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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1971
Page
14
New orders for durable goods climbed 3.6 percent to a record 32.2 billion dollars in November led by transportation equipment and metals. Defense orders rose slightly while machinery and capital goods categories showed mixed results, with electrical and nonelectrical machinery decreasing.
William Thorne has been elected president of the Sterling Management Club for the new year. He is superintendent of the machining and assembly department of Pittsburgh Valve Co., at Reedsville. Other officers for the 1972 term include John Bucklew as vice president and Arthur C. Close as secretary. Outgoing officers are Junior Shaver, Gerry Calvert, John Bucklew, and William Sommer.
Two major coal related conferences are scheduled for next year. The Sixth International Coal Preparation Congress in Paris March 26 to 28 will feature twenty five papers and three language translations. The Fifth International State Control Conference in London August 21 to 25 will cover rock mechanics face supports and mine layout geometry with pre prints and exhibits arranged by industry groups.
Paige Joe Paige, veteran of four years service including two years with the U S Engineer Corps in Germany, is promoted to subforeman on the first shift in Sterling Faucet Co semi automatic department. He reports to department superintendent Deno Dorinzi. Paige is a Frostburg, Maryland native who moved to Kingwood in 1948 and attended Kingwood High School graduating in 1957. He served as a truck mechanic before enlisting in July 1957 and was discharged in April as a sergeant. He and his wife live in Jerome Park with a son, Douglas Todd. Paige belongs to the American Legion and the Elks and enjoys building model planes and boats for neighborhood children.
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