July 24, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 7 Area Knights induct new leader as centennial year begins The Ridgewood Knights of Columbus Council #1736 held an installation cer- emony at which Ridgewood resident Sean Noble was inducted as Grand Knight for 2013-14 year. The evening also honored Doug Findlay, who is stepping down after leading the Ridgewood Council for the past two years. As with all former Grand Knights, Findlay will stay on as a trustee, providing guidance and advice to the new leadership throughout the year. “Doug was an outstanding leader for our council, and the example he set encouraged many of us to get involved,” said Noble. “Under Doug’s leadership, we reached new milestones in our fundraising and chari- table efforts.” Noble takes the helm at a particu- larly meaningful time for the Ridgewood Knights. In addition to annual activities such as the stickball tournament, the Seniors’ Christmas Party, and the Saint Patrick’s Dinner Dance, the Ridgewood Council will be celebrating its 100-year anniversary. A full slate of events is planned throughout the year to commemorate the occasion. Road resurfacing to begin The Glen Rock Borough Council has announced that the road milling and paving that is already under way will probably be completed by the beginning of August. Roads to be worked on this summer include Glen Avenue between Maple Avenue and Harristown Road, Radburn Road -- which runs past Glen Rock Junior Senior High School -- to the Fair Lawn border, Hillman Avenue and Delmar Avenue from Ackerman Avenue to Corn- Doug Findlay and Grand Knight Sean Noble wall Road, Franklin Place, Andover Ter- race, Beekman Avenue, and the top of Grove Avenue. At press time, the milling was sched- uled to start immediately and the paving was due to begin the week of July 22. Motorists are asked to be aware of the traffic pattern changes and detours in the areas that are being milled and paved. Sig- nage will mark the detours. J. KOSTER