ZERO ZELIENOPLE ROTARY WEEKLY BULLETIN | 1 Zero Zelienople Rotary Weekly Bulletin FEBRUARY 17, 2017 CLUB CHARTERED 1924 NO. 5169 DISTRICT 7280 We started the meeting with a prayer by Tom Grant, and the Pledge of Allegiance. Just north of Zelienople on Route 19, partners Bill Hahn and Paul Vorbach (below, left) are running two integrated and innovative companies – one in classic car restoration and the other in 3D printing to produce needed, hard-to- find parts and more. Paul Vorbach told club members on Friday about Hahn-Vorbach & Associates LLC and their automotive restoration work. The company has worked on high-end classics like a 1938 HRG Airline Coupe, recently shown at an automotive museum, and a $1.5 million 1956 Mercedes Benz 300 SL “Gullwing.” They also work on many classic American cars. They ventured into 3D printing, and formed the company HV3D Works LLC, when they could not find needed parts for the cars they were restoring. Paul described the many elements involved in this new technology. They do not have a 3D printer on site, but they have the expertise to scan and produce the drawings needed to produce through 3D printing. Paul suggested other applications that they could help bring from an idea to reality – in different business and other sectors. For more information, check out their websites at http://hahnvorbach.com/ and http://hv3dworks.com/. Neal Jackson (below, right) introduced today’s program and described a conversation he had with Paul at WesBanco that led to the invitation to speak to the club. Leading today’s Rotary Breakfast, Tom Grant named 8 th grader Annie Castagnero as the Seneca Valley Middle School Student of the Semester. Tom read many positive reviews of Annie put together by the Today’s Program, Part 1: Paul Vorbach Describes Local Company’s Work in Collector Car Restoration and 3D Printing Technology Part 2: Seneca Valley Middle School Student of the Semester Recognized
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Zero Zelienople
Rotary Weekly Bulletin
FEBRUARY 17, 2017 CLUB CHARTERED 1924 NO. 5169 DISTRICT 7280
We started the meeting with a prayer by Tom Grant, and the
Pledge of Allegiance.
Just north of Zelienople on Route 19, partners Bill Hahn and Paul Vorbach
(below, left) are running two integrated and innovative companies – one in classic car restoration and the other in 3D printing to produce needed, hard-to-find parts and more.
Paul Vorbach told club members on Friday about Hahn-Vorbach & Associates LLC and their automotive restoration work. The company has worked on high-end classics like a 1938 HRG Airline Coupe, recently shown at an automotive museum, and a $1.5 million 1956 Mercedes Benz 300 SL “Gullwing.” They also work on many classic American cars.
They ventured into 3D printing, and formed the company HV3D Works LLC, when they could not find needed parts for the cars they were restoring. Paul described the many elements involved in this new technology. They do not have a 3D printer on site, but they have the
expertise to scan and produce the drawings needed to produce through 3D printing. Paul suggested other applications that they could help bring from an idea to reality – in different business and other sectors.
For more information, check out their websites at http://hahnvorbach.com/ and http://hv3dworks.com/.
Neal Jackson (below, right) introduced today’s program and described a conversation he had with Paul at WesBanco that led to the invitation to speak to the club.
Leading today’s Rotary Breakfast, Tom Grant named 8th grader Annie Castagnero as the Seneca Valley Middle School Student of the Semester. Tom read many positive reviews of Annie put together by the
Today’s Program, Part 1: Paul Vorbach Describes Local Company’s Work in Collector Car Restoration and 3D Printing
Technology
Part 2: Seneca Valley Middle School Student of the Semester
Anne and dad Bob Castagnero huddle together while Neal and his guest, Paul Vorbach, do not.
SVMS administration and teachers. Anne has kept a 4.0 GPA through 8th grade, as well as during her 7th grade year. In addition to excelling in academics, she is involved in many extracurricular activities including sports, drama and Girl Scouts. She is active in helping the community by volunteering at the Ronald McDonald House, being an alter server at St. Ferdinand’s Church and serving as a junior camp counselor at Camp G.
A number of glowing words from Annie’s teachers were included in the presentation. Here are some:
“Annie is doing a fantastic independent scenario project. In keeping with the theme for National History Day, ‘Taking a Stand,’ she is showing how the musical Hamilton takes a stand against how history has been taught and presented, that the musical encourages us to look beyond “textbook history.” She plans to share her work at National History Day. LOVE HER!!!!” -Mrs. Loewy- Purpose/Gifted Support Teacher
“Annie is a student who stuck out right at the beginning of 7th grade. She is such a positive force to those around her and is a quiet, humble leader. Her inspiring attitude is contagious and has caught on to her classmates. I’ve never had a 1st pd. Chorus class so alert and excited to make music every morning. I believe that Annie is a true motivator of that. I can’t think of a better student to receive this honor. She is an inspiration.” -Mrs. Barker-Chorus Teacher
“Annie is a well-rounded young lady. She not only gets A’s in science, but participates in class, asks great questions, and is curious about how things work.” -Mrs. Wilson-Science Teacher
“She’s a natural leader and leads class discussions. Rare ability to bring out the best in the people around her, including the teacher.” -Mr. O’Shea-Civics Teacher
Anne spoke to the club from the podium (right, with Tom Grant). “Thank you very much for recognizing me” she said. She told the club that there were many other students very deserving of recognition and she was very humbled by the honor.
Anne’s father, Robert Castagnero, joined her at the Rotary Breakfast.
Rotary member Beth Marshall made the arrangements with SVMS to have Anne selected for this award.
Guests
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Happy Bucks Beth Marshall – Charlie Deer, Kim Lackatos, Jeff
Simmons and she hosted an Open House for the Rotary Youth Exchange program at the library on Wednesday. We still need a host family to enable us to sponsor a Youth Exchange student next year. If you are interested or know someone who is – or needs more information – please let Beth or Jeff know.
Marie Grant – 3 Happy Bucks…Tom and she met with a professional who was very impressed with Rotary and what the organization does to help the community. Thanks to Don Ridgley and Tim Mitro for their Service Above Self.
Don Ridgley – Has the best neighbor in the world (Tim Mitro!). Along with Don’s wife Linda, they took 1,000 pounds of donated Jenny Lee bread to organizations that help those in need. Thanks also to Skip Kennedy for the use of his truck. See photos on this page for all the fun!
Anniversaries Jeremiah Bondra (2011)
Happy Bucks (con’t) (wow, we’re so happy!)
Rich Gigliotti – Happy to be here this morning and happy his kids are feeling better.
Carroll Cooper – The boys got back and had many stories…
George Villegas – His daughter Meghan turned 19.
Charlie Deer – A happy buck in honor of St. Valentine.
Jeff Simmons – An announcement buck: The Tamburitzans of Duquesne University will perform in Ellwood City on Sunday, April 9 as a fundraiser for the Rotary club there. Tickets go on sale next week.
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Rich serves on a board in Butler County that deals with drug abuse. The board is in need of two female representatives. Contact Rich for more information.
Tom had news from Kosova. This is the 9th anniversary of the country, where we have a sister club. Tom also shared the great news that Butrint and Rrezarta Batalli, members of recent Friendship Exchanges with our district, had a baby this week.
The Rotary Ethics Symposium in Grove City will be March 7. If anyone from our club is interested in attending, please let Ron know. If Ron does not hear from any member about this, we will likely not participate.
The Rotary District 7280 District Conference will take place May 19-21 in Punxsutawney.
A Friendship Exchange will take place in late May/early June. Rotarians from several eastern European countries will be visiting our area. Housing is needed. Then, later in the year, Rotarians from our district can travel to Slovakia and Hungary. If interested, contact Assistant Governor Ken Fleeson or Ron for more information.
Jeff announced we need area businesses and organizations to buy ads for our 2017 Sponsor Boards. Ads cost $100 each. The Sponsor Boards will be displayed at five (5) of our largest events where members of the public will see the ads. We currently have 11 spots filled. Ads are due March 1. Mark has ad copy from last year, if needed. Contact Mark to reserve your ad space today. See flyer to right.
General Business and Announcements
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Carroll Cooper had the lucky 50/50
ticket. Again. She did not find the
joker.
Editor’s Note Today’s photos were taken by Don Ridgley. Today’s reporting by Jeff Simmons.
50/50
Board of Directors
Ron Elliott – President Charlie Deer – Vice President
Neal Jackson – Secretary Jim Moser – Treasurer
Dan Fazio – Board Member Kathy Corcoran – Board Member Tim Mitro – Board Member Archie Simpson – Board Member Tom Grant – Past President
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