P'AGIE 8, 1 IN I)V M '~~I)S5. Wll ,1-IZI-I ,I IZI. Ss Stewart picks up 1,9 17 more votes for NDP locally By MARC VINCENT Free Press Staff Don Stewart, the NDP candidate for Durham West, looked tired and disappointed after the results on Tliursday niglit confirmed his third place in the riding. Stewart, a 34-year-old teacher and Whitby resident, arrived at his Jobless figure drops in April, 1( The number of clients unemployed and registered for work at tlie Canada Em- ploymnent Centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the month of April totalled 13,414 which compares to 14,403 during March and 16,452 during April, 1984. Placements in the three offices totalled 646 ()cal CEC reports for Lhe montli, whicli whoîesale trade;, food compares to a total of and beverage; personal 492 placements during and liousehold services. Mardi and 237 placements during April, 1984. During April, the greatest employment opportunities existed in motor vehicle manufac- turing; primary metal manufacturing; con- struction; retail and At the end of April. there were 199 students in tlie skiil courses sponsored by the Canada Employment Centre and 55 people receiving academic upgrading at Durliam College. party lieadquarters at the U.A.W. Hall in Ajax at about 10:30 p.m. with his wife, Kathy and campaign manager, Janet Broder-Miller af- ter visiting the other contenders. He apologized to the remaining party faithful that lie could not bring any more raw votes to the party and thanked tliem for their support. Stewart picked up 8,495 votes, 1,917 more than the '81 election while winning 10 poils in the riding. He said that althougli disappointed witli the third place finish lie did enjoy the public ap- pearances. Stewart told reporters afterwards that being Geoff Risons campaign manager, the federal NDP candidate in the last election, had made it difficuit to get out and meet the people earlier in the summer. He also thought the traditional format of campaigning also made it difficuit to get out and reach the people. 'II got te touch as many people in three polis a day... so I could only toucli about 30 per- cent of the area unless you drive yourself like a madman," he said. Although Stewart was aware it was unlikely lie could beat incumbent George Ashe he had hoped for a second place in the riding. He said that Brian Evans (the Liberal candidate) had benefited from leader David Peterson's strong campaign. "After a slow start Peterson picked Up while Bob Rae was steadily strcng," lie said. Stewart also said that the Liberals practically ran on an NDP platform of stress on issues like social services and the environment. 0f the future Stewart believed that "Miller is going to have to walk on egg shelîs. " Stewart's immediate plans were to go up to a secluded resort where they had a pool and a sauna. "My knees feel like water cress," lie said. It was only after a break that he would consider running again. 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May 1, ana June 15.1985U raws wriI take place My 27 June 17 and Juip 15. 1985 respecruvellr The appronresare value o each grand prrze is $8 000 Selected enrants musr brust correctlp answer, unadred, a skivlresrrng rquestion Ths conlesi is open to residenis of Canada 18 ears of age and ciner arrd s subjecr Io ail applicable laves Ouebec resdents may submrr enqurrres rcspecrer) thn admnstration and a«aroinq of prrzes in rhe scveepslakes oa ne Pegte des laiteres et courses du Ouebec Durham West NDP candidate Don Stewart (centre) puts an arm around his wife, Kathy, and cam- paign manager, Janet Broder-Miller (riglit) while watching the resuits of last Thursday's provincial election corne in at the U.A.W. Hall on Hunt St. in Ajax. Although he placed third, Stewart earned 8,495 votes adding 20 per cent to the NDP's local support sin- ce the 1981 election. Free Press Staff Photo r -., j