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Volume 7, Number 11
JANUARY 15, 2013
Smore to discover! Celebrate winter
delights at Winterfest 2013
The American Club resort hosts festive celebration from ice golf on Wood Lake
to horse-drawn wagon rides throughout the quaint Village of Kohler, Wisconsin
Snow people of all ages cele-
brate the thrill of the chill during
Winterfest, in Kohler, Wisconsin.
The Shops at Woodlake Kohler
hosts two wintery days of frosty
fun and frolic January 25-27 fea-
turing winter-themed activities,
tastings and demonstrations. The
shopping center is nestled along
Wood Lake and offers a serene
winter setting for new and tradi-
tional experiences during this out-
rageous seasonal celebration.
The 2013 Schedule of Events
features a sleigh full of new activ-
ities. Kohler is well known for
world-class golf courses and this
winter the professionals of the
Kohler Golf Academy dust off
their putters to host Ice Golf, a
shortened golf course with tees,
fairways and greens. Pending ice
conditions, the course will be
played on Wood Lake with waffle
balls and all the money raised will
benefit the Above & Beyond Chil-
dren Museum of Sheboygan.
Were thrilled with the line-up
for this years winter celebration,
said Tricia Rathermel, special
events coordinator for The Ameri-
can Club Resort. From the horse-
drawn wagon rides a favorite of
many to the new Smores by the
bonfire, the weekends activities
are geared toward families and
kids of all ages. We are especially
looking forward to the Ice Golf ex-
perience on Wood Lake who
says you cant golf in the winter!
New activities for children in-
clude a colossal Snow Mountain
for climbing and conquering Pho-
tos with Winter Friends, friendly
Winter Characters will engage
children in the activities and Make
& Take Crafts. Children are in-
vited to enjoy a special Winterfest
Kids Menu at Cucina Italian
Restaurant and children of all ages
can enjoy sweet treats at Craverie
Chocolatier Caf.
Traditional Winterfest activities
include Ice Skating with rental
skates available Snowshoeing
demonstrations and rentals
Horse-drawn Wagon Rides, Dog
Sledding presentations, Giant
Snow Sculptures and Curling.
Visitors shouldnt miss the chance
to make sweet treats with a S-
more Kit at the lakeside bonfire.
Event-goers are invited to warm
up from the chill in the air and dis-
cover Winterfest Shopping Spe-
cials and enjoy 30%-70%
discounts during the Winter
Clearance at The Shops at Wood-
lake Kohler, a collection of more
than 20 specialty shops and bou-
tiques featuring mens and
womens apparel, toys, col-
lectibles, restaurants, home fur-
nishing and design stores.
Photo courtesy of Kohler Co.
If you live in
Kohler, you
have probably
seen a group of
runners who
are somehow
able to chat with
each other while
maintaining a
brisk pace around the Village. The
group says it runs in various loca-
tions throughout the county for fun,
fitness, and companionship. We
can run for two hours in the morn-
ing talking the whole time, then
meet for lunch and talk some
more,said Deb Wente. Conversa-
tions often revolve around each
others successes or life challenges.
On a misty, foggy morning on Jan-
uary 11, the group met at 8:00 a.m.
to run a virtual half marathon for
people theyve never met victims
and families of the Sandy Hook El-
ementary School shooting.
Virtual half
marathons or 5K
events allow any-
one, anywhere to
participate by reg-
istering online.
Bibs are sent out,
and the 13.1
miles or 5K can also be completed
by swimming, biking, or even on a
treadmill. The distances can be
completed all at once, or whenever
participants can work it in, as long
as they are completed by January
31. The event is based on the honor
system, so miles do not need to be
reported.
Registration fees for the Sandy
Hook virtual half marathon go to-
ward the Sandy Hook School Sup-
port Fund created by the United
Way of Western Connecticut, in
partnership with Newtown Savings
Bank.
Donations can also be made on-
line at newtown.uwwesternct.org.
See page 8 for schedule of
events.
For reservations please call
800-344-2838 or for a full list of
activities, visit
AmericanClub.com/winterfest.
Stay up to date on news and hap-
penings on Facebook
facebook.com/americanclub
and on twitter,
twitter.com/theamericanclub.
**Some events are weather
permitting
Photo - Mary Struck
Photo courtesy of Kohler Co.
Photo - Mary Struck
Front: Kathie Norman, Deb Wente, Sonny Anderson, Maryellen Pellegrino.
Back: Cathy Farrell, Kathy Hoekstra, Kim Watson. Photo, Mary Struck
Photo, John Wente
Local runners log miles for a cause
Running bibs with names of Sandy Hook victims
Photo courtesy of Kohler Co.
JANUARY 15, 2013
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Sue Breitbach Fenn Agency
3626 Erie Ave.
ONE BLOCK PAST KOHL'S
Sheboygan, WI 53081
Bus: (920) 457-1950
A benefit brat fry, raffle and
silent auction is being held at
Rangeline Inn on February 2 from
2:00-8:00 p.m. for Brianna Brun-
ner, a 14 year-old Kohler resident
and eighth grader at Sheboygan
Falls Middle school. Brianna was
diagnosed in August with stage 4
metastatic alveolar rhabdomyosar-
coma, a rare and aggressive cancer
tumor of the muscle that attaches
to the bones. Brianna is receiving
aggressive treatment weekly at
Childrens Hospital in Milwaukee,
which sometimes requires her to
be treated five continuous days at
Childrens. The series of treat-
ments are expected to continue
through August 2013. Briannas
mother, Vicky, is a co-worker at
Morgan Stanley with Todd Hart of
Kohler, and her father is a teacher
at Sheboygan Falls High School.
She has a sister, Sami.
Rangeline Inn is located at 170
Range Line Road, Kohler.
Raffle tickets may be also pur-
chased at Sheboygan Falls high
school, middle school, and
Parkview Restaurant. Major raffle
prizes include two tickets to the
2013 Green Bay Packers home
opener, $1000 Cash, a 10' x 12'
Garden Shed, orthodontic (braces)
treatment from Dr. Jeff Just. There
will also be bucket raffle and silent
auction items the day of the event.
All proceeds from this event will
go to a fund, Hope for Brianna, and
be available for the family to use
Monetary donations can also be
made to Community Bank & Trust
Brat fry to be held
for Kohler girl
battling cancer
MADISON If you receive a
phone call claiming that you need
a replacement Medicare card, hang
up! It is a scam.
The Wisconsin Department of
Agriculture, Trade and Consumer
Protection (DATCP) recently re-
ceived a complaint on behalf of a
senior who received a phone call
from a group calling itself Pre-
ferred Benefits to Seniors. By the
end of the call, this consumer had
turned over her bank account num-
ber to the caller, but was able to
close her bank account before any
money was stolen.
A number of consumers have
complained on different scam-
tracking websites about receiving
similar calls from this group. In
their complaints, consumers note
that the caller often tells seniors
that they need re-
p l a c e m e n t
Medicare cards.
In order to process
the new card, the
caller asks to
verify the se-
niors personal in-
formation and asks for the seniors
bank account number.
The caller typically provides a
toll-free number for any future in-
quiries, but the number is simply
linked to an answering service and
no additional information on the
group is made available.
Remember that representatives
with the Medicare program will
never call you to verify personal
information. If you receive a call
about a replacement Medicare
card, hang up immediately. If you
or a family member
receives a similar
call and turns bank-
ing information
over to the caller,
you should immedi-
ately contact your
bank and inform them
of the situation. The
bank may choose to close the ac-
count and issue you a new account
number.
For more information on con-
sumer topics, visit datcp.wiscon-
sin.gov, send an e-mail to
datcphotline@wisconsin.gov or
call the hotline toll-free at 1-800-
422-7128.
Connect with us on Facebook at
facebook.com/wiconsumer.
First winter free
fishing weekend set
for January 19, 20
MADISON Pull up a pail and
help family and friends discover
that ice is nice when it comes to
fishing in Wisconsin -- doubly so
when the fishing is free.
Wisconsins first winter Free
Fishing Weekend is set for Jan. 19
and 20. Residents and nonresidents
alike can fish anywhere in Wiscon-
sin for free. No licenses or trout
stamps are needed. This includes
all inland waters and Wisconsins
side of the Great Lakes and Mis-
sissippi River.
We invite everybody to get out
and start a new tradition, says De-
partment of Natural Resources
Secretary Cathy Stepp. Ice fish-
ing is all about family, friends and
fun. Its a great time to get out, get
some fresh air and try fishing from
a new perspective.
Wisconsin has long had a Free
Fishing Weekend during the open
water season; its the first Saturday
and Sunday in June. The winter
Free Fishing Weekend was estab-
lished under Act 168, a law passed
last year aimed at boosting partic-
ipation in fishing, hunting and
other traditional outdoor recre-
ation.
Wisconsins winter Free Fishing
Weekend arrives at a time of grow-
ing interest in ice fishing: 110,000
more Wisconsin adults 16 and over
reported ice fishing in 2010 than
the previous decade. Thats an es-
timated 590,700 Wisconsinites 16
and over enjoying the hard-water
season, according to the most re-
cent National Survey on Recre-
ation and the Environment.
And now that temperatures are
finally more seasonal and allowing
lakes and rivers to freeze over,
there are plenty of places to go
fishing in a state with more than
15,000 lakes, 42,000 miles of
flowing rivers, and bordered by
two Great Lakes and the Missis-
sippi River.
During Free Fishing Weekend,
rules governing the number and
size of fish anglers can keep are
still in place, as are fishing season
dates. Go to DNRs online fishing
regulations to look up the rules for
inland lakes.
People fishing lakes within state
parks will need to purchase a state
parks vehicle pass.
Seniors:beware of
Medicare card scam
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KOHLER VILLAGER 3
1506 Mead Ave., Sheboygan
SOUTHSIDE RANCH CHARMER
Three bedrooms with ample closet space
Large living room and a 1
st
floor family room
Hardwood flooring under carpet
Lower level rec room
Updated Electrical, new AC and furnace
Potential galore with a little TLC
Priced below assessed value
#3659 $79,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
PRICE REDUCED
2510 S. 12
th
Street, Sheboygan
GREAT FOR FIRST TIME BUYER
South side, 4 bdrm, 1.5 bath ranch
Priced $25,000+ under assessment
2 car detached garage, tandem style
Walking distance to schools & parks
Convenient to shopping & restaurants
Immediate occupancy
Some updates needed
View this property at: www.2510s12thst.com
#3701 $79,500
Mike Daniels 946-0034
NEW LISTING
1430 N. 7
th
Street, Sheboygan
TRADITIONAL BRICK HOME
3 Bedroom 2 bath home
Great northeast side neighborhood
Walking distance to Lake Michigan
Lovingly restored
Formal living and dining areas
Nicely redone kitchen
Wonderful woodwork & built-ins
New garage in 2010
#3756 $179,900
Kathy Nonhof 254-4784
NEW LISTING
832 N. 6
th
St #313, Sheboygan
SHEBOYGANS PREMIUM SENIOR COMMUNITY
Like new Senior Living Condominium
Convenient location near JMKAC, shopping
3
rd
floor unit, south facing with balcony
2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, den, underground parking
GE SS-Appliances, granite counter, energy efficient
VIEW THIS PROPERTY AT: www.832N6thSt.com
#3757 $229,000
Mike Daniels 946-0034
NEW LISTING
2628 Riverdale Ave., Sheboygan
PRISTINE CONDITION RANCH
Great Southside neighborhood
3 Bedrooms, 2 full baths, lower guest room
1644 Sq Ft plus 822sq ft finished basement
Great room with striking fireplace
First floor laundry, excellent closet space
Large lower level family room
Deck overlooks beautiful landscaped yard
#3758 $184,900
Shari Jensen 459-1714
NEW LISTING
535 Audubon Rd, Kohler
KOHLER CHARM MOVE-IN CONDITION
3 Bedrooms, 1.5 bath, Kohler Charmer
Spacious living and dining rooms
Updated eat-in kitchen
Pretty wood floors
Basement family room
Numerous updates including roof
#3760 $194,000
Shari Jensen 459-1714
737 Audubon Rd, Howards Grove
EXQUISITE DETAILS, FABULOUS HOME
Elegant, 2-story entry w/Brazilian cherry flooring
Floor-to-ceiling windows in living room w/built-in
bookshelves & marble FP
Master w/dual vanities & closets
Kitchen w/tons of counter space, all appliances stay
6 bedrooms, 4 baths, over 2500 sq. ft.
Lower level family room w/9 ft. ceilings
In ground sprinkler system & fire pit, patio & front porch
#3754 $299,900
Trish Valleskey 980-7805
1641 Golf View Dr. E, Sheboygan
PINE HILLS ESTATE CONDO
2 Bedroom Duplex Condo with 3 full baths
Gas fireplace with oak mantle & tiled hearth
Built-in book shelves, French door to deck
Formal dining room with bay window
1735 sq ft & Additional finished lower 854 sq ft
First floor laundry, spacious kitchen
Exterior cedar siding, 2 car garage
#3753 $212,000
Jim Schermetzler 912-1982
3640 Lakeshore Rd., Sheboygan
METICULOUSLY CARED FOR RANCH
5 Year old Ranch with 3 bedrooms
Open concept floor plan
Vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace
Dining area with deck access
Well planned kitchen with walk-in pantry
Master suite walk-in closet & private bath
First floor laundry, oversized deck
Lower level ready to be finished
View this property at: www.3640LakeshoreRd.com
#3730 $159,900
Jim Schermetzler 912-1982
PRICE REDUCED
808 Linden Rd., Kohler
SPACIOUS KOHLER HOME
4 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, move-in condition
MBR with adjoining loft area w/fireplace
Updated kitchen with dual ovens
Living and family rooms with fireplace
Main floor laundry/mud room
Large deck w/surround sound and hot tub
Screened porch w/skylights
2 car att. & 1 car det. Garages
View this property at: www.808linden.com
#3714 $335,000
Shari Jensen 459-1714
NEW LISTING
524 School St., Kohler
AFFORDABLE KOHLER RANCH
Affordable Kohler 3 bedroom Ranch
Many updates including windows, roof, furnace
Close to school, parks and pool
Large living room with wood-burning fireplace
Appliances included
Bring your decorating ideas
#3759 $117,900
Shari Jensen 459-1714
2306 Erie Ave., Sheboygan
GLAMOUR OF YESTERYEAR
All brick 2-story has fabulous architectural details
Beautiful cove ceilings, arched doorways
Hardwood floors, lovely breakfast nook
Vintage bathroom, 3 bedrooms
Finished 3
rd
floor bunkhouse getaway
2.5 car detached garage
Formal living room with bay window
Approx. sq. ft. 2,861
#3712 $159,000
Brian Homiston 889-9439
Save Saturday,
April 20 for this
years Kohler
PAO Auction
The Kohler Performing Arts Or-
ganization, (parents supportive of
Kohler Schools performing arts)
brings you the Kohler Derby for
this years annual auction event on
Saturday, April 20th (one week ear-
lier this year !). Watch future issues
of The Kohler Villager for more de-
tails.
Please email articles to
kohlervillager@charter.net
Please send all articles and ads
for The Kohler Villager or Kohler
Times school insert to
kohlervillager@charter.net. (Arti-
cles sent to my personal email ac-
counts are sometimes inadvertently
overlooked). If you forget the email
address, it can be found on the sec-
ond page of The Kohler Villager or
at kohlervillager.com.
Danielle Hart named to all
Academic Excellence team
Danielle Hart, daughter of Todd
and Julia Hart of Kohler was
named to the The Great Lakes In-
tercollegiate Athletic Conference
2012 Fall All-Academic Excel-
lence Teams, comprising of stu-
dent athletes that have a
cumulative GPA of 3.50-4.0.
Hart is currently studying Ani-
mal Science at the University of
Findlay in Ohio, and plays on the
womens soccer team.
School has
temporary
custodial
position
available
Sunday, February 17, 2013
11:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Kohler Fire House, Highland Drive in Kohler
Brats, burgers, chicken sandwiches, potato salads, beans,
desserts, drinks, raffles and door prizes
Proceeds go toward KPAL Kohler youth programs. Please watch for your
neighbor members and youth who will be selling tickets door-to-door
and at various other locations for this important event
For information or tickets call Jim at 457-4722
Kohler Police
Athletic League
(KPAL)
Restaurant
124 Pine Street, Sheboygan Falls = 920-467-4011
Sheboygan Falls restaurant
featuring Spanish, French,
and Portuguese infuenced
food ... and a nice wine bar!
HOURS
Monday - Thursday 4:30-9:00 p.m.
Friday - Saturday 4:00-10:00 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
LUNCH
Tuesday thru Saturday 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
The Kohler School District
has a temporary opening for
custodial work from 6-10 p.m.
Contact Doug Bocchini
803-7205
Five turn in
nomination
papers for
Village Board
Four incumbents and one new-
comer have turned in nomination pa-
pers for the spring election for Village
Board. They are:incumbent presi-
dent, Thomas Schnettler; incumbent
trustees Bill Kunst, Brian Post, Diet-
mar Wohlgemuth. Charles Keller has
thrown his hat into the ring.
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
www.v-r-d.com
Shari Jensen Mike Daniels Trish Valleskey Jim Schermetzler Terri Stewart Kathy Nonhof Meg Trager Brian Homiston
JANUARY 15, 2013
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KHS Drama adds winter
production Turning
Points features a
collection of one-act plays
Fans of Kohler High School
thespians will have another pro-
duction to add to their calendar of
events. In early February, students
will produce a collection of one-act
plays with the theme of Turning
Points.
Our cast is made up entirely of
girls, said director Peggy Hoff-
mann, so we used this unusual op-
portunity to tell the stories of girls
and women who were facing a
turning point in their lives.
Elyse Gutschow will begin the
show with Mark Twains Diary of
Eve, a comic monologue about the
frustrations of the first woman with
her first man. The Salem witch tri-
als are the subject of To Burn A
Witch, a play that tells the story of
a teenage girl in Colonial America
faced with a test of her faith. The
James L. Bray one-act features
Jennifer Rutten, Hannah Copper-
smith, Courtney Rutten and Lily
Hart. Kelsey Wright and Madeline
Heun will perform The Draft
Board by Geff Moyer. This light-
hearted story revolves around two
farm girls who venture to the big
city of Memphis in hopes of seeing
Elvis Presley before he leaves for
the army in 1958.
Weve had such a great re-
sponse to our drama programs,
both by students who want to per-
form and by parents and commu-
nity members who want to see
great productions, Hoffmann con-
tinued. The Winter One-Acts will
give even more actors a chance to
perform in lead roles.
The short play The Keeping
Place by Tim Kelly is a gothic
ghost story about lost love. Actors
Chloi DuCharme, Amelia Grose,
and Isabelle Heins portray three
young women, trapped in a seaside
cottage in the midst of a storm. The
last play of the collection is a com-
edy about three society grande
dames who demand to see their
obituaries at the local newspaper
before theyre actually dead. Tim
Kellys The Mouse and The Raven
is directed by senior Sarah Leick
and features Lily Hart, Courtney
Rutten, Kitty ONeill, Mara Todd
and Sarah Leick.
Turning Points will be per-
formed at Kohler Memorial The-
atre on Saturday, February 9th at 7
pm and Sunday, February 10th at 2
pm. Admission is free of charge.
Scott Roberts
Memorial 3v3 Indoor
Soccer Tournament
March 9-10, 2013
at Kohler Schools
U8 - High School Age Brackets
Girls and Boys
Registration forms will be
available at the end of January
This event is hosted by the
Kohler Soccer Club and
the Sheboygan Falls Y
Any questions please contact the
Sheboygan Falls Y at 467-2464 or
Mark Cassidy at 459-8612.
920.467.6281
Below is a partial
list of conditions
that may readily respond
to chiropractic care
Most Insurances Accepted
We are the IN Network provider
located closest to Kohler Co.
Monday-Friday
by appointment
FALLS
CHIROPRACTIC
FALLS CHIROPRACTIC
Brett Egelseer, DC
260 Fond du Lac Ave., Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
=Neck Pain
=Back Pain
=Headaches
=Extremity Pain
=Ear Infections
=Tingling/
Numbness
=Carpal Tunnel
Syndrome
=Sciatica
=Auto Injuries
=Work Injuries
=Sport Injuries
=Colic
=And ManyOther
Conditions
UW-Sheboygan spring classes
start January 25
Applications still accepted for spring
semester
Spring 2013 classes at the Uni-
versity of Wisconsin-Sheboygan
are set to begin on Friday, January
25. Applications are still being ac-
cepted for the spring term and en-
rollment continues.
Area students planning to enroll
for the spring at UW-Sheboygan
are encouraged to do so soon to
avoid any delays in the registration
process and ensure a larger class
selection.
Freshman and sophomore-level
classes are available in more than
200 majors, as well as several on-
site collaborative bachelors de-
gree programs, including Nursing,
Early Childhood Education, Spe-
cial Education and Engineering.
UW-Sheboygan is part of the
UW Colleges, the UW Systems
network of 13 freshman/sopho-
more campuses and UW Colleges
Online that offer an Associate of
Arts and Sciences degree and pre-
pare students of all ages and back-
grounds for baccalaureate and
professional programs.
For more information about
UW-Sheboygan, please visit
www.sheboygan.uwc.edu or call
the Student Services Office at
(920) 459-6633 or e-mail
uwshb@uwc.edu.
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Come to see the studio and get your questions answered. Refreshments & Prizes too!
Did you know that the average full-time yoga teacher
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January 25-May 5, 2013
8 weekends (200 hours)
ELKHART LAKE, Wis., (Jan. 8,
2013) Are you Interested in at-
tending this years Chicago Auto
Show, but not interested in dealing
with the traffic jams and parking
hassles? Road America has great
news for you. For the first time,
Road America will do all the driv-
ing by operating Auto Show Ex-
press tour buses provided by
Discovery Coach on Monday, Feb-
ruary 11 and Friday, February 15,
offering VIP service to Mc-
Cormick Place during the show.
For just $45 each, riders get ad-
mission to the Chicago Auto Show
and convenient round-trip service
from four locations located along
Interstate 43 including: Mani-
towoc, Sheboygan, Cedarburg and
Racine. During each day of serv-
ice, express buses will depart from
the following pick up points for the
trip to Chicago between 6 and 8:30
a.m. Return trips from McCormick
Place to Wisconsin will depart
from Chicago at 5 p.m. sharp with
anticipated return arrivals between
6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. So this year,
spend less time sitting in traffic,
and more time enjoying the
Chicago Auto Show on behalf of
your friends at Road America and
Discovery Coach.
For more information on the
Road America Auto Show Ex-
press, and to reserve your spot,
visit www.roadamerica.com or call
800/365-7223. Small coolers are
allowed on board. No carry-ins at
the show allowed and all bags are
subject to search. Visa, MasterCard
and Discover accepted. Visit
www.ChicagoAutoShow.com for
floor plan, list of displays and
more show information.
About Road America: Estab-
lished in 1955 as the first perma-
nent road racing course in the
United States, Road America is lo-
cated midway between Milwaukee
and Green Bay in Elkhart Lake,
Wisconsin. The worlds best rac-
ers have competed at this leg-
endary four-mile, 14-turn road
circuit for over 55 years. The 640-
acre, park-like grounds offer amaz-
ing viewing opportunities,
fantastic concessions and high-
speed excitement to hundreds of
thousands of spectators each year.
In addition to public race week-
ends, Road America offers a vari-
ety of group event programs, the
Blains Farm & Fleet Motorplex
for karting and supermoto, and the
Road America Motorcycle and Ad-
vanced Driving Schools. For more
information, visit www.roadamer-
ica.com Follow Road America on
facebook.com/RoadAmerica and
on Twitter: @roadamerica or call
800-365-7223.
February Chicago
Auto Show trip
announced by Road
America
Call 920.457.WOOF to schedule your next
appointment. (Weekends available)
www.centralbarkusa.com
3513 S. 32nd Street, Sheboygan, WI 53081 920.457.WOOF (9663)
A truly unique dining experience
will take place at the Wade House
historic site in Greenbush on Sat-
urdays, over the next four months.
Beginning on Saturday, January
12, and continuing on February 9,
March 9 and April 13, Wade House
hosts a series of Hearthside Din-
ners. For a genuine taste of the
past, groups of up to 20 guests are
transported to a bygone era, where
an afternoon meal is prepared in
the kitchens of the Wade House
stagecoach inn. Whether for large
family gatherings, special celebra-
tions or those wanting a more all-
inclusive dining experience,
visitors become participants in the
four-hour Hearthside Dinner pro-
gram, re-creating the history of the
1860s as they work together to pre-
pare a midday meal.
The sights, sounds and smells of
the 19th century come to life as
stove and fireplace fires are lit and
guests chop, stir, season and roast,
preparing their dinner as Betsey
Wade did for stagecoach travelers
more than a century and a half ago.
After the many staff-led prepara-
tions are completed, participants
will be seated in the Wade House
dining room to enjoy the fruits of
their labors: a delectably abundant
feast of squash soup, pork loin
roast, red cabbage with apples,
mashed turnips, glazed carrots,
cranberry muffins, bread pudding,
cider cake, apple cider and coffee.
This satisfying encounter with
central Wisconsin's past concludes
with everyone pitching in to clear
the table, wash the dishes (19th-
century style) and sweep the
hearth.
Built in 1850, the 27-room Wade
House is the centerpiece of the
Wade House historic site, one of 11
historic sites and museums owned
and operated by the Wisconsin
Historical Society.
Reserve your spots today. Space
is limited to a minimum of 10 and
a maximum of 20 registrants for
each of the scheduled dates. For
more information visit www.wade-
house.org.
Each Hearthside Dinner pro-
gram runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Wade House staff can also host pri-
vate Hearthside Dinners for special
groups of family, friends or co-
workers. For reservations and ad-
ditional information call (920)
526-3271.
Wade House Hearthside
Dinners offers genuine
taste of the past
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adoption rates on adult cats. Please help
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UW-Sheboygan invites community
residents to join the University
Chorus
Need a hobby? Need to get out
more? Want to find something fun
to do? Looking for a new way to
meet people in town? Then con-
sider joining the UW-Sheboygan
University Chorus.
The UW-Sheboygan Music De-
partment and University Chorus is
expanding its role to include those
in the community who like to sing,
those who think they cannot sing
but are willing to try, and those
who would like to improve. This
could be you!
The University Chorus sings a
variety of music and is planning
for even more: unaccompanied
harmony singing (a capella), songs
from popular shows, world music,
barbershop, Western classical
music, simple chants and rounds,
and sacred music.
Rehearsals are held on the UW
Sheboygan campus in Room 7006
in the Fine Arts Building (lower
level) and will be held Tuesdays
starting January 29 from 5 to 6:15
p.m. and also Thursdays from 1 to
1:50 p.m. until May 14. Commu-
nity participants are welcome to
participate in either rehearsal ses-
sion or both sessions each week.
This is a community service; there
is no charge to join or participate.
The University Chorus gathers
together as a musical unit for the
pleasure that music brings and the
joy of sharing it with the commu-
nity. Each semester, the group per-
forms one concert in conjunction
with other performing ensembles
and soloists. The chorus also per-
forms off-campus for special
events or for outreach.
To participate in the University
Chorus, e-mail Director Dr.
Christy Talbott at
christy.talbott@uwc.edu to indi-
cate your interest. Auditions will
be held privately with Dr. Talbott
for the sole purpose of placing you
in the best section for your voice.
You are accepted already!
For more information about the
chorus or the UW-Sheboygan
Music Department, c contact Dr.
Christy Talbott directly at
christy.talbott@uwc.edu.
The UW-Sheboygan campus is
located at One University Drive,
just off Taylor Drive (between In-
diana and Union avenues). The
Fine Arts Building is located adja-
cent to the East Parking Lot. You
can learn more about UW-Sheboy-
gan at www.sheboygan.uwc.edu.
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Sheboygan County know-it-alls to go head-to-head in fun
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SHEBOYGAN, Wis. Jan. 8,
2013Theres no need for She-
boygan County residents to travel
to Southern California to attend a
live airing of a Hollywood network
game show. Instead, they can be
audience members at the localized
version of Family Feud on Satur-
day, February 16 at U-W Sheboy-
gan, when the Sheboygan Rotary
Club hosts its popular annual Sur-
vey Says! competition.
Now in its fourth year, Rotary
2013 Survey Says! will feature
matchups that pit 32 teams com-
prised of local folks competing
against each other in a contest to
name the most popular responses
to survey-type questions posed to
100 Sheboygan County residents.
A few of the local teams include
Caan Floral (defending champion),
Mayline, both North and South
High Schools, Wigwam Mills, and
Festival Foods. Preliminary elimi-
nation rounds begin at 10:30 a.m.
at the Acuity Technology Center at
UW-Sheboygan (One University
Drive, Sheboygan), with semi-final
and championship matches run-
ning from 1-3:30 p.m. in the cam-
pus Fine Arts Theater.
Admission is free of charge for
this fun, family-oriented event.
Submarine sandwiches, chips,
cookies and soda will be available
for purchase in the Commons area
throughout the event.
Monies raised from 2013 Survey
Says! will fund local and interna-
tional projects, with a portion of
this years proceeds earmarked for
safe drinking water systems in im-
poverished areas. The Sheboygan
Rotary Club supports local and in-
ternational projects and has con-
tributed in excess of $600,000 to
date. Locally, the club has sup-
ported: the new Taylor Drive park
renovation, Rotary Riverfront
Park, Harbor Center Marina prom-
enade, student scholarships, Re-
building Together, Meals on
Wheels; and internationally; polio
eradication, equipment to provide
safe drinking water, and Shelter
Boxes.
Founded in 1915, the Sheboygan
Rotary Club is Sheboygan areas
largest local chapter of Rotary In-
ternational. The club meets at the
Elks Club in Sheboygan every
Monday at noon for a buffet lunch-
eon that also includes a business
meeting and speaker. One of
33,000 affiliates comprising Ro-
tary International, Sheboygan Ro-
tary brings together more than 130
local business people who provide
community service, encourage
high ethical standards, and build
goodwill. Rotarians join to estab-
lish friendships, play a role in com-
munity affairs, network with other
business professionals, and give
back to the communities that have
supported their companies growth
and success. Meetings are held at
noon every Monday at the Elks,
1943 Erie Ave., Sheboygan.
For more information about
membership and the club, visit
www.sheboyganrotary.org.
Registration now open
for Literacy Council
Projects January 14
and 22 tutor training
Informational meeting
offered on January 9
Registration is now open for the
Literacy Council Projects January
14 and 22 training for new volun-
teer tutors. This two-part training
will take place in Sheboygan from
5:30-9:00 p.m., each evening.
Training is free and all training ma-
terials are provided; advance regis-
tration is required.
The Literacy Council will also
hold an Informational Meeting at
5:00 p.m. on January 9 for anyone
who would like more information
on the Literacy Councils One-on-
One Adult Tutoring Program and
what it means to be a volunteer
tutor. The Informational Meeting
will take place at the Literacy
Council Project of the Family Re-
source Center, 1500 Douglas
Drive, Suite B, Plymouth (in the
Generations Building.)
To register for training or to re-
quest more information, please call
920-892-6706, ext. 206 or email
jdent@frc-sc.org. Learn more on-
line at www.frc-sc.org.
Hundreds of postcards
exposing the hidden side of the
Badger State now on view at
John Michael Kohler Arts Center
Wisconsin Confidential: An Exhibition
without Borders runs through February 3
SHEBOYGAN, WIS. Jan. 9
The John Michael Kohler Arts
Center in Sheboygan put out the
call asking people from around the
country to submit postcards they
thought best represented the Wis-
consin that most people never see.
An overwhelmingly positive re-
sponse resulted in more than 600
submissions from across the na-
tion and around the globe reveal-
ing secret sides of the Badger
State. The collection is on view in
Wisconsin Confidential: An Exhi-
bition without Borders through
February 3 at the Arts Center.
People from as far away as
Bangladesh and London shared
original, vintage, altered and store-
bought postcards. Some cards are
weird and wacky, while others are
nostalgic and beautiful. They were
submitted by people of all ages
from all walks of life, from post-
card collectors to accomplished,
emerging and amateur artists.
The cards cover a wide variety
of topics including cityscapes, off-
the-wall attractions, local mascots
and lore, and everything in be-
tween. There are some very per-
sonal stories shared through the
exhibition, including a man who
submitted a postcard hed created
with a ring on it and used as a way
to propose to his girlfriend at the
Arts Center.
Wisconsin Confidential comple-
ments the upcoming residency of
renowned Wisconsin photography
duo John Shimon and Julie Linde-
mann. While in residence at the
Arts Center over the coming year,
the pair will travel the state con-
necting with people to explore the
sense of identity that comes from
inhabiting a single place over a
long period of time. A culminating
exhibition titled The Wisconsin
Project will be on view at the Arts
Center in October 2013.
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3 Sheeps Brewing Company Beer
Dinner
Blackwolf Run Restaurant
January 18, 6pm Reception, 6:30pm
Dinner
$65 per person; inclusive of tax and
gratuity.
Chef Paul Smitala from Blackwolf
Run Restaurant partners with 3
Sheeps Brewing Company, a new
craft brewery in Sheboygan, Wis., to
bring you a delectable five-course
dinner and beer pairings. In the first
of three unique beer pairing dinners,
Chef Paul has created each of these
sweet-and-savory courses to pair
with 3 Sheeps Brewing Companys
four delicious year round brews, as
well as its first seasonal beer a
Ginger Chocolate Stout. Please call
866-847-4856 to make reservations.
From the Ground Up! with
Carrie Green
Yoga on the Lake
January 19, 1-3pm, $25
Building a yoga practice stems from
establishing a strong foundation for
the physical practice as well as
exploring the philosophy behind the
practice. This workshop offers the
beginning yoga student a safe place
to learn fundamentals of the
practice while offering an
experienced student the opportunity
to breakdown in order to rebuild his
or her practice to new heights.
Come to learn, practice, play, inquire
and move into the New Year with a
sense of adventure!
920-453-2817
Yogis and Toes Event
Kohler Waters Spa
January 24, 6-8:30pm, $30
Enjoy the serenity of the whirlpool
and fireplace feature on the top
floor of Kohler Waters Spa while you
experience a specialty class
conducted by Yoga on the Lake
manager Deb Sampson followed by
a mini-pedicure and polish in your
choice of colors. Refreshments will
be served. 920-457-4444
Winterfest
The Shops at Woodlake
January 25, 26, 27
Join the winter fun with giant snow
sculptures, ice skating, dog sled
demonstrations, horse-drawn wagon
rides, ice skating and more. Warm
up inside with a special childrens
menu at Cucina, delicious treats at
Craverie and a Winter Clearance Sale
at The Shops at Woodlake. Most of
the outdoor events are
complimentary and everything is
family friendly. Some events are
weather dependent.
Call 800-344-2838 for more
information.
Winterfest Winter Clearance
Shops at Woodlake Kohler
January 25-27
Save 30-70% on seasonal
merchandise in select stores. Call
920-459-1713 for more information
and store hours.
Winterfest Celebration
Kohler Design Center
January 26, 11am-3pm, Free
Visit the Kohler Design Center during
Winterfest and enjoy a vendor fair,
complimentary sweet and savory
samples and activities for children.
The Modern Shaman Workshop
Intentions
January 26, 8:30am-12:30pm, $95
per person
Learn what Shamanism is and how
the modern Shaman releases old
beliefs and allows a new vibration
in. You will be given practical
suggestions to help you live as an
energy being having a human
experience rather than the other
way around. You will learn
techniques to heal yourself and
others and create what you want by
vibrating at a higher frequency. This
class emphasizes not only the
shamans physical tools but focuses
on the core essence of what it is to
be a shaman. Certificate of
Completion. Reservations required
call 920-457-9543.
Demonstration Kitchen Series
Saturdays, through April 27, 2013
11am and 2pm
Come in from the cold and warm up
with wonderful tastes and aromas at
our Saturday Demonstration Kitchen
sessions. Tucked away in The Shops
at Woodlake Kohler, our working
kitchen provides an intimate,
informal setting for chefs and guests
to interact from preparation to
presentation to final tasting. $35 per
person. Call 800-344-2838 for more
information and reservations.
Cooking Class for Kids
Saturday, February 2, 2013
10-11:30am
at Blackwolf Run
Presented by The Chefs of
Blackwolf Run and Whistling Straits
Ages 10-13. $20 per class. Call 920-
803-3286 for more information and
reservations.
Art Imigs Clothiers: Final winter clear-
ance sale. Savings of 50%-60% off select
seasonal items.
Craverie Chocolatier Caf: Clearance on
select items
Eat at The Lake: $1 off the purchase of a
flatbread, sub or wrap, regular-sized foun-
tain drink and a side.
Intentions: Cold Days, Hot Deals. Select
Clearance Items up to 75% off.
Kacia: Winter Clearance of 30-70% off se-
lect merchandise. Pre-Winterfest sale
starts Thursday, January 24 with 50% off
select winter items.
Kohler Gardener: Fresh herbs make sa-
vory additions to your winter cooking.
Herbs add gourmet zing to hearty winter
soups, stews, salads and much more!
Growing your own indoor herb garden in
the winter is also a great antidote to the
seasons dreariness for anxious gardeners
itching for spring.
Enjoy 25% off herb kits. Choose from
parsley, basil or oregano.
Enjoy 30% off herb planters and herb
markers.
Kohler Golf Academy: 20-60% off in-store
apparel, gifts and accessories
Movers & Shakers: A Snowflake or Snow-
man can really last ALL year long! Come
join us for a special craft activity and
make your very own snowflake or snow-
man from 11am to 3pm Saturday, 1/26
and Sunday, 1/27. While youre here
enjoy a special discount of 20% on your
purchase of $100 or more.
Scentualities: Get cozy in pajamas with
some of your favorite brands such as Car-
ole Hochman, Oscar de la Renta Pink, Na-
tori, and Bed Head! Enjoy a special
discount of 20% on your purchase of
sleepwear of $100 or more. While you
here, grab a cup of hot chocolate and stay
warm.
Sweet Potatos: Enter for a chance to win
1-of-2 $50 Sweet Potato Gift Cards during
Winterfest!
Also, Sweet Potatos is pleased to host Va-
lerie Zimbal in-store on Saturday,
1/26 with her premium mink designs.
Check out Valeries beautiful accessories,
including her fabulous earmuffs and take
some time to chat with her about her cus-
tom-made options as well!
Wisconsin Trader: Warm up to savings
with 50% off womens winter coats, hats,
gloves and scarves. Keep the refreshing
just-cut forest fragrance throughout
your home this winter. Enter to win a
Thymes Frasier Fir Gift Basket. Gift basket
includes all-purpose cleaner, dishwashing
liquid, candle, votive set and bar soap.
(Retail Value: $100) No purchase neces-
sary.
With Child Maternity and Baby Bou-
tique: 30-70% off select apparel and
items
Woodlake Market: Saturday, January 26 -
Associate Chili Cook off at Woodlake Mar-
ket Atrium 1-3 pm, Wine Sampling at
Woodlake Market 1-3 pm, Brat Fry -
Woodlake Market 11-4 pm
Yoga on the Lake: Winter clearance 30-
50% select items.
Ice Skating Enjoy ice skating around
Wood Lake. Skate rentals are available.
Friday, January 25 5-8pm, Saturday,
January 26 2-8pm, Sunday, January 27
10am-4pm
Snow Sculptures Giant snow sculptures
hand-carved by internationally-known
artists will be on display throughout the
weekend to help celebrate the winter
season. Sculptures will be located near
the Kohler Design Center, at the Corner
of Highland Drive and Greenfield Drive in
Kohler, and throughout The Shops at
Woodlake.
Snowman Competition Compete for
first prize and show your creative side.
Registration begins at 10am on Saturday
in the breezeway and judging will be at
3:30pm. Please bring your own building
supplies.
Dog Sled Demonstration Saturday, 10-
10:30am. Weather-dependent.
Dog Sled Rides Saturday, 10:30am-
Noon. Weather-dependent and based on
availability. Dog sled rides for children
ages 8-15. $5 per ride.
Arts & Crafts Saturday, 10am-4pm. Cre-
ate fun winter craft projects with Above
& Beyond Childrens Museum.
Ice Golf Saturday, 10am-4pm. $100 per
foursome. Register through Above and
Beyond Childrens Museum by calling
920-458-4263.
Snow Mountain Saturday, 10am-4pm.
Designed for childrens play.
Winter Friends Saturday, 11am-4pm.
Visit with our winter characters who will
be joining in the fun.
Wagon Rides Saturday, Noon-3pm.
Horse-drawn wagon rides around The
Shops at Woodlake, based on availability.
Bonfire Saturday, 5-8pm. Enjoy a cozy
bonfire on Inn on Woodlake Beach. Con-
cessions available.
Winterfest events
and activities
Winterfest Shops at
Woodlake Specials
For more information, pricing
details and to register call Sports
Core at 920-457-4444.
TRX Fitness:
New Sessions Available at Vari-
ous Times/Days, call for details
TRX Boot Camp:
Tuesdays, January 8-February 12,
6-6:45am
TRX Boot Camp:
Thursdays, January 10-February
7, 12:10-12:55pm, 5:30-6:15pm
Swing Dancing for Beginners:
Wednesdays, January 9-February
20, 6:45-7:45pm
Ballroom Basics:
Wednesdays, January 30,
6:45-8:45pm
Tiny Tot Camps:
Fridays, January 4 and 18,
9-10:30am
Kids Night Out:
Friday, January 18, 5-9pm
Sports Core Special Offers
Take 5 Caf:
Enjoy special savings on Take 5
Caf Oatmeal Creation Station,
$2 for a small or $3 for a large.
Offer valid January 1-31, 2013.
Sports Core specials
and classes
Wrap up this winter at Kohler
Waters Spa
The Kohler Waters Spa offers
warmth and relaxation all year
long. This winter wrap yourself in
hydration with the Avocado Wrap
one of the first services offered
at the Kohler Waters Spa. The
service begins with a full body
exfoliation to prepare the skin for
the creamy hydration of the avo-
cado mask. Once the body mask
is applied the spagoer will be
wrapped in heated linens as the
skin receives maximum benefits
from the application. During the
wrap the technician will massage
facial pressure points and the
scalp. The service concludes with
a full body moisturizing applica-
tion. This seasonal service is of-
fered January 15-April 30, 2013.
Call 1-800-344-2838 for more in-
formation and to schedule your
spa service.
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