January 23, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 7 Glen Rock On Jan. 30, the Glen Rock Borough Council will consider an ordinance that would eliminate the Glen Rock Auxiliary Police. Borough Administrator Lenora Benjamin said the borough expected to enter into a shared-service agreement with Ridgewood to cover whatever services the local auxiliary police perform. There was no comment from the public at the council meeting of Jan. 16 when the ordinance was introduced. Police sources said the elimination is not seen as a negative, but deferred all detailed comments to Glen Rock Police Chief Frederick Stahman, who was not available at press time. The Glen Rock Auxiliary Police presently have eight members on duty, according to police sources. The volunteers have been trained in an eight-week course at the Bergen County Institute of Law & Public Safety and assist sworn police officers in traffic and emergency situations. The unit was formed as a civil defense force during World War II. The council also introduced two ordinances with regard to funding. If adopted, one ordinance would provide for a $1,000 fee for a non-resident parking sticker. The other measure would allow authorized groups to use Glen Rock’s new electronic sign to advertise public service and public interest events for a fee of $25 per week. In other business, Christopher Montgomery was accepted as a new member of the Glen Rock Volunteer Fire Department. J. KOSTER Auxiliary police may be disbanded Costa Rodis will present a program on Internet safety at the Glen Rock Public Library on Wednesday, Jan. 23. The program will begin at 7:30 p.m. Rodis will offer tips to assist families navigate today’s technology and make suggestions on how to begin discussions about social networking, security, cyber bullying, “netiquette,” sharing personal informaCosta Rodis tion, and more. His program will include the best ways to monitor a child’s Internet use, and what parent’s paramount concerns should be. President and owner of Bergen IT, Rodis has 30 years of experience helping businesses, professionals, and families navigate the challenges of new technologies. To register for this program, visit the library at 315 Rock Road in Glen Rock, or call (201) 670-3970. Internet safety workshop slated HILT activities (continued from page 5) Ridgewood residents 55 and older are invited to join Highlights in Leisure Time, a senior organization under the auspices of the Ridgewood Department of Parks and Recreation. Monthly meetings include entertainment and/ or informational presentations, followed by refreshments. Annual membership is $15. For more information, contact the Ridgewood Parks and Recreation Department at (201) 670-5560 or visit us at 259 North Maple Avenue.