Page 16 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • October 29, 2014 Wyckoff Wanderings Chamber seeks sponsors for Santa event The Wyckoff Chamber of Commerce is seeking spon- sors for its annual Santa Comes to Wyckoff program. This year, Santa will visit on Friday, Dec. 5. This community event features Santa’s arrival on a fire truck, music, give- aways, characters, and refreshments at the Tree Lighting Ceremony. Sponsorships are available in the following categories: premier stocking sponsor, 1,500; coloring book sponsor, $1,000; platinum level, $500; gold status, $250; silver spon- sor, $100; and bronze sponsor, $50. Sponsors will be acknowledged on the flyer inserted in each child’s gift bag, in the local newspaper, and on the Chamber’s website. This year, the Chamber expects to dis- tribute approximately 800 gift bags. Sponsors are invited to mail a check payable to the Wyckoff Chamber of Commerce (with “Santa” on the memo line) to the Wyckoff Chamber of Commerce, c/o Eugene Luccarelli, CPA, 234 Madison Avenue, Wyckoff, NJ 07481. Checks must be received by Nov. 21. For more information, contact Russell Grimm at (201) 560-0861. Sukkot Hop Temple Beth Rishon’s families had a gorgeous morning of visiting home sukkahs for the very popular annual Sukkot Hop. The group enjoyed food and socializing and the children crafted beautiful decorations for the sukkahs, and all with perfect Sukkot weather. Rabbi Emert hosted the first stop of The Sukkot Hop. Rabbi Emert and Canter Mamber led festive singing and shaking the traditional etrog and lulav. Veterans invited to Y luncheon The Wyckoff Family YMCA welcomes area veterans to its Fourth Annual “Salute to Our Veterans” program and luncheon. World War II veterans will be highlighted at the luncheon set for noon on Monday, Nov. 3 at the Y’s 691 Wyckoff Avenue location. The program will feature keynote speaker Dr. Kenneth Herman, a clinical psychologist, author, World War II vet- eran, and long-time Wyckoff resident. Entertainment will be provided by the “Victory Belles,” who will take every- one on a nostalgic journey through World War II-era musi- cal classics. This event is open to all area veterans of any age, free of charge. The fee for guests is $10. Pre-registration is required as space is limited. For more information, con- tact Robin Byrne at the Wyckoff Family YMCA, (201) 891- 2081, extension 129 or robinb@wyckoffymca.org.