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This years annual Kohler Vil-lage Doll Buggy Parade will beheld on Thursday, July 30 at 4:30p.m. Children of all ages are in-vited to meet at the corner ofSchool and Church streets to walkin the one-block parade ending atthe Nature Bowl.

Deck out your bikes, scooters,wagons, strollers and anything elsethat you choose to ride in the pa-rade with plenty of decorations.Costumes are encouraged!

All participants will receive agoody bag as a thank you for par-ticipating.

In the event of inclementweather, the parade will be movedindoors. Meet in the lobby of theVillage gym area.

The parade is again being heldin conjunction with the KPALswim meet which begins at 6:00p.m. All swim levels are invited toparticipate, from the littlest swim-mer through high school. Registra-

tion is free and may be completedat the Kohler Pool no later thanJuly 27. Friends and family are in-vited to cheer from the balcony.The swim meet is fully sponsoredby the Kohler Police AthleticLeague.

The public is invited to bring the

whole family for the parade andstay for dinner, as there will be abrat fry taking place on the lawn infront of the Kohler Auditorium.Food trucks will not be availablethis year, but all swimmers will begiven vouchers for a free hot dogin the Kohler Youth Center.

Public invited to Annual DollBuggy Parade, KPAL swimmeet and brat fry July 30

Historic photo of the Kohler Doll Buggy Parade from the book Kohler VillageRemembers, which can be purchased at Village Hall for 40 dollars.

With the 2015 PGAChampi-onship at Whistling Straits only amonth away, thousands of volun-teers along with media and the cov-eted Wanamaker trophy were in theKohler school gymnasium July 10-12 for the volunteer uniform distri-bution. All volunteer positions arefilled, with approximately 3,400

total volunteers set to help bring the2015 PGA Championship to lifeAugust 10-16 at Whistling StraitsGolf Course. M o r ethan 150 of the worlds best golferswill compete for the WanamakerTrophy this August as the PGAChampionship makes its third visitto Whistling Straits. Weekly tickets

sold-out last year, with ticket pur-chasers from all 50 states and 28countries. However, a limited num-ber of daily tickets remain availablefor purchase. Of note, Champi-onship-round (Thursday-Sunday)daily tickets are predicted to sell outwell in advance of this MajorChampionship, so fans are encour-

aged to act quickly to secure theirspot. Fans should also note thateach ticketed adult can bring up tofour juniors (age 17 and under) withthem for free each day of the Cham-pionship. To purchase tickets, visit PGAChampionship.comor phone 1-800-PGA-GOLF.

PGA volunteer uniforms distributed at Kohlerschool gymnasium over the weekend

Kohler Boy Scout Troop 831 ispleased to announce the advance-ment of Hank Biznek to EagleScout. Aside from living the principles of

the Scout Oath, Hank, who will bea senior at Kohler Schools, ob-tained the rank of Eagle by servingin several Troop leadership posi-tions, earning a total of twenty-nine merit badges, and planning,developing, fundraising, and pro-viding leadership to others on anapproved service project. Biznek lead a team of Troop mem-

bers and volunteers in over 200hours of community service to re-purpose, paint, and install industrialcabinets at the concessions stand in

Ebben Field, Kohler Public Schools multi-sport complex. In very recent years, roughly six per cent of scouts have become

Eagle Scouts, yet since the awards inception in 1912, only two per centof all Boy Scouts have achieved the rank.

Hank Bizneks Court of Honor ceremony was held at the Waelder-haus in Kohler, Wisconsin on June 12, 2015.

Kohler teen earnsEagle Scout

Hank Biznek

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Thomas Anthony Gallagher, Jr.,loving husband, father, and grand-father, of Hot Springs Village,Arkansas, passed away on June 26,2015 at the age of 85.

Tom was the only child ofThomas and Anna (Jenks) Gal-lagher. He was born in Chicago,Illinois on August 6, 1929. Prior tomoving to Hot Springs VillageTom spent many years in theChicagoland area and Kohler, Wis-consin.

Tom led a very active and ful-filled family, career and commu-nity minded life. He was especiallyproud of his children, grandchil-dren and his Irish heritage. He at-tended Quincy College, in Quincy,Illinois where he played baseball,football and studied business. Hemet and married Arlene Albrechtof Chicago, Illinois in 1958 and to-gether they had five wonderfulchildren.

Over his career Tom held salesleadership positions at Texaco, Up-john and North American Ure-thane. He was extremely proud ofthe patent he received for co-in-venting an application gun that al-lowed urethane foam to be appliedcommercially by manufacturers asinsulation.

Tom lost Arlene in 1978 afterher 5 year battle with cancer. In1980 he was blessed to meet JoyceAchatz of Sheboygan, Wisconsin.Joyce and Tom were married inAugust, 1981. Joyce and Tom

spent 33 wonderful years togetherthe last 26 in Hot Springs Village.

Tom had many interests and wasvery active in religious, politicaland social organizations through-out his life. In addition to thosepursuits he also got his privatepilots license and his real estate li-cense.

While living in Hot Springs Vil-lage, Tom participated in produc-tions with the Village Players, sangin the Village Mens Choir, andwas a supporter of the Concert As-sociation, the Arkansas Symphonyand Heifer International.

He enjoyed Hot Springs Villageand supported it by volunteering asa POA Ambassador, working as aGolf Marshall at Coronado, at theMagellan Golf School and evenrunning for the Justice of Peace ofSaline County, twice! Tom, wasalso a member of the Village Wis-consin Picnic Committee and theVillage 40th Anniversary Commit-tee. Tom also worked outside theVillage at the Oak Lawn RaceTrack in Security and as a RedCoat Ambassador.

He is survived by his wife, Joyceand five children, daughter Kathy(husband Joseph) Voskuil ofJanesville, Wis.; son Tom (wifeJoan) Gallagher of Farmington,Minn.; daughter Colleen (compan-ion Josh Powell) Gallagher ofChicago, Ill.; son Michael (wifeLeanne) Gallagher of Springfield,Ill.; and son Patrick Gallagher of

Chicago, Ill.; and his 10 grandchil-dren. (Adam, Leah, Peter, Anne,Samantha, Christian, Megan, Ellen(Bina), Tommy and Kate.

Tom was a member of SacredHeart Catholic Church and partic-ipated in the Mens Club, Knightsof Columbus, sang in the churchchoir and was a cantor. A memorialservice with a reception immedi-ately following celebrating Tomslife, will be held at 11a.m. on Au-gust 1 at Sacred Heart CatholicChurch located at 295 BalearicRoad, Hot Springs Village,Arkansas, 71909. In lieu of flow-ers, donations may be made to theThomas A. Gallagher Family Trustc/o US Bank Hot Springs Village,AR 71909. The funds will be usedto create a permanent memorial inremembrance of Tom to be placedon one of the golf courses in HotSprings Village.

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Kevin Dankwardt Santa Clara, CaliforniaYear graduated from KohlerHigh School: Attended kinder-garten through 10th grade, 1975. Post-high school education: Uni-versity of Louisiana Degrees BS, MS, Ph.D. all inComputer Science Occupation: Computer Scientist,consultant. Fondest memories growing up inKohler: So many! Hiking in thewoods. Walking or taking my biketo school. Playing basketball forKohler and also so many fun pick-up games on the outdoor courts be-hind school.

What was most memorableabout attending Kohler Schools,and how did the education atKHS help this grad attain theirgoals?: Such intelligent and liter-ate teachers!

I attended Kohler Kindergartenthrough 10th grade so I didn'tgraduate there, but I certainly feellike those years were dear and cru-cial for me.Hobbies: Avid photographer,hiker, volleyball player.

Cathy (Clanderman) Southern Blackfoot, Idaho Year graduated from KohlerHigh School: 1971 Post-high school education:UW-Oshkosh, Oshkosh WI Degrees: B.S. in Special Educa-tion Occupation: Taught Special Ed.for 33 years! Two years in Wau-paca, Wis.; five years in West-field, Wis.; and 26 years inBlackfoot, IdahoRetired from teaching in 2008(same year as Brett Favre wassuppose to!)Currently work part time in awine bar in Blackfoot and love it! Fondest memories growing upin Kohler: I loved the Graduationexperience! Walking down thebowl and signing our names witha scroll pen on Scroll night was sofun! I remember, of course, doingthe May Pole dance in fifth grade!Having the Youth Center was somuch fun and all our friends gath-ered there a lot! The swimmingpool was wonderful, too, and hav-ing that as a part of our P.E.classes was great! I loved going tothe Kohler Co. Christmas partiesat the auditorium and of coursewho could forget the Kohler Co.summer picnics! What a blastthey were!! What was most memorableabout attending Kohler Schools,

and how did the education atKHS help this grad attain theirgoals? Growing up in the 60swas great! Kohler High Schoolhad such great teachers and smallclasses enabled us to get a greateducation because we got lots ofattention!! I loved Sharon Lind-blad as our choir teacher and shebelieved in me and talked me intogoing to college to get my teach-ing degree even though I was notan honor student! I did get my de-gree and had 33 wonderful yearsteaching kids with disabilities! Ididn't realize what a great placeKohler was until I moved away! Iwas very blessed having beenraised there and my roots are stillthere!

I love to travel and see and dothings! I actually had visited all50 states before I turned 40! Thatis the blessing of being a teacher!Summers off are great! I am alsointo fitness and exercise. I was anaerobic dance instructor for sev-eral years and still take classes atthe gym. I love Zumba and Spinclasses. I also walk a lot and lovebeing outdoors. I am married to awonderful man named Alan whois also a terrific teacher. He is stillteaching eighth grade science herein Blackfoot. When I tell friendsabout Kohler, they are amazed atwhat a wonderful place it was andstill is!

Kohler Alumni Where are they now?

Past Kohler student Kevin Dankwardt then and now.

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The Sheboygan County TennisAssociation and Sports Core willteam up to host the 2015 DougOpel Memorial Junior TennisChampionships.

The tournament begins Friday,August 7 at 5:00 p.m. and contin-ues all day Saturday, August 8.Matches will be held at SportsCore and the Kohler school tenniscourts.

Divisions will be separated byage/ability into the following: 10 and under boys/girls (NEWthis year)14 and under Intermediate boys 14 and under Intermediate girls 18 and under Intermediate boys 18 and under Intermediate girls 18 and under Advanced boys 18 and under Advanced girls

Two matches are guaranteed forall divisions. The 10 and under di-vision will be modified matchesin round robin format and empha-size having fun. There will be tro-phies for first, second, and thirdplace. The consolation championwill receive a medal.

The registration deadline is Fri-day, July 31 at 5 p.m. There is anearly bird registration available byJuly 17.

Register for the tournament bycompleting a registration formand returning it along with the ap-propriate payment to Sports Corefront desk (Attn: Chris Nickerson)in Kohler or by mailing to SportsCore, Attn: Chris Nickerson, 100

Willow Creek Drive, Kohler, WI53044.

Registration forms are availableat the Sports Core, on the SCTAsweb site atSheboyganTennis.weebly.com, orby sending an email toChris.Nickerson@Kohler.com torequest one be sent to you elec-tronically. Inquiries may be di-rected to Chris Nickerson,Tournament Director, at 208-4926.

The Sheboygan County TennisAssociation (SCTA) was foundedin 1990 by Dr. Doug Opel. Thefirst junior tennis tournament was

held in the Summer of 1991 atmultiple sites across Sheboyganwith well over 100 players be-tween ages 12 and 18 participat-ing. Community Bank & Trustwas the title sponsor with the She-boygan Parks and Recreation De-partment as the major partner.

The tournament grew duringthe 90s until the unexpected pass-ing of Dr. Opel from a heart attackin January, 1998. The tournamentwas renamed The Doug Opel Me-morial Sheboygan County Jr. Ten-nis Tournaments, but due to theSCTA leadership changing handsmany times over the years partic-

ipation dwindled. The late Dr.Opels son, Darren Opel, movedback to Sheboygan in 2002 andwas asked to assume leadership ofthe organization. There were afew volunteers, a few programs,and the local tennis tournament. Itook over leadership and was insurvival mode! said Opel. Theevent had to combine age groupsand even boys and girls divisionsin some instances.

Around 2002 the doubles tour-nament was cancelled. In 2008,the major partner in the tourna-mentThe Sheboygan Recre-ation Departmentwithdrew all

Sheboygan County Tennis Association partners with Sports Core to rejuvenatejunior tennis tournament founded by late doctor

The late Dr. Doug Opel with daughter,Molly.

The first SCTA junior tennis tournament founded by Dr. Doug Opel in 1991 drew more than 100 participants.

support because the dwindling in-terest made it impractical to con-tinue investing their staff time oreffort. The SCTA then turned tothe Sheboygan YMCA who as-sisted with the tournament in2008 through 2010. With partici-pation still low and the tourna-ment still struggling, the SCTAtook a hiatus from 2011 thru2013. The SCTA approachedSports Core about resurrecting thetournament in 2014. It was verysuccessful with modifiedage/ability divisions and morethan 70 players participating. Dar-ren Opel is hoping to see thisyears tournament host 100+players, reminiscent of his fa-thers founding efforts.

The Golf Coaches Associationof Wisconsin (GCAW) is proud toannounce the recipients of the 4thannual Team Academic All-Stateaward, established to recognizehigh school golf teams with thehighest team grade point averages(team is defined as the five des-ignated golfers on the roster for thespring 2015 WIAA regional tour-nament).

The three teams with the highestcumulative team GPA in each divi-sion (D1, D2, D3) will be recog-nized with gold, silver, or bronze

medals for each student-athlete,and their schools will receive a cer-tificate to note this accomplish-ment. Schools with at least a 3.25team GPA will receive a certificateacknowledging honorable mentionstatus.

Kohler High School finishedwith Honorable Mention recogni-tion. Congratulations to the follow-ing team members for theiracademic accomplishments: Char-lie Twohig, Andrew Bryce,Amanda Egbert, Brady Ste-fanczyk, Sam Kohler.

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KOHLER PUBLIC LIBRARY LOCATION:Kohler Public Library ishoused with the school library in the school build-ing at 333 Upper Road.SUMMER HOURS:Monday-Thursday: 9am-8:30pmFriday: 9am-5pmSunday 1-4pmCHANGES TAKINGPLACE AT THE LIBRARYIf you have stopped in thelibrary in the month of July,you have surely noticed thatwe are upgrading all thelighting. We are switchingto a more eco-friendly LEDlight. Special thanks toMike Zimmermann, SteveJohnson (both Kohler Highgrads) and ElectriciansUnion Workers (IBEW

Local 494) for providing thelabor for the project.We will also be installingnew furniture between Au-gust and December. Someof the shelving will bemoved so if you are havinga hard time finding your fa-vorite section, just ask usfor help! We are very ex-cited about the changes andhope that you will lovethem too.2015:YEAR OF PRESIDENTS at the KPLThis year the library is chal-lenging the Village of Kohlerresidents to learn about ourUS Presidents! Stop in for acheck list and a reading rec-ommendation sheet. Prizeswill be awarded at the end ofthe year to readers who stickwith the challenge.

HISTORIC PHOTO PROJECTWe are very lucky to havein our library a rich collec-tion of historic photos dat-ing back to the 1920s.Unfortunately they are notorganized or labeled withdates or names. We would like to fix thisproblem but we need yourhelp. If you can make it into the library, we can haveyou look through some pho-tos and hopefully put somenames with the faces. If youcant make it in, we can cer-tainly make copies for you(about 24 at a time) and de-liver them to you. The library has earned agrant that will allow us todigitalize our collection. Ifyou have historic photosthat you are willing to share

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August Summer ProgramsMondays 10:30 Storytimefor Grade Schoolers (we arereading Flora and Ulyssesby DiCamillo)WednesdaysAug 5 12:30Tim Glander: Balloon MagicianAug 12 12:30Truly Remarkable Loon:JugglerAug 19 12:30Ice Cream Party Fridays 10:30 Storytimefor Preschoolers (three sto-ries based on a theme and acraft)

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Free the child's potential, and you willtransform him into the world.

Dr. Maria Montessori (Italy)Montessori Charter School grades 1-6 now available!

1907 N. 20th St., Sheboygan www.sheboyganmontessori.com

M-F 6am 6pm

Family owned and operated since 1994

Enrolling for Fall 2015/2016 4

TheKohler Villager

Publisher:Mary StruckPhone 920-331-4904

Email:kohlervillager@charter.netCirculation:

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 servingthe Village of Kohler

219 Church St.Kohler, WI 53044

Independently published twice monthly and distributed free of charge to all residents

and businesses in The Village of Kohler

Twenty high school students,along with 16 adult volunteerstook part in Blessed Trinity (She-boygan Falls) and St. John theEvangelist (Kohler) Parishes At

Home Mission Week, June 22-25. More than twenty local families

served during the memorableweek helping with projects that in-cluded painting, staining, window

washing, cleaning and gardening.The week concluded with a cele-bratory potluck that brought vol-unteers and those served together.

Parishioners serve localfamilies during HomeMission Week

The 10th Annual BethanyNeighborhood Picnic will be heldSunday, August 9 at BethanyLutheren Church, 222 ChurchStreet, Kohler.

Food will be served from 11:30a.m.-1:30 p.m. Games and funfrom 12:30-3:00 p.m.Hamburgers and hot dog meals

will be available for $2.00. (In-

Bethany Lutheran adds Bingoto 10th Annual NeighborhoodPicnic

cludes potato salad, beans, water-melon and drink).

There will be lots of games,prizes, jumpin fun, face paintingand more! New this yearBingo!!

All proceeds to benefit ProjectAngel Hugs ministering to theemotional needs of children withcancer and their families.

JULY 15, 2015 = KOHLER VILLAGER KOHLERVILLAGER.COM8

CALENDAR OF EVENTSMacKenzie-Childs FlowerMarket SaleThrough July 31Kohler GardenerEnjoy 25% off MacKenzie-ChildsFlower Market enamelware.* Instock merchandise only. Whilesupplies last. Not valid with anyother offers. Please call 920-458-5570 for more information.Summers Stylish Gift withPurchaseThrough July 19Wisconsin TraderPurchase $125 or more inwomens apparel and receive acomplimentary wristlet ($32retail value).*Wristlets are the perfectaddition to any warm-weatherensemble. Colorful, functionaland a great grab-and-go optionto a handbag. *Valid on regular-priced merchandise only. Whilesupplies last. One per customer.Cannot be combined with otheroffers. Please call 920-451-2113for more information.Exhibit: LuminescenceThrough July 19ARTspace: A Gallery of the JohnMichael Kohler Arts CenterLuminescence celebrates threeartists exploring light in theirchosen medium. Watercolorartist Jean Crane (WI)masterfully captures the lifesource and energy of hersubjects by exploiting thewonderful transparency of themedium and the sense of lightit creates. Sculptor c.t.whitehouse (WI) frees theviewer to appreciate theremarkable ways light can playupon a bronze surface bycreating simple forms and usingminimal finishing techniques.Jeweler Julie Cohn (TX) marriesold-world casting techniqueswith a modern aestheticallowing the luster of metal andsemiprecious stones to emerge.All works in this exhibition areavailable for purchase. ArtsCenter members receive a 10%discount. Please call 920-452-8602 for more information.

Sounds of Summer ABoutique Concert SeriesSundays through August 23, 1-3pm, FREEWaterfront Rotunda at TheShops at Woodlake KohlerJoin us this summer as musicfills the air along the shore ofWood Lake in Kohler. EverySunday June 7-August 23 from1-3pm, a fresh, exciting act willperform live at the WaterfrontRotunda at The Shops atWoodlake Kohler. All concertsare complimentary and open tothe public. Concessionsavailable for purchase.July 19 - Blue Light Scene -High-energy party bandJuly 26 - Aint MisbehavinTrio - Eclectic, energetic varietybandSummer DemonstrationKitchen SeriesJuly 18, 11am or 2pm, $35Demonstration Kitchen at TheShops at WoodlakeFor the first time, DestinationKohler hosts a SummerDemonstration Kitchen Seriesfeaturing seasonal-themedrecipes and beverage pairingssuited for al fresco dining andentertaining. The series featuressix sessions with culinary topicsranging from grilling andbarbequing to salsas andceviches, presented by therestaurant chefs of DestinationKohler. Each session is hosted atThe Shops at WoodlakesDemonstration Kitchen aworking kitchen that providesan intimate, informal setting bringing together professionalchefs and enthusiastic foodiesfor presentations, preparationand tasting. Sessions arescheduled on Saturdaysthrough July 18 (excluding July4) with one-hour presentationsat 11am and 2pm. All sessionsinclude food tastings, abeverage pairing and recipesfor $35 per person, plus tax. Tomake a reservation, call 888-293-7337 and ask forDemonstration Kitchenreservations.

July 18 - Salsas and Cervezas -Chef Josef Powell and BeveragePro Ryan Beebe showcasing theworld of salsas, from hot andspicy to sweet and tart.Presented with classic beersfrom south of the border.Hydrotherapy CelebrationJuly 20, 4-8pm, $55Kohler Waters SpaExperience water treatmentswith the hydrotherapy expertsat Kohler Waters Spa. Minitreatment selections include ahealthy magnesium infusion, fullbody exfoliation and bathingexperiences. Fee includes a 25-minute service plus a $25 creditto apply towards any retailpurchase in the spa boutique of$50 or more. Please contactMegan Hoffman atMegan.Hoffman@kohler.com orcall 920-451-2160 to make yourreservation. Fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. Full Spa Access isnot included.Horse & Plow Ballast PointBeer DinnerJuly 21, $50Horse &PlowThe Horse & Plow Beer Dinnerwith Ballast Point Brewery andDistillery features a receptionand 5-course dinner withpairings featuring Ballast Pointsfinest products. For reservationscall 920-457-8000 ext. 55405Meditation TrainingJuly 21, 6:30-8:30pm, $30IntentionsRelaxation expert JohnOestreicher has beenmeditating for 30 years andteaching meditation for tenyears. In this informative andrelaxing class, participants willlearn: the benefits ofmeditation, how and when tomeditate, focused attention,and how to slow down andrelease the minds endlesschatter. Students will practicemeditating and each individualwill receive a customizedmeditation based on their goalsand energy scan. Please call920-457-9543 for reservations.

Summer Sidewalk Sale July 24-26The Shops at Woodlake KohlerSummer specials in the openair. Fashions, furnishings andmore at exceptional savings of25-75% on select merchandise.Please call 920-459-1713 for moreinformation.Healthy SleepJuly 28, 6:30-8:30pm, $30Intentions Relaxation expert JohnOestreicher will teach you howto fall asleep easily and quickly.Learn to sleep soundly andrelease the endless monkeymind chatter to create a restfulnight. Learn about natural,holistic and practical techniquesthat help you develop a calmand peaceful mind for longerand healthier sleep. Please call920-457-9543 for reservations.2015 PGA ChampionshipAugust 10-16, $30-$95Whistling Straits Golf CourseDefending PGA Champion RoryMcIlroy and more than 150 ofthe worlds best golfers willcompete for the covetedWanamaker Trophy this Augustas the PGA Championshipmakes its third visit to WhistlingStraits. Weekly tickets sold-outlast year, with ticket purchasersfrom all 50 states and 28countries. However, a limitednumber of daily tickets remainavailable for purchase. Of note,Championship-round(Thursday-Sunday) daily ticketsare predicted to sell-out well inadvance of this MajorChampionship, so fans areencouraged to act quickly tosecure their spot. Fans shouldalso note that each ticketedadult can bring up to fourjuniors (age 17 and under) withthem for free each day of theChampionship. To purchasetickets, visitwww.PGAChampionship.com. 1-800-PGA-GOLF

Horse & Plow Great LakesDistillery DinnerAugust 11, $60 Horse &PlowThe first cocktail dinner at theHorse & Plow. Join Great LakesDistillery, oldest micro distilleryin the state of Wisconsin for areception and 5-course dinner. Call 920-457-8000 ext. 55405for reservations.

The Kohler Waters Spa cele-brates summer with seasonalspa services and special offers. Seasonal Spa Services. Two inspired Seasonal SpaServices will be featured for alimited time at the Five-StarKohler Waters Spa theGolfers Massage celebratesthe resorts top sport, and theCoconut Bliss Pedicure incor-porates the scents of summer.The 50-minute Golfers Mas-sage ($155/$180 Saturdays) isa deeply restorative treatmentdesigned specifically for thegolfer, combining stretching

and deep-tissue massage torelieve sore or tight musclesand increase flexibility. The 50-minute Coconut Bliss Pedicure($90) is a mini tropical vacationfeaturing a hydrating fizzy ballsoak, sugar scrub exfoliationand a shea butter footmassage with tropical scentsof toasted coconut, lime andsandalwood. Offered for a lim-ited time July 1 throughSeptember 30, 2015.Spa Retail Summer Offers All offers are available bothat the Kohler Waters Spa Bou-tique as well as online at

www.KohleratHome.com. Complimentary travel sizeKerstin Florian Rescue Crmewith any 2 item Kerstin FlorianCorrecting Skincare Purchase. Sun Protection Focus: ALLSun care products 20% Off(Includes Jane Iredale mineralfoundation, Skin AuthoritySunscreen Moisturizer SPF 30and Age Defense SPF 15, Ker-stin Florian Multi-Vitamin DayCrme SPF 30, Kaplan M.D. Lipproducts). Declare Your Independencefrom Frizzy Hair featuringMoroccanoil Smoothing Col-

lection 25% Off the followingMoroccanoil products:Smoothing Shampoo,Smoothing Conditioner,Smoothing Lotion, SmoothingMask, Frizz Control,Moroccanoil treatment.July Community Days! Kohler Waters Spa wants towelcome the local communityinto the Spa with an extra spe-cial promotion onWednesdays throughout July!Enjoy 20% off all 50-minuteand 80-minute services onWednesdays! Call 855-283-7137 for reservations. Not

valid with other discounts orpromotions. Not available forcontracted groups. Not appli-cable to seasonal services.

Celebrate Summer at Kohler Waters Spa

SPORTS COREFor more information,pricing details and toregister call Sports Coreat 920-457-4444 oronline at sports-core.comfor more information.Vinyasa & Vino Social -Friday, July 17 from 6-8pmAdult Tennis Mixer -Friday, July 24 from 6-9pmSalon at Sports Core JulySpecials: Beat the frizzieswith a Keratin SmoothingTreatment in the month ofJuly and receive $50 off afull or $25 off the expresstreatments. *Somerestrictions apply.Pedicure Special Relax toour 50 minute pedicureand receive a free polish ofyour choice.Pro Shop July Specials: HotSummer Savings in the ProShop Enjoy 15% off allregular priced apparel andaccessories. July 2-9

YOGA ON THE LAKESPECIALS AND CLASSESSpecial workshops andevents will resume inSeptember. For moreinformation and a classschedule call Yoga on theLake at 920-453-2817.YogaABC - Sunday, July 26from 6:15-6:45pm, $7

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