HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1974-04-18, Page 10THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1974
Need student jobs
The Summer Student Place-
ment office at the Canada
Manpower Centre in Goderich
was officially opened on April
I. At that date there was
a total of 378 secondary, and
post secondary students regist-
ered, who were looking for
summer employment.
The bulk of the registering
took place when Miss Helen
O'Neil, the student area co-
ordinator and Gary Walden, the
Summer Student counsellor in
African minister
Easter speaker at
Lutheran Church
Easter was celebrated at St.
Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich
with Rev. Senoelo Mothupi
of Pretoria, South Africa, as
speaker at both the 8 a.m. and
10 a.m. services. At the earl-
ier service he told something
of his own background as a
black pastor in a country where
separation of racial groups is
a religious concept as well as
social and political.
The earlier service was spon-
sored by the Luther League and
the committee on youth minis-
try. The hymn singing was led
by Elizabeth Deichert with
guitar and John Deichert on
the string bass. Unaccompanied,
Pastor and Mrs. Mothupi sang
twice with their daughters
Susan and Catherine in the
Tswana language and Mrs.
Mothupi sang alone a hymn
of welcome based on Romans,
chapter 15.
In his sermon at the main
service Pastor Mothupi emph-
asized that there could be no
forgiveness without shedding of
blood, no resurrection without
death, no Easter without a
Good Friday. The choir sang at
the main service "He is Risen, "
and "Sing with All the Sons of
Glory."
At the earlier service Mrs.
Earl Deichert with daughters
Elizabeth and Susan sang a
three part harmonization of
"Where He Leads Me. I will
Follow.''
Between the two services
the youth group served break-
fast of colored Easter eggs,
coffee cake, and other breads.
Goderich visited the area high
schools. At Goderich District
Collegiate the guidance couns-
ellor, Mr. Seamen, set aside a
room for the day so that inter-
ested students could talk with
the placement counsellors about
job prospects and how to best
obtain them.
In Clinton, the guidance
counsellor, Gord Smith, had
screened the students and set
up appointments for those int-
erested.
At Seaforth, a school of 500
pupils, the registering program
was very successful. Here stud-
ents who were farther from the
Canada Manpower Centre in
Goderich took advantage of the
opportunity to register for work,
and kept the counsellors quite
busy.
Mr. Lawton, rhe guidance
counsellor at South lluron Dist-
rict lligh School, in Exeter,
also set up and arranged a very
successful day for both the
students and the Canada Man-
power Centre counsellors. In
all, over 160 students were reg-
istered at the high schools.
Now, Mr. Walden says, the
big job has started; that is,
trying to get employers to
contact either the Canada Man-
power Centre office in God-
erich or Huron Park, to hire th
these students. The students
are eager for work and willing
to accept almost anything.
However, the response from
the employers has been some-
what slow. Mr. Walden is hop-
ing that a planned program
"Hire a Student Week" in June
will generate some activity and
result in some job openings.
Mr. Walden is continually
making personnel calls on empl-
oyers and in most cases the job
response from this has been
good, but he is unable to call
on every employer in the area.
It is to these employers that he
asks that they call him, and use
the free service, set up by the
government, to help fill sum-
mer job vacancies.
In nearly all cases of student
employment, the employer
has been completely satisfied.
Not only has it resulted in
more money for him, but it has
also given him more leisure
time during the summer.
Mr. Walden has tried to
make the services of the Canada
Manpower Centre in Goderich
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and Huron Park known to the
public by advertising in the
papers and on radio; by visiting
as many employers as he can;
by printing posters and placing
them in the different towns;
and by organizing the "hire a
Student Week" program.
Some of the jobs which the
students are looking for are•
domestic, babysitting, farm,
and recreational work, as well
as the normal summer jobs. So
if YOU are looking for help in
any of the abov occupations,
even if only for ONE day, Mr.
Walden is asking than you
please contact him
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