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He also pointed to his involve- ment in the ongoing GATT talks and the interest that the com- munity has in achieving a bal- anced trading market. Mr. Stevenson cautioned however, that there are still many challenges for Canadians - in the years ahead, but stressed that the country can benefit from being competitive. "The challenges of today will bring opportunities for tomor- success in the competitive fu- ture." In a post meeting interview, Mr. Stevenson told reporters there was never any doubtin his mind that he would seek a sec- ondterm.. . - "I enjoy working with people and in doing this you have to en- Joy it," he said. "I enjoy the chal- lenge and I have no intentions of quitting." Mr. Stevenson also said he has no aspirations of becoming a cabinet minister. "In my present life the sun doesn't rise and fall over me be- ing a cabinet minister," he said. Mr. Stevenson said in terms of representing his constituents it did not matter whether or not he held a cabinet post. He was responding to a report in last week's Port Perry Star in Ross Stevenson gearing up for another term in politics 'which Liberal hopeful. 'Dave 'Robinson told a recent party gathering that the riding of urham "needs more than a backbencher." He promised to resign if not given a cabinet post after his first term. Co But it appears Mr. Stevenson did not take the remarks of Mr. Robinson too seriously. "I'll let the little members of the Liberal Party judge these statements," he told reporters. While Mr. Stevenson steered clear of touching upon his per- sonal strengths and accom- 'plishments over the past five years, others were not so reluc- tant. } Marion 'Manders, Durham Riding president who nominat- ed Mr. Stevenson, called him "a dedicated and outstanding per- son" who has a record of under- standing and devoted communi- ty servieein the riding. "By any standard his is-a - record of outstanding accom- plishment," she said. 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