Glen Rock June 5, 2013 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 9 Proudly they served Right: Members of the Glen Rock Veterans of Foreign Wars gathered before the Memorial Day Parade with their unit flag before marching to the monuments on Rock Road. Left: Glen Rock Council members turned out to honor the veterans. Pictured are Mike O’Hagan; Joan Orseck; former borough administrator Robert Freudenrich, who served in the Aleutians during the Korean War; Mayor John van Keuren, an Army Reserve veteran; Art Pazan; Mary Jane Surrago; and Pam Biggs. Glen Rock Mayor John van Keuren, the borough council, and the Glen Rock Friends of the Library honored the town-wide trophy winners in the All*Readathon at last week’s council meeting. The All*Readathon comprehensively raised $10,100 in sponsor pledges to purchase books for the Glen Rock Library’s Children’s Room. Liad Wolfe, a kindergarten student at Coleman School, won the town-wide trophy for reading 112 books – the most read by a kindergarten student. The Clara E. Coleman School won the school trophy with 59 percent of Cole- Young readers honored for achievements man students represented in the competition. The Coleman School and the Central School took lion’s share of individual awards. Julius Vatel, a first grader at Central School, won the town-wide trophy for the most books read by a first grader. He read 246 books. Hayden Bratspies, a second grader at Coleman School, won the award for most books read by a second grader, with a total of 144 books read. Hope Lagemann, a third grader at Central School, won (continued on page 11)