Many of those marking their balâ€" lots before the election were poll workers who wouldn‘t be at their regular polls on Oct. 25th. Some 800 more came into the riding office on North Service Road to vote, either because they had regisâ€" tered after the Oct. 12th deadline and weren‘t able to vote in the advance polls or because they could attend neither the advance polls nor those held on Oct. 25th, said Hitchcox. The estimated total of 4,000 early bird voters made their marks in 11 locations set up in the riding. High turnout in advance polls Advance polls that the Oakvilleâ€" Milton Returning Officer considers "heavy" seem to indicate that voters are taking a greaterâ€"thanâ€"usual interâ€" est in the upcoming election on Oct. 25th. From a possible 95,000 voters in the Oakville/Milton riding, Robert Hitchcox said Saturday‘s advance poll saw 1,552 casting their vote with another 1,317 Oakville resiâ€" dents doing the same on Monday. The number of Monday‘s Milton voters, estimated at about 700, had not been counted at press time nor had Tuesday‘s advance poll which Hitchcox thought would be about Having shut down its Oakville plant in 1991, CGT is planning medium density housing and comâ€" mercial uses for its property. The company has a problem, however, with the route of the new road which it says will be a "significant barrier" between the existing resiâ€" dential neighborhood and CGT‘s development. A report prepared by Town Manager of Design David Bloomer, The writing was on the wall when Ward 4 councillor and Community Services Committee members Mark Brown told a CGT representative, "I think it‘s a load of crap they‘re shoving down our throat. As far as I‘m concerned, CGT can take their proposal and stuff it where the sun don‘t shine." Cambre explained that he was disappointed by the Committee‘s decision not to allow an eightâ€"week delay while CGT and Town staff discuss the matter further but said he accepted its members‘ decision. He did, however, say that his firm plans to go ahead and file for an Official Plan amendment to allow for residential/commercial developâ€" ment on the industrial site. After last week‘s unanimous decision by the Community Services Committee to reject the company‘s proposal, the brief appearance of CGT Director of Environmental Affairs Bert Cambre seemed only a formality as he realâ€" ized changes to the plan at this late date wouldn‘t fly. H&R BLOCK The battle was over before it started Monday night when repreâ€" sentatives of Canadian Generalâ€" Tower went before Council to have the new Speersâ€"Cornwall Extension reâ€"aligned through their land. By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff Local Progressive Conservative candidate Ann Mulvale did her best last week to distance herself from the public relations nightmare. In an interview with the Oakville Beaver Tuesday, even prime minister Kim Campbell said she "couldn‘t imagâ€" ine" anyone deliberately formulatâ€" ing advertising which ridiculed someone‘s physical appearance. _ On the other hand, Liberal hope ful Bonnie Brown â€" while condemn Speers Rd. reâ€"alignment killed Oct. 20, 1993 By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff Controversial advertising attackâ€" ing the physical appearance of Liberal leader Jean Chretien is an issue both local and national Tories wish had never happened. 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We use MOTORCRAFT Quality Parts "I was impressed by how quickly (the TV ads) were taken off but this She went on to say, however, that radio ads containing a similarly negâ€" ative message about Chretien have simply removed the visual imagery while retaining a "basic disrespect for Canadian values." ing the move â€" admitted the backâ€" lash has helped her party‘s cause. "I think they offended the comâ€" mon decency of Canadians," said Brown, who added that sign requests have increased since the story broke. Kim Campbell says campaign not meant to denigrate Chretien Tempo, Topaz, Escort, Lynx, Taurus, Sable, Tâ€" Bird, Cougar, Probe, Grand Marquis, Crown Vic: Town Car, Tracer, Festiva, Mustang, Aerostar, Explorer, Ranger, Bronco, Bronce II, E150. 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"He told them ‘My candidate will have nothing to do with it,‘ " said Mulvale. act of contrition rings a little holâ€" low," said Brown. Campbell said the ads were screened first by Liberal focus groups and were never intended to mock Chretien‘s facial features. "It was an error in judgement," she said. "No one would deliberateâ€" ly do that." Expires, Oct. 29/93 CLIP & SAVE .. THE OAKVILLE BEAVER ts THE FUGITIVE **= campaigns. "We have had no part of that act and we want no part of it." Mulvale went on to say that she and her team are pleased the ads have been pulled and will try and determine how the campaign was ever authorized in the first place. ‘"We‘re not playing games," said Mulvale, who also apologized durâ€" ing speaking engagements last week at two local high schools. "This is not representative of what our party stands for and certainly not what my campaign stands for." 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