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A wp 4-- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, October 5 1991 ¥ Gadsden For almost 30 years, Ken Gadsden worked actively on elec- tion cam takes the plunge ifWard 3 ns for other people. "take the plunge" himself to run This year, he has decided to "for the seat in Ward 3 (Scugog MEALS-ON-WHEELS FOOT CARE DURHAM REGION COMMUNITY CARE ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY CARE AWARENESS MONTH services in.Scugog Township. @OZPTIM BrrPO0 <---TCOM® MZOTVMrm- Vollnteers contribute a wide variety of interests, skills, and talents to Community Care. Without the strong commitment of our volunteers, we-ould not function. Scugog Commupity Care Home Support Volunteers and .COPE Mental Health Volunteers are the backbone of our Please consider becoming a volunteer with us, and call: SCUGOG COMMINITYCARE + COPE Home Support Services Mental 985-8461 © Health Program vrmz mEoOT 0z---~-9l< ma>0. ZOMIOZEC Island) when Township voters £0 * to the polls in November. " "Now that I am liying here (Island) T want to be able to make a contribution to the community," he said in an interview last week. On specific issues, he 'said there are several that must be addressed, including environmgfi- tal protection. "The Island is a great place to ive and enjoy the rural lifestyle en the advantages of the lake and opens spaces." This must be protected, he* said, with controlled growth and special emphasis on protecting water qualities in both the 'lake and gi d . MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT ONE-TO-ONE or GROUPS "TOYS * FURNITURE * MAGAZINE RACKS SEAGRAVE * ROCKING ANIMALS * REPLICAS of your FAVOURITE VEHICLE * WHAT-NOT BOXES Seeing i belieuins ... 44 ROBINGLADE DRIVE, ROBINGLADE ESTATES 985-2434 He wants to see the old tires now stored on the Island rémoved and he said he would "fight to prevent any attempts to locate a dump on the Island or if the Township." w o Ken Gadsden could all get down £ less than one bag (of garbage) dich week." Noting that people are "fed up with taxation. in general," he said it is the responsibility of local council to apply effective' man- agement control over every tax dollar, recognizing at the same' time that the infrastructure must be properly maintained and up- graded. As Tor capital projects, he sug- gested "creatiye financing con- cepts and grants" be-used wher- ever possible. Mr. Gadsden said he is con- cemed that people are becoming polarized over the issue of taxa- , tion. As for the issue of new recre- atioh facilities in Scugog, he said he agrees with what he called the "long term approach" taken by the Township, based on financial capabilities. Mr. Gadsden said he wants to see. the Township become more 1200 SQ. FT. BUNGALOW INCLUDING DOUBLE * GARAGE. BUILD ON YOUR OWN LOT. 1900.SQ. FT. CAPE COD STYLE BUILD ON YOUR OWN LOT. J Custom Built Homés At Builder's Prices Scarborough 298-8823 Port Perry 1-416-985-3491 2200 SQ. FT. INCLUDING 3 CAR GARAGE ' BUILD ON YOUR OWN LOT. . . 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While pledging to effectively represent the ratepayers of Ward 3, Mr. Gadsden said the needs of other wards must be considered, and councillors should: work. co- operatively to ensure the 'needs. of the Township as a Whole are met. Mr. Gadsden, 56, has lived on' Fralick's Beach Road since 1988. He retired as a section manager after 31 years with Bell, and now works as.an independent tonsul- tant in areas of safety and super- vision, For the past three years he has been a members of Scugog's committee of adjustment, and from 1986-88 was on Durham Region's Land Division Committee. 1 He worked actively on politi- cal campaigns at the municipal, provincial and federal levels in Pickering where he lived for 30 - years before moving to Scugog. But this will be his first attempt at elected office. Mr. Gadsden and his wife Margo have three grown chil- dren. There are now three candi- dates in the race for the seat in Ward 3 that is being vacated after this term by incumbent Al Goreski. Mr. Gadsden, Jim Tower, and John Abbott are officially in the race for the "Island" ward. SCUGOG -HALL NO. 1 (PORT PERRY) 'Oct. 1, 11:05 J Chimney fire, Durham Rd. 21. Oct. 2, 07:47 Ambulance assist, Queen St., Port Perry. Oct. 5, 17:52 ¥ Police assist, Lake Scugog: SCUGOG HALL NO. 2 (CAESAREA) Oct. 2, 14:58 Alarms ringing, Cartwright Public School. COUPON - om mm tm mm mn mm mn mm mm tt tn tn ef ny Square Boy Sportsiand 12 slice medium Free skate | zZ®, sha nl Bigs Die. 2 small any. pizzas. : purchase. Pages i i Page 3 Dowson's Valu-mart Post Frult & milk, Kraft chee Fibre, Pillsbury rolls, Perfection evaporated se pot, Stove Top stuffing, teaf bacon, Green Glant vegetables. py Page 24 Rt 1 I I | L pp pr eg gg]