toys - 10am-
8pm - Lets play and lets eat! Have you
ever heard of a kid that doesnt like to
play with his or her food? We havent ei-
ther. In celebration of the annual Kohler
Food & Wine Experience, enjoy a 10 per-
cent discount on all our food-themed
toys, games and books. Choose from a
fantastic assortment to happily encour-
age your kids to play with their food.
Scentualities - 10am-8pm - Eat, Sleep &
Be Merry. As a special token of our ap-
preciation to all our Kohler Food & Wine
Experience guests, enjoy a special 20
percent discount on all Frette bed and
bath linens all weekend long. While
youre here, sign up to win a special
package of Frette towels.
Wisconsin Trader - 10am-8pm - The
Frye Company Trunk Show. Shop the lat-
est fall collection of boots and handbags
from The Frye Company. Receive $50 off
and a complimentary gift with any Frye
boot or handbag purchase (may not be
combined with any other offer). Enter a
drawing for a chance to win a Frye hand-
bag ($350 retail value no purchase nec-
essary).
SUNDAY, October 26
With Child Maternity and Baby Bou-
tique - 10am-4pm - Stop in for a taste of
delicious locally made cheeses. While
supplies last.
Design your culinary adventure at Kohler Food & Wine Experience
Join the Village of Kohler for a
weekend of exciting wine seminars,
educational demonstrations and deli-
cious tastings October 23-26, 2014.
The event includes nationally-
renowned chefs, regional restaura-
teurs, entertaining seminars from
award-winning local and international
chefs, and opportunities to mingle
with the top wine and culinary experts
from across the nation. Many events
are complimentary including food and
wine samplings, book signings, trunk
shows and more.
Ticket Sale Information
You may order individual event
tickets by clicking on the dates at visit
www.KohlerFoodandWine.com or by
calling 800-344-2838.
Orders placed after October 20 will
be available for pickup onsite at the
Will Call Desk, located in the Wood-
lake Market Atrium. Online or phone
orders will not be taken after 12:00
p.m. on October 25, 2014. Will Call
hours of operation are as follows:
Thursday: Noon to 8:00 p.m., Friday:
9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday: 8:00
a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
All ticket purchases are non-refund-
able and programming is subject to
change.
For more information and a com-
plete list of ticketed and complimen-
tary Kohler Food & Wine Experience
events visit KohlerFoodandWine.com.
Join the Village of Kohler for a weekend of exciting wine
seminars, educational demonstrations and delicious tastings