Glen Rock November 3, 2010 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 5 Human trafficking and its impact on countless victims in the United States and worldwide have been featured in several books, films, and television shows, and has found its way into newspaper headlines with increasing frequency. While this attention has raised awareness of the crime, it has done very little to prevent trafficking. On the contrary, the rate of victimization has steadily increased. To help combat this, the director of the New Jersey Human Trafficking Task Force, and the Human Trafficking Unit at the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office, has called upon libraries for help. The Glen Rock Library, 315 Rock Road in Glen Rock, will present the Human Trafficking Task Force on Monday, Nov. 8, 7 p.m. The program is appropriate for high school students through adults. For additional information, call (201) 6703970 or visit www.glenrocklibrary.org. Library hosts Human Trafficking Task Force The Human Trafficking Task Force will explain what constitutes human trafficking through a clarification of smuggling, illegal immigration, and trafficking; and will describe what a human trafficking crime entails, correcting assumptions and myths. Individuals within a community can, and very often do, help. Observant and compassionate neighbors have saved countless victims. Many traffickers have a tight hold on their victims and forbid any meaningful opportunity to seek help. Of course, numerous other barriers also exist. “I am confident that empowered communities throughout the state can and will save innumerable lives,” said Asha Vaghela, deputy attorney general for the Division of Criminal Justice. “I cannot stress how important individual neighbors are in the fight against human trafficking.” Trees planted at Central School At right: Ben Solomon, Tori Sheldon, Laura Nogara, Ian Dorsey, Alexandra Long, and Chris Wu from Glen Rock’s Central School help plant one of two new elm trees at the school playground. The trees were donated by the Central School HSA. More trees are on the way as the Central School Cub Scouts and the school’s Environmental Club have agreed to donate trees as part of the 11 Neighbors, 11 Trees campaign being run by the Glen Rock Tree Trust. Winter Boot Headquarters Be epared Pr for the Cold Winter Ahead! Serving Northern NJ for over 30 years $ Brand Name Shoes For Less Suggested Retail to $48 27 FAMOUS BRANDS WARMLINED, WATERPROOF Fashion Boots for the Entire Family at Discounted Prices! Ladies’ Brand Sporty Boots LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION, INC. • PROPERTY MANAGEMENT GROUP “Liz Cole” $ BOOT SALE! $ EXTRA VALUE COUPON IT’S TIME TO WINTERIZE • Protect your sprinkler system from freezing • Avoid Costly Damage • Prompt, Reliable Service • Experienced, licensed professionals Suggested Retail to $52 35 Famous Brand “Rialto” $ Sporty Boots Suggested Retail to $48 ANY PURCHASE OF $29 OR MORE 5off 3490 & up Brand Name Shoes For Less Ladies’ Brand “Totes” Waterproof Fleece-Lined Boots Available in wide widths. With This Coupon. Limit One Coupon Per Customer. Expires 11/30/10 $ ANY PURCHASE OF $50 OR MORE 10 EXTRA VALUE COUPON off Brand Name Shoes For Less With This Coupon. Limit One Coupon Per Customer. Expires 11/30/10 Midland Park Shopping Center Godwin Avenue & Goffle Road Shop online MARTYSHOES.COM We honor major credit/debit cards. Not responsible for typographical errors. MIDLAND PARK 201-857-2433 Property Management Group: Residential Maintenance • Lighting • Irrigation • Garden Care Commercial Maintenance and Snow Removal Call Today For Your Winterization Appointment and Special Offers ESIGN CENTER AND GARDENS 413 Godwin Avenue, Midland 11 Barnstable Court, Saddle River Park 201.891.1199 201.825.4440 www.jacobsenlandscape.com D L A N D S C A P E G A L L E RY FOR THE STORE NEAREST YOU, Call 1-888-6-MARTYS (888-662-7897) FREE shipping on all orders over $29