Birthdays:   Norm Samuelson 6/27, Jane Anne Shimizu 6/27

Anniversaries:    Tom and Lois Benson 6/30

July 11   –  Sunup Pres. Neal McEwen,  Club Assembly

July 18   –  Sharee Sheets,  Shelter Box Disaster Relief

July 25   –  Dr. Robin Sobotta,  Prescott City Airport

Meeting Highlights:  John Scholl, president of Chino Valley Rotary, was visiting  and selling tickets for a .45 lever action rifle to be raffled on July 4^th. Ives Devos was welcomed back to Arizona. President AJ Sheridan announced invitations to the Prescott club Installation Potluck Dinner at Goldwater Lake and the charter event for the new Rotary club of Sedona Village.

 

Great Extractions: Gus Bergman was Sarge and Eric Chester toted the pot. Sarge collected for birthdays and anniversaries and a new badge from Mike Bennett. Billie Orr got nailed for not greeting the City of Prescott members, and paid a fine for possibly violating the open meeting law when all sat at the same table. Matthew Phillips was happy to announce the US Vets online auction is going on now - June 15-July 15. Jerry Fohrman was happy for their 30^th anniversary last week. Greg Barstad paid to brag about Oregon State baseball and Dan Beyer was happy for his upcoming trip back East. Tony Shaw paid a grandson camping trip survival buck and Art Harrington was happy to explain why the Interact Ambassadors packed two suitcases for their Kenya trip. Lots of general and Father’s Day happy bucks. Terri Smith won the pot but no money.

 

Speaker Last Meeting:   Mayor Greg Mengarelli introduced Glen Hinshaw, owner and founder of RESA Wearables Inc.  Glen shared his journey from a professional bicycle racer interested in custom orthotics to founding a company that manufactures custom made insoles throughout the world. His central offices are located here in Prescott with kiosks located  in retail stores that scan and print custom insoles in about an hour. Each kiosk incorporates a scanner that captures every detail of your feet in three dimensions and then manufactures  the insoles with a 3D printer from high-quality thermoplastics. RESA currently has kiosks in over 27 Costco stores throughout the US. Glen is working with Yavapai College and Embry Riddle to develop educational curricula in robotic manufacturing that can be employed by RESA and associated firms providing a boost for high tech jobs in the Prescott area. See www.resawear.com for more information about this exciting company and their product.