Glen Rock August 25, 2010 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 9 Borough council mixes business with pleasure by John Koster Cutting the cake for the temporary farewell of Glen Rock Borough Clerk Jacqueline Scalia and accepting two professional-quality photographs from former Councilwoman Carol Knapp and her husband Hal Knapp were the highlights of last week’s public council meeting. The session was Scalia’s last before she begins her maternity leave, so the council celebrated with a cake shared among council members, staff, residents, and volunteer community workers who were in attendance. Mayor John van Keuren and the council also gratefully accepted two large framed photographs of Glen Rock scenes taken by Rick French, the Knapps’ son-in-law, on the eve of the Fourth of July. “This year, our family was with us and we all attended the concert,” Knapp said. “Our son-in-law, Rich French, a photographer, took advantage of the kaleidoscope of colors in the setting sun and took photos. We, Hal and I, liked the photos, had them enlarged, and frame them. We did not want to put them away in a photo album. We would like others to enjoy the photos of a moment in time when there was music, singing, and anticipation of the celebration of freedom’s foundation in this country. We give these two photos to the borough.” Knapp, who opted not to seek reelection a few years ago, was for many years the Glen Rock Council’s ranking incumbent, and taught at Saint Catharine’s School. Her husband Hal was a school principal in Glen Rock for several decades, and both remain active in volunteer activities. In other business, the borough the council granted a liquor license to the Greek Village II, a Greek-style taverna, with a bid of $126,000. The borough also accepted a bid from a company seeking a location on the recycling area monopole, with an offer of $16,800. The council also accepted a bid for a 4x4 wheel loader backhoe for $59,452 with a (continued on page 17) Left: Borough Clerk Jacqueline Scalia cuts her cake. Above: Hal and Carol Knapp display their donated photographs with Mayor john van Keuren. Princess 7 Nails & Spa Anniversary Special $ $ Manicure & Pedicure (Mon -Wed) LCN Gel Set 25 Back to School Special For Students up to High School $ 60 Manicure & Pedicure (Mon -Wed) 30 - Tips $ 20 Eyelash Extensions • Facials • Massage Gift Certificates Available Bulk rates available for college shipping! NEW LOW SHIPPING RATES! The Packaging Depot 40 B Franklin Turnpike • Waldwick NJ • 201 444 8839 Open 7 days - M-F 9:30- 7:30 • Sat 9-6:30 • Sun 10-6 • Packing and Shipping • General Business Service Resumes, Word Processing, spread sheets, copies, rubber stamps, notary public, fax service, private mailboxes. We pack and ship anything! Special moving packages, wholesale and retail shipping supplies. We accept all prepaid shipping labels. 8-11-10 Mike/Janine PrincessNails3x3(8-25-10) 3 x 3” Rev1 • Sell it here on EBAY! • Income Tax Preparation • We are an Independant Mail and Parcel Store 18 E. Prospect St., Waldwick, NJ 07463 201-652-4444 • Fax: 201-251-8639 thepackagingdepotnj.com Offering well informed advice on the best and least expensive way to ship. Maximum refund tax service We are a full service EBAY store. Turn your valuable items into cash!