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| LECTIONS ‘85 X ECTIONS '85

SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES

“\ Guglielmi will bring his

extensive experience in labor

-Felations ‘to the hoard. He

} knows:'that open.communic-;

ation.and a supportive, rés-:
pectful attitude on the part of

5 the board and administration

} establishing a positive labor -

ANTONIO GUGLIELM!
School board candidate
for City of C

towards the staff and tea-
chers will go a long way to

and educational climate in
this. district.

It is also his conviction that
one of the ways the board can
help make adequate educa-
tional funding a higher
provincial priority is to en-
sure that Victoria knows
about and jis freqently re-
minded of the educational

* situation here in Castlegar.

With his abilities, interest

GUGLIELMI:

Access to
education

Antonio “Tony” Guglielmi
is well known in Castlegar as
a hardworking, dependable,
enthusiastic and community
oriented person and he wants
to-bring these qualities as
well as his skills and abilities
to the school board on Nov.
16.

and

has a lot to contribute to a
school district which could be
going through some very dif-
ficult times in the next two
years. He asks for your
‘support on Nov. 16.

Born and educated in Italy

and trained as a chemical

technologist, Guglielmi came. |

to Canada in 1967. He has
worked as a letter carrier for
Canada Post for the past 11

years and settled in Castle.

gar in 1979.

t
He and. his wife Diane }!’

brought to Castlegar a strong
commitment to contribute to
the life of their community.
With their three daughters,
Lisa, Irene and Angela in
elementary school, some of
the focus for their energies
has naturally been within a
local parent support group
and on behalf of good ser-
vices for children in this dis-
trict.
Presently, Guglielmi is
~ serving his second term as
president of his local of the
Letter Carrier's Union; takes
part in the life of St. Rita’s
Parish; and is an active dir-
ector for the Aquanauts
Swim Club. As well, he vol-
unteers as the co-ordinator of
a social club which annually
sponsors a giant Christmas
potluck and a spring picnic
for the community at large.
Guglielmi’s decision to put
his name forward as a school
trustee came from a convic-
tion that Castlegar needs a
school board that- will ac-
tively defend the right of all
the children in this commun-
ity to have equal access to x
quality education — one
which meets their particular
needs and one which will give

LINDA KRULL

School board candidate
for City of Castlegar

KRULL:

Continued
dedication

Allow me to introduce my-
self. I am Linda Krull,
mother of three (two are in
the school system), running
for my second term as school
trustee for School District
No. 9 (Castlegar).

Your concerns are my
concerns: our children’s edu-
cation, to see they get the
best education this school
district is able to provide.

During the past two years
Ihave gained the experience
so essential to a school trus-
tee, toured every school in
our district, spent countless
hours learning procedures,
meeting staff and attending
meetings.

This past year I have been
chairperson of the transpor-
tation and CUPE — labor
management committees and

them the necessary skills to-a member of the policy com-

become productive, creative,
caring and contributing
adults.

Guglielmi is concerned that
the quality of our children's
education could seriously
deteriorate over the next few
years as class sizes increase,

- more demands are placed on
the staff, and support ser-
vices decline. He believes it is
the responsibility of the
board to keep the community
well informed as to the situ-
ation and to ask for input and
support when necessary.

mittee. Also, I have attended
every education and regular
board meeting.

For the past two years I
have been our board's mem-
ber at the branch level (our
branch includes Trail, Grand
Forks, Nelson, Arrow Lakes,
Nakusp and Castlegar school
districts). Ls

My previous promise was
to be available to listen to
your concerns and I feel I
have helped to the best of my
ability.

I promised hard work and

Ihave

hours and am prepared to

continue this dedication. _
Since I do’ not work outside’

the hame, I have the time to
work for you. :

I believe our community is
a good community and be-
cause of this I feel I want to
contribute.

Foster Parents -is still of
interest to my family: Since
last.spring I have become a
voting member of the Royal
Canadian Legion Branch’170.
Crocheting, knitting, sewing
and bowling are my leisure
time activities. mi

A vote for Krull is_a vote
for hard work, availability
and a genuine concern for our
children.

for their co-op
tion; it hasn't been easy. —

When you cast your vote
on. Saturday -please. consider *’
-my efforts ‘and perfotmance °
on your behalf these past six
years. I have served on or
chaired most every commit-
tee; and this recent two-year"
term have acted as board
chairman.

This is what I have done. I
would like ‘to tell you what
you might expect in the next
two years. e

Firstly, you can expect the
same amount of time and ef-
fort, working for your chil-
dren and their education.

You can expect honesty,
integrity and decisiveness.
You can expect that I will
listen to your concerns and

=| make decisions in the best
) interest of all students in
5 School District No. 9.

“You can expect that I will
not use my position as trus-
tee to do battle with the
provincial government. That
battle must be fought during
the next provincial election. I
will not jeopardize local
autonomy (little as it may be)
for a fight we cannot win. (I
remind you of the removal of
the. Vancouver School
Board).

I believe it to be my ob-
ligation to do all that can

H legally be done in the inter-

DOREEN SMECHER
School board candidate
for city of Castlegar

SMECHER:

Restraint
not easy

I have served on the school
board for the past: six years
and am seeking re-election.
I know I can continue to
make a positive contribution
to education.

Education in this district
and province has undergone
the worst two years in its
recent history. This district
has fallen victim to restraint,
losing programs and_ ser-
vices. -

It was evident that with a
lower level of funding some-
thing had to be sacrificed. It
was not easy, it was not
pleasant, it was necessary.
But we did not only lose; we
saved.

We. saved the excellent
working relationship with
our teaching staff. We saved
the excellent working -rela-
tionship with our support
staff.

This didn't just happen,
with all the stress and pres-
sures of provincial govern-
ment rulings, all of us —
board, teacher and non-
teacher — strived to main-
tain harmony and we suc-
ceeded. I take pride in having
played a major role in that
effort and express my ap-
preciation to the CDTA
members and the CUPE

ests of the students and em-
ployees of this district.

What this board needs is
trustees who are willing to
give of their time; trustees
who will listen to your con-
cerns; trustees who are hon-
est and forthright; trustees
who are prepared to make
decisions.

I've proven myself to: be
that kind of trustee. On Nov.
16 vote Smecher. Thank you.

ED CONROY:
Busing
an issue

A long-time area resident,
Roy Edward Conroy (Ed) re-
ceived his schooling in the
district, graduating in 1965
from Stanley Humphries.
After graduation, Conroy
went on to attend Selkirk
College and the University of
Victoria.

He has been employed by
Westar Timber for the past
14 years in the Marine Divi-
sion on the towboats. Along
with his wife, Katrine, he
operates Norns Creek

continued on page BS.

For

HONESTY

and

HARD WORK

RE-ELECT

SMECHER

For Trustee

SS .
November 13,1985. Castlegar News 57

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I believe if you're going to do™
hii you give it the

He wants to see the board
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Long before policies and pri-

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orities of the community.

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