rapids ripples - Wisconsin Rapids Rotary
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rapids ripples - Wisconsin Rapids Rotary
The Rotary Club of Wisconsin Rapids · Organized June 17, 1919 RAPIDS RIPPLES Rotary District No. 6250 · Club No. 2723 February 9, 2015 Volume 95 · Issue 28 2014–15 Officers: President – Bruce Rokke Today’s Program: brokke@keysavingsbank.com President Elect – Tari Jahns tari@uwiw.org Vice President – Phil Hartley phil.hartley@newgpagecorp.com Healthy People Wood County Speaker: Mozelle Stoiber Rotarian: Kristie Rauter & DaNita Carlson Secretary – Bret Salscheider salscheider@swcymca.org Treasurer – Al Bardole abardole@bardolewolfe.com Past President – Todd Cour todd@courfinancial.com Directors: Mozelle Stoiber Tammi Jepson Mitch Bain Amy Kolo-Elmhorst Upcoming Programs: February 16th Rotarian: Nan Taylor Speaker: Dr. Craig Flinders Program: Speak Now February 23rd Rotarian: Derek Theil Speaker: TBA Program: TBA March 2nd Dave Warren 2014-15 District Governor Gary C.K. Huang 2014-15 Rotary International President Rotary Youth Exchange Past Program: Arit Gras Speaker: Cathy Meils Rotarian: Don Stein Cathy Meils and Ellen Roeseler program for the 2015 ARTi Gras festival of the arts, which takes place at Wisconsin Rapids Community Theatre, Central Wisconsin Cultural Center, and South Wood County Historical Museum February 11 - 15. The festival consists of over 20 events and includes five guest artists who are coming to Wisconsin Rapids especially for the event. Highlights include at Magic Show, a Poetry Slam, a piano concert, and the Valentine's Day Masquerade Ball. The Rotary presentation also gave statistics on the positive economic and health impact of arts on individuals and communities. Volume 95 · Issue 28· February 9, 2015 Page 2 Rotary Memories 25 Years Ago ………. February 2nd Rotary Meeting Roy Schulz gave the club a very interesting slide program about the new rack storage buildings that Consolidated Papers, Inc. is building adjacent to the existing conversion facility. The buildings will be approximately 93 feet high and will house the roll storage and finished goods storage. The method of handling and storing will be completely automated. The total new expansion, including a new paper machine, will cost 495 million dollars when completed in late 1991. Besides the rack storage and new paper machine, there will also be an expansion at the Kraft Mill. The new paper machine will produce 600 roll tons per day. Mr. Schulz said that Consolidated expects the market to grow strong. He estimated 225 new jobs will be created by this expansion. Honorary Rotarian: Mayor Zach Vruwink Visiting Rotarians, Interact Students: None Youth Rotars: Caleb Rheinschmidt / NHS Alexandria Schraeder / JEHS Emily Faivre / AHS Ashley Piltz / LHS Jacob Luedke / LHS Megan Hughes / LHS Guests: Buck Evans, guest of Pat Brennan Brian Clark, Dick Stoughton, Gerry Lazarski and Clay Williams were guests of Roy Schulz. Rotary Exchange Students: Victor Adler Visiting Rotarians: Miles Knuteson, Bloomington, Indiana Guest/Guest Of: Jep McKinney / Mark Skibba Ben Eberlein / Tammi Jepson 60 Years Ago ………. Make-Ups: Bruce Rokke 2/2 – Board Meeting on 1/26 Randy Jahns 1/19 – On-line Anita Whetstone 1/19 – On-line Email Bret Salscheider salscheider@swcymca.org (Make-ups for missed meetings must be completed within two weeks (prior or following) the missed meeting.) Resignations, Leaves of Absence, Rule of 85: None Free Lunch Happy Cup Nelson Dahl $21.00 Jay Normington introduced Don Lothrup, from the Travel Shop in Stevens Point. Mr. Lothrup provided a United Air Lines trip to Hawaii as we enjoyed the comforts of the Mead Hotel Dining Room. We saw all of it in color movies – famous Waikiki Beach, surf riders, Diamond Head, the sugar, coffee and pineapple industries and the ubiquitous lovely leidecked hula girls. Mr. Lothrup noted that each hula tells a story; meanings are conveyed with the hands, not the hips. Hawaii is indeed a balmy climate, rich in cultural heritage and a perfect place for relaxation. Community Chest – Jack Potter, one of the directors of the local Community Chest, gave a brief talk on the annual fund drive. George Mead II is drive chairman. announcements: - 2015 – 2016 Rotary theme will be “Be a Gift to the World” dates to remember: - Thursday, February 12th – Rotary After Hours - 5:00 P.M. @ Jennings & Co. Estate Planning? Think Rotary! Rotary can be the gift that keeps giving. Consider supporting our local Rotary Foundation as a part of your legacy. Ask Al Bardole, Chuck Gibbons, or Dan Guck how Rotary can be included in your estate planning. CURRENT CLUB MEMBERS WHO ARE PAUL HARRIS FELLOWS: Al Bardole +1 Todd Cour +1 Ken Hill Robert McGrath Bruce Rokke +1 Donald Soe +1 Celse Berard James Custer +1 H.M. Hughson George Mead, II Pam Ross +1 John Steele +5 Joy Berg +8 Nelson Dahl +1 Richard Kalscheur Michael Mehr +3 Kelly Ryan Paul Wachowiak +1 Phil Brown +1 Guy-Robert Detlefsen, Jr. Richard Kenney +2 Ahmad Musallam +1 Loretta Schoechert James Wenzlaff Sue Budjac +1 Susan Feith +1 John Kinsey Gregory Nettesheim John Siewert, Sr. +1 John Clark Charles Gibbons +8 David Kumm +1 Michael O'Leary John Siewert, Jr.+1 Robert Zimmerman +4 Marlyn Close Meetings every Monday at 11:45am at Hotel Mead · www.wisconsinrapidsrotary.org Paul Grinder Ronald McCabe +2 Mark Olinyk +1 Peter Smart