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VOL. 86 NO. 151 $1.00 WEDNESDAY,TUESDAY, JUNE JUNE 27, 20179, 2021 VOL. 75 cents 90 NO. 134 Southwick has White Oak two new police graduates sergeants By PETER CURRIER Class of 2021 Staff Writer By AMY PORTER SOUTHWICK – The Staff Writer Southwick Select Board WESTFIELD – Ten students graduated from White Oak voted June 7 to promote two School on the afternoon of June 7 in a touching ceremony that Southwick police officers to was moved indoors due to excessive heat. the rank of sergeant following Families were seated in sections in the gymnasium and a remote interview of three applauded as the seniors took their seats at the front, welcomed candidates. by Headmaster David Drake, Student Dean Gerard McGovern Roger P. Arduini and and Academic Dean Jody Michalski. Michael A. Taggart were McGovern said everyone was gathered to celebrate the selected unanimously. David extraordinary accomplishments of the seniors, and quoted P. Massai was also inter- Charles Dickens, “It was the best of times, it was the worst of viewed. times…” to describe the pandemic year. He said despite the In their interviews, both chaos and orientation, and despite the fear of disease, for each men said that they aspire to student the goal of completing their senior year was worth one day become the chief of ROGER P. ARDUINI whatever effort it took. “You all have the right to be proud of Southwick Police. Arduini said that he has a maximum Bachelor’s degree in Criminal See White Oak, Page 3 of 10 years left in the depart- Justice before taking an ment and hopes to move internship with the police Tractors of all shapes and sizes were decorated in patriotic quickly up the ranks. He had department in Portsmouth, colors in a previous Wyben parade. (THE WESTFIELD NEWS interviewed to become a ser- NH where had the role of FILE PHOTO) geant two years ago but did Elder Affairs Officer. not get the job at that time. Both candidates touched on After failing to receive the the topic of police reform. On promotion in his first attempt, Dec. 31, Gov. Charlie D. Wyben 4th of July Arduini said he went back to Baker signed “An Act school and got his masters Relative to Justice, Equity degree. and Accountability in Law When asked if he sees any Enforcement in the Parade planned problems with the way the Commonwealth,” which is police department is run, meant to increase police By AMY PORTER Montgomery Road from Arduini said, “I think this accountability and establish a Staff Writer North Road to West Road. A place is run about as smooth- mandatory certification pro- WESTFIELD – The Wyben Westfield police department ly as any other department I cess for police. Parade Committee has cruiser will lead the parade have ever seen.” Both men said that announced that its annual followed by the grand mar- Taggart made a point that Southwick should not have parade will be July 4, 2021 shals, office holders, floats, police officers need an outlet many problems when it beginning at 5 p.m. marchers including essential White Oak Dean of Students Gerard McGovern speaks for stress relief and should comes to police accountabili- This year’s parade theme is workers, a fire truck, an about the accomplishments of the Class of 2021. (AMY work to care more about each ty. Arduini said that Essential Workers. “We owe a ambulance and more. PORTER/THE WESTFIELD NEWS) other’s mental health. Southwick does not have debt of gratitude to all who Pat and Bob Allen are the “With the current stress of many of the challenges that a helped members of our com- 2021 Grand Marshals of the the job, we kind of forget larger police department, munity of Wyben, City of Wyben Parade. “Much grati- about each other,” said such as Boston, may face. Westfield, state of tude and affection for the Chief Bishop honored Taggart. “Everybody keeps each MAssachusetts, this great couple’s tireless and embrac- He said he would like to other in check,” said Arduini. country of the USA and ing attitude as the Wyben see more friendly get-togeth- He said that if he was on beyond. The 4th of July, 2021 Parade has been a huge suc- by recognition at ers within the department. is a perfect time to thank all cess for over 20 years under He said he earned a See Sergeants, Page 5 who put their own lives at risk their direction,” Crane said. to protect ours,” said Sue The Allens have called ‘Senior Drive Around’ Crane of the organizing com- Wyben home since the 1980’s By HOPE E. TREMBLAY mittee. when they moved to the Editor Crane said the committee 1700’s Allen Family SOUTHWICK – Although the intent of the “Senior Drive has invited or is in the process Homestead. Bob Allen retired Around” June 4 was to honor the Southwick Regional School of inviting staff from Baystate as a Hartford Police Officer Class of 2021, Police Chief Kevin Bishop ended up being rec- Noble Hospital, the Westfield and Pat Allen worked in draft- ognized. Police and Fire Departments, ing and landscape design. Bishop, who will retire at the end of this month, helped EMTs and military people Since retiring, the Allens organize and lead the car parade for the second consecutive from Barnes Airport. “We’re have been active in the Wyben year with the goal of making the seniors feel special after a encouraging businesses such community. Joyful Voices, a particularly difficult year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. as the Butcher Block and group from the Wyben However, when he arrived at the school he was greeted with a Kosinski Farms to build a Church who visit and sing to message on the front fence of the school –“Thanks Chief float or come and march. people who are homebound is Bishop” was “written” in cups in the fence. At the event, We’d love to have any essen- a passion of Pat Allen, who Bishop did a solo lap amongst the parade participants with all tial worker who resides in also serves as a trustee, is on the students and staff of SRS standing outside of their vehicles, Wyben to join in the parade,” the nominating committee some holding signs while giving Bishop a standing ovation. she said. and teaches Sunday school “It really meant a lot to me, especially this year leading the Participants, floats, cars, for the Wyben Church. drive around event,” Bishop said following the event. “I tractors, etc. are asked to start Bob Allen has many inter- thought a lot about the kids this past year of what they’ve been lining up at the Wyben Union ests and passions including through and how they met the challenges and conquered them. Southwick Police Officer Michael Taggart speaks to the Chapel at 4:30 p.m. with a canoe racing, repairing The timing also meant a lot to me. This class . . . I look at them Southwick-Tolland-Granville Regional School Committee in parade start time of 5 p.m. 2018. (THE WESTFIELD NEWS PHOTO) The parade route is along See 4th of July, Page 3 See Chief Bishop, Page 3

‘Buried treasure’ unearthed in Southwick fields; museum display slated By LORI SZEPELAK through the Facebook group have pro- The Southwick Historical Society notes Correspondent vided invaluable advice as he once again the building that is now home to the SOUTHWICK — As area residents took up metal detecting. Westfield River Brewing Company was seek out interesting attractions this sum- “Gordon Roediger and Sam Ellithrop part of a large farm located in the north mer to learn more about regional history, took me under their wing and showed me central section of town. members of the Southwick Historical the ropes of detecting and will also be “According to Maud Etta Gillett Davis, Society are welcoming the public to sev- with me at the show on Sunday,” said the area was known as ‘Poverty Plains’ eral of its sponsored events. Ferris. because Samuel Fowler of Westfield had The society oversees the Southwick His display of artifacts will range from tried to dissuade his son, also a Samuel, History Museum, located at 86-88 a 1780 Spanish half reale silver coin, a from settling there in the 1730’s,” accord- College Highway, which is open on the King George II half penny, and a Native ing to the society. “The elder Samuel felt second and fourth Sundays of each American arrowhead known as a kettle that the land was so poor for farming that month from 2-4 p.m., and is also avail- point, to his “star piece” – a fully intact his son wouldn’t be able to make a living. able for tours by appointment, according Colonial shoe buckle. In addition to a The younger Samuel raised livestock to Patricia Odiorne, society treasurer. variety of older American coins discov- instead, and became quite prosperous, On June 13, town resident Jeremiah ered over the past two years, Ferris will purchasing many acres in various parts of Ferris will showcase some “buried trea- also display a Civil War button and a Southwick over the course of his life- sure” he has found in local hay fields. British naval button from the time.” Ferris, a resident for 42 years, first Revolutionary War. While Ferris will show visitors his field took an interest in metal detecting when “I believe it is important to preserve finds, docents will also be available for he was young and only recently decided things from the past,” said Ferris, noting tours of the Joseph Moore House and the to once again explore the hobby after the hay fields he has permission to Charles J. Gillett Cigar Factory. joining the Awesome Relics New search on are owned by John Whalley. “I especially like to share my findings England Facebook group led by Doug “The site is what originally was called Jeremiah Ferris, Gordon Roediger and Doug Boudon enjoy with children since I think they become Boudon. Poverty Plains in the early 1700s,” said the discoveries they make metal detecting in the region. Ferris said the friends he has made Ferris. (SUBMITTED PHOTO) See Buried Treasure, Page 5 PAGE 2 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2021 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS Westfield State Westfield to elect delegates to Southwick Library University hosts offers programs Democratic State Convention for teens College for Kids WESTFIELD — Registered Democrats where Democrats from across the SOUTHWICK – The Southwick Public in Westfield will hold a in person Caucus Commonwealth will come together to dis- Library offers several teen programs in beginning July 12 with a virtual option on June 19, 2021 in cuss Party business. June, including: the Westfield Pavilion at Stanley Park, 400 The Caucus is open to all registered Western Avenue, in Westfield to elect del- Democrats in Westfield. Pre-registered Teen Franken-Stuff Lab, June 30 WESTFIELD —The College of egates and alternates to the 2021 Democrats who will be 16 by June 15, Artist- nstructor Molly Shaughnessy- Graduate and Continuing Education at Massachusetts Democratic State 2021 will be allowed to participate and run Encarnacion of Greater Hartford Academy Westfield State University will host its Convention. as a delegate or alternate. Youth, minori- of the Arts will be at Southwick Public annual award-winning program College The doors open at 9:30 a.m. for registra- ties, people with disabilities and LGBTQ Library to guide you through this fun cre- For Kids this summer, with week-long tion and the Caucus begins at 10 a.m. individuals who are not elected as delegates ation lab. Mix and match stuffed animals courses in a variety of topics for children Registration closes at 10:15 a.m. or alternates may apply to be an add-on of your choice to create your own cute or age five to 14 years old. Courses run Those wishing to participate virtually delegate at the Caucus or at www.mass- creepy creature. The possibilities are end- Mondays through Fridays, from 8:30 a.m. should contact Kathryn Martin at KWM@ dems.org. less. These make a cool gift or keepsake. to noon for four weeks, beginning Monday, WestfieldMassDems.org for sign-in info. For additional information please contact All materials are provided. Meet in-person July 12. This year’s convention will be held at the Kathryn Martin at KWM@ at the library June 30 from 1:30-3:00. In-person courses are limited this year Tsongas Arena in Lowell on Sept. 25, 2021 WestfieldMassDems.org. Sign- up required in advance. Email south- but include offerings in art, acting, magic, [email protected] to RSVP. For photography, and more, with fees ranging students in 7-12 grade. between $125 and $155 per course. In addition to these in-person offerings, Summer Reading Program Westfield State has partnered with Black 104th Fighter Wing conducts training flights The Summer Reading Program at the Rocket Productions to offer a variety of WESTFIELD - The 104th Fighter Wing is scheduled to fly in and around Vermont dur- Southwick Public Library is back for all online courses including JavaScript ing the month of June. ages from June 26-Aug. 6. Earn chances to Developer Jam, Minecraft Animators, We do not want to alarm the residents around the local area who may be startled by the win prizes by reading, completing chal- ROBLOX makers, 3D Game Design with additional flying. The training is a critical part of our mission and allows us to accomplish lenges and attending unique, fun-filled Unity, and more. These week-long online core training tasks. events. Prizes include gift certificates to courses include morning and afternoon your favorite restaurants and entertainment sessions beginning the week of Monday, in Southwick. Check the library’s Facebook June 7, and ending the week of Monday, page, Teen Blog and Southwick Public August 23. Library website to see more information. For more information or to register visit HCC celebrates students for outstanding achievements Sign up for the program beginning June 21 www.westfield.ma.edu/cfk, email colleg- HOLYOKE — Holyoke Community lar has brought unprecedented challenges, at southwickma.beanstack.org or down- [email protected] or call 413- College is proud to celebrate the students disruptions, and uncertainty into your lives load the Beanstack Tracker app. Log read- 572-8557. who earned honors and awards for their professionally, personally, and academical- ing hours and select your prize options Founded in 1839 by Horace Mann, outstanding achievements during the 2020- ly. Despite these interruptions to your stud- using Beanstack as well. Westfield State University is an education 2021 academic year. ies you are here being honored for your Summer Reading Kick-off Celebration: leader committed to providing every gen- This spring, in lieu of an in-person cere- academic success. We applaud your If you are ready to kick off the summer or eration of students with a learning experi- mony, awardees were honored in a virtual achievements and acknowledge that they need help signing up to win prizes for ence built on its founding principle as the ceremony on May 19. have not come without your hard work and Summer Reading Program, come to the first public co-educational college in “Those of you being honored tonight sacrifice.” Southwick Public Library for anoutdoor America to offer an education without a were chosen by HCC faculty and staff as Recipients include Cassi Broga of opening day celebration June 26, 10 a.m. barrier to race, gender, or economic status. representative of the best and brightest Granville; Alina Antropova and Rachel - 12:30 p.m. Stay for balloon animals, This spirit of innovative thinking and within your discipline,” said HCC president Diamond of Southwick; and Svetlana games, art activities, snacks, crafts, live social responsibility is forged in a curricu- Christina Royal. “This past year in particu- Malancha and Rosa Ueon of Westfield. animals and more. lum of liberal arts and professional studies that create a vital community of engaged learners who become confident, capable individuals prepared for leadership and service to society. For more information June 2021/Big Y Bag Program Supports NAMI Western Mass about Westfield State University, visit SOUTHWICK — Looking for a way to sup- picking up a $2.50 reusable Community Bag at that you shop at and just designate NAMI www.westfield.ma.edu, www.twitter. port the local community in this uncertain the Big Y located at 195 College Highway, Western Massachusetts as the non-profit you com/westfieldstate, or https://www.face- time? Local nonprofits­ are in need of dona- Southwick MA in June. We will receive a $1 would like your donation to go to https:// book.com/WestfieldStateUniversity. tions to provide others with support. You can donation for every bag sold this month. mybigycause.bags4mycause.com. Easy as give back to NAMI Western Massachusetts by You may also purchase a bag at any Big Y that! Police Logs Court Logs Westfield District Court tacted and entry was gained into the Major crime and incident report James M. Hutchinson, 50, of 14 Stone Hedge Wednesday, June 2, 2021 building to confirm the fire was extin- Wednesday, June 2, 2021 Way, Granby, Conn., submitted to facts sufficient Westfield guished; Marc W. Tatro, 61, of 82 S. Maple St., Apt. 42, to warrant a guilty finding for a charge of operat- 4:19 p.m.: structure fire, Medeiros 7:32 p.m.: accident, Shaker Road, mul- Westfield, submitted to facts sufficient to warrant ing a motor vehicle while under the influence of Way, a caller reports a possible electrical tiple callers report a single motor vehicle a guilty finding for a charge of possession of liquor brought by Southwick police and the fire at a Medeiros Way business, the struck a telephone pole, causing airbag heroin brought by Southwick police and the charge was continued without a finding with pro- responding fire chief reports that there is deployment, the responding ambulance charge was continued without a finding with pro- bation for one year. He was assessed $300 and his smoke in the air and the fire is coming reports that one person was transported to bation for one year. He was found to be respon- license was suspended for 45 days. Charges of from somewhere outside, the fire chief Baystate Noble Hospital, the responding sible for a charge of failure to stop for police and negligent operation of a motor vehicle and leav- reports that the fire was possibly extin- officer reports that one tow truck was not responsible for a charge of speeding in viola- ing the scene of property damage were dismissed guished but that firefighters would con- requested to remove the vehicle from the tion of special regulations and a marked lanes at the request of the Commonwealth. He was tinue to work to gain entry to the building scene, the officer reports that Westfield violation. A charge of reckless operation of a found to be not responsible for a marked lanes to ensure the fire did not spread, the fire Gas & Electric was advised of the damage motor vehicle was dismissed at the request the violation. chief reports that a keyholder was con- to the pole and responded to the scene. Commonwealth.

THIS DAY IN HISTORY Wed., June 9, 2021 is the 160th day of the year. 205 days remain until the end of the year

tles of Arklow and Saintfield. edly over a $100,000 gambling debt 1968 – U.S. President Lyndon B. director, producer, and screen- ON THIS DAY 1815 – End of the Congress of Vi- owed to Al Capone. Johnson declares a national day of writer enna: The new European political 1944 – World War II: Ninety-nine ci- mourning following the assassina- 1964 – Gloria Reuben, Canadian- 411 BC – The Athenian coup suc- situation is set. vilians are hanged from lampposts tion of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. American actress ceeds, forming a short-lived oligar- 1856 – Five hundred Mormons and balconies by German troops in 1972 – Severe rainfall causes a 1964 – Wayman Tisdale, Ameri- chy. leave Iowa City, Iowa for the Mor- Tulle, France, in reprisal for maqui- dam in the Black Hills of South Da- AD 53 – The Roman emperor Nero can basketball player and bass mon Trail. sards attacks. kota to burst, creating a flood that player (d. 2009) marries Claudia Octavia. 1862 – American Civil War: Stone- 1944 – World War II: The Soviet kills 238 people and causes $160 AD 68 – Nero commits suicide, 1969 – Eric Wynalda, American wall Jackson concludes his suc- Union invades East Karelia and the million in damage. soccer player, coach, and sports- after quoting Vergil’s Aeneid, thus cessful Shenandoah Valley Cam- previously Finnish part of Karelia, 1973 – In horse racing, Secretariat ending the Julio-Claudian dynasty paign with a victory in the Battle of occupied by Finland since 1941. wins the U.S. Triple Crown. caster and starting the civil war known as Port Republic; his tactics during the 1948 – Foundation of the Interna- 1978 – The Church of Jesus Christ 1973 – Tedy Bruschi, American the Year of the Four Emperors. campaign are now studied by mili- tional Council on Archives under of Latter-day Saints opens its football player and sportscaster 721 – Odo of Aquitaine defeats the taries around the world. the auspices of the UNESCO. priesthood to “all worthy men”, end- 1977 – Olin Kreutz, American Moors in the Battle of Toulouse. 1863 – American Civil War: Battle 1953 – The Flint–Worcester tor- ing a 148-year-old policy of exclud- football player 747 – Abbasid Revolution: Abu of Brandy Station, Virginia. nado outbreak sequence kills 94 ing black men. 1978 – Shandi Finnessey, Ameri- Muslim Khorasani begins an open 1885 – Treaty of Tientsin is signed people in Massachusetts. 1979 – The Ghost Train fire at Luna can model and actress, Miss USA revolt against Umayyad rule, which to end the Sino-French War, with 1954 – Joseph Welch, special Park Sydney, Australia, kills seven. 2004 is carried out under the sign of the China eventually giving up Tonkin counsel for the United States Army, 1999 – Kosovo War: The Federal 1978 – Heather Mitts, American Black Standard. and Annam – most of present-day lashes out at Senator Joseph Mc- Republic of Yugoslavia and NATO soccer player 1311 – Duccio’s Maestà, a seminal Vietnam – to France. Carthy during the Army–McCar- sign a peace treaty. 1978 – Hayden Schlossberg, artwork of the early Italian Renais- 1900 – Indian nationalist Birsa thy hearings, giving McCarthy 2008 – Two bombs explode at a American director, producer, and sance, is unveiled and installed in Munda dies of cholera in a British the famous rebuke, “You’ve done train station near Algiers, Algeria, screenwriter Siena Cathedral in Siena, Italy. prison. enough. Have you no sense of de- killing at least 13 people. 1523 – The Parisian Faculty of 1979 – Amanda Lassiter, Ameri- 1915 – William Jennings Bryan re- cency, sir, at long last? Have you 2009 – An explosion kills 17 people can basketball player Theology fines Simon de Colines signs as Woodrow Wilson’s Secre- left no sense of decency?” and injures at least 46 at a hotel in for publishing the Biblical commen- 1980 – Mike Fontenot, American tary of State over a disagreement 1957 – First ascent of Broad Peak Peshawar, Pakistan. baseball player tary Commentarii initiatorii in quat- regarding the United States’ han- by Fritz Wintersteller, Marcus 2010 – At least 40 people are killed uor Evangelia by Jacques Lefèvre dling of the sinking of the RMS Lu- Schmuck, Kurt Diemberger, and and more than 70 wounded in a sui- 1980 – Udonis Haslem, American d’Étaples. sitania. Hermann Buhl. cide bombing at a wedding party in basketball player 1534 – Jacques Cartier is the first 1922 – Åland’s Regional Assembly 1959 – The USS George Wash- Arghandab, Kandahar. 1981 – Natalie Portman, Israeli- European to describe and map the convened for its first plenary ses- ington is launched. It is the first American actress Saint Lawrence River. sion in Mariehamn, Åland;[1] today, nuclear-powered ballistic missile 1983 – Josh Cribbs, American 1667 – Second Anglo-Dutch War: the day is celebrated as Self-Gov- submarine. football player The Raid on the Medway by the ernment Day of Åland. 1965 – The civilian Prime Minister TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS 1983 – Dwayne Jones, American Dutch fleet begins. It lasts for five 1923 – Bulgaria’s military takes of South Vietnam, Phan Huy Quát, basketball player days and results in the worst ever over the government in a coup. resigns after being unable to work – Aaron Sorkin, American 1983 – Danny Richar, Dominican- defeat of the Royal Navy. – Charles Kingsford Smith with a junta led by Nguyễn Cao Kỳ. 1961 1928 screenwriter, producer, and play- American baseball player 1732 – James Oglethorpe is grant- completes the first trans-Pacific 1965 – Vietnam War: The Viet wright 1986 – Doug Legursky, American ed a royal charter for the colony of flight in a Fokker Trimotor mono- Cong commences combat with the football player the future U.S. state of Georgia. plane, the Southern Cross. Army of the Republic of Vietnam in 1962 – Ken Rose, American foot- 1772 – The British schooner Gas- ball player 1986 – Ashley Postell, American 1930 – A Chicago Tribune reporter, the Battle of Đồng Xoài, one of the gymnast pee is burned in Narragansett Bay, Jake Lingle, is killed during rush largest battles in the war. 1963 – Johnny Depp, American Rhode Island. hour at the Illinois Central train sta- 1967 – Six-Day War: Israel cap- actor 1798 – Irish Rebellion of 1798: Bat- tion by Leo Vincent Brothers, alleg- tures the Golan Heights from Syria. 1963 – David Koepp, American THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2021 - PAGE 3

Retiring Southwick Police Chief Kevin Bishop stands next to A Jeep filled with students drives through Granville during The Southwick Fire Department joins the Senior Drive a message for him from the Southwick Regional School Class the Southwick Regional School Senior Drive Around June 4, Around June 4. (T.C. PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO) of 2021. (SOUTHWICK POLICE PHOTO) 2021. (T.C. PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO) Chief Bishop Continued from Page 1 as starting a new chapter in life and it really is also starting a new journey in retirement. what the future held for me. I must admit there them to take good care of themselves and oth- made me reflect on myself as I close out anoth- “I am very proud of all of you because you have been many challenges and bumps along ers er chapter of my life. I just hope and pray each have been faced with so much uncertainty and the way for me, but I feel all of you are ready “Treat yourself well and know that each one of and every one of them will be blessed with the other challenges this past year, but you faced for those challenges,” he wrote. “So, I guess I you is a very important part of the future of our good times like I have had and to hopefully find them all and you conquered them all,” he stat- will give you all your first challenge for the society,” he said. “I hope and pray that this class a profession that they all will love.” ed. “Some of you may be aware that I am also future and that challenge is to never give up. of 2021 will be part of the change that we as a Throughout the pandemic, Bishop sent mes- starting the next chapter of my life when I retire Never be beaten down by the tough times you nation need for the future. Treat others with sages to students to encourage them and let on June 30th after 37 years with the Southwick may be faced with because there is always respect and kindness because none of us know them know he was there to support them in this Police Department. This has caused me to think tomorrow and none of us know what tomorrow what the person you are sitting next to is facing in difficult time. He organized the 2020 Senior a lot about my life over the years since I walked may bring. Face the challenges head-on and life and sometimes just a simple hello or a smile Drive Around and wanted to once again show down the High School hill on graduation night keep a positive attitude do not listen to what the can make a huge difference in a person’s life.” his support after all that students endured. He way back in 1978.” nay sayers may have to say but feed off the Bishop said as e begins his next adventure, he said what all students went through has weighed Bishop said that like many of today’s gradu- negativity and show them that you are the best will think often of the Class of 2021 as they start heavy on his mind. ates, he, too, did not know what the future held. of the best.” theirs. Bishop recently sent a message to the Class “Many of you may have no idea where the Bishop said the graduates would also have Bishop ended his note with a wish for the stu- of 2021, noting that he was proud of them and future will take you or the challenges you may many, many good times and encouraged them dents: “May you all be blessed with health and that as they prepare for a new chapter in life, he be faced with. Because I know I did not know to savor them and be thankful. He also told happiness. Stay Safe, Stay Strong, God Bless.”

White Oak Continued from Page 1 yourselves,” he said. know with support I can make attending Springfield White Oak with his IT skills, Graduating in the Class of this dream a reality,” he said. Technical Community something mentioned earlier 2021 were Nicholas Anciello, Stephanie Leo, who will be College to study computers. by Michalski, who said, “I Dean Fredo-Argiro, John attending Berkshire Music Gorman said the school don’t know what we would Gorman, Ashley Haislip- Academy in the fall, also said helped him with his organiza- have done without you.” Hansberry, Davon Nowak, her path to graduation had not tional skills, reading and writ- Ashley Haislip-Hansberry Stephanie Leo, Kaizer been easy, especially the ing, without which it would said her previous schools Maximus Lopez, Thomas MCAS tests. “White Oak have been difficult to become didn’t think she was smart Mercier, Christian St. helped me to learn how to an Eagle Scout. He was also enough to read. “I believed in Sauveur, and Nickolas learn,” Leo said, adding that thankful that in the past year Swinicki. she was proud to have passed he was able to give back to See White Oak, Page 5 McGovern and Michalski all of the MCAS tests. listed the accomplishments of “Each of us is creative and each student, and wished smart in different ways,” she them all the best for their said. future and in achieving their John Gorman, a six-year Grandmothers’ goals. The seniors then spoke student at White Oak, will be about their experiences at Graduating senior Ashley Garden Tour 2021 White Oak, many referring to Haislip-Hansberry speaks ~ June 26th and June 27th ~ the struggles they had in other during the ceremony. (AMY The 23rd Annual Garden Tour “Garden Inspirations”, schools. PORTER/THE WESTFIELD Public AuctioN RD will feature 6 local area gardens. Through the sales of tickets, Nicholas Anciello, who had NEWS) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 at 11:00 A.M. attended White Oak since MORTGAGEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE as well as the generous sponsorships, we hope to meet the parents. I know my father • RUSSELL • continued fi nancial challenges to maintain the garden. eighth grade, talked about isn’t physically here, but he is trips to Washington, D.C. and looking down and getting a 5 ROOM / 2 BEDROOM ~ Sponsorships Needed ~ Boston and Drama Club, and kick out of it. Love you, Pops SINGLE STORY said all the teachers at the – love you, Mother,’ Mercier PERGOLA ~ $1,000 and Up school had helped him to said. BUNGALOW STYLE HOME • 10 Complimentary Garden Tour Tickets learn. 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Lic. #161 • PA Auc. Lic. #AY000241L character, has a goal to www.posnik.com • E-mail: [email protected] global pandemic couldn’t become a Naval officer. “I stand in our way,” Argiro said. “I thought my life as a stu- dent was impossible and get- ting a job out of reach. I finally made it to the finish line,” said Thomas Mercier at the start of his speech. He thanked his friends and fami- ly who believed in him, and to those who didn’t, he said, “Look at me now.” He also listed all of his teachers by name, and thanked them for putting up with this “non- sense.” “Six years flew by,” he said. Mercier especially thanked his parents. “The biggest rea- son I’m here is because of my 4th of July Continued from Page 1 canoes/paddles and biking. “Back in the day he bicycled to Nickerson State Park on the Cape to wait in line to get a campsite for his family,” said Crane. He also has been known to deliver flyers for the 4th of July parade on his bicy- cle. Together they enjoy playing cards with friends and helping out and supporting church and community members in every way possible. They also enjoy traveling, especially road trips to visit friends and family with an eye open to a new adventure. The Allens have been married for 56 years. “Let us all celebrate Pat and Bob for their goodwill, kind- ness and all of their ongoing efforts to help make life better and a little easier for all,” Crane said. PAGE 4 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2021 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS COMMENT Gov. Baker bids to shift professional licensees to DPH By COLIN A. YOUNG State House News Service BOSTON - If Gov. Charlie Baker's latest executive branch reorganization becomes a reality, 13 health-related licensing boards and the 88,000 licenses they oversee would be trans- ferred from the Division of Professional Licensure under the umbrella of the Department of Public Health. That would leave the Division of Professional Licensure with about 492,000 licenses to oversee and would streamline things for applicants, license holders, the public and state regulators, DPL Commissioner Layla D'Emilia told the Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure Committee during a hearing on the governor's proposal (H 3774) Monday. "By transferring these health-related licensing boards to DPH, the commonwealth will be better served and supported by a state agency more appropriately aligned with their areas of expertise. Licensed health professionals will directly benefit from the oversight of DPH, which is staffed by many public health experts and licensed health professionals who regularly work with a myriad of state and federal laws and regulations. This will foster more collaboration and coordination between DPH, the board and licensed health professionals," She said. "This proposal will also benefit consumers of the services pro- vided by these licensed health care professionals. DPH will now effectively serve as a one-stop shop for consumers wishing to obtain information about, or file a complaint about, a licensed health care professional working in the commonwealth. Local control at risk under Consumers will benefit from a unified approach to practice standards and consistent enforcement efforts." The licensing boards that would be transferred include allied health; allied mental health; chiropractors; dietitians and nutri- redistricting plans, Galvin says tionists; dispensing opticians; hearing instrument specialists; By MATT MURPHY reflect the growth in population in Massachusetts that has podiatry; optometry; psychologists; social workers; speech pathology and audiology; health officers; and sanitarians. State House News Service climbed 7.4 percent over the past 10 years to 7,029,917 people. Dr. Jennifer Warkentin, the director of professional affairs for BOSTON - As local officials wait for the U.S. Census Supporters say these building blocks are smaller and more the Massachusetts Psychological Association, said her organi- Bureau to provide community-specific population data, precise than local wards and precincts and will allow the zation supports the reorganization because it agrees that the Secretary of State William Galvin said Monday that legislation Redistricting Committee to more easily create districts that are licensing and renewal processes could be streamlined by mov- to put Congressional and legislative redistricting ahead of local not only equal in size, but also ones that keep ethnic and racial ing certain boards to DPH. reprecinting would be “devastating” to city and towns, putting communities together. "Delays can go up to a year, sometimes, in processing appli- him at odds with voting rights advocates. Moran did not testify on his legislation, but members of a cations and this has had the really unfortunate effect of kind of Galvin, the state’s chief elections official, testified before a coalition of voting rights groups known as the Drawing becoming known within the psychological community across legislative committee that it would be a mistake to pass a bill Democracy Coalition weighed in with their support. the country," she said. "And it's definitely having a negative that would reverse the order of the reprecinting and redistrict- “This legislation is going to be that imperative fix to continue impact on our ability to recruit really qualified psychologists ing, arguing that it would strip the authority of local govern- to recognize the values of equity and racial justice here in the from out of state, as well as to retain recent graduates within ment to define its own political geography. commonwealth so we can continue to draw district lines and Massachusetts." “I will urge the governor to veto this is if if gets to that point. have the Redistricting Committee have the flexibility to Albert Kalter, executive director of the Massachusetts I believe he will,” Galvin said. increase political power in communities of color,” said Rahsaan Chiropractic Society, also testified in support of Baker's bill But advocates say the change would allow the Committee on Hall, director of the racial justice program with the ACLU of Monday. No one offered live testimony in opposition. Redistricting to draw more precise and equitable House, Senate Massachusetts. D'Emilia said that the migration of boards from DPL to DPH and Congressional districts without worrying about creating Galvin argued that local governments are best suited to adapt would take place over an 18-month period during which the two agencies will work out the fine details of the transfer. DPL will confusion for voters by subdividing local precincts. to the population changes that have occurred over the last provide DPH with staffers and financial resources as part of the It would also give the Legislature more time to finalize state decade. While he advised against using Census blocks to transition, she said. and federal district maps before November, which is the time redraw districts, he said there is nothing stopping the Legislature "At this time, DPL anticipates the transfer of approximately when lawmakers planning to seek reelection must make sure from doing so if it wanted. 15 full-time employees to DPH -- moving from 1000 Washington they reside within their new district boundaries. In the past, Galvin said his office has had to accommodate Street to 250 Washington Street in Boston -- all of whom cur- Assistant House Majority Leader Michael Moran has filed a state and federal districts that didn’t follow precinct boundaries rently work in support of the affected boards. This includes bill (H 820) that would remove the June 15 deadline for cities by giving voters in those precincts different ballots. While con- administrative staff such as executive directors and board and towns to redraw local precinct boundaries, and instead fusing and less than ideal, Galvin said he would do it again if administrators, as well as investigators and attorneys who han- require the Legislature to first redraw the boundaries for state necessary. dle enforcement efforts for those boards. Many of these staff and federal offices. Local governments would then conform “Have there been new ethnic communities come in? Have members have years of experience, which will preserve conti- their precincts to fit in the new districts. there been changes? Is there new construction? Are there new nuity and ensure there is no loss of knowledge in the transfer." The change would allow the Committee on Redistricting to factors? Local governments are best able to deal with this,” The governor previously proposed moving the 13 licensing use Census tracts and blocks to build new districts, which must Galvin said. boards to DPH's purview in 2019, but the bill he filed last month would also give regulators enhanced authority to investigate license holders, prohibit Level 3 sex offenders from obtaining any license from the DPL or DPH, and allow the DPL to seek criminal prosecution on anyone engaged in unlicensed massage COVID-19 hospitalizations drop below 200 therapy as a way to crack down on human trafficking. Baker also recommended giving the division the authority to compel By KATIE LANNAN cases of COVID-19 on Sunday and 216 on rate comes as vaccination numbers con- license holders to produce documents during the course of an State House News Service Saturday, bringing the state’s total casel- tinue to increase. As of Sunday afternoon, investigation, with enhanced civil penalties for failure to coop- BOSTON - Since Friday, the number of oad to 662,154 since February of 2020. the DPH said that more than 4.26 million erate. hospitalized COVID-19 patients in The report of four recent deaths linked to people in Massachusetts have received at "Over the past year, our Administration conducted a compre- Massachusetts has been below 200, the confirmed COVID-19 cases on each least a first dose of the Moderna or Pfizer hensive review of operations and staffing at the Division of first time it’s fallen beneath that threshold Saturday and Sunday raises the fatality vaccines, and another 257,288 people Professional Licensure, and implemented significant changes since September 2020. count here to 17,548, or 17,911 with the have gotten the single-dose Johnson and including hiring new staff, improving internal communications As of Sunday’s report from the deaths of 363 people with probable cases Johnson vaccine. A total of 3,835,277 have and procedures, and strengthening relationships with local law Department of Public Health, 178 people added in. gotten the necessary shots to be fully vac- enforcement," Baker said in a statement when he filed the bill. with COVID-19 were hospitalized in The state’s seven-day average positive cinated against COVID-19. Of the more "Our proposed legislation builds on these internal improve- Massachusetts, down from 236 a week test rate stands at 0.53 percent as of June 5, than 9.33 million vaccine doses shipped to ments and will serve to further strengthen and improve the earlier. Of those 178, 64 were in intensive down from 1.43 percent on May 5 and Massachusetts by the federal government, operations of this important agency so it can better serve the care. 8.11 percent on Jan. 5. about 86.7 percent have gone into people’s public." Public health officials reported 126 new The ongoing decline in the positivity arms, according to the DPH. If the reorganization plan takes effect, DPL would retain oversight of 15 licensing boards covering everything from elec- tricians to massage therapists, as well as 10 boards, bureaus or other governing bodies within the Office of Public Safety and Inspections, and the Office of Private Occupational School Education. To reflect its new suite of responsibilities, DPL Senator to start raising funds for auditor’s run would be renamed the Division of Occupational Licensure under Baker's bill. By CHRIS LISINSKI leadership about how much time lawmakers receive to review Baker filed his plan under Article 87 of the state Constitution State House News Service legislation, and argued that low legislative pay has “priced on May 19. Under that article, executive branch reorganizations BOSTON - Methuen Sen. Diana DiZoglio plans to start rais- diversity and equity” out of Beacon Hill. require a legislative hearing within 30 days of being filed, a ing money toward a 2022 race for state auditor, filing paper- The auditor field is rapidly taking shape. Governor’s committee vote within 10 days of the hearing, and must receive work indicating her interest in the constitutional office that is Councilor Eileen Duff, a Gloucester Democrat, and an up-or-down vote from the Legislature, without amendment, set to open up with the departure of Suzanne Bump. Transportation for Massachusetts Director Chris Dempsey within 60 days or the action takes effect. DiZoglio on Monday changed her campaign fundraising have also filed paperwork to run for the seat. Rep. Tackey Chan, House chairman of the Joint Committee account to list auditor as the office sought rather than senator, Some other candidates who have eyed statewide races are on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure, said at the according to Office of Campaign and Political Finance records. waiting to see the 2022 plans for statewide office-holders such end of Monday's hearing that the committee cannot amend the The second-term senator could not be reached for immediate as Attorney General Maura Healey and Treasurer Deb Goldberg governor's bill and plans to issue its report by June 17. comment Monday morning, but DiZoglio has been linked to before launching campaigns. the auditor’s race since Bump announced last month that she If DiZoglio continues to pursue the auditor’s race, it would would not seek a fourth term. open up her seat in the Senate. The First Essex district she DiZoglio served three terms in the House before winning represents stretches across some of the northernmost towns in election to the Senate in 2018. In recent months, she has criti- the Merrimack Valley and North Shore, including Methuen, The Westfield News cized lawmakers for not offering more pandemic relief to res- Haverhill, Merrimac, Amesbury, Salisbury and Newburyport taurants and other small businesses, clashed with Democratic and four precincts in North Andover. A publication of The Reminders Publishing, LLC

Mike Dobbs Barbara Perry Managing Editor Sales Manager Senate prepping pandemic policy extensions bill for Thursday Hope E. Tremblay Editor James Johnson-Corwin By KATIE LANNAN Brownsberger bill (S 27) around municipal elections and town Multi-Media Manager State House News Service meetings. BOSTON - With just over a week to go until the COVID-19 Last week, the committee received about 380 pieces of writ- Chris Putz Marie Brazee Sports Editor Business Manager state of emergency is set to end, the Senate appears poised to ten testimony on the pair of bills. Some of the comments spoke act this week to extend some pandemic-era policies that would specifically to the components proposed by Brownsberger and Fran Smith Lorie Perry otherwise expire with the emergency. Baker, while others offered broader thoughts on other tempo- General Manager Director of Ad Production The Senate on Monday teed up legislation dealing with the rary measures, including greater flexibilities for physician emergency’s end for a Thursday debate, with amendments due assistants and the authorization for restaurants to sell cocktails to be filed by Wednesday. The bill is slated to emerge Tuesday to-go. 181 Root Road, Westfield , MA 01085 from the Senate Ways and Means Committee, and while its Whatever bill the Senate takes up this week may not be the specific provisions are not yet clear, the Senate indicated it will only venue for extending COVID-19 adaptations longer-term. (413)562-4181 be based on both Gov. Charlie Baker’s bill (S 2452) that would The House in late May formed a working group to develop www.thewestfieldnews.com extend measures around outdoor dining, virtual public meet- legislative recommendations, and bills on topics like remote ings and medical billing for COVID-19 care, and a Sen. Will town meetings are pending before joint committees. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2021 - PAGE 5 White Oak Continued from Page 3 myself and advocated for attend Greenfield Community Obituaries myself in IEP meetings,” she College and become an EMT said, adding that her parents firefighter; Kaizer Maximus Contact roxanne@thewestfieldnewsgroup • 413-562-4181 / Ext. 118 found White Oak School for Lopez, who works for the Obituaries online at: westfieldnews.com/categories/obituaries her, which turned out to be a Boys & Girls Club of Greater community and a family. Holyoke and is their 2021 Henry William Iglesias, Sr. “During my time here, I did Youth of the Year, and WESTFIELD: Henry William things I would have never Nickolas Swinicki, who will Iglesias, Sr., age 96, died March dreamed of doing before,” be going into job training to 14, 2020 of complications from she said, thanking all of her enter the workforce. dementia. He was born in teachers, her two dads and Westfield, MA, on January 26, her grandparents. 1924, the oldest of 3 children. She also thanked Michalski His parents, Longinos and Alicia for sticking with her for five (Otero) Iglesias were both immi- years, even when she was “a grants from Spain who met in hot mess express.” She said Westfield. He was the husband not having a mom in her life, of the late Mae (Schultz) Iglesias Southwick resident Jeremiah Michalski was like a mom to who predeceased him in January Ferris has unearthed a wide her. Then Haislip-Hansberry, 2010. variety of artifacts through Jeremiah Ferris recently who plans to help children Henry enlisted in the Navy when WW II started. While his metal detecting efforts – found this Colonial shoe with disabilities, quoted from based in Philadelphia he met Mae Schultz from Camden including this fully intact buckle frame in a field in her inspiration, Malala NJ. They married in 1943 before Henry left for duty in the Colonial shoe buckle. Southwick. (SUBMITTED Yousafzai, in saying, “One Pacific aboard the aircraft carrier USS Wasp. He was a (SUBMITTED PHOTO) PHOTO) child, one teacher, one book carpenter/mechanic during the war years can change the world.” John Gorman, White Oak assigned to maintain the ship and make Buried Treasure Also graduating were Class of 2021. (AMY PORTER/ repairs after battles. After the war ended Davon Nowak, who plans to THE WESTFIELD NEWS) Henry and Mae moved to Westfield, had Continued from Page 1 a daughter and built a house themselves on St. James Ave. Years later he built an more involved when they can touch something from 200 addition on the house when their son was years ago, rather than seeing a photo in a text book,” added born in 1960. Henry worked as a carpenter and then con- Ferris. struction supervisor. He was in charge of building many For more information on the organization, visit www.south- new schools, several in Westfield. After working for sev- wickhistoricalsociety.org. eral contractors in the Springfield area, Henry joined the “We also welcome donations of items and memorabilia that Friendly Ice Cream Corporation in 1964. He was in their are related to Southwick history,” said Odiorne. construction department building stores around New Summer events also planned include: England. Then in the early 70’s he was transferred to Troy, • Ice Cream Social, July 12, 2-4 p.m., at the museum. Visitors Ohio to oversee construction of a new production plant can use the hand-crank to make one’s own ice cream if they and store expansion in the mid-west. Henry retired after wish. Toppings for the tasty treat will be provided. more than 25 years with Friendly’s. He had a reputation in • The Joseph Moore Story, Aug. 8 at 2:30 p.m., at the muse- the construction trades for his strong work ethic, for being um. Lee David Hamberg, lifelong resident of Southwick and exacting and demanding accuracy, “keep doing it until it’s editor of the new book, Southwick Revisited, published by right”. Arcadia Publishing, will talk about the life of Joseph Moore, Outside of work Henry loved fishing, both fresh water the first owner of the Moore House and a veteran of the and ocean. He always owned a boat! His other interest American Revolution, and his family who lived in the house was woodworking. When he and Mae moved back to from 1751 through the 1840’s. Westfield in 1998, his basement became a fully equipped • Wingmasters, Aug. 14 at 1 p.m. at Whalley Park. Julie woodshop. Henry made fine furniture from many types of Collier will bring live birds of prey to show visitors and Thomas Mercier hugs his mother Kate Mercier after the wood and also bowls, boxes, spoons, and small sculptures describe the lives of those birds and her care of them with her ceremony. (AMY PORTER/THE WESTFIELD NEWS) – whatever caught his interest. Ever a practical person the co-worker Jim Parks. Many birds that are injured are brought to family shares memories of the unique gadgets, holders, them for rehabilitation and then released back into the wild, but brackets, etc. he devised to meet any need. a few cannot and some of those stay with Collier. This event is Our Lady of the Lake Henry is survived by his 2 children, 7 grandchildren, 4 supported in part by a grant from the Southwick Cultural great-grandchildren, 2 siblings along with many nieces Council, a local agency supported by the Massachusetts and nephews. Thelma (Iglesias) & husband Gene Wilmot, Cultural Council, a state agency. hosting raffle, door prize Windsor, CT, grandchildren Heather (Wilmot) Kaehlert, SOUTHWICK – Our Lady of the Lake Parish is hosting a Ashburnham, MA, great-grandchildren Samuel & Abigail; Sergeants raffle fundraiser featuring 39 baskets. Robert & Erica (Miller) Wilmot, Mission Viejo, CA, Continued from Page 1 Tickets are available now at the church office and after great-grandchildren Brynn & Luke; David Wilmot, patrol and saw another offi- said Taggart. Masses, as well as online at ollsouthwick.org. Kodiak Island, AK. Henry Iglesias, Jr. and fiancée, Debra cer engaging in misconduct, Select Board member Russ Office hours are Monday – Wednesday, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. and Scott, San Clemente, CA, grandchildren John Iglesias, he would step in and tell the Fox said that he chose Arduini Thursday from 9 a.m. – noon. Tickets are $5 each or 10 for MM3 Peter Iglesias (following in his grandfather’s steps officer that what they are and Taggart because they both $40. in the Navy), Mark Iglesias & Andrew Iglesias. Henry has doing is not okay. met his preferred require- There is also a Door Prize raffle. The grand prize is four a sister Ruth (Iglesias) & husband Bill Skiff, Williston, Taggart said that Southwick ments. tickets to the Red Sox vs. Yankees game at Fenway Park July VT and a brother Richard & wife Grace (Herrick), police will nonetheless need Board member Joseph 24. First prize is a $500 Amazon Card, Second prize is a $250 Southwick, MA. to put in the extra work in Deedy said that he would Airbnb Card, Third and Fourth prizes are Gift Certificate Now that the family can safely gather there will be a regards to police reform “to have hired all three men if he Baskets worth over $150, and the Fifth prize is a Gift memorial service with military honors for Henry and a really stay on point.” had the option. Certificate Basket worth over $100. Tickets are $10 each. moment to remember Mae at 3 p.m. on June 10, 2021 at “I don’t think we will have “I don’t want to count The drawing is June 13. Winners do not need to be present. the Massachusetts Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery, 1390 a huge problem with police Massai out, I think he did a Main Street, Agawam, MA. Firtionadams.com reform because of the caliber great interview,” said Deedy. of the people we have here,” WESTFIELD PURPLE HEART TRAIL Carolyn M. Gray SOUTHAMPTON: Carolyn Martha (Loescher) Gray, 84, (1936 – 2021) of Southampton – Jesus came and took Carolyn by the hand and brought her before her heavenly father as all the saints of heaven welcomed her home on Saturday, June 5, 2021. Carolyn was born in Holyoke, MA and was the daughter of the late Herbert and Martha (Schneider) Loescher. Carolyn graduated from Holyoke High School in 1954, where she met her future husband, Norman R. Gray. They married on May 12, 1956 at First Lutheran Church in VETERANS HELPING VETERANS P. O. Box 367 Holyoke. Carolyn worked 13 years as a bookkeeper at Westfield, Massachusetts email [email protected] Wilcox Insurance, was a member of the First Lutheran 01086 Church, member and past president of the Ladies Guild, as well as the Mid-Valley Zone Lutheran Women’s Missionary League (LWML) New England District. In earlier years, she was past president of both the Hampshire County Contactless consultations, installations and delivery available! Mother of Twins Club, and the Hampton Ponds Women’s Club. Her passion was her family. In addition to her husband, Norman, Carolyn is survived by her six children, Debra LaBombard of Southampton, Norman R. Gray, Jr. of Southampton, Christopher (Diane) Don’t let the stairs Gray of South Carolina, Jennifer (Clifford) Forrett of Westfield, Leslie (James) Moes of Southampton, and Jonathan Gray and partner Sandra Goss of North Carolina. She also leaves behind her brother Kenneth Loescher limit your mobility. (Karen) of Windsor, CT, nine grandchildren, eleven great- Discover the safe and aff ordable grandchildren, three nephews, and many cousins. In addi- tion to her parents, Carolyn was predeceased by her way to regain access to all of your brother Richard Loescher and her grand-daughter Jessica home and allow you to use your Lynn Gray. stairs safely. Services will be at First Lutheran Church, 1810 Northampton Street, Holyoke on Saturday, June 12. The viewing will be from 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. followed by the The Rave 2 stair lift is the ideal funeral at 10 a.m., with the committal to follow at solution for anyone: Forestdale Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be Who struggles using the stairs made to First Lutheran Church and School or LWML. The Barry J. Farrell Funeral Home is assisting with arrange- That is worried about risking ments. a fall on the stairs Who wants to access all of their home If you would like to run a Birthday Announcement in Call now to save The Westfield News contact on a Rave 2 stair lift! us at: 413-562-4181 1-877-712-5275 PAGE 6 - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2021 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS SPORTS

Westfield High’s Brian Strange (5) is locked in against Aidan King (15) strides around third base on his way to Amherst-Pelham Monday evening at Bullens Field. (MARC Alex LaCourse (16) makes good contact with the ball. (MARC scoring Westfield’s first run of the game. (MARC ST.ONGE/ ST.ONGE/THE WESTFIELD NEWS) ST.ONGE/THE WESTFIELD NEWS) THE WESTFIELD NEWS) Bombers’ Strange, Gour sizzle on mound By CHRIS PUTZ Vitaliy Samoylenko (16 kills, 7 digs), Nick Maslar (12 kills), won the match in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2. Sports Editor Nick Gonzelez (5 kills, 1.5 blocks), Aiden Quarterley (35 With that one play, the mood and tempo of the match had WESTFIELD – Two Westfield pitchers were hotter than the assists, 4 digs), and Alex Robitaille (12 digs, 1 ace) led the way changed. record heat. for Westfield. The Bombers improved to 9-1 overall, 7-1 In the adjoining court, at third singles, Catherine Seklecki Westfield baseball ace Brian Strange recorded 14 Ks over North. found her footing and began to move her opponent around the seven complete innings, allowing just two hits in a 3-1 victory court with crosscourt approach shots and sizzling serves. She against Amherst Monday night at Bullens Field. Bombers soft- GIRLS TENNIS rallied and surpassed her opponent to take both sets, 6-4, 6-2. ball pitcher Erin Gour tossed a one-hitter, striking out seven St. Mary’s first-year freshmen Genevieve Howes and Rachel batters and walking four in a narrow 1-0 win over Agawam late Saints overcome heat, Panthers Wilcox sealed the victory with a win in straight sets at second Monday. doubles, 6-2, 6-3. Westfield softball lead-off batter Kenzie Raymond blasted a St. Mary’s 3, Palmer 2 first-inning home run and Gour came out on the winning end St. Mary’s beat the heat and the Palmer Panthers. BOYS LACROSSE of a pitcher’s duel. Ali Rehor had the team’s only other hit. Due to the heat advisory, St. Mary’s played an evening Agawam pitcher Sarah Ross allowed just one run on two hits match under the lights at Palmer High School. and two walks. Ross also broke up Gour’s no-hitter with the Palmer controlled the pace of play early. The Panthers broke Bombers blow by Blue Brownies lone hit of the game. St. Mary’s service plays and dictated the style of play. The At Bullens, Andrew Florek delivered a two-run pinch hit Saints took the change of sides breaks to gather themselves. Devils single in the bottom of the third inning for Westfield. Bombers’ After settling in, St. Mary’s began to unravel Palmer’s play style. Westfield 21, Northampton 11 Alex LaCourse went 2-for-3, and Daniel Provost had a walk, Westfield raced out to a 9-1, first-quarter lead and built a At second singles, St. Mary’s first-year freshman Brooke run, and RBI. 17-3 halftime advantage before cruising to a victory. Piziak began to move her opponent around the court and take Cam Theriault led Westfield with two goals and six assists. points away. Her opponent did not fold and at one point fired a BOYS VOLLEYBALL Bombers’ Chris Racicot (6 goals) and Andrew Dion (5 goals, 1 high deep shot into Piziak’s side of the court that just cleared assist) finished with six points apiece. Tristan Koumentako tal- Piziak’s head and caught the baseline before bouncing high lied four goals and one assist. Race Kiniry collected two goals toward the fence. Bombers sweep Lions and two assists. Drew Theriault had three assists. Blake Piziak sprinted after the ball. She caught up with it at the Westfield def. Ludlow 25-10, 25-18, 25-19 Braceland and Connor Connaly each netted a goal. Nick Bates fence and with her back to the court, hit a shot back over her One potential road block has been removed from Westfield’s and Logan Jones had assists. head that cleared the net and dropped inbounds. path as the Bombers won on the road at Ludlow, Monday, Westfield goalie Aaron Hooben (6 saves) and Mark Piziak got back to the line in time to get to her opponent’s sweeping the Lions 3-0. Kravchuck (4) combined for 10 saves. return shot and hit a crosscourt forehand to win the point. She

Westfield’s Brennan Jarvis (2) beats the pickoff attempt. (MARC ST.ONGE/THE Westfield catcher Josh Mayo (10) runs down Amherst’s Collin Eddy on the third base line. (MARC ST.ONGE/ WESTFIELD NEWS) THE WESTFIELD NEWS)

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GIRLS LACROSSE BOYS TRACK & FIELD 2021 FUTURES COLLEGIATE STANDINGS Westfield 5-3 Westfield 3-0 BOYS VOLLEYBALL St. Mary’s 5-4 Southwick 1-1 Westfield 9-1 BASEBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS Southwick 9-1 BOYS LACROSSE GIRLS TRACK & FIELD Westfield 6-3 Westfield 1-3 (as of Sun., June 6) BASEBALL St. Mary’s 5-3 Southwick 1-3 Brockton Rox 7-1 WEEKEND RESULTS Westfield 5-3 Sat., June 5 Westfield Technical Academy WRESTLING Monday’s Results Pittsfield Suns 6-4 Vermont Lake Monsters 11, 7-3 Westfield 1-1 BASEBALL New Britain Bees 5-4 St. Mary’s 2-9 Westfield 3, Amherst 1 Westfield Starfires 8 Southwick 5-5 GIRLS TENNIS SOFTBALL Worcester Bravehearts 5-4 Sun., June 6 Westfield 2-9 Westfield 1, Agawam 0 Vermont Lake Monsters 4-5 Vermont Lake Monsters 6, SOFTBALL St. Mary’s 5-2 BOYS VOLLEYBALL Nashua Silver Knights 3-5 Westfield Starfires 3 Westfield 6-2 Westfield 3, Ludlow 0 Norwich Sea Unicorns 4-7 Westfield Technical Academy BOYS TENNIS GIRLS TENNIS Westfield 3-1 St. Mary’s 3, Palmer 2 Westfield Starfires 1-5 3-5 St. Mary’s 7-1 St. Mary’s 0-5 BOYS LACROSSE Southwick 8-0 Westfield 21, Northampton 11

SPRING HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULES WESTFIELD HIGH SOUTHWICK REGIONAL ST. MARY’S WESTFIELD TECH. ACADEMY GATEWAY Wed., June 9 Wed., June 9 SOFTBALL vs. Minnechaug, 4 p.m. Wed., June 9 Wed., June 9 Wed., June 9 SOFTBALL vs. Ware, 4 p.m. BOYS LACROSSE @ Longmeadow, 4 p.m. SOFTBALL vs. Monson, Sadie Knox, No Sports Scheduled No Sports Scheduled BOYS VOLLEYBALL @ Holyoke, 5:15 p.m. BOYS TENNIS @ Chicopee, Szot Park, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. BOYS TRACK & FIELD vs. Palmer, BOYS VOLLEYBALL @ Minnechaug, 5 p.m. GIRLS TENNIS vs. Pioneer Thurs., June 10 Thurs., June 10 Richard Atkinson Track, 4 p.m. Valley Chinese Immersion Charter, No Sports Scheduled No Sports Scheduled Thurs., June 10 Municipal Tennis Courts, 4 p.m. Thurs., June 10 BASEBALL @ Longmeadow, Russell Field, 4 p.m. BASEBALL vs. Sabis, 4 p.m. SOFTBALL @ West Springfield, Mittineague Park, Thurs., June 10 4 p.m. BASEBALL vs. Hampshire, Westfield Fri., June 11 GIRLS LACROSSE vs. West Springfield, 4 p.m. Intermediate School, 4 p.m. BOYS VOLLEYBALL vs. Sabis, 6 p.m. BOYS LACROSSE @ Granby, 4 p.m. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 2021 - PAGE 7

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DADDY’S HOME Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein ROYAL STARS ontract ridge HOROSCOPE C B BY GEORGIA NICOLS HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Wednesday, June 9, 2021: You are optimistic, determined and intelli- gent. You are also witty and colorful. You can be distracted because you don’t like to be bored. Personally, you are caring and compas- sionate. In this year ahead, you will get along with people and make friends more easily as well. Some of you might begin a new relation- DUSTIN By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker ship. Work successfully with others.

The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult

ARIES (March 21-April 19)  Today you feel sober and serious about life today. Because of this, you might not share your feelings with others, but if you do talk to someone, it will likely be someone older and more experienced because they can give you advice. Tonight: Do mental work. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SCARY GARY Mark Buford  When it comes to money today, you will be careful and conservative. You will view financial deals with care and concern. If shopping, you won’t be extravagant. Instead, you will focus on buying long-lasting items. (Impressive.) Tonight: Count your assets. GEMINI (May 21-June 20)  Today both the Sun and Moon are in your sign, and the Moon is dancing with Saturn, which makes you see things as serious, sober and realistic. However, it also makes you patient and ready to deal with adversity. Tonight: Make future plans. Crosswords CANCER (June 21-July 22)  You will be happy if you can find DOGS of C-KENNEL Mick and Mason Mastroianni some solitude today to work alone or behind the scenes. You’ll be pleased to go off by your- self and evaluate your life and what’s happen- ing all around you. It feels good to take stock. This gives you a baseline so you know where you are. Tonight: Enjoy solitude. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)  Welcome the opportunity to talk to someone older or more experienced today, perhaps a female. You know you don’t have to reinvent the wheel. Why not stand on the shoulders of those who have gone before you? Save yourself a decade! Get any advice that comes your way. Tonight: Talk to someone. B.C. Mastroianni and Hart VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)  People will admire you today, especially if you can offer practical advice. You might make some wise observations about the past and how the past might play out in the present or even in the future. Others sense your confidence and willingness to face reality. Tonight: You will impress someone. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)  A teacher, professor or guru-like figure in your life might have some wise advice for you today. Or perhaps this person will teach you something. This is also an excellent day to study and work on an existing ONE BIG HAPPY Rick Detorie paper, because you’re willing to slog away at the nuts and bolts of it all. Tonight: Learn something new. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)  This is an excellent day to take a look at your finances, especially your debt. Because you’re in a realistic, practical frame of mind, you will welcome knowing the facts. When it comes to money, information is power. (So, how bad does it look?) Tonight: Someone will help you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)  A serious discussion with someone close to you might be productive today. If you have a problem, they might help you with ANDY CAPP Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnett practical suggestions. You also might be intro- duced to someone older or more experienced or, possibly, a person who is from your past. Tonight: Listen to others. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)  Today someone is willing to help you in a physical, practical sense. Don’t reject their help even though you feel you can do the job. Not only might it make your life easier, but by accepting their help, you’ll make them feel useful. Tonight: Improve your health. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)  This is a good day to teach young people. It’s also an excellent day to hone a Cryptoquip particular technique, whether it’s in the arts ZACK HILL John Deering and John Newcombe (perhaps a musical instrument) or in sports. Tonight: Seek improvements. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)  You might discuss memories about the past or old family matters with a relative today. Or perhaps an older relative will help you with a problem. What you need is a practi- cal solution today, and you will find it. Tonight: Listen to someone’s story.

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Inspections, masonry open to or capable of letting me in. Is there hope for a their moms, so it stands to reason that the grandchildren will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 AM on work and gutter cleaning. Free estimates. In- relationship when it’s one-sided? Do I just ignore the would be closer to them since more time is spent there. June 23, 2021, on the mortgaged premises loc- sured. Quality work from a business you can trust. (413)848-0100, (800)793-3706. behavior and hope he comes around? I love him dearly, I am a grieving mom and grandmother who has tried, ated at 883 Western Avenue, Westfield, Hamp- but liking him is becoming more difficult. -- Sad and to no avail. I feel loved at a distance and pray for a bet- den County, Massachusetts, all and singular the premises described in said mortgage, Hopeless ter connection and relationship. I am thankful for the A STEP ABOVE THE REST! 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ERLY on land now or formerly of Lucy Noble, We sweep all flues. Before that is done, you are not dealing with your son; that. In the meantime, where are your sons? I would being eight (8) rods on said road. The mort- Stove Installations. you are dealing with the substances that are altering his suggest that you take them to lunch, rather than your gagor expressly reserves my/her rights of Free estimates provided. Owner operated brain and personality. daughters-in-law, and let them know that you are feel- Homestead dated August 15, 2003 and recor- Ignoring his behavior won’t do him any favors. It ing left out. ded in Hampden County Registry of Deeds Call: 413-330-2186 sounds like he is hurting, and when you are hurting, Along the same lines, if your daughters-in-law are Book 13491, Page 469, except with respect to the mortgagee herein; the mortgagor does not there is nothing like a family member showing that texting and ignoring you during a holiday dinner, why wish to terminate my/her Homestead by grant- ELECTRICIAN they care. Even if he pushes you away, just come back not use that as an opportunity to talk to your sons and ing the within conveyance notwithstanding to him with love. Maybe your other children will be grandchildren? my/her waiver of the homestead rights in the FLOREK'S ELECTRICAL able to get through to him. “Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice From Dear within mortgage, or any other waiver. Being the SERVICE Dear Annie: For years, I have tried to have a rela- Annie” is out now! 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