VALLEY FORGE CHAPTER

PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS P.O. BOX 585 WORCESTER, PA 19490-0585

NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS

THE COMPASS Volume 43, Number 6 – March 2009

(Read the COMPASS on-line at www.pspe.org/valleyforge)

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE By Tony Dougherty, P.E., VFC President

Spring Time is almost here! I have mixed feelings about that statement. I am a little said that the ski season is coming to a close, but also somewhat happy because the golf season is just around the corner. Another sad point is the fact that in another couple of months my 2nd consecutive term as president of the chapter will come to an end. The silver lining to that reality is that we have a bunch of great events left before the administrative year ends.

First, our Mathcounts Banquet is a couple of weeks which looks to be a great event. In keeping with the theme of the future of the engineering profession, members of the Valley Forge and Chester County Chapters will be judging at the Delaware Valley Science Fair in early April.

A few short weeks after that we will celebrate the Chapter’s 60th Anniversary at Maggiano’s. There will be food, there will be beverages and there will be Quizzo!

Then just a month later, we will have our first time in a few years golf outing with the Chester County Chapter. I hope that many of you will be able to make it. The proceeds will benefit our scholarship program, so we need a great turnout to support this worthy program. The tournament will be followed by a golfers buffet. It will be a great day, with the exception of my score that is.

See you soon!

EVENTS SCHEDULE March 24, 2009 MATHCOUNTS Banquet, Valley Forge and Bucks Chapters, “Mastering

your Memory Power”, William Penn Inn, Details Attached; RSVP Deadline March 20, 2009

April 1, 2009 Delaware Valley Science Fair–Greater Philadelphia Expo Center, Oaks, PA

April 8, 2009 Chapter Board of Directors Meeting, Traffic Planning and Design, Pottstown, PA

April 18, 2009 60th Anniversary Dinner Celebration; Maggiano’s, King of Prussia, PA, Details Attached; RSVP Deadline April 7, 2009

May 14, 2009 Valley Forge/Chester/Bucks Chapter Golf Outing and Officer Installation, Pickering Valley Golf Club, Details Attached; RSVP Deadline May 5, 2009

Visit the VFC PSPE website (www.pspe.org/valleyforge) often for updates on upcoming events.

2008-09 Chapter Officers and Board of Directors

President Anthony Dougherty, PE 2500 E. High St., Ste 650, Pottstown, PA 19464 610-326-3100 Adougherty@trafficpd.com President-Elect Karen O’Connell, PE Villanova University karenoconnell@gmail.com Vice President Kristin Norwood, PE 2500 E. High St., Ste 650, Pottstown, PA 19464 610-326-3100 Knorwood@trafficpd.com Treasurer Mike Fischer, PE 303 Valley Hunt Dr., Phoenixville, PA 19460 215-205-2130 michaelfischer@comcast.net Secretary Lindsay Musselman, EIT PO Box 4, WP20-206, West Point, PA 19401 215-652-6649 lindsay_musselman@merck.com State Director Paul Dugan, PE 303 Valley Hunt Dr., Phoenixville, PA 19460 610-220-3820 pauldugan@comcast.net Past-President Paul Dugan, PE 303 Valley Hunt Dr., Phoenixville, PA 19460 610-220-3820 pauldugan@comcast.net Chapter Director Jim Thompson, PE 3174 Mayflower Road, Plymouth Meeting, PA 610-639-8990 Jthomp9121@aol.com Chapter Director Dan Humes, EIT 1149 Skippack Pike, Blue Bell, PA 19422 610-277-9441 dhumes@robertblue.com Chapter Director Anthony Handley, EIT 303 Valley Hunt Dr., Phoenixville, PA 19460 610-585-5889 anthonyhandley@comcast.net Chapter Director Keith Bergman, PE kbergman@comcast.net Chapter Director Kurt Leininger, PE 920 Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA 610-313-3100 Kurt.leininger@atcassociates.com Chapter Director Chad Camburn, PE 2129 E. High Street, Pottstown, PA 19464 610-323-4040 camburn@Bursich.com SE Region PSPE Vice President Frank Stanton, PE 50 Fir Drive, Richboro PA 18954 215-497-1231 fjstanton@cs.com

2008-09 VFC Committees Committee Primary Contact Secondary Contact Audit Jim Thompson, PE Kurt Leininger, PE Awards Lindsay Musselman, EIT Kristin Norwood, PE By-Laws Kurt Leininger, PE Paul Dugan, PE Engineers Week Tony Dougherty, PE Paul Dugan, PE Ethics Paul Dugan, PE Mike Fischer, PE Legislative/Gov’t Paul Dugan, PE Anthony Handley, EIT Mathcounts Karen O’Connell, PE Dan Humes, EIT Membership Lindsay Musselman, EIT Keith Bergman, PE Nominating Paul Dugan, PE Karen O’Connell, PE Programs Tony Dougherty, PE Kristin Norwood, PE Publications Kristin Norwood, PE Anthony Handley, EIT Scholarship Lindsay Musselman, EIT Chad Camburn, PE Science Fair Tony Dougherty, PE Jim Thompson, PE VFC Website Anthony Handley, EIT Mike Fischer, EIT Practice Division Contact Professional Engineers in Private Practice (PEPP) Paul Dugan, PE Professional Engineers in Construction (PEC) Kurt Leininger, PE Professional Engineers in Government (PEG) Paul Dugan, PE Professional Engineers in Industry (PEI) Lindsay Musselman, EIT Professional Engineers in Education (PEE) Keith Bergman, PE (Note – The above committee positions were determined by those who attended the Board of Director’s Summer Planning Meeting.)

PICTURE OF THE MONTH

In this Feb. 26, 2009 file photo, the home of Curt and Deborah Sleeper is seen in Festus, MO. The eastern Missouri family expects they'll be able to stay in the home built inside a cave after accepting an offer of a private mortgage contract. Curt Sleeper said Tuesday, March 10, 2009 that a New Jersey-based business, Logical Source Inc., offered a 15-year loan with a low interest rate that should allow the family to keep their home. (AP Photo/Tom Gannam, File)

IMPORTANT DATES IN HISTORY By Kristin Norwood, P.E., VFC Vice President Each month we will look at some important things that happened in each anniversary decade of the chapter beginning the first year of 1948. This month it’s 1988. The Year Was 1988: Jan 3 - Margaret Thatcher becomes longest-serving British Prime Minister this century Jan 13 - Supreme Court rules public school officials have broad powers to censor school newspapers,

plays & other expressive activities Jan 21 - US accepts immigration of 30,000 US-Vietnamese children Jan 22 - Mike Tyson TKOs Larry Holmes in 4 rounds for heavyweight boxing title Jan 31 - Washington Redskins beat the Denver Broncos 42-10 in Superbowl XXII Feb 4 - Panamanian leader Manual Noriega indicted on drug charges Feb 13 - 15th Winter Olympic Games open at Calgary, Canada Feb 25 - South Korea adopts constitution Mar 1 - Iraq says it launched 16 missiles into Tehran Mar 1 - Pontiac announces the end of the Fiero automobile Mar 11 - British pound note ceases to be legal tender, replaced by one pound coin Mar 22 - Congress overrides Reagan's veto of sweeping civil rights bill Mar 29 - US Congress discontinues aid to Nicaraguan contras

Apr 4 - 50th NCAA Men's Basketball Championship: Kansas beat Oklahoma 83-79 Apr 5 - Democratic convention picks Michael Dukakis as their presidential candidate Apr 7 - Russia announces it would withdraw its troops from Afghanistan Apr 9 - US imposes economic sanctions on Panama Apr 29 - Burt Reynolds and Loni Anderson marry May 16 - Surgeon General C. Everett Koop reports nicotine as addictive as heroin May 20 - Mike Schmidt hits his 535th homerun, moving into 8th place Jun 3 - "Big" premieres in the US Jun 13 - Boston Red Sox are 10 games back in AL and go on to win the AL East Jun 17 - Microsoft releases MS DOS 4.0 Jun 25 - Cal Ripken Jr. plays in his 1,000th consecutive game Jul 11 - Mike Tyson hires Donald Trump as an advisor Jul 16 - Michael J Fox marries Tracy Pollan Jul 21 - Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis accepts Democratic nomination for president Jul 29 - FDIC bails out 1st Republic Bank, Dallas, with $4 billion Aug 8 - Russian troops being pullout of Afghanistan after 9 year war Aug 16 - IBM introduces software for artificial intelligence Aug 18 - Republican Convention in New Orleans select Bush-Quayle ticket Sep 6 - Thomas Gregory swims the English Canal Sep 17 - 24th Olympic Games open at Seoul Korea. Sep 18 - US Olympic diver Greg Louganis hits his head on the diving board. Sep 26 - New York City's Rockefeller Center declared a national landmark Oct 1 - Mikhail Gorbachev became president of the Soviet Union Oct 8 - Fire in Seattle's Space Needle causes evacuation and $2,000 damage Oct 21 - Ferdinand & Imelda Marcos indicted on racketeering charges Nov 1 - Actor Jeff Goldblum and actress Gena Davis wed in Las Vegas Nov 2 - Computer virus strikes Pentagon, SDI research lab and 6 universities Dec 9 - NY Yankees sign 12-year television contract with MS for $500 million Dec 14 - US agrees to talk to Palestine Liberation Organization (1st time in 13 years)

“GETTING TO KNOW YOU” By Tony Dougherty, P.E., VFC President Since this year we celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Chapter, we will try to interview a more “seasoned” member each month to get a different perspective on the Chapter and a little piece of history. This month, Harve Hnatuik, P.E. who is a past president of the Chapter and the State Society! Without further ado, here are the results:

The Compass (TC): So, who are you? My parents named me Harvey Damian Hnatiuk. The “Harvey” came from the Jimmy Stewart movie according to my Mom. The “Damian” came from the Americanization of my Ukrainian grandfather’s first name. The “Hnatiuk”…who knows? I prefer to be called “Harve.” TC: Where do you or did you work? In May 2009, I will celebrate (and I hope Joe Maida does too) my 30th year of employment at Maida Engineering, Inc. I have worked at Maida as an Electrical Engineer, Project Engineer, Senior Project Engineer, Project Manager and as Vice President. TC: How long of have you worked there or been in business? I was a Transmission & Distribution (TC&D) Engineer at Philadelphia Electric Company (now known as PECO Energy) for five years before Joe Maida asked me to be the third engineer to work at his company in 1979. Doing the math, that means I have been “in the business” for nearly 35 years. Wow… do I look that old???? TC: What do you do there? I do what needs to be done to make our company successful. That being said, my time is primarily devoted to maintaining existing relationships with the clients with whom I am working and to looking for ways in which to develop additional business. I like that I continue to do a lot of engineering because it is always great to witness the fruits of one’s labor becoming a tangible reality. Engineering is a tremendous profession for many reasons; one of them, at least in my mind, is seeing concept expressed as drawings and specifications come to life and reality through the dedicated hands of construction forces. TC: Any work accomplishments you would like to speak of? Working with Joe Maida to open and to develop our Boise, ID office in the 1990’s was a thrill. We did many great projects out there for Micron Technology. Developing three projects at the Gateway Arch in St. Louis has been an exciting part of the last few years of my life. Outside of work, I am very happy and fortunate to have had the opportunity to contribute time, talent and treasure in so many areas. Being part of a “team” that raised a wonderful daughter is one thing that I truly treasure. My daughter, Catherine (Hnatiuk) Gow, is a Registered Architect who is building a great career at Francis Caufman Architects in Philadelphia. Her professional success is only part of who she is and what she does. She is a truly special person.

Harvey Hnatiuk, P.E.

TC: Are there other notable employers in your career? Yes, in fact, every place that I ever worked influenced me beginning from my paper route with the Newark Evening News. I remember having to collect money from the subscribers EVERY Friday night and how nice they were to me. Getting a ten-cent or quarter tip in the 1960’s was a big thing. Also, I bagged groceries and stocked shelves for Shop-Rite, dug and backfilled ditches on a construction crew, put roofs on new houses, worked on an assembly line and mixed paint for the elevators that were installed in the Twin Towers. Each experience was valuable in so many ways. And the people that I met and came to know influenced me in many ways. I first learned about handicapping horse races while mixing paint at Otis Elevator in Harrison, NJ for instance! TC: What is your educational background? I graduated from Kearny High School (NJ) in 1970. I was fortunate to become a General Motors Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania and earned a BSEE with honors from there in 1974. GM also provided me with a great summer job between my junior and senior years at Penn. I worked as a Quality Control Foreman at is Packard Electric plant in Warren, OH. I could write a book about those three months! TC: What licenses do you have? Driver’s license, amateur radio license (call sign KB3FW) and most importantly, active PE licenses in PA, ID, NC, MA, AK, NV and MO as well as an inactive license in UT. I am in the process of becoming registered in NJ. TC: How long have you been in PSPE? I joined PSPE in 1980, six years before I earned my PE license. TC: With what other technical or professional societies are you affiliated? I’ve been a member of IEEE since 1974. Presently, I am also a member of ISPE. TC: Tell us about your family. My mom just had her 92nd birthday. She lives in Hightstown, NJ (about 30 minutes from where Cyndee and I live in Westampton, NJ). Mom was a stay-at-home housewife but was active as a volunteer at local hospitals. My dad passed away in 1999. He was a great automobile mechanic and owned a service station until he became disabled in 1969. I worked with him at the service station during the summer and on weekends at times, pumping gas, doing oil and filter changes, changing spark plugs, or whatever he could teach me to do. I have two brothers. My older brother, Greg, owns and operates Scotch Plains Music Center in Scotch Plains, NJ. He is an awesome musician and composer. My younger brother, Vic, retired from the USAF as a Colonel after flying F-16s and R4’s among other aircraft. He now flies for Citation Jets. My wife, Cyndee, works for AJJ which is an association management firm that specializes in nursing organizations. Cyndee is the Executive Director of two national nursing organizations and one certification board. She has a bachelors and masters degree in Nursing and a doctorate in Education. God blessed me when she came into my life. I already mentioned my daughter, Catherine, who is a jewel in my life. I also have two grandchildren (Lauren, 8 and Ryan, 4). They are, of course, brilliant… as are most peoples’ grandchildren.

TC: What are your hobbies? I enjoy thoroughbred horse racing, astronomy, politics, reading, writing, music, sports and I hope to get back into ham radio soon, as well as model railroads: two hobbies from my past. TC: What is your favorite quote? “Give me liberty or give me death.” TC: What is your favorite equation? V = IR TC: What is your favorite book? There are MANY, here are a few by category: Fiction – “The High and the Mighty” by Earnest K. Gann Series – “Left Behind” by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins Non-Fiction – “A Man on the Moon” by Andrew Chaikin Sports – “The GM” by Tom Callahan TC: What or who inspired you to get into engineering? I became an amateur (ham) radio operator when I was 13 and through my local radio club met a number of people who were involved in technology. They suggested that I consider engineering as a career. My high school guidance counselor also told me that it would be a great career for me. The space program and its emphasis on technology were perhaps the biggest influences outside of people in my life. TC: What year did you join the Valley Forge Chapter? 1980 TC: What is your most memorable meeting event? Date/year? Mathcounts Banquets have been very memorable. The banquet at which we had a speaker from NASA’s Goddard Space Center was great as were Derrick Pitts from the Franklin Institute and the engineers from the Helicopter Museum. TC: How has the chapter changed/evolved over the years? As I am nearing the 30-year mark as a member, I have seen the Chapter go through highs and lows and can’t really see a true evolution. Currently, it is great to see younger engineers involved on the Board and in the Chapter’s leadership as well as the high level of involvement of members from several engineering firms who encourage their engineers to be involved. Thanks Harve for participating!!!

Free PDH’s from NSPE

NSPE has a new member benefit: All members now have the opportunity to earn four free professional development hours from four online ethics courses. The information is currently on the NSPE homepage and at http://www.nspe.org/Education/WebSeminars/index.html . In the coming days and weeks, we'll be spreading the word through other channels as well.

The courses are:

Engineering Ethics and the Law: Contract Documents and Procurement of Engineering Services (ONL-009)

Engineering Ethics and the Law: Contract Documents, Intellectual Property & Professional Liability (ONL-012)

Engineering Ethics and the Law: The PE as an Expert Witness (ONL-013)

Ethical Engineering and Fair Trade: Conflicting Interests (ONL-018)

At the end of each seminar, a quiz will be available for those who need it to meet their state's continuing education requirements.

New NSPE Member Benefit From: Larry Jacobson, Executive Director Re: NSPE New Member Benefit: Salary Survey Yesterday, NSPE launched an exciting new member benefit. It’s one that you’re already familiar with, but it now has a new approach that will provide yet another valuable reason to be an NSPE member. As you may know, for many years NSPE published its own salary survey, then in 2003, we began a joint salary survey with ASCE, ASME, and other groups. Several months ago, we decided it would be in our members’ best interest to take our version of the survey in a new direction. NSPE again fully owns and operates its own survey, just like it did from 1952 through 2002. This gives us flexibility in pricing and distribution. The big benefit for members is that by simply participating in the survey, they will receive free, unlimited access to complete survey data, not just a complimentary page or two of results. In addition, if they complete the survey at http://nspe.enetrix.com by March 31, they will be eligible to win one of two $200 American Express gift cards. Obviously, the more participants we have, the stronger the cooperative becomes and the more valid the survey results. Our competitors sell similar data for as much as $600. As an NSPE member, you get it all free! All you have to do is contribute your data to the online survey database. The change will be seamless, and members who have previously completed the survey won’t notice a difference with the Web interface at http://nspe.enetrix.com. Also, the salary data that was previously entered via the NSPE site will be maintained, so we’ll just pick up where we left off.

For those who are not members, or are members but choose not to participate in the survey, here’s the pricing model: ●NSPE Member/Survey Participant: free unlimited report access for 12 months. And you’ll renew another free year by paying your dues and participating in the free survey! ●NSPE Member/Nonparticipant: $150 unlimited report access for 12 months ●Nonmember/Survey Participant: $375 unlimited report access for 12 months ●Nonmember/Nonparticipant: $595 unlimited report access for 12 months We have started notifying the full membership about the new survey, using all NSPE communication vehicles, and we ask that you help spread the word and encourage participation. And if you haven’t contributed data for awhile, please do so and get your own complete set of salary data.

PSPE Valley Forge and Bucks County Chapters

MATHCOUNTS AND AWARDS BANQUET

Topic: “Discover Your Memory Power” When: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 5:45 PM Guest Arrival 6:00 PM - 7:00PM Cash Bar 6:30PM Dinner Served 7:30 PM Program Where: William Penn Inn 1017 DeKalb Pike Ambler, PA 19002 Cost: $25/person (no charge for Mathletes and Teachers/Coaches, and this year’s VFC College Scholarship Recipients) Dinner Choices:

• Capon Marsala with Mushrooms

• Balsamic-glazed Boneless Shortribs with Spinach and Roasted Tomatoes

• Tilapia Francaise

• Alternative Meal (such as Vegan, Chicken Fingers etc.)

Please RSVP and indicate entrée selection to Karen O’Connell at karenoconnell@gmail.com or (610) 405-8733 by Friday March 20, 2009.

Speaker: Matthew Goerke

Trainer with Freedom Personal Development

Matthew has helped train thousands of business professionals, from all walks of life, develop an instant recall memory for names, presentations, and information.

In his program, titled “Discovering Your Memory Power,” Matthew shows audiences how having a trained memory can enable listeners to make more

money, reduce stress, and save time.

www.deliverfreedom.com

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When: May 14, 2009... 9:00am registration and 10:00am start

Where: Pickering Valley Golf Club (450 S. Whitehorse Road, Phoenixville, PA 19460)

Format: Scramble

Costs: Golfer: $80/each

Foursome: $300/each

Foursome & hole sponsor: $400/each

Non Golfer: $20/each

Sponsorship Hole sponsor $100/each _________ (includes sign and recognition in newsletter & at dinner)

Prize donation _________ (includes recognition in newsletter & at dinner) examples: goodie bags, giveaways, apparel, golf equipment,

gift cards to restaurants or sporting good stores

Scholarship donation _________ (includes recognition in newsletter)

Total _________

Course Rules collared shirts, soft spikes,

no outside alcoholic beverages

Golfers

1. __________________________________

2. __________________________________

3. __________________________________

4. _________________________________

Non Golfers

____________________________

Company Name

____________________________

Address ____________________

_____________________

Phone: _____________________

Email: _____________________

Send to: Valley Forge Chapter-PSPE

c/o Mike Fischer, P.E.

234 Landover Road

Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

(215) 205-2130

P S P E

Make checks payable to Valley Forge Chapter-PSPE

Payment is due May 5, 2009

All proceeds benefit the Chapters’ Scholarship Funds!

PSPE Valley Forge & Chester

County Chapters Golf Tournament

tournament will

be followed by

a buffet dinner

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PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS P.O. BOX 585 WORCESTER, PA 19490-0585

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS' MEETING MINUTES Meeting Date

March 3, 2009 Those in Attendance: Tony Dougherty, P.E. Lindsay Musselman, E.I.T.

Kurt Leininger, P.E. Jim Thompson, P.E. Mike Fischer, P.E Karen O'Connell, P.E. Dan Humes, E.I.T Kristin Norwood, P.E.

Meeting Called to Order 6:11 PM

Minutes from Previous Meeting

Accepted. Reports of Officers President’s report:

Nothing to report. President-Elect’s report:

Nothing to report.

Vice President’s report: Nothing to report.

Secretary’s Report:

Nothing to report. Treasurer's report:

EIN/SSN issue – no update. Waiting for PSPE exemption letter. CD matured and was automatically renewed by Wachovia for 8 months at less than 1%. Treasurer sent them written

request to deposit entire amount in savings account, instead of renewal. State Director’s Report:

Not present. SE Regional VP:

Not present. Committee Reports:

Communications Compass: Send out next week. Notifications: Sent for Mathcounts banquet. Webmaster: No update.

Scholarship Winners chosen and notified. Invited to Mathcounts banquet at no cost.

MathCounts Extra winners because of a scoring glitch.

Membership:

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Nothing to report. Programs:

March 24 – Mathcounts Banquet, Memory Power with Bucks, William Penn Inn. Need minimum of 40. April 18 – Gala 60th Anniversary Dinner/Past-Presidents Dinner/50-50 drawing for scholarship.

o Maggiano's KOP, $50/person, $90/couple. Chapter to cover rest of cost. o Quizzo with prizes and history of chapter presentation. $50 from chapter for prizes.

May 14 – Golf Tournament/officer installation with Chester Chapter. o Pickering Valley, south of Phoenixville near Malvern. o Prizes and sponsorship needed.

Other suggestions: o Political Speaker o Rt 202 or Turnpike Projects o Non-technical Fun Gathering o Cayuga Pipe Tour o PennDOT o Helicopters o 4-H Clubs o Lockheed Martin o Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy

o Philadelphia Water Works o Spectrum Demolition (bus trip) o Sporting Event (bus trip) o Falls Township Windmill Construction o Royersford Green Roofs Project o 2009 Switch to Digital Signals o US Electric Power Grid Update o Wastewater "Class A" Biosolids Drying and Distribution

Unfinished Business:

New speaker gifts. Similar prices after research. Apply for PSPE Chapter Communication Award. Due March 14. Submit ASAP. Delaware Valley Science Fair Awards – April 1. $50 to each grade level for gift cards. Mailing of chapter notifications – Tony compiling for membership list update.

New Business:

Chapter Office nominations for next year. Committee – Paul, Karen, and Kristin. Need nominations for next meeting.

Adjournment:

7:10 PM Next meeting April 8 at TPD at 6pm.

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PENNSYLVANIA SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS P.O. BOX 585 WORCESTER, PA 19490-0585

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