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John Matoney elected
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John E. Matoney
John E. Matoney, of
Mount Joy, director of the
Bureau of Apprenticeship
and Training -in the
Department of Labor and
Industry, has been elected
secretary of the National
Association of State and
Territorial Apprenticeship
Directors (NASTAD) at a
recent conference in Den-
ver Colo. He will also serve
as a member of
NASTAD, Inc. board of
directors. -
NASTAD, Inc. is a
the
federally funded entity
based in Denver with
regional coordinators
throughout the United
States. They provide cont-
inuing assistance to state
apprenticeship agencies/
councils for conforming
with federal regulations.
Matoney has been with
the department seven
years, the last four as
director of the bureau. He
was appointed by Governor
Shapp to the Contract
Compliance Advisory Board
of the Pennsylvania Human
Relations Commission three
years ago. He also is a
member of the advisory
board of the Cumberland-
Perry Vo-Tech School, and
the Multi-Joint Apprentice-
ship Committee at the
Lewisbung Federal Peni-
tentiary.
Tim Eshleman
makes dean’s list
Timothy Eshelman of
Mount Joy made the
dean’s list at Juniata
College this last semester.
He got better than 2.6 on a
scale to 3.0, putting him in
the top 8% of Juniata
students.
Timothy, a multimedia
major, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James M.
Eshelman of RD2 Mount
Joy.
State praises PP&L
for efforts to hire
handicapped
The State Bureau of
Vocational Rehabilitation
today recognized Pennsyl-
vania Power & Light
Company Board Chairman,
Jack K. Busby and Charles
B. Sauder, PP&L Employ-
ment Supervisor, for their
outstanding records in
hiring the handicapped and
providing for them in the
workplace.
According to a PP&L
spokesman, the company
has employed 19 handicap-
ped individuals since 1975,
including persons who are
deaf and speechless, part-
ially-sighted, arthritic, di-
abetic, epileptic, have a
heart condition or are polio
victims.
PP&L began taking steps
to facilitate employment of
the handicapped in 1975
when it altered facilities to
accommodate handicapped
persons. This involved
installing electrically oper-
ated doors in and out of the
general office building in
Allentown, changing some
restrooms and lowering
some water fountains. The
company also made accom-
modations at its Lehigh
Division Service Center at
Route 309 and Tilghman
Street to make the building
completely accessible to the
handicapped.
""PP&L has not only
worked closely with the
bureau on employment of
the handicapped,”’ Hagan
points out, ‘‘but has also
made the minor, but
essential, adjustments
within certain jobs to help
the handicapped without
changing employment
standards.”
Donna Peters
ecraduates
Donna Peters of Marietta
graduated from Findlay
College recently with a
B.A. degree.
Findlay College is locat-
ed in Findlay, Ohio.
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