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BY SANDRA BOLAN sbolan@yrmg. com When asked, many residents called Monday night’s election results ‘predictable’ and ‘expect- “People seem to vote people out, not in," said Lynn Grey dur- ing a Sun-Tn'bune poll on Main Street in downtown Stoufl’ville Thursday morning. Although the outcome was rather vanilla with the mayor and all six councillors retaining their seats, it does not mean everyone is happy about it. “I was disappointed in the results. I would have liked to see new, young blood get in there," said Barbara Bound. Helen Schell wasn't surprised by the results. 7 “I'm very pleased," she said. “I think they’re doing a pretty good job.” A lot happened over the past four years â€" a new twin-pad arena complex and fire hall were constructed, as was a new opera- tions centre and Main Street was rehabilitated. ELECHON OF INCUMBENTS ’EXPECIED’: RESIDENTS ” Over the next four years, MayorWayne Emmerson said, in (SW-Tribune ELECTION 2010 See GROWTH, (Mg? 2 ‘ ""“¥ ‘ " '7 ‘A"" ' ' “ " ’A ‘ I38WDL,W5,SM SKTURDAY, 002303010 I WMWOFWW I 16 PAGE/$1 W657 905~642-28860rl-877-410â€"2886(AUTO) MOVING ON UP? CHECK OUT HOUSE LISTINGS IN TODAY’S REAL ESTATE SECTION. 90% Sold Out Reserve your space before it's too late Jordan Newell, 2, is a fairy princess for a day at the Stouflville Tot Spot’s Halloween Party in Stouffville United Church Thursday. Watch for trickâ€"orâ€"treaters on your street tomorrow. All DRESSED UP AND SOMEWHERE TD 60 'oudIyS: WIII not be undersold WCHURCH-STOUFF‘HLLE PUBLIC UBRARY STAFF PHOTO/MIKE BARRETT 90in ERVICES Bright van beacon to homeless BY CHRIS SHANAHAN ore Stoufl’ville residents would use a mobile outreach van if they knew it travels local streets helping with issues from home- lessness to drug addiction. Program co-ordinator Marlene Berry of York Region Street Outreach says it’s unfortu- nate some atâ€"risk people still don’t realize the van provides food, clothing, sleeping bags, a needle exchange and other essential services on its weekly visits to town. “We're definitely meeting a need here," Ms Berry said during a recent afternoon run. “But many of the folks we’re ofiering service to in Stouflville tell us that there are not enough people in the area aware of this. They say more people would use us if they knew about it.” Ms Berry, who operates the distinctive black and orange vehicle along with stafi including a social services worker and public health nurse, promotes the service largely by word of mouth. She urged anyone who is homeless or street-involved â€" as well as anyone who knows of someone needing this kind of help â€" to contact the service anytime toll-free at 1-866-553-4053. “Our program provides a critical link between our clients and the services they need. What we're trying to do is provide each of our clients with the fastest way to get the Mobile health care call away for growing numbers here uou «Tu u no mo WEEKEND FOCUS See NEEDLES, page 8. 294-8030 HoT'l'I'Ibs 27 IEII'I'IIE BIL, I.‘ VIOI