Page 16 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • October 9, 2013 Ghost hunter Learn the basics of paranormal inves- tigation from L’Aura Hladik, a founding member of the New Jersey Ghost Hunt- ers Society and veteran of numerous television and radio appearances. L’Aura has investigated famously haunted locations such as Myrtles Plantation in Virginia, and Leap Castle in Ireland. You’ll hear some fascinating examples of EVPs and see examples of ghosts caught on film. Join them for a fascinat- ing, spine-tingling evening on Thursday, October 24, 7:00 p.m. at the Waldwick Library. Registration encouraged but not required. For more information, call (201) 652-5104. Waldwick Watch Flu vaccine available Public Health Nurse Carol Shepard will administer influenza vaccines at the health office on Wednesdays throughout October. Hours are 8 a.m. to noon and 2 to 3 p.m. No appointment is necessary during these hours. Those who cannot schedule a visit during these times may call (201) 444-3914 or e-mail cshepard@waldwicknj.org to make an appointment. Clients with Medicare Part B should bring their card; Medicare will be billed directly. Those without Medicare Part B the cost for the vaccine is $25. The Health Center is located at 22 Whites Lane in Waldwick. Cooperstown team seeks donations The 2014 Waldwick Warriors 12U Travel Baseball Team has been selected to partici- pate in the Cooperstown Dream Park tour- nament in the summer of 2014. The team is seeking donations from the community to help defray the $20,000 needed to send the 12 players and four coaches. The tournament is a week-long series of games played against teams from all over the United States. The program is held in Cooperstown, New York. Catholics invited to Rosary Rally Northwest Bergen County Catholics are invited to pray the rosary for the country and for world peace on Saturday, Oct. 12 at noon. The event will take place at the public safety building on East Prospect Street in Waldwick. Attendees are encouraged to bring rosary beads and small American flags. Rosary Rallies are planned in over 10,000 cities across the United States. These events are coordinated by America Needs Fatima in honor of the anniversary of the last vision of the Blessed Mother a Fatima in Portugal in 1917. Club announces officers, meeting Vice President Tony LoPrinzi, Second Vice President Rick Rickley, IASCW President Paul Santo, Secretary Virginia ‘Gini’ Mercun, and Treasurer Judy Rickley. The Italian American Social Club of Waldwick has announced its new officers. This year’s officers are: Paul Santo, presi- dent; Tony LoPrinzi, vice president; Rick Rickley, second vice president; and Vir- ginia “Gini” Mercun, secretary. Judy Rick- ley will continue as the club’s treasurer. At the Oct. 15 meeting, Diann Greco of “Come Make Wine with Us” will present a program on co-op winemaking. The pro- gram will be held at 7:30 p.m. Activities slated for the coming year are dedicated to the appreciation of Italian American cultural and social activities. A new feature of general monthly meetings is a seasonal pasta tasting. For more information, visit iascw.com. The club meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. on the second floor of the Waldwick Ambulance Corps Building, 20 White’s Lane.