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JOHN STEINBECK Low of 55. www.thewestfieldnews.com VOL. 86 NO. 151 TUESDAY, JUNE 27,Westfield 2017 is moving 75 cents forward with lawsuits against fire-fighting foam manufacturers and USAF By Amy Porter nation in Barnstable. Last summer, 3M Correspondent filed a motion to dismiss the suit, an WESTFIELD – The city is moving Intentional Tort Claim forward on a lawsuit against manufactur- that is based on product liability and ers of firefighting foam cited as the cause unfair and deceptive practices. Phillips of contaminated water in city wells. said the companies took steps to protect Mayor Brian P. Sullivan and City their employees from the dangerous Solicitor Susan Phillips met last week to chemicals, well before they ever alerted talk about the status of the lawsuits filed the public. “The motion to dismiss was in February, 2018 by the City of Westfield. heard last summer. The judge took it The suit was filed in U.S. District Court under advisement. Barnstable was also Some green grass is surprised by a coat of snow in Blandford’s Watson Park. against three manufacturers of aqueous there, along with 3M and their 17 law- film forming foam (AFFF) containing yers,” Phillips said. perfluorinated compounds (PFAS), iden- Meanwhile, a motion was made by 3M tified by the U.S. Environmental to consolidate all AFFF cases, currently First Snowfall of...Spring? Protection Agency as a health hazard. numbering more than 90 from around the A light snowfall Sunday morning gave Blandford a coat of white for Mothers’ Day. The defendant manufacturers are 3M country, according to Phillips, for pre- Company, Chemguard, Inc. and Tyco Fire trial discovery. On advice of counsel, Products L.P. Phillips said they were not opposed to a According to the city’s complaint, the consolidation, believing that there might foam sold by the defendant manufactur- be a district more understandable, such as ers was used for decades by the Air in the Ohio – Dupont case. National Guard’s 104th Fighter Wing at The court decided to consolidate for Barnes Air National Guard Base, includ- pre-trial discovery in December and ing for firefighting training, and knew or moved the cases to the Southern District should have known that the chemicals are in South Carolina. Phillips said they cre- persistent when released into the environ- ated groups of lawyers for the 90 plus ment and harmful. lawsuits, and are now putting together The complaint states the use of defen- teams of lawyers, who have asked for dants’ products at Barnes Air National sharing of discovery when the court Guard Base and Westfield-Barnes deposes an expert. Blandford’s Old Burying Ground gets a A little early for skiing, snow decorates Regional Airport has forced the City of Phillips said this is not a class-action light coat of snow Sunday. Blandford Road near the Blandford Country Westfield to incur substantial expense to lawsuit. Kennedy and Madonna and S.L. Store. provide clean, safe drinking water to its Environmental have partnered with three residents. The lawsuit against the fire- other law firms with different expertise fighting foam manufacturers is part of the for Westfield, which has unique claims. city’s ongoing efforts to pursue all options She said the aquifer is different, and the to make itself whole. base being city-owned is different. Phillips said the city hired New York- “The lawsuit is chugging along,” Dying art of based Kennedy & Madonna, and S.L. Phillips said. Environmental Law Group out of San Meanwhile, the city also filed a Federal Francisco, firms representing multiple Tort Claim against the United States Air whip making other communities and districts dealing Force. As part of the process, they sent a with PFAS pollution, including most letter to the USAF, who had six months to is still alive in recently Fairbanks, Alaska. respond. After six months, the city The suit was moved from the U.S. reached out again and asked whether they District Court in Springfield to Boston the Whip City before a judge dealing with the contami- See Lawsuit, Page 5 By Peter Currier Correspondent The water WESTFIELD- The Westfield Whip treatment Museum held a whip-making demon- plant on stration Saturday morning outside the Owens Elm Street building as a way to dis- District play the nearly lost art for which the Carol Martin demonstrates the handmade whip-making Road begins Whip City is best known. techniques that were passed down to her by her father to take during an event May 11, 2019 at the Whip Manufacturing shape. (Photo See Whip Making, Page 5 Co. (Photo by Peter Currier) courtesy Westfield Water Dept.)

Blandford has a new selectman following town elections By Amy Porter • Stephen Jemiolo, incumbent, assessor Correspondent for three years BLANDFORD – Town elections were • Jennifer Girard, board of health for held on Saturday, drawing a lower than three years, to fill an unexpired term expected turnout. According to Town • Brett Hartley, board of health for three Clerk Mary Kronholm, 163 votes were years, to fill an unexpired term cast out of 875 registered voters, approx. • Charles Benson, incumbent, library 18.6%. of electorate. trustee for one year Deputy Fire Chief Thomas Ackley won • June Massee, incumbent, municipal the selectman’s contest, defeating incum- light board bent William Levakis, 120 to 41, for a • Paul Martin, planning board. three-year term. There were no nominees for the follow- Doris Jemiolo won the office of town ing positions: Cemetery commissioner for clerk, defeating Staci Iglesias, 86 to 70, three years; fence viewer for one year; for a one-year term. field driver for three years, and planning 350 Parade float preview The sole ballot question, shall the town board for five years. From left: Cindy Gaylord, Tanya Vancini, and Frank Vancini built the float in Lawry vote to have its elected town clerk become By statute, Kronholm will be in office Trucking’s garage in Westfield. The three wanted to give mention to Steve and Carly an appointed town clerk, was defeated one more week. She served several years Bannish, who also helped with the float but are not pictured. Construction of the float began 59-94. as assistant town clerk, was elected to a full term, then stepped down. Laurie in March. All Westfield public school kids who show up, as well as their parents and teach- In the only other contest on the ballot for water commissioner, incumbent Brian Boucher succeeded her and resigned after ers, will march with the canal on the parade route. Students from Westfield Technical Champiney defeated William Levakis, a year, and Kronholm was appointed for a Academy made banners with information about the canal that will be hung on the sides of 111 to 41, for a three-year term. year until this election. the float. See additional photos Page 7. (Photo by Peter Currier) Uncontested slots were elected as fol- She will be swearing in the newly lows: elected officials this week. PAGE 2 - MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS

Mothers’ Day Tea offered at Stanley Park Rainy weather didn’t deter the 80 attendees at the annual Mothers’ Day Tea Sunday at Stanley Park. Held in the carillon tower the event featured tea, cookies, and a gift plant for the mothers who ventured forth in the inclement weather. One feature of the day was the new carillon system installed this year that allowed an enhanced musical tone to the day. (Submitted photos)

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TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Monday, May 13, the 133rd day of 2019. There are 232 days left in the year.

On May 13, 1981, Pope John Paul II was shot and Ramona, California. (Billie Jean King soundly defeated European court, in an important test of the “right to be seriously wounded in St. Peter’s Square by Turkish Riggs at the Houston Astrodome in September.) forgotten,” ruled that Google had to amend some of its assailant Mehmet Ali Agca . search results at the request of ordinary people when In 1985, a confrontation between Philadelphia authori- they showed links to outdated, irrelevant information. On this date: ties and the radical group MOVE ended as police In 1568, forces loyal to Mary, Queen of Scots were dropped a bomb onto the group’s row house, igniting a One year ago: defeated by troops under her half-brother and Regent of fire that killed 11 people and destroyed 61 homes. President Donald Trump said he would help the Scotland, the Earl of Moray, in the Battle of Langside, Chinese telecommunications company ZTE get “back thwarting Mary’s attempt to regain power almost a year In 1994, President Bill Clinton nominated federal into business”; the Commerce Department had earlier after she was forced to abdicate. appeals Judge Stephen G. Breyer to the U.S. Supreme moved to block the company from importing American Court to replace retiring Justice Harry A. Blackmun; components. Officials in Hawaii called for more evacua- In 1607, English colonists arrived by ship at the site of Breyer went on to win Senate confirmation. tions near the Kilauea volcano amid signs of an imminent what became the Jamestown settlement in Virginia (the eruption at the volcano’s summit. (The eruption came colonists went ashore the next day). In 2002, President George W. Bush announced that he four days later.) The body of 69-year-old “Superman” and Russian President Vladimir Putin (POO’-tihn) would actress Margot Kidder was found by a friend near her In 1917, three shepherd children reported seeing a sign a treaty to shrink their countries’ nuclear arsenals by Montana home in what was later ruled a suicide from a vision of the Virgin Mary near Fatima, Portugal; it was the two-thirds. drug and alcohol overdose. first of six such apparitions that the children claimed to have witnessed. In 2004, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld visited Today’s Birthdays: the Abu Ghraib (grayb) prison camp in Iraq, where he Actor Buck Taylor is 81. Actor Harvey Keitel is 80. In 1918, the first U.S. airmail stamp, costing 24 cents insisted the Pentagon did not try to cover up abuses Author Charles Baxter is 72. Actress Zoe Wanamaker is and featuring a picture of a Curtiss JN-4 biplane, was there. During a campaign swing in West Virginia, 71. Actor Franklyn Ajaye is 70. Singer Stevie Wonder is publicly issued. (On some of the stamps, the “Jenny” was President George W. Bush said he felt “disgraced” by the 69. Former Ohio Gov. John Kasich (KAY’-sihk) is 67. printed upside-down, making them collector’s items.) images of U.S. soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners but told Actress Leslie Winston is 63. Producer-writer Alan Ball is his listeners that actions of a handful of Americans 62. Basketball Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman is 58. “Late In 1940, in his first speech as British prime minister, should not sully the nation’s military. Show” host Stephen Colbert (kohl-BEHR’) is 55. Rock Winston Churchill told Parliament, “I have nothing to offer musician John Richardson (The Gin Blossoms) is 55. but blood, toil, tears and sweat.” Ten years ago: Actor Tom Verica is 55. Singer Darius Rucker (Hootie A judge in West Palm Beach sentenced two men to and the Blowfish) is 53. Actress Susan Floyd is 51. In 1958, Vice President Richard Nixon and his wife, death for the drug-debt slaying of a family of four on the Contemporary Christian musician Andy Williams (Casting Pat, were spat upon and their limousine battered by side of a Florida highway, including two young boys who Crowns) is 47. Actor Brian Geraghty is 44. Actress rocks thrown by anti-U.S. demonstrators in Caracas, died in their mother’s arms. Atlantis’ astronauts captured Samantha Morton is 42. Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., is 42. Venezuela. the orbiting Hubble Space Telescope for five days of Former NBA player Mike Bibby is 41. Rock musician repair work. Pittsburgh’s Adam LaRoche and Florida’s Mickey Madden (Maroon 5) is 40. Actor Iwan Rheon is In 1972, 118 people died after fire broke out at the Ross Gload became the first baseball players to have 34. Actress-writer-director Lena Dunham is 33. Actor Sennichi Department Store in Osaka, Japan. home runs taken away following a video replay review. Robert Pattinson is 33. Actress Candice Accola King is 32. Actor Hunter Parrish is 32. Folk-rock musician Wylie In 1973, in tennis’ first so-called “Battle of the Sexes,” Five years ago: Gelber (Dawes) is 31. NHL defenseman P.K. Subban is Bobby Riggs defeated Margaret Court 6-2, 6-1 in A mine fire in Soma, Turkey, killed 301 workers. A 31. Actress Debby Ryan is 26. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 - PAGE 3 Flag Retirement HUNTINGTON —If anyone has worn American flags in need of retirement, there are special containers set up in the Huntington Town Hall and Huntington Library for respectful disposal. All flags that are collected will be brought to dedi- THANK YOU cated organizations for proper disposal. The public is wel- come to bring in small and medium size flags and place them in the boxes at the Town Hall and Library during regular business hours. Town Hall at 24 Russell Road is open Monday – Thursday, 9 am – 4 pm, and Wednesdays, 4 – 8 pm. 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TO BENEFIT YMCA PROGRAMS AND SERVICES PAGE 4 - MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS COMMENT Companies bracing for China’s retaliation in tariffs dispute By JOE McDONALD Associated Press BEIJING (AP) — Businesses were bracing Monday for Beijing’s retaliation against President Donald Trump’s esca- lation of a tariff battle that threatens to disrupt a Chinese economic recovery. Regulators threatened “necessary countermeasures” in response to Trump’s increase in tariffs Friday on $200 billion of Chinese imports. But three days later, Beijing had yet to say what it might do. In previous cases, China imposed tit-for-tat penalties immediately. A foreign ministry spokesman said Monday he had gotten no details about Chinese plans or high-level contacts since negotiations ended Friday without a deal. “We are determined and capable of safeguarding our legitimate rights and interests,” said the spokesman, Geng Shuang. “We hope the United States will meet China halfway to address each other’s legitimate concerns.” China is running out of U.S. imports for penalties due to their lopsided trade balance. Regulators have targeted American companies in China by slowing down customs A worker walks near truck trailers and cargo containers, Friday, May 10, 2019, at the Port of Tacoma in Tacoma, Wash. clearance for shipments and processing of business licenses. U.S. and Chinese negotiators resumed trade talks Friday under increasing pressure after President Donald Trump raised Officials appeared to be studying the potential impact on tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods and Beijing promised to retaliate. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren) China’s economy before picking their next steps, said Jake Parker, vice president of the U.S.-China Business Council. Officials might be worried companies may shift operations out of China in response to “aggressive retaliatory actions,” he said. Kudlow’s admission about who “I assume this goes fairly high within China’s government before retaliatory actions are settled upon,” said Parker. Additional penalties would hurt exporters on both sides, as well as European and Asian companies that trade between the pays tariffs contradicts Trump United States and China or supply components and raw mate- rials to their manufacturers. The increases already in place have disrupted trade in By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER Imposing those tariffs would impact a wide range of con- Associated Press goods from soybeans to medical equipment and sent shock- sumer goods — clothes, shoes, toys, and electronics such as WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House’s top economic iPhones — that have been mostly exempted so far and could waves through other Asian economies that supply Chinese adviser has acknowledged that U.S. consumers and businesses prompt steep cost increases that many Americans would likely factories. pay the tariffs that the Trump administration has imposed on notice. Forecasters warned Friday’s hikes could disrupt a Chinese billions of dollars of Chinese goods, even as President Trump Kudlow, however, said the economic impact of placing tar- recovery that had appeared to be gaining traction. Growth in himself insisted in a tweet, incorrectly, that China pays. iffs on all Chinese imports would be to cut economic growth the world’s second-largest economy held steady at 6.4% over Chris Wallace, host of “Fox News Sunday,” asked him, “It’s 0.2 percentage points, “a very modest number.” a year earlier in January-March, supported by higher govern- U.S. businesses and U.S. consumers who pay, correct?” Independent economists, though, think the impact would be ment spending and bank lending. “Yes, I don’t disagree with that,” said Larry Kudlow, the larger. Gregory Daco, an economist at Oxford Economics, esti- The tensions “raise fresh doubts about this recovery path,” head of the president’s National Economic Council. mates it would reduce U.S. growth by a half percentage point Morgan Stanley economists Robin Xing, Jenny Zheng and Kudlow added, “Both sides will pay,” but he stipulated that and cost 300,000 jobs. Zhipeng Cai said in a report. China “will suffer (economic) losses” from reduced exports to Kudlow also said the U.S. is awaiting retaliation from China The latest U.S. charges could knock 0.5 percentage points the U.S., not from paying the tariffs. over the increased tariffs, after talks in Washington ended on off annual Chinese economic growth and that loss could Kudlow’s admission contradicts many of Trump’s comments Friday without a deal. widen to 1 percentage point if both sides extend penalties to and tweets to the effect that Chinese companies pay the tariffs “The expected countermeasures have not yet materialized. all of each other’s exports, economists say. That would pull in what amounts, in the president’s view, to a massive transfer We may know more today or even this evening or tomorrow,” annual growth below 6%, raising the risk of politically dan- of wealth to the United States from China. Yet almost no he told “Fox News Sunday.” gerous job losses. economist has agreed with Trump’s view and fact-checkers Both sides have indicated that future talks are likely. Kudlow The latest talks ended with no word of progress after routinely brand Trump’s assertion false and point out that said on Sunday that Chinese officials have invited U.S. Trade Washington accused Beijing of trying to backtrack on earlier American importers of goods from China pay the tariffs. Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary commitments. Trump has also asserted that trade wars are “easy to win,” but Steven Mnuchin to visit Beijing, though nothing has been Trump might meet his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, Kudlow accepted that they come with costs for the U.S. econ- scheduled. during next month’s meeting of the Group of 20 major omy, though he downplayed the impact. Kudlow also said that Trump and China’s President, Xi economies in Osaka, his economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, On Friday, the Trump administration raised duties on $200 Jingping, may meet in late June at the G-20 international con- said Sunday. billion of Chinese imports to 25% from 10%, after charging ference in Japan. Chinese officials invited the top U.S. envoys — Trade that China had backtracked on commitments it made earlier in On Saturday, Trump tweeted that he thought that “China felt Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary the talks. The administration has already hit $50 billion of addi- they were being beaten so badly in the recent negotiation that Steven Mnuchin —to Beijing, Kudlow said on Fox News. tional Chinese goods with 25% duties. they may as well wait around for the next election, 2020, to see But he said there were no “definite plans.” Later Sunday, Trump reiterated his view in a tweet: “We will if they could get lucky & have a Democrat win.” Trump started raising tariffs last July over complaints be taking in Tens of Billions of Dollars in Tariffs from China. Beijing retaliated for previous tariff hikes by raising duties China steals or pressures companies to hand over technology. Buyers of product can make it themselves in the USA (ideal), on $110 billion of American imports. And officials have tar- Washington wants Beijing to roll back government support or buy it from non-Tariffed countries.” geted American companies operating in China by slowing for Chinese companies striving to become global leaders in Yet Carl Weinberg, chief international economist at High customs clearance and stepping up regulatory scrutiny. robotics and other technology. The U.S. and other trading Frequency Economics, a forecasting firm, pointed out that Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., told ABC’s “This Week” that he partners say such efforts violate Beijing’s free-trade commit- many goods made in China aren’t manufactured elsewhere. advised the president to finalize a trade deal with China soon, ments. That’s why many U.S. importers have little choice but to pay “because the longer we’re involved in a tariff battle or a trade A stumbling block has been U.S. insistence on an enforce- the tariff. war, the better chance there is that we could actually enter into ment mechanism with penalties to ensure Beijing carries out “So if you need that new iPad, it is you who will be paying a recession because of it.” its commitments. Economists say Chinese leaders probably the import duty, not some worker in China,” Weinberg wrote in The two countries are sparring over U.S. allegations that reject that as a violation of Chinese sovereignty. a research note. China steals technology and pressures American companies Trump’s decision to hike tariffs has roiled financial mar- Trump has also threatened to impose import taxes on the into handing over trade secrets, part of an aggressive campaign kets. Futures were lower on Wall Street before markets remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports, a step that Kudlow to turn Chinese companies into world leaders in robotics, elec- opened, and shares fell in Asia and Europe, with China’s estimated would take several months to implement. tric cars and other advanced industries. stock market benchmark dropping 1.2%. Friday’s increase raised U.S. duties on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25% from 10%. Importers of another $50 billion of Chinese goods already were paying 25%. Last week’s increase was due to take effect last year but was postponed after Trump and Xi agreed in December at the Perdue barbecues to sell Japanese on buying more US beef last G-20 meeting to hold off while they negotiated. By YURI KAGEYAMA important ally. Beijing matched Trump’s earlier 25% tariff on $50 billion Associated Press But Trump’s withdrawal from a Pacific Rim trade arrange- of American goods. It imposed 10% charges on $60 billion of TOKYO (AP) — U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue ment, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, meant the loss of hard- imports but left other goods unaffected, possibly to protect has picked up his barbeque tongs to convey his message to won concessions from Japan that its leaders have said are Chinese companies that depend on U.S. technology and com- Japan: Buy more American beef. their bottom line on trade. ponents. Perdue said Monday that as a top consumer of U.S. beef, Perdue reiterated Trump’s stance that TPP was not fair. UBS economists said Beijing might raise tariffs on $60 Japan should treat the U.S. fairly. He said he hoped President Alluding to U.S. moves to penalize China for in a dispute billion of U.S. goods and cancel an agreement to postpone a Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will with Beijing over trade and technology, Perdue said the duty increase on imported American autos. strike a trade deal during his boss’s visit to Japan later this actions came about because China had not responded fairly “The risk of a full blown trade war has materially month, but acknowledged more time might be needed. in the negotiations. He said he would send “a similar mes- increased,” they said in a report. “We’re saying treat us as a prime customer the way we sage to Japan.” The next escalation could come within weeks, as U.S. treated Japanese products for many years,” Perdue told report- regulators prepare to follow through on Trump’s threat to ers after cooking some beef and pork on a Tokyo shopping mall extend penalty tariffs to all Chinese goods. rooftop, using his family’s barbecue sauce recipe. State media tried to reassure Chinese companies and con- Perdue also expressed impatience with the progress of trade sumers the ruling Communist Party has the resources and talks that have been going on for more than two years. policy tools to respond. “From my perspective and our farmers in America, I’d have The Westfield News “There is nothing to be afraid of,” said the party newspaper preferred it done yesterday, but the reality is these things take A publication of the Westfield News Group LLC People’s Daily. “The U.S.-instigated trade war against China time,” he said. is just a hurdle in China’s development process. It is no big “Nothing has happened,” he said. “It’s time to get going.” Flora Masciadrelli James Johnson-Corwin deal.” Japan’s limits on imports of meat and other farm products Director of Sales/ Multi-Media Manager Classified Manager Makers of clothing and furniture already have been shift- have been a recurring issue with the U.S. Marie Brazee ing production to Southeast Asia and elsewhere due to rising The Trump administration is worried that Japan will buy Chris Putz Business Manager Chinese wages. Business groups say that exodus is accelerat- more from other nations that have signed trade deals with Japan Sports Editor in recent years, such as Australia and Europe. Lorie Perry ing. Economists say more might follow to reduce the risk of Director of Ad Production American tariff hikes. Japan, a country of 126 million, is the fourth largest market The abruptness of Trump’s May 5 announcement about for U.S. agricultural products. Perdue, who visited Japan for a weekend meeting of farm Patrick R. Berry raising tariffs to 25% made companies see doing business in President China as more uncertain, said Parker of the U.S.-China officials of the Group of 20 industrial nations, did not give Business Council. specifics on timing, proposed tariff reductions or product sec- 62 School Street, Westfield , MA 01085 No matter what Washington and Beijing decide, “there is tors, saying those were up to trade negotiators. an enormous risk in the background that tariffs could come “We should be treated as fairly as any other country with (413)562-4181 back into play at any moment,” he said. whom Japan has an agreement,” he said. www.thewestfieldnews.com Japan logged a $70 billion surplus with the U.S. last year, and the trade imbalance has long been a sore spot with its most THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 - PAGE 5

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A Funeral TO BENEFIT YMCA PROGRAMSSERVICES AND SERVICES Home Service will be held on Wednesday at 1:30PM in the Lawsuit inclUdes dinner & shoW Continued from Page 1 Firtion Adams FS, 76 Broad St. Westfield followed by burial in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Southampton Rd. Westfield. Visiting had not heard back because the USAF said the city had concerns about letting Markey and US Rep. Richard Neal for a hours will precede the service from 12-1:30PM in the funer- was denying the claim. The USAF them on the property of leaseholders at meeting in June on the CERCLA process al home. Donations in Dolores’ name may be directed to St. acknowledged they are not settling, the airport, for example. Other sites and will ask them to help regulatory- Peters/St. Casmir’s Church, 34 State St. Westfield, MA Phillips said. included ones held by the city by tax tak- wise and financially. 01085. www.firtionadams.com. A motion was made to add USAF to ing, and some schools. “We’re waiting,” “We need help moving this process the Westfield complaint. she said. The city has asked the USAF to along,” Phillips said. One week ago, a summons was issued fix whatever mistakes they make, e.g. The city also asked for some of the stating that the court accepted the motion drilling in front of the Fire Station. $12 million that was made available to Whip Making to add the defendant. Westfield’s suit is “We will not prohibit you from going New York. “We did know that, but still Continued from Page 1 now against the three companies and the on city property if you follow our rules,” put our claim in,” Sullivan said. “We put Museum owner Carol Martin and her apprentice Bonnie USAF. Phillips anticipates a good year she said they were told. Phillips said this out an offer to settle, and put the compa- Holcomb stood on the steps of the museum and made whips of discovery ahead. At some point, she is not a local process, and Washington, nies and feds on notice,” Sullivan added. by hand in front of a crowd of more than a dozen people. will go to a pre-conference hearing. D.C. is in charge. “The local guard is “When you look at air bases, we’re While making the whips, Martin explained the intricacies of “There have been meetings to look stuck trying to do Phase II. They are not alone. I can’t think of anything we what was being done, and the history of whip-making meth- over documents, and get names anecdot- clearly in the middle. They are not deci- haven’t done,” Phillips said. “We’re try- ods in Westfield. ally that may know what happened,” sion makers in ing to protect every potential point of “We were cutting edge technology in Westfield,” said Phillips said, adding that Kennedy & this. It’s certainly no reflection on any compensation.” Martin, “We changed the way whips were made everywhere.” Madonna will come out occasionally to of them,” Phillips said about the 104th. The compensation the city is seeking Martin explained that at the peak of the industry in meet with the city. “People think funding is available, but is for the $18 million bond for water Westfield, the concept of assembly lines for whips had been At the same time, the Massachusetts there has to be acceptance by the feds filtration, currently in development, and put to use and manually operated machinery was common- Department of Environmental Protection that they were the source of the con- for ongoing maintenance costs. place. Inside the museum are many of the same machines that (DEP) has been asking the Barnes Air taminants. That’s why we filed the law- “If we had stayed on the Air National were used in the heyday of the Whip City, and they are still National Guard to do certain studies at suits,” Phillips said. Guard, we would be stuck in Phase II. If fully functional. There were once more than 40 whip compa- the base. The Fighter Wing has submit- She said a whole crew goes around on the Mayor hadn’t bonded, where would nies in Westfield in the prime of the industry, but the Westfield ted Phase I to the DEP, who has accepted these Phase II assessments. “They could we be right now?” Phillips said. Whip Manufacturing Company, which was established in them as a responsible party. Phillips said come back and say `not us’.” Phillips also said that she had never 1884, is the only one that remains in the form of the museum. that process is on hold right now, while Phillips said things may change if seen such a lack of confidence in the city With any luck, Martin said she hopes to have the museum the USAF goes through its CERCLA PFAS, etc. become accepted as hazard- before. “I’ve never seen this lack of con- open to the public by this fall. The only setback that keeps process (Comprehensive Environmental ous chemicals by the Environmental fidence in everything we do. There’s them from doing so now is having the museum be fully Response, Compensation, and Liability Protection Agency. Right now, the city is distrust. Because we’re a city and we’re handicap accessible. The only thing they still need is the funds Act, known also as Superfund) to do a moving forward with the National Guard using public money, everything is vetted to do so. The demonstration by Martin and Holcomb was bigger scope investigation. Part of that Bureau and the Department of Defense. and tested,” she said, adding, “If every- made possible from a grant by the Massachusetts Cultural scope includes multiple sites in the city, “The City of Westfield just wants to one has the same goals, let’s chuck our Council. Some people in the crowd made small donations. to see if someone else caused this. be made whole,” she said, adding, egos out the door.” One person in the crowd asked if the whip Holcomb has made Phillips said they have a broad scope “We’ve covered every avenue we can, Phillips and Sullivan said there is a lot was what an average whip would look like. Martin replied of areas, 12 city sites in all; some in the and are letting them finish the CERCLA of money out there, and the companies that there really is no such thing as an average whip, as there airport, and some outside of the airport. process.” are on the hook. are several different kinds with a variety of styles that can be When the USAF gave them the sites, the The goal is in two to three years to get “We’re going to keep putting out the made. In Westfield in the 19th and early 20th century, that city told them they required rights of money. Sullivan has also reached out to positive facts. The DEP has endorsed style was a straight whip. entry, and asked to see all results. She senators Elizabeth Warren, Edward everything we’ve done,” Sullivan said. Martin said that the inside of the museum is virtually unchanged from the days when it was a fully operational whip manufacturing company. Despite this, she fears that she bears the responsibility ofb preserving what she sees as a lost art. She had learned the craft from her father and is hoping to pass it along through apprenticeships like that of Holcomb, who Police Logs began six months ago. “One of the fears is that there is a break in this chain and the art will be lost,” said Martin, “Many WESTFIELD people in Westfield don’t know that we still make whips.” Major crime and incident report Monday, May 6, 2019 1:24 a.m.: disturbance, Russell Road, a caller reports a college related disturbance, the three responding officers report peace was restored; 8:28 p.m.: fraud, East Main Street, a resident reports via the on-line reporting option that his debit card was fraudulently Westfield to focus used at an East Main Street hardware store although he has not lost possession of the card, the case remains under investiga- tion; 3:01 p.m.: larceny, Broad Street, a resident came to the station to report that his wallet was stolen from his bedroom on energies on 350th Friday, the responding officer reports the complainant said that he had left his apartment door unlocked while he did laundry elsewhere in the apartment building and later found his wallet to be missing from his bedside table; Celebration Fireworks 5:01 p.m.: accident, North Elm Street, a caller reports a crash involving a bicycle and a motor vehicle, the responding officer reports the motorist said that while operating southbound in the area of the Great River Bridge a bicyclist abruptly rode across the street in a crosswalk and he was unable to avoid a collision, the cyclist was transported to Baystate Noble Hospital July 4th fireworks without obvious serious injury, the windshield of the car was cracked in the collision and it was towed at the owner’s request; 5:23 p.m.: fire, Susan Drive, a caller reports fire in his basement, dual response dispatched, all the occupants evacuated the residence safely and two dogs, a cat and a rabbit were subsequently safely removed, one occupant was transported to Baystate to take one-year hiatus Noble Hospital without apparent serious injury, see story in the Wednesday, May 8 edition of The Westfield News; WESTFIELD - Mayor Brian P. Sullivan and Community 7:16 p.m.: disturbance Colonial Pine Acres, 126 Union St., a caller reports persons are fighting in the complex, the respond- Development Director Peter Miller announced today that the ing officer reports a male party arrived at the home of his former girlfriend and an altercation developed between two male traditional Fireworks for Freedom in celebration of Independence parties who were visiting her, none of the involved parties wished to pursue criminal charges but the former boyfriend suffered Day will not be held in 2019. The City and its partner, the injuries and was transported to Baystate Noble Hospital, see next entry; Friends of the Westfield 350, will focu s their efforts and financ- 9:10 p.m.: assist other agency, a caller from the Baystate Noble Hospital emergency department reports a male patient is es on enhancing the City’s 350th Birthday Weekend Fireworks being disorderly and screaming at other patients, the responding officer reports the man was found to be too intoxicated to celebration on Saturday, May 18 th . The “Fireworks for care for himself and was placed in protective custody, the man was transported to the police station. Freedom,” which for many years was sponsored by civic orga- nizations, including the Jaycees, Kiwanis Club, the Rotar y Club, and by private citizens, has been the responsibility of the City for the past three years. The City relies primarily on private Legendary actress and singer donations to raise the $25,000 necessary to produce the event. Court Logs This year, businesses and citizens have generously suppor ted Doris Day dead at 97 several local initiatives, including the various 350th birthday Westfield District Court By The Associated Press Monday, May 6, 2019 celebrations and the Babe Ruth World Series, among others. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Doris Day, the honey-voiced “This is an incredibly difficult decision to make,” Mayor Marcus Westbrook, 21, of 20 Parkside St., Springfield, was singer and actress whose film dramas, musicals and innocent released on his personal recognizance pending a July 19 hearing Sullivan said. “We are very fortunate in Westfield to have sex comedies made her a top star in the 1950s and ’60s and sponsors wh o step up year in and year out to make this cele- after he was arraigned on a charge of assault and battery on a among the most popular screen actresses in history, has died. family or household member brought by Westfield police. bration happen, and they’ve all been very generous this year in She was 97. Christopher G. Sadler, 38, of 13 Phelps Ave., Westfield, was helping us and Westfield 350 put together an impressive birth- In recent years, Day had been an animal rights advocate and released on his personal recognizance pending a July 19 hearing day celebration,” he continued. “We just thought it would be her Doris Day Animal Foundation confirmed her death early after he was arraigned on charges of operating a motor vehicle unfair to ask them aga in, especially when there are so many Monday at her Carmel Valley, California, home. The founda- under the influence of liquor, negligent operation of a motor other worthy causes seeking support this year.” On New Year’s tion said she was surrounded by close friends. vehicle, and a marked lanes violation brought by State Police. Eve, in conjunction with Westfield 350’s First Night “Day had been in excellent physical health for her age, until Celebration, there was a fireworks show, and a second fire- recently contracting a serious case of pneumonia, resulting in works display will be held on Saturday, May 18 th at 9:00 her death,” the foundation said in an emailed statement. pm, at the Westfield Middle School field off West Silver The foundation also said she requested “no funeral or WHIP CITY TRAVELERS May 21- The Carpenters Remembered-self drive to Chez Josef, Street. The 350th Birthday City of Westfield Fireworks for memorial service and no grave marker.” With her lilting contralto, wholesome blonde beauty and $60 for meal and show. Freedom, 59 Court Street, Westfield, MA 01085 Celebration is June 3- Ride the Rails- A Newport Bistro Train, sightseeing train bei ng supported by lead sponsor Westfield Bank, and the glowing smile, Day was a top box office draw and recording artist known for such films as “Pillow Talk” and “That Touch ride, meal and visit to Bowen’s Wharf, $90. 350th Birthday Fireworks Display is sponsored by Advance June 5-MGM Casino, $15. Manufacturing & the Am anti Family, are sponsoring the 350th of Mink” and for such songs as “Whatever Will Be, Will Be July 1- The Newport Playhouse- A lobster dinner, the play, Fireworks Display. For additional information on the many (Que Sera, Sera)” from the Alfred Hitchcock film “The Man “Always a Bridesmaid”, comic routines and more, $100. activities planned for Westfield ’s 350 th Birthday Weekend Who Knew Too Much.” Aug 6-A tribute to Elton John, self drive at the Log Cabin, $60. Over time, she became more than a name above the title: celebration, visit their website at www.westfield350.org . Aug 13-The Lighthouses of RI tour, $95. Right down to her cheerful, alliterative stage name, she stood Our office hours are M, W, and F 9am-12pm, at the Westfield Sr. Center. Stop in for more details and reservations. Payment for these See Doris Day, Page 8 trips must be made at the time of booking. PAGE 6 - MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS BUSINESSFINANCIAL

West of the River Chamber of Commerce Announces Annual Job Fair The West of the River Chamber of Commerce announces its annual JOB FAIR 2019 – Local Jobs for Local People on May 22 at Storrowton Tavern/Carriage House from 3pm – 6pm. This event gives local business owners the opportunity to meet with local residence and students who are looking for employment opportunities within our community. Employers located in the community want to hire people from the local area! This event is designed to connect these employ- ers with adult job seekers, high school graduates and college students, in the community. Showcasing all of our regions career potential, the chamber hopes to entice the residents living in our communities to stay and raise families, which will in turn boost the local economy. There is a GREAT need for trades people in Western Mass, and this Job Fair will showcase just that. Area students will be showcasing In this Aug. 3, 2017, file photo, packages ride on a conveyor system at an Amazon fulfillment center in Baltimore. Amazon, which is racing their talents and networking skills as to deliver packages faster, is turning to its employees with a proposition: Quit your job and we’ll help you start a business delivering Amazon they explore local opportunities. More package. The offer, announced Monday, May 13, 2019, comes as Amazon seeks to speed up its shipping time from two days to one for its seasoned professionals who want to Prime members. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File) better their career will also present their experience and preparation for today’s job market. Employers in the area interested in participating as a Amazon to employees: We’ll pay vendor can register online at www. westoftheriverchamber.com . you to quit and haul packages By JOSEPH PISANI months’ worth of their salary. The offer is pate are able to lease blue vans with the G. Fred Ensworth Associated Press open to most part-time and full-time Amazon Amazon smile logo stamped on the side. NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon, which is employees, including warehouse workers Overall, more than 200 Amazon delivery racing to deliver packages faster, is turning to who pack and ship orders. Whole Foods businesses have been created since it launched Medical its employees with a proposition: Quit your employees are not eligible to receive the new the program last June, said John Felton, job and we’ll help you start a business deliv- incentives. Amazon’s vice president of global delivery Scholarship ering Amazon packages. Seattle-based Amazon.com Inc. declined to services. WESTFIELD — Applications The offer, announced Monday, comes as say how many employees it expects to take One of them is run Milton Collier, a freight for the G. Fred Ensworth Medical Amazon seeks to speed up its shipping time them up on the offer. broker who started his business in Atlanta Scholarship are available at from two days to one for its Prime members. The new employee incentive is part of a about eight months ago. Since then, it has Westfield High School. The The company sees the new incentive as a way program Amazon started a year ago that lets grown to 120 employees with a fleet of 50 scholarship is available to stu- to get more packages delivered to shoppers’ anyone apply to launch an independent vans that can handle up to 200 delivery stops dents who are former Westfield doorsteps faster. Amazon delivery business. It is part of the in a day. It has already been preparing for the High School graduates. Students Amazon says it will cover up to $10,000 in company’s plan to control more of its deliver- one-day shipping switch by hiring more peo- must attend a school in a medical startup costs for employees who are accepted ies on its own, rather than rely on UPS, the ple. related field. Applications may be into the program and leave their jobs. The post office and other carriers. Startup costs “We’re ready,” says Collier. picked up at Westfield High company says it will also pay them three start at $10,000 and contractors that partici- School. Deadline is May 24.

Playoff Luck? Tri for Jimmy Triathlon Clinic and Race Continued from Page 2 On Sunday June 9th Tater will include but are not lim- istration site for details of real estate broker Kyle Eckenrode. “People “front-running” and argued the players “know Racing in a Commercial ited to: Swim (a lot of water Duathlon, Aqua bike and just love it when we bring him out. It’s really it’s the wrong thing to do or else they’d do it Co-Venture with Dana- to cover here), T1 (First Splash and Dash. Sprint crazy to watch it all unfold.” in the playoffs.” Farber Cancer Institute, Inc. Transition - Swim to Bike), Triathlon: .3 Mile Swim, 13 The Hurricanes can’t argue with the results: So, naturally, the Hurricanes quickly will conduct Tri for Jimmy bike (Smart racing, w/o draft- Mile Bike, 3 Mile Run. Super Ever since Hamilton began hanging out in the announced plans to sell more shirts with (formerly Wave Triathlon), a ing), T2 (Second Transition - Sprint Triathlon: 300yd area behind PNC Arena’s corner boards — “front-running” written in script over the sporting event with Bike to Run), run (in the zone Swim, 6.3 Mile Bike, 1 Mile right along the players’ path from the dressing “Bunch of Jerks” phrase. Triathlons, Duathlons, Aqua to the finish), nutrition, sup- Run. room to the ice — earlier this postseason, they “It fuels our fan base, it fuels us,” defense- Bike and Splash and Dash plements, hydration. https://triforjimmy.com/, haven’t lost with their prized pig in the build- man Brett Pesce said. “So in a way, I kind of event options, benefitting TRIATHLON TO Hampton Ponds State Park, ing. want to say he’s helping us.” The Jimmy Fund. BENEFIT THE JIMMY 1048 North Road - Route “I guess I’d never seen anything like it,” Not that they needed much of it during the The “Sprint Distance” FUND AND DANA- 202, Westfield, MA 01085 well-traveled goalie Curtis McElhinney said. first two rounds. races consists of a combina- FARBER CANCER 413-244-2506 for questions On a whim, Eckenrode brought Hamilton They won four of the final five games to — whose name is a play on “ham” — to the oust the Capitals — advancing on Brock tion of a .3 mi (~600 yd) INSTITUTE. Sunday June 9, and sponsorship opportuni- parking lot for Game 3 of the first-round McGinn’s double-overtime goal in Game 7 swim in Pequot Pond or a 3 2019 8:00AM – Tri for ties [email protected]. series against Washington. He became so — before sweeping the Islanders in the sec- mi run at Hampton Ponds Jimmy, see Website and reg- popular that the team invited him into the ond round. State Park, followed by a 13 arena for the Game 6 victory over the Capitals, Fans in this nontraditional market have mi bike ride, and a 3 mi run. as well as Carolina’s two home games in the responded. Carolina has drawn the two largest The “Super Sprint” race second-round series with the Islanders. home crowds in club history during this play- consists of a combination of And when the Eastern Conference final off run, bringing in 19,202 for Game 4 against a 300 yd swim or a 300 yd ARE YOU LOOKING with Boston shifts to Raleigh for Game 3 on Washington and topping that with 19,495 run, a 6.3 mi bike, and a 1 mi Tuesday night, Hamilton will be back in his people — and one pig — in the series clinch- run. These distances are the FOR A CAREER? customary spot amid hopes the Hurricanes er against the Islanders. perfect first race for the can rally from two games down in the best-of- “I think they just want to see us have suc- aspiring triathlete. The 10 Are you a people seven series. cess, and as long as we’re winning, they’re year event, Wave Triathlon person? He will make his rounds at the pregame going to show up,” McElhinney said. “Lately, has been rebranded as Tri for tailgate parties that became a signature of this we’ve been doing that, the second half of the Jimmy with a new beneficia- Do you like sales region during the team’s run to the Stanley year here, we’ve been pretty good and they ry. Last year’s event drew Cup in 2006. He’ll fill up countless Instagram keep coming out. So I don’t know, as long as over 200 competitors from & advertising? feeds while posing for photos with dozens of we’re winning, they’re all in on it. They’re all over the Northeast. Details fans — many of whom no doubt will wear the loud in there and they’re having fun and we’re can be found at www.trifor- Are you goal T-shirts that carry Don Cherry’s “Bunch of having fun.” jimmy.com or by calling the Jerks” insult-turned-rallying cry. oriented = $$$ It’s all come together in a phenomenon race director Lisa Totz (413) that’s uniquely North Carolinian. 244-2506. Let the Detroit Red Wings have their octo- Thanks to the event spon- We Want YOU! pi, and the Nashville Predators their catfish. sors: The Republican, The Hurricanes have this. American Medical Response, “It’s been a lot of fun so far, and I think the New England Bike, The Westfield News Group biggest thing is, you see the city’s kind of Millennium Press, RoadID. come together and the fans, and everyone’s com, Hammer Nutrition, is seeking been so involved and that makes a lot of fun Polar Beverages, Hood, too,” said Hamilton — the player, not the pig. Hampton Ponds Plaza, Fast “Just seeing what we’re doing for the whole Feet. SALES PROFESSIONALS city and kind of everyone’s coming together Volunteers are needed for to share it.” race day, and signups are Well, maybe not everyone — at least, not In this April 25, 2019 photo, a pig named available online at signupge- to market our four print Cherry. Hamilton resides in Raleigh, N.C., with nius.com publications & websites to The curmudgeonly commentator earlier Kyle Eckenrode, right, and fiancee Tater Racing also offers an this season called the Hurricanes “a bunch of Karoline Briggs; Australian shepherd Zé Introductory Triathlon Clinic businesses in the Pioneer Valley. jerks” for their choreographed Storm Surge and eight chickens. The Carolina 8 days prior to the race on celebrations on the ice after regular-season Hurricanes have not lost at home in the Saturday June 1 at 3PM at home victories. After Carolina’s marketing playoffs this year since Hamilton the pig Hampton Ponds State Park. department started selling $32 shirts with the Submit Your Resume To: three-word jab in the team store, he doubled became something of an unofficial mas- The clinic will be 1 1/2 hours down on the criticism. He called Carolina fans cot. (Juli Leonard/The News & Observer via AP) long. Topics to be discussed [email protected] THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 - PAGE 7 Westfield 350th Birthday Celebration Parade Lineup

Division 1 Lineup at Stanley Park 1 Banner 350 Golf Cartbwith 1969 Banner carriers 2 Parade Marshall - Harry and Anne Rock 104th Color Guard 58 Westfield 104th Fighter Wing Lt. Col, John D Keeler Col. Peter T. Green, III 63 215th Army Band Lt. Col, John D Keeler Col. Peter T. Green, III Joint Color Guard with Post 124, Marine Corps and Post 454 Veterans Marching Units (3) 65 ALP 454 (Bob Ragone) Cars with Disabled older Veterans (4) 57 The Westfield American Legion Post 124, Inc. Float Theresa Black & Joseph Delaney 116 Quentin Sizer 106 Columbia Mfg Army Bike with Richard Oleksak Division 2 Lineup at Horace Mann Center 111 Kacey Bellamy, 2018 Women’s Hockey Gold Medalist 33 91 South Band (Kevin Fedora) 112 Team Hoyt with Dick and Rick Hoyt 59, 33 Industrial Technical Services (Holly Neylon) 34 Party of 2 (Keri Klee) 18 Westfield Bank (Kevin O’Connor) 109 Senator Humason 107 Springfield Central HS Air Force JROTC 81 Congressman Richard Neal (Elizabeth Quigley) (Major William Kieda) 110 Rep. John Velis 43 White Oak School (Jody Michalski) 129 Ret.State Rep. Peter Velis 44 St. Mary’s High School (Matthew Collins) Retired Judges 13 Westfield YMCA (Andrea Allard) 82 Mayor Brian Sullivan 126 7B’s 83 Westfield City Council 105 Westfield Gas & Electric (Michael Lee) Retired Mayors 15 Westfield Department of Public Works 98 Chief Benjamin Surprise (Francis Cane) 102 Westfield Police 9 Westfield Spanish American Assoc. Retired Fire Chiefs (Aidelisa Lopez-Carrasco) 11 Westfield Fire Department 118 Caballos De Paso (Jose Rubero) Noble Hospital 99 Flowers by Webster (Chuck Kelly) 45 Stanley Park of Westfield (Robert McKean) 117 Westfield Athenaeum (Daniel Paquette)

19 Westfield Senior Center (Mary Lou Niedzielski)

Division 3 Lineup at Horace Mann Center Division 8 Lineup at Stanley Park 62 Knightsmen Band (Korey Bruno) 127 Southern Rain 12 Mestek (Cindy Lacoste) 123 Tekoa Chapter of DeMolay (Al Giguere) 91 Tim & Sue Crane (Tim Crane) 87 St. Joseph National Catholic Church (Father Joe Soltysiak) 76 Westfield 350th Historical Committee/ Fort Ticonderoga oxen and cannon wagon 22 United Church of Christ, Second Congregational (Richard Foley) (Cindy Gaylord) 73 Holy Trinity Parish (Fr. Rene Parent) 74 Westfield Educational Committee (Cindy Gaylord) 79 Trevor The Gamesman 66 Girl Scouts of Central & Western MA- Westfield Service Unit (Patricia O’Connor) 14 Our Lady of The Blessed Sacrament Parish (Maryalyce Morrissey) 16 Cub Scout Pack 109 (Dave Flaretty) 20 Andrea York Photography (Andrea York) Cub Scouts Pack 820 & 821 (Heidi Trottier) 23 New Life Christian Center of the Assemblies of God (Cindy DeGray) 17 All Star Dance Center (Kim Starsiak) 8 Wyben Union Church of Westfield (Marjorie Anderson) 46 The Polish National Credit Union (Sarah Jordan) 94 Pioneer Valley Baptist Church of Westfield (Leslie Montoro) 37 Amelia Park Ice Arena (Brian Barnes) 28 St. John’s Lutheran Church (Gary Wolfe) 131 Henry The Juggler Division 9 Lineup at Stanley Park Division 4 Lineup at Horace Mann Center 36 Holyoke Calidonia Pipe Band (Roger Bernier) 41 Westfield Boys and Girls Club (Bill Parks) 93 Westfield Self Advocacy Group (Anne Benoit) 27 Kiwanis Club of Westfield (Adam Wright) 119 Forum House, Viability (Lauren Woodard) 39 Sandy Meadow Farm (Melissa Kielbasa) 115 Olivia DePino 50 Mountain Orchards, LLC (Anna Tanner) 47 Western Mass Tractor Pullers Asso. Inc (Mary Johnson) Genesis House 48 Westfield Fair Association (Mary Johnson) 25 Rotary Club of Westfield (Justin Glaze) 122 Pet Sense (Brenda Vincent) 89 Westfield Girls LaCross (Sherry Otero) 130 15th Mass Volunteer Infantry Reenactment Group 120 Buck Board Antiques (Jim Smith) 78 Westfield Democratic City Committee (Kathryn Martin)

Division 5 Lineup at Horce Mann Center Division 10 Lineup at Stanley Park 5 Westfield Amelia’s Park Children Museum (Kate Daly) 32 The Keepers (Marion Duncan and Chip) 6 Vantage Sports & Rehab LLC (Anna Mineo) 56 J. L. Raymaakers & Sons, Inc (Laurie Raymaakers) 60 Westfield Babe Ruth and Westfield Little League (Daniel Welch) 88 Alert Hose Co. No 1 (Michael Therrien) 101 Starfires Baseball (Don Moorhouse) 125 Joanne Fouche 114 Westfield Wheelmen Base Ball Club (Dan Genovese) 7 Netlogix (Apollonia Nunez) 40 Jeffrey Champagne Racing (Jeffrey Champagne) 64 City of Westfield Citizens with Disabilities Commission, (Jeffery Gosselin) 68 Italian Fraternal Club (Leo Cennamo) 113 Jacob’s Ladder Business Association (Mimi Caban Ross) Westfield-West Springfield Elks Lodge 1481 104 Aarons Distribution Center (Trish LaBelle) 10 Hampton Ponds Association (Margaret Walker) 121 Stop & Shop (Richard Kozikowski)

Division 6 Lineup at Horace Mann Center Division 11 Lineup at Stanley Park 30 Westfield High School Band (Patrick Kennedy) 31 Southwick High School (Rich Quinn) 124 Westfield Technical Academy (Robert Ollari) 53 Town of Southwick (Barbara Westcott) 72 Interstate Towing Inc (Sheila Gregoire) Division 7 Lineup at Stanley Park 92 Snowmobile Association of Mass (Tina LaCroix) 69 Westfield Theatre Group (John Farrell) 84 AJ Stables (Tammy Zabik) 3 East Mountain CC (Mark Perez) 54 Westfield Riding Club (Sarah Bonini) 29 Liptak Emergency Water Removal (Michele Kingsley) 128 4H Club (Holly Turner) 97 Westfield on Weekends (Amy Tosi) 55 Westfield Museum Inc. (Carol Martin) 4 Skyline Trading Company (Lisa Pac) 132 Ed Mellow Group (First Aid) 42 Artworks of Westfield Inc (Bill Westerlind) 103 Mummers 67 Westfield State University (Susan Leggett) 71 Whip City Witches (Michele Sullivan) NOTICE 21 Westfield Sons of Erin (Mark Hanrahan) 75 Westfield First Congregational Church UCC (Jim Yesu , Cindy Gaylord) 96 Church Of The Atonement (Nancy Stoud) Traffic advisory for 350 celebration weekend 26 First United Methodist Church (Debra Michaud) WESTFIELD- The Westfield 350th Birthday Celebration is coming up fast, and with it will come the cli- 51 Central Baptist Church (Frank J. Mockak Jr) mactic parade on Sunday, May 19th. During that weekend traffic will be impacted as certain roads are closed at various times. The entire parade route will be closed to normal traffic on the day of the parade itself. This includes all of Western Avenue East of Stanley Park, Court Street, and the portion of Elm Street from Park Square to Franklin Street. That same portion of Elm Street will be closed for the entire weekend. Western Avenue will close at 12:30 on Sunday, May 19th. Buses shuttling parade participants will run from Westfield Middle School to Stanley Park from 10 a.m. to noon on that day. 350 Parade float preview

Bob Rising’s model of the church after which the float was designed. (Photo by Peter Currier) This float will be in the parade with students, teachers, and From left: Doug James, Rick Gaylord, Rachel Costigan- parents from Westfield Public Schools. It is designed to look Adams, and Jim Yesu built the 350-parade float for the First Tell us someThing good! like one of the short-lived canal boats that once travelled Congregational Church. Construction of the float began in through Westfield. The canal only really existed for two March at Bruce Bradley’s Farm. Some of those marching Do you have a carrier who goes above and beyond in with the float include Pastor Julie Olmstead, Greg Hamel their delivery of The Westfield News? If so– we want to hear about it! decades before the construction of the railroad eliminated its All too often, negativity dominates the news. It’s time to change that! need in Westfield. The American flag on the back is not that dressed as early Westfield’s own Reverend Taylor, and other which we know today, but rather a non-standardized flag with members and representatives of the church. The float was So shoot us an email at [email protected] fewer stars that may have been common at the time of the designed to look like a small model of the Broad Street or write to us at 62 School St, Westfield, MA 01085 and tell us what your Church that was made by Bob Rising. If you are watching carrier has done to make your day just a little bit better. (If you don’t canal, when new states were frequently being added to the have their name, that’s fine– we can always look it up by your address.) union. (Photo by Peter Currier) the parade, take a look at the steeple and see if you can find the ‘Easter egg’ that they built into it. (Photo by Peter Currier) PAGE 8 - MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 www.thewestfieldnews.com THE WESTFIELD NEWS

Some of the volunteers who helped with this honor. Purple Heart Trail project continues at Pine Hill Cemetery On Saturday, a continuation of the Purple Heart Trail project took place at Pine Hill Cemetery. Over 30 youngsters took part in removing old US flags and replacing each grave stone with a new one honoring the veterans who served their country. Each year around the world, every veteran is remembered with this honor before Memorial Day. In Westfield there are eight cem- eteries -- East Mountain, Loomis Street. Saint John’s, Saint Joseph’s, Saint Mary’s, Middle Farms, Mechanic Street and Pine Hill. Anyone who knows of a veteran that may have been missed while placing a flag at someone’s grave, please contact the Westfield Veteran’s Office located on 45 Noble Street, 572-6247. We would like to thank, Troop 821, Troop109, Troop 124, Westfield High School National Honor Society, Stop & Shop, Westfield Bank and all donors of the Purple Heart Trail Project.

Lincoln VanHeynigen, Brandon Cekovsky, Troop 109, and Kinley Cekovsky.

Scoutmasters standing in for a photo op.

Sarah McMahon and Tim McMahon, Scoutmaster Troop 109 Photos by Don Wielgus Ben McEwan, Annie Chiba, Zachary Bisson, and Jonathan Alex Dawicki Troop 109, and Camden D’Andrea Troop Guido salute the US Flag. 821.

Doris Day Continued from Page 6

for a time of innocence and G-rated love, a parallel world to “Romance on the High Seas,” her first film. her contemporary Marilyn Monroe. The running joke, attrib- Critic Gary Giddins called her “the coolest and sexiest uted to both Groucho Marx and actor-composer Oscar Levant, female singer of slow-ballads in movie history.” was that they had known Day “before she was a virgin.” “Romance on the High Seas” had been designed for Judy Day herself was no Doris Day, by choice and by hard luck. Garland, then Betty Hutton. Both bowed out, and Day, recom- In her Oscar-nominated role in 1959′s “Pillow Talk,” the mended by songwriters Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, won the first of her three films with Rock Hudson, she proudly caught role. Warner Bros. cashed in on its new star with a series of up with what she called “the contemporary in me.” Her 1976 musicals, including “My Dream Is Yours,” ″Tea for Two” and tell-all book, “Doris Day: Her Own Story,” chronicled her “Lullaby of Broadway.” Her dramas included “Young Man money troubles and three failed marriages, contrasting with with a Horn,” with Kirk Douglas and Lauren Bacall, and the happy publicity of her Hollywood career. “Storm Warning,” with Ronald Reagan and Ginger Rogers. “I have the unfortunate reputation of being Miss Goody Her last film was “With Six You Get Eggroll,” a 1968 com- Two-Shoes, America’s Virgin, and all that, so I’m afraid it’s edy about a widow and a widower who blend families. going to shock some people for me to say this, but I staunchly “For those of us in my generation, Doris Day was synony- believe no two people should get married until they have lived mous with Hollywood icon,” actor George Takei said on together,” she wrote. Twitter Monday. “She would no doubt remind us, upon this Day was given a Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2004, as day of her passing, ‘Que sera sera,’ but we will miss her George W. Bush declared it “a good day for America when dearly anyway.” Doris Marianne von Kappelhoff of Evanston, Ohio decided to In the 1960s, Day discovered that failed investments by her become an entertainer.” In this Jan. 28, 1989 file photo, actress and animal rights third husband, Martin Melcher, left her deeply in debt. She Although mostly retired from show business since the activist Doris Day poses for photos after receiving the Cecil eventually won a multimillion-dollar judgment against their 1980s, she still had enough of a following that a 2011 collec- B. DeMille Award she was presented with at the annual lawyer. tion of previously unreleased songs, “My Heart,” hit the top 10 Golden Globe Awards ceremony in Los Angeles. Day, whose With movies trending for more explicit sex, she turned to in the United Kingdom. The same year, she received a lifetime wholesome screen presence stood for a time of innocence in television to recoup her finances. “The Doris Day Show” was achievement honor from the Los Angeles Film Critics ‘60s films, has died, her foundation says. She was 97. The a moderate success in its 1966-1973 run on CBS. Association. Friends and supporters lobbied for years to get Doris Day Animal Foundation confirmed Day died early Day had married Melcher, who worked in her agent’s office, her an honorary Oscar. Monday, May 13, 2019, at her Carmel Valley, California, in 1951. He became her manager, and her son took his name. Born to a music teacher and a housewife, she had dreamed home. (AP Photo, File) In most of the films following “Pillow Talk,” Melcher was of a dance career, but at age 12 suffered a crippling accident: listed as co-producer. Melcher died in 1969. A car she was in was hit by a train and her leg was badly bro- but the 1955 film became a box-office and critical success. In her autobiography, Day recalled her son, Terry Melcher, ken. Listening to the radio while recuperating, she began sing- She followed with Hitchcock’s “The Man Who Knew Too telling her the $20 million she had earned had vanished and ing along with Ella Fitzgerald, “trying to catch the subtle ways Much,” starring with James Stewart as an innocent couple she owed around $450,000, mostly for taxes. Terry Melcher, she shaded her voice, the casual yet clean way she sang the ensnared in an international assassination plot. She sang “Que who died in 2004, became a songwriter and record producer, words.” Sera, Sera” just as the story reached its climax. The 1958 com- working with such stars as the Beach Boys. He was also Day began singing in a Cincinnati radio station, then a local edy “Teacher’s Pet” paired her with an aging Clark Gable. famous for an aspiring musician he turned down, Charles nightclub, then in New York. A bandleader changed her name But she found her greatest success in slick, stylish sex com- Manson. When Manson and his followers embarked on their to Day after the song “Day after Day” to fit it on a marquee. edies, beginning with “Pillow Talk.” She and Hudson played murderous rampage in 1969, they headed for a house once A marriage at 17 to trombonist Al Jorden ended when, she two New Yorkers who shared a telephone party line. She fol- owned by Melcher, and instead came upon actress Sharon Tate said, he beat her when she was eight months pregnant. She lowed with “The Thrill of It All,” playing a housewife who and some visitors, all of whom were killed. gave birth to her son, Terry, in early 1942. Her second mar- gains fame as a TV pitchwoman to the chagrin of obstetrician Day married a fourth time at age 52, to businessman Barry riage also was short-lived. She returned to Les Brown’s band husband James Garner. Comden in 1976. after the first marriage broke up. The nation’s theater owners voted her the top moneymaking Her wholesome image was referenced in the song “I’m Her Hollywood career began after she sang at a Hollywood star in 1960, 1962, 1963 and 1964. Sandra Dee” in the 1971 musical “Grease,” which included the party in 1947. After early stardom as a band singer and a stint Her first musical hit was the 1945 smash “Sentimental lyrics: “Watch it, hey, I’m Doris Day/ I was not brought up that at Warner Bros., Day won the best notices of her career with Journey,” when she was barely in her 20s. Among the other way/ Won’t come across/ Even Rock Hudson lost/ His heart to “Love Me or Leave Me,” the story of songstress Ruth Etting songs she made famous were “Everybody Loves a Lover,” Doris Day.” and her gangster husband-manager. She initially balked at it, ″Secret Love,” and “It’s Magic,” a song from her first film, THE WESTFIELD NEWS www.thewestfieldnews.com MONDAY, MAY 13, 2019 - PAGE 9 SPORTS Martinez homers twice, surging Red Sox sweep Mariners By The Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — J.D. Martinez hit two homers, rookie Michael Chavis drove in five runs and the surging Boston Red Sox beat the stumbling Seattle Mariners 11-2 to complete a three-game sweep Sunday at soggy Fenway Park. The World Series champions have won five straight games and 16 of 22 following a 6-13 start. Omar Narváez homered for Seattle (20-23), which has lost four in a row and 15 of 19 after opening 13-2. The Mariners were outscored 34-8 in the series, completing a 2-8 trip. Hector Velázquez (1-2) gave up two runs in five innings for the Red Sox. Marco Gonzales (5-2) gave up four runs, two earned, in four innings. YANKEES 7, RAYS 1 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Masahiro Tanaka (3-3) matched his season high of seven innings, allow- ing one run and five hits with seven strikeouts and no walks to outpitch reigning Cy Young Award winner Blake Snell. New York closed back within one-half game of AL East- leading Tampa Bay. Thairo Estrada homered just after play resumed following a ninth-inning Boston Bruins' Zdeno Chara (33), of Slovakia, pushes Carolina Hurricanes' Justin Williams (14) away from Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask during power outage that caused a 43-minute the first period in Game 2 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Eastern Conference final series, Sunday, May 12, 2019, in Boston. (AP Photo/Charles delay. Krupa) Snell (3-4) struck out 12 in 5 2/3 innings, giving up two runs, four hits, and two walks. Austin Romine and Michael Tauchman hit consecutive two-out doubles in the fifth, and DJ Bruins thump Hurricanes 6-2, LeMahieu followed with an RBI sin- gle for a 2-0 lead. ASTROS 15, RANGERS 5 HOUSTON (AP) — George Springer was 5 for 5 with four RBIs and a pair of home runs that increased take 2-0 lead in East finals total to an AL-high 15 as Houston completed a four-game sweep of By JIMMY GOLEN — the 19th Bruins player to score this postsea- wich. It doesn’t taste good and you have to Texas and extended its winning streak Associated Press son, tying a franchise record. Jake DeBrusk, chew on it for a little bit,” Hurricanes captain to five. BOSTON (AP) — With a five-goal, third- David Backes and Danton Heinen also con- Justin Williams said. “We’ll have to do it for a Alex Bregman also homered twice period lead and the Bruins still not done scor- nected, and Torey Krug and Charlie Coyle had couple days and get the taste out of our mouth and tied his career high with five RBIs ing, the crowd in the new Boston Garden began three assists apiece. next game.” as the Astros set season highs for runs a throaty chant of “We want the Cup!” “It does feel contagious,” said Boston coach The Bruins won 5-2 in Game 1, but the and hits (18). Corbin Martin (1-0) The next time they see their team, the NHL’s Bruce Cassidy, whose team won its fifth straight Hurricanes led early in the third period and it struck out nine in his major league championship trophy might be on the line for game and needs two more victories to reach the was still 3-2 with 4 minutes to play. debut, allowing two runs, three hits real. Stanley Cup Final for the third time in nine This one wasn’t ever close. and one walk in 5 1/3 innings. Matt Grzelcyk scored twice — his first career seasons. “Everybody’s contributing.” Petr Mrazek stopped just 19 shots, and Boston Springer hit his fifth leadoff homer multigoal game — and Tuukka Rask made 21 The series moves to Carolina for Games 3 led 6-0 before Williams and Teuvo Teravainen this season and big league-high 29th saves to lead the Bruins to a 6-2 victory over the and 4 on Tuesday and Thursday nights. The scored in the last nine minutes to deprive Rask since the start of 2015, a drive off Carolina Hurricanes on Sunday and give Boston Hurricanes need to win at least one to force a of a seventh career postseason shutout. Adrian Sampson (0-3). a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference finals. fifth game back in Boston on Saturday night. Sampson allowed six runs — five Connor Clifton had his first career NHL goal “Sometimes you’ve got to eat a poop sand- See Bruins, Page 11 earned — and nine hits in 3 1/3 innings. Boston Bruins’ CUBS 4, BREWERS 1 Matt Grzelcyk, left, CHICAGO (AP) — Jon Lester celebrates his goal pitched 6 2/3 gutsy innings, Kris against the Carolina Bryant hit a two-run homer and Hurricanes with Chicago beat Milwaukee to take a David Krejci during weekend series between the top teams the second period in in the NL Central. Game 2 of the NHL Lester (3-1) gave Chicago exactly hockey Stanley Cup what it needed a day after it used Eastern Conference seven relievers during a 2-1 victory in final series, Sunday, 15 innings. Taking the mound on a May 12, 2019, in rainy, cold night at Wrigley Field, the Boston. (AP Photo/ ace left-hander allowed an unearned Charles Krupa) run and nine hits while throwing a season-high 116 pitches. Bryant had three hits and scored three times, reaching safely for a career-best 22nd straight game and helping the division-leading Cubs close out an 8-2 homestand. Milwaukee wasted a solid start by Jhoulys Chacín (3-4), who permitted two runs, one earned, and six hits in six innings. WHITE SOX 5, BLUE JAYS 1 TORONTO (AP) — Lucas Giolito (4-1) allowed one run and four hits in seven innings to win his second straight start, matching his season high with eight strikeouts as Chicago

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HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS, RESULTS

GIRLS LACROSSE GIRLS TRACK & FIELD Friday’s Results Westfield 6-5 BASEBALL Southwick 1-0 BOYS LACROSSE St. Mary’s 1-11 Westfield 6-5 Westfield 1-0 St. Mary’s 12, Pathfinder 3 Southwick 7-3 BASEBALL BOYS LACROSSE Westfield Technical Academy 7-4 BOYS TRACK & FIELD Westfield Technical Academy 5, Smith Westfield 7-5 St. Mary’s 2-9 Southwick 0-1 Vocational 4 St. Mary’s 4-4 Gateway 1-2* Westfield 0-0 Westfield 6, Pope Francis 0 SOFTBALL BOYS VOLLEYBALL GIRLS TENNIS JV SOFTBALL Southwick 13, Monson 1 (6 inn.) Westfield 13-1 St. Mary’s 4-7 St. Mary’s 9-0 Gateway 14, Commerce 2 (5 inn.) Southwick 7-9 Westfield 3-3 BOYS VOLLEYBALL *Game Reports Missing Westfield 3, West Springfield 0 SOFTBALL BOYS TENNIS Southwick 3, Commerce 0 Westfield 6-5 St. Mary’s 1-7 GIRLS LACROSSE Southwick 10-1 Westfield 0-0* Pittsfield 19, St. Mary’s 8 Gateway 9-4 Westfield Technical Academy 0-2*

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WESTFIELD SOUTHWICK WESTFIELD ST. MARY’S GATEWAY HIGH SCHOOL -TOLLAND TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL -GRANVILLE ACADEMY

Mon., May 13 Mon., May 13 Mon., May 13 Mon., May 13 Tues., May 14 BASEBALL @ Pittsfield, BASEBALL @ Lee, Maple BASEBALL vs. Duggan BOYS LACROSSE @ SOFTBALL vs. Hampden Charter Street Complex, 4 p.m. Longmeadow HS, Russell Field, 4 p.m. Academy, 4 p.m. BOYS TRACK & FIELD vs. School of Science, Whitney Park Field, BOYS LACROSSE @ SOFTBALL @ Franklin Tech 5:30 p.m. Hampshire, 4 p.m. Granby Jr./Sr. HS, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. GIRLS TENNIS @ HS, 4 p.m. GIRLS LACROSSE @ Hoosac BOYS VOLLEYBALL @ JV SOFTBALL vs. St. Mary, Smith Vocational HS, 4 p.m. BASEBALL vs. Pioneer Valley Mohawk Trail Regional HS, Valley HS, 4 p.m. JV BASEBALL @ Pittsfield 4 p.m. Littleville Elementary School, BOYS TRACK & FIELD @ HS, 4 p.m. Christian Academy, Bullens Field, JV SOFTBALL vs. 4 p.m. SOFTBALL vs. McCann Chicopee, Whitney Park, 4 Agawam HS, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. p.m. SOFTBALL @ West Tech, 4 p.m. Wed., May 15 JV SOFTBALL vs. McCann GIRLS LACROSSE vs. Amherst-Pelham, Boardman SOFTBALL @ Sabis Springfield, Mittineague Park Tech, 4 p.m. Tues., May 14 Field, 4:30 p.m. International Charter School, Field, 4 p.m. BASEBALL @ Pathfinder, St. Joe’s BOYS TENNIS vs. Pioneer 4 p.m. GIRLS TENNIS vs. Tues. May 14 Valley Christian Academy, BASEBALL @ Palmer, Field, 4 p.m. JV SOFTBALL @ Sabis, Belchertown, 4 p.m. Municipal Tennis Courts, 4 Greenleaf Park, 4 p.m. Legion Field, 7 p.m. p.m. BOYS VOLLEYBALL @ GIRLS TRACK & FIELD @ SOFTBALL vs. Paulo Friere Social Newington HS, 6:15 p.m. Monson, Moriarty Field Justice Charter School, Whtiney Park Tues., May 14 Fri., May 17 JV BOYS LACROSSE @ (Granite Valley Middle Field, 4 p.m. BASEBALL vs. Granby, BASEBALL vs. Putnam, School), 4 p.m. Westfield Intermediate 4 p.m. Longmeadow HS, Russell Field, JV BASEBALL @ Palmer, JV BASEBALL vs. Pathfinder, School Field, 4 p.m. SOFTBALL @ Smith 4 p.m. Legion Field, 4 p.m. Jachym Field, 4 p.m. GIRLS LACROSSE vs. Vocational, Sheldon Field, JV GIRLS LACROSSE @ Monson, Boardman Field, Wed., May 15 4 p.m. Hoosac Valley High School, 5:30 4:30 p.m. JV SOFTBALL @ Palmer, Wed., May 15 JV SOFTBALL @ JV BASEBALL vs. Putnam, p.m. Legion Field, 4 p.m. Gateway, Littleville 4 p.m. JV SOFTBALL @ West SOFTBALL @ Palmer HS, SOFTBALL vs. Sci-Tech, Whitney Elementary School, 4 p.m. JV SOFTBALL @ Smith 4 p.m. Springfield, Mittineague Park Park Field, 4 p.m. BOYS TENNIS vs. Mount Vocational, Sheldon Field, Everett, Municipal Tennis 4 p.m. Field, 4 p.m. Thurs., May 16 Courts, 4 p.m. JV BOYS VOLLEYBALL BASEBALL vs. Hampshire, Fri., May 17 GIRLS TENNIS vs. Sabis, Whalley Park, 7 p.m. Municipal Tennis Courts, Mon., May 20 @ Newington HS, 5 p.m. BOYS VOLLEYBALL vs. BASEBALL vs. Franklin Tech, 5:30 p.m. SOFTBALL vs. Sci-Tech, Ware, 5 p.m. Bullens Field, 7 p.m. 4 p.m. Tues., May 14 JV BASEBALL vs. Wed., May 15 JV SOFTBALL vs. Hampden Hampshire, 4 p.m. SOFTBALL @ Franklin Tech HS, BOYS LACROSSE @ Lee, Charter School of Science, GIRLS LACROSSE @ Granby JV BOYS VOLLEYBALL vs. Lenox Memorial HS, 4 p.m. Jr./Sr. HS, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Litteville Elementary School, Ware, 4 p.m. BOYS TENNIS @ Mount 4 p.m. GIRLS TRACK & FIELD @ SOFTBALL @ Hopkins JV BASEBALL @ Franklin Tech, Everett, Berkshire School, Academy, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 5:15 p.m. East Longmeadow HS, 4 p.m. JV SOFTBALL @ Hopkins GIRLS TENNIS @ Mount Tues., May 21 BOYS TENNIS @ Pioneer Academy, 4 p.m. Everett, Berkshire School, BASEBALL @ Pathfinder, St. Valley Christian Academy, 4 p.m. Mon., May 20 5:15 p.m. Joe’s Field, 7 p.m. Fri., May 17 SOFTBALL vs. Ware, 4 p.m. SOFTBALL @ Ware Jr./Sr. BASEBALL @ St. Mary, Bullens Thurs., May 16 Wed., May 15 BASEBALL @ Sabis, JV BASEBALL @ Pathfinder HS, 4 p.m. Field, 7 p.m. HS, 4 p.m. BASEBALL @ West JV SOFTBALL @ Ware, 4 4 p.m. Springfield, West Springfield p.m. SOFTBALL vs. Commerce, Whitney BOYS LACROSSE @ JV SOFTBALL vs. Ware, Middle School, 4 p.m. Park, 4 p.m. Hoosac Valley HS, 4 p.m. Littleville Elementary School, GIRLS TENNIS @ vs. 4 p.m. SOFTBALL vs. Agawam, Mon., May 20 Pioneer Valley Christian SOFTBALL vs. Granby Jr./ Academy, Municipal Tennis 4 p.m. Sr. HS, Whalley Park, 7 p.m. GIRLS TENNIS vs. Pope Tues., May 21 Courts, 4 p.m. Wed., May 22 JV SOFTBALL vs. Granby GIRLS LACROSSE SOFTBALL @ Granby Jr./Sr. Francis, 4 p.m. BASEBALL @ John J. Duggan Jr./Sr. HS, 4 p.m. @ Chicopee HS, 5 p.m. HS, 4 p.m. JV BASEBALL @ West Academy, Hubard Park (Diamond #1), Springfield, Mittineague Park Tues., May 21 Mon., May 20 4 p.m. BASEBALL vs. Westfield Thurs., May 23 Field, 4 p.m. BASEBALL @ Sabis International Charter School, SOFTBALL @ Commerce, Marshall Technical Academy, Bullens JV BASEBALL vs. Westfield JV SOFTBALL vs. Agawam, 4 p.m. Field, 7 p.m. Technical Academy, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Roy Field (Diamond #4), 4 p.m. BOYS TENNIS @ Turners BOYS VOLLEYBALL @ Falls, 4 p.m. JV SOFTBALL vs. St. Mary, JV GIRLS LACROSSE @ Sabis International Charter GIRLS LACROSSE vs. Littleville Elementary School, Minnechaug Regional HS, 5 p.m. School, 5 p.m. Thurs., May 23 Lee, Boardman Field, 4:30 4 p.m. GIRLS LACROSSE @ JV BASEBALL @ Sabis, p.m. Nathan Bill Park, 4 p.m. SOFTBALL vs. Pathfinder, Whitney BOYS LACROSSE @ Minnechaug Regional HS, JV BOYS VOLLEYBALL @ McCann Tech, 4 p.m. Fri., May 24 3:30 p.m. Sabis International Charter Park Field, 4 p.m. BASEBALL vs. Commerce, School, 4 p.m. JV BASEBALL @ Gateway Regional Tues., May 21 4 p.m. BASEBALL @ Hampshire Thurs., May 16 HS, 4 p.m. Regional HS, 4 p.m. SOFTBALL vs. Renaissance BOYS VOLLEYBALL @ Wed., May 22 BOYS LACROSSE @ School, 4 p.m. Chicopee Comprehensive HS, BOYS VOLLEYBALL vs. BASEBALL @ Pioneer Valley Monson HS, 4 p.m. 5 p.m. Sci-Tech, 5 p.m. Christian Academy, Nathan Bill Park, GIRLS TENNIS vs. Tues., May 28 JV BOYS VOLLEYBALL vs. Hampden Charter School of JV BOYS VOLLEYBALL @ 4 p.m. Science, Municipal Tennis BASEBALL @ Lee, Maple Sci-Tech, 4 p.m. Street Complex, 4 p.m. Chicopee Comprehensive HS, JV SOFTBALL vs. Ware, Courts, 3:30 p.m. 4 p.m. GIRLS LACROSSE @ JV BASEBALL @ Lee HS, 4 p.m. Fri., May 24 Amherst-Pelham Regional 4 p.m. GIRLS TENNIS vs. Amherst- SOFTBALL vs. Ware, No Sports Scheduled HS, 7 p.m. Pelham, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. JV SOFTBALL @ Pathfinder HS, 4 p.m.

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Western Conference Finals, Game 2 Can’t Buy Graciousness MLB BASEBALL Dear Annie: My oldest is about to graduate from high school, 7 p.m. and we are celebrating with a party. We plan on having our daugh- ter write out a thank-you card to those who give her a gift and help celebrate her big day. However, last year, at several parties we attended, there was a sign that read: “In lieu of sending thank-you notes, we will be giving a donation to a charity.” Is this proper etiquette, or is it simply allowing the graduate to get out of doing On The Tube what’s right? Please tell us what proper thank-you etiquette is as this affects so many people every year at this time! -- Unsure in Ohio Dear Unsure in Ohio: Sending thank-you notes and donating to charity are both great things, and one does not preclude the other. Yes, I think these parents are missing an opportunity to instill two meaningful life lessons into their children before they go out into the world. The first is that they should always express gratitude for gifts. And the second is that they can’t buy their ways out of every- thing. Dear Readers: My advice to “Saddened Siblings” generated strong feelings on both sides -- those in favor of the sister who wrote to me and those in favor of her brother, who has power of attorney for their mother. Many readers liked the idea of holding a family conference with the goal of everyone getting along for their mother’s sake. However, one reader, attorney Samuel Johnson, argued persuasively that power of attorney should not apply in this case because the mother is fully capable of making the decision about whether a Do Not Resuscitate order should stand. I agree with Mr. Johnson’s conclusion and appreciate that he took the time to educate all of us on this issue, especially me: Dear Annie: I almost always agree with your advice, but I have to disagree respectfully but strongly with the advice you gave Saddened Siblings. I am a retired lawyer who practiced in family This image released by Warner Bros. Pictures shows the character Detective Pikachu, voiced by Ryan Reynolds, in a law and did a lot of work with seniors around competence and scene from "Pokemon Detective Pikachu." (Warner Bros. Pictures via AP) planning issues. It is offensive and presumptuous for these children or anyone else in a similar situation, including spouses, to abrogate to them- selves a decision whether to put a DNR order in place. The mother here may well have some mild impairments (“What did I come ‘Pikachu’ tries to dethrone into this room for?”), but in order to still have the right to make her own DNR decision, she only needs to understand what’s at issue, and from what was written in that letter, she clearly does. The letter’s author proceeded exactly correctly. She, together with her mother’s caregivers, made sure that the mother under- the ‘Avengers,’ but just misses stood the issue, and then let her make the decision, which they accepted. The brother, on the other hand, was wildly out of line, to By LINDSEY BAHR place on 1,495 screens with $2.2 million, while the docu- interpret the fact that his mother is enjoying her life to mean that Associated Press mentary “The Biggest Little Farm” debuted in five locations she would not want a DNR order in place. As long as a person is LOS ANGELES (AP) — “Pokémon Detective Pikachu” and earned $101,012. competent, a health care power of attorney only allows a person to gave “Avengers: Endgame” a run for its money this week- And while not every film was a hit this weekend, the carry out and implement the decisions of the “principal,” in this end at the box office, but the superheroes managed to hold diversity of content is important to the marketplace, noted case, the mother. onto the throne once again. Paul Dergarabedian, the senior media analyst for Comscore. The care facility was also completely out of line to allow the son The Walt Disney Co. said Sunday that the Marvel block- Overall, the industry-wide box office continues to get stron- to remove a DNR order on his own authority, unless he lied to the buster earned an estimated $63.1 million from its third ger as the year goes on. The weekend is up around 23%, and staff about what his mother had said. And the care facility’s lawyer weekend in North American theaters, bringing its domestic the year is down around 9%. Three weeks ago, pre- would probably be aghast to hear that such a thing happened. It is grosses to $723.5 million, surpassing the totals for “Black “Endgame,” that year-to-date deficit was at 17%. not for the children to “come together on this issue.” It is for the Panther” and “Avengers: Infinity War.” “It should never be about just one type of movie,” said children to defer to their mother’s decision. Internationally, it added $102.3 million, bringing its Dergarabedian. “That used to be the thing about summer, it “Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice From Dear Annie” is out global total to just shy of $2.5 billion where it remains the was about drawing in the 18-24 year olds with superhero now! Annie Lane’s debut book -- featuring favorite columns on second biggest worldwide release of all time behind “Avatar” movies and action movies. In today’s world, summer offers love, friendship, family and etiquette -- is available as a paperback ($2.8 billion.) a much more eclectic and diverse mix and that’s paying and e-book. But three weeks into “Avengers” dominance, the market dividends for Hollywood.” finally had some room for another film to make a substantial And May has more big movies to come, including impact. Warner Bros. managed to draw a significant audi- “Aladdin,” ″Rocketman,” ″John Wick 3: Parabellum and HINTS FROM HELOISE ence to its live-action “Pokémon Detective Pikachu,” which “Godzilla: King of the Monsters.” opened on 4,202 screens and earned an estimated $58 mil- “May could be a monster at the box office,” Dergarabedian TO PUSH OR TO PULL? lion from ticket sales. said. Dear Readers: When you’re moving “What a terrific result,” said Jeff Goldstein, Warner Bros. Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. objects, the Occupational Safety and head of domestic distribution. “It’s so much fun to watch and Canadian theaters, according to Comscore. Where Health Administration (www.OSHA.gov) ‘Detective Pikachu’ have this kind of opening.” available, the latest international numbers for Friday through recommends pushing the object whenever And there’s no bad blood that “Endgame” powered past Sunday are also included. Final domestic figures will be possible, instead of pulling it. “Pikachu” in the end. released Monday. When you push, OSHA says, you use “It was fun to win Friday night, but as they say in golf, 1. “Avengers: Endgame,” $63.1 million ($102.3 million more muscles over a greater area of your you play your own game and I’m thrilled with our result,” international). body. Pulling the same object? You can Goldstein added. 2. “Pokémon Detective Pikachu,” $58 million ($103 mil- risk muscle strain -- a painful injury. -- It even beat “Endgame” internationally by a very slight lion international). Heloise margin with $103 million. 3. “The Hustle,” $13.6 million ($13.7 million interna- NAILED IT! Ryan Reynolds voices the popular Pokémon character in tional). Dear Heloise: I like using nail polish because it reduces the film, which notched a record of its own: Biggest video 4. “The Intruder,” $6.6 million. breakage, but nail polish feels heavy, and I want my nails to game adaption opening. The previous record-holder was the 5. “Long Shot,” $6.1 million ($1.6 million international). be uncovered and exposed to air. Angelina Jolie “Tomb Raider” from 2001, which opened 6. “Poms,” $5.1 million ($736,000 international). My solution: I polish only the tips, using horizontal strokes, with $47 million, not adjusted for inflation. 7. “Uglydolls,” $3.9 million ($522,000 international). and I use all the coats (base, color twice and top coat). “Typically movies based on video games haven’t been all 8. “Breakthrough,” $2.5 million. It looks exactly like a French manicure, yet it leaves most that successful,” Goldstein said. 9. “Tolkien,” $2.2 million ($200,283 international). of the nail free from polish, pink and healthy! -- R.B., Silver It was a mixed bag for other newcomers looking for a 10. “Captain Marvel,” $1.8 million. Spring, Md. piece of the market, including two women-led comedies ——— ‘EGGCELLENT’ EGGS strategically launching on Mother’s Day: “The Hustle” and Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at inter- Dear Heloise: I break three or four eggs into my personal “Poms,” which both attracted an overwhelmingly female national theaters (excluding the U.S. and Canada), accord- blender and add a decent-size spoonful of cottage cheese (in audience. ing to Comscore: place of cream or milk) and a dash of salt and pepper. “The Hustle,” a gender-flipped spin on “Dirty Rotten 1. “Pokémon Detective Pikachu,” $103 million. I blend the ingredients and pour into my pan to scramble. Scoundrels” with Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson, landed 2. “Avengers: Endgame,” $102.3 million. They come out nice and fluffy, and they have the added pro- in third place with $13.6 million despite lackluster reviews. 3. “The Hustle,” $13.7 million. tein from the cottage cheese. -- Cheryl O., Aberdeen, S.D. Less lucky was the Diane Keaton cheerleading comedy 4. “Capernaum,” $8.3 million. A PICTURE IS WORTH 1,000 ARGUMENTS “Poms,” which grossed only $5.1 million in its debut against 5. “Mom,” $5.6 million. Dear Heloise: My No. 1 use for my cellphone is in grocery similarly negative reviews from critics. “Poms” placed sixth 6. “We’ll End Up Together,” $5.1 million. stores. I take a photo of a sale item with the price showing, so behind the thriller “The Intruder” ($6.6 million) and the Seth 7. “Miss & Mrs. Cops,” $4.2 million. when I get to the checkout, there’s no questioning the price. Rogen and Charlize Theron rom-com “Long Shot” ($6.1 8. “The Curse of La Llorona,” $3.5 million. This has happened in past months, and the picture’s settled it. million), which are both in their second weekends. 9. “Pet Semetary,” $2.4 million. I read your wonderful column in the Journal-News in In smaller releases, “Tolkien,” a biopic about the “Lord of 10. “Sweet Family,” $2.2 million. Hamilton, Ohio. -- Betsy, via email the Rings” author starring Nicholas Hoult opened in ninth (c)2019 by King Features Syndicate Inc.

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Shell’s Tekoa May 6, 13, 2019 April 29, 2019 May 13, 2019 Tuesday Golf League May 6, 13, 2019 city of westfield Commonwealth of City of Westfield 2019 LEGAL NOTICE Planning Board Massachusetts tRAffic sUPeRVisoRs/ Results from May 7, 2019 The Trial Court MORTGAGEE'S SALE notice of PUBlic heARinG school cRossinG 1st Place Bill Lawry & Dave Gile 32.0 Points OF REAL ESTATE Probate and Family Court GUARds 2nd Place Bob Czarnecki & Ray West 31.5 Points By virtue of and in execution of Hampden Probate and The Westfield Planning Board 3rd Place Jack Pocai & Bill Wallinovich 31.0 Points the Power of Sale contained in a will conduct a Public Hearing on Application and complete job certain mortgage given by Scott Family Court May 21, 2019, at 7:00 P.M. in description available on-line 4th Place Angelo Masciadrelli & Frank Kamlowski 28.5 Points L. Cromack and Tracy L. 50 State Street City Council Chambers, Municip- at: 5th Place Jack Campaniello & Phil Lewis 26.5 Points Cromack to Mortgage Electronic Springfield, MA 01103 al Building, 59 Court St., West- Registration Systems, Inc. act- field, MA on the application of www.cityofwestfield.org or at: 6th Place Mike Ripa & Ron Bonyeau 26.0 Points ing solely as a nominee for Docket No. HD19P0946GD America's Wholesale Lender, Clean Technique, LLC, for a 7th Place Pat McGinn & Dave Lees 24.0 Points dated July 28, 2005 and recor- Special Permit and Site Plan Ap- Personnel Dept. 7th Place Gene Theroux & Jack Kennedy 24.0 Points ded in Hampden County Re- notice And oRdeR: proval per Zoning Ord. Sec. 4- City of Westfield gistry of Deeds in Book 15223, Petition for Appointment of 90.3(2)/6-10, 4-90.4(2) and 3- 59 Court Street 7th Place Dick Williams & Ron Sena 24.0 Points Page 394 (the “Mortgage”) of Guardian of a minor 170.7(1) to allow for a Marijuana Westfield, MA 01085 8th Place Rich Chistolini & Eric Wilder 21.0 Points which mortgage Nationstar Mort- Production Operation at 32 Char gage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper is In the interests of Drive. Subject is zoned Busi- 8th Place Jim French & Dave Liberty 21.0 Points the present holder by assign- Please submit an application ment from Mortgage Electronic logan Ray Keating ness B and Water Resource and and resume with cover letter 9th Place Harry Pease & Tom Hall 19.5 Points Registration Systems, Inc., as of westfield, mA is within 300 feet of a residential as soon as possible. The City 10th Place Fred Rogers & Bob Berniche 19.0 Points nominee for America's Whole- Minor use/district. The application is of Westfield is Affirmative Ac- sale Lender, its successors and available for public inspection at tion/Equal Opportunity em- 11th Place John Kidrick & Errol Nichols 15.5 Points assigns to Nationstar Mortgage NOTICETOALLINTERESTED the Planning Office and at ployer. (M/F/H/) 12th Place Jim Floraski & Jim Johnson 15.0 Points LLC D/B/A Mr. Cooper dated PARTIES October 31, 2018 recorded in www.cityofwestfield.org/ 13th Place Harry Thompson & Mark Thompson 14.0 Points Hampden County Registry of Deeds in Book 22450, Page 59, 1. hearing date/time: A hear- applications 13th Place Bob Dudas & Skip Couture 14.0 Points for breach of conditions of said ing on a Petition for Appoint- 13th Place Jack Blascak & Bob McCarthy 14.0 Points mortgage and for the purpose of ment of Guardian of a Minor filed foreclosing the same, the mort- on 05/09/2019 by citY of eAsthAmPton 14th Place Stu Browning & Jeff Guglielmo 11.0 Points gaged premises located at 94 A uto For Sale Rachael Terrace, Westfield, MA finAnce diRectoR 15th Place Carl Haas & John Lucas 6.5 Points 01085 will be sold at a Public Patricia J Garlo Low Gross Bill Lawry @ 44 Auction at 4:00 PM on June 4, of Westfield,MA timothY's AUto sAles. Serves as Chief Financial Of- Low Net Bill Lawry & Mike Ripa @ 31 2019, at the mortgaged Stop by and see us! We might premises, more particularly de- James A Garlo have exactly what you're look- ficer of the City, advises the Closest to pin on the 11th Bill Lawry scribed below, all and singular of Westfield, MA ing for, if not, let us find it for Mayor & City Council on rev- the premises described in said enue projections, budget tar- Closest to pin on 16th Harry Pease mortgage, to wit: you! Bartlett Street, Westfield. Will be held (413)568-2261. specializing in gets, departmental budgets, Closest to pin on 18th Billy Wallinovich Certain real estate situated in 06/26/2019 08:15 Am vehicles under $4,000. capital expenditures, and fin- Westfield, Hampden County, Guardianship of minor hear- ancial management; has re- Massachusetts, being known as ing sponsibility for the detailed Lot9K Rachael Terrace and be- A uto & Truck Parts preparation of the City’s annu- ing designated as Lot #9K (Nine al operating and capital K) as shown on the plan entitled Located: 4th floor, "Definitive "Open Space" Subdi- 50 state street budgets. Serves as opera- Ed Normand Golf vision Westfield, Massachusetts springfield, mA 01102 wAnted tions coordinator for all City FOR: ...Scarfo Construction, financial departments, spe- Inc...." dated June 1, 1996 and 2. Response to Petition: You chevy camaros / chevelles / cifically the offices of the Aud- League at EMCC revised July 30, 1996 and recor- may respond by filing a written mustangs / ford Broncos itor, Tax Collector, Assessor ded in Hampden County Re- response to the Petition or by and Treasurer; ensures that Standings Week 6 of 23 5/9/19 gistry of Deeds in Book of Plans Looking for unfinished projects 299, Pages 121 and 122, to appearing in person at the hear- all revenues and expenses or in need of restoration. Will relevant to the development which plan reference is hereby ing. If you choose to file a writ- pay cash. Division 1 made for a more particularly de- ten response, you need to: of the municipal budget are scription. accurately and promptly 60.5 Bob Bihler – Larry Cournoyer call eddie: 413-777-1306 File the original with the Court; tracked; develops annual pro- 57.5 Tim Laramee – Dan Laramee Lot 9K Rachael Drive containing approximately 25,846 square and jections and multiple-year 56.5 Tom Denton – Jim Johnson feet of land according to said Mail a copy to all interested forecasts of such revenues plan. parties at least five (5) business and expenses; May serve as 54.5 Tom Massimino – Tim Huber days before the hearing. Help Wanted the Treasurer and/or Tax Col- Subject to rights of Anna H. lector with all duties and re- WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM 54 Bob Lewko – Richard Hebert Rourke et al as set forth in in- strument recorded in the Hamp- 3. counsel for the minor: The sponsibilities of said position. 54 Roy Barton – Bill Reinhagen den County Registry of Deeds in minor (or an adult on behalf of Monitors and coordinates the Book 2290, Page 219, to the ex- the minor) has the right to re- hAiR mAsteRs financing and expenditure of 52.5 Joe Boutin – Henry Smith tent that the same is in force and quest that counsel be appointed of westfield major capital projects from all applicable. for the minor. departments. 51 Dave Dubois – Alan Velazquez licensed stylist wanted. Subject to Right of Way as set 50.5 Dan Burns – Mike Manijak 4. counsel for Parents: If you commission shop. CPA or master’s degree in forth in instruments recorded in call: 413-348-7414 the Hampden County Registry of are a parent of the minor child public/business administra- 50 Dave Dover – Bill Chaffee Deeds in Book 1542, Page 241, who is the subject of this pro- tion, management, finance, 47.5 Jim Strycharz – Richard Roy Book 1544, Page 34, and Book ceeding you have a right to be accounting, or related field; 1544, Page 35, to the extent that represented by an attorney. If and 5 or more years of pro- 47 Marty Tyler – Stan Jackson the same are in force and applic- able. you want an attorney and can- JoB oPPoRtUnitY gressively responsible super- Division 2 not afford to pay for one and if visory experience in municip- Subject to Right of Way Agree- you give proof that you are indi- Busy coating, distribution fa- al government with an em- 60.5 Bruce Kellogg – Richard Kellogg ment with Northeastern Gas gent, an attorney will be as- cility seeks ambitious per- phasis in accounting, finance Transmission Company dated signed to you. Your request for sons to join our team and or budget or any equivalent 59 Mike Douville – Jody Wehr March 31, 1951 recorded in the an attorney should be made im- participate in all aspects of combination of education and Hampden County Registry of order processing and ma- 56.5 Mike Mahan – Joe Hebda Deeds in Book 2107, Page 565. mediately by filling out the Ap- experience or any equivalent plication of Appointment of chine operation no experi- combination of education and 54.5 Bob Collier – Don Clarke Subject to Right of Way Agree- Counsel form. Submit the applic- ence necessary, just a good experience. Knowledge of 54 Jay O’Sullivan – Rick Burke ment with Northeastern Gas ation form in person or by mail at attitude. Extremely clean KVS software desirable; Thor- Transmission Company dated the court location where your working environment and ex- ough knowledge of municipal March 31, 1951 recorded in the cellent benefits. 53 Cam Lewis – Bill Grise III Hampden County Registry of case is going to be heard. finance, budget management, investment markets, busi- 52 Paul Carrier – Gary McQuillan Deeds in Book 2109, Page 109 Send information to: and 110. 5. Presence of the minor at [email protected] ness principles, personnel 51.5 Shawn Bradley – Ben Jones hearing: A minor over age 14 management, collective bar- Subject to a Special Permit is- has the right to be present at gaining, and the laws which 50 Gary Gladu – Fran Dwyer sued by the Westfield Planning any hearing, unless the Court mAPle leAf affect local government. Board dated August 7, 1997 re- BAR & GRill 47 Ed Bielonko – Branden Bielonko corded in the Hampden County finds that it is not the minor’s Registry of Deeds in Book 9616, best interests. Full description and applica- 46 Carlos Santos – Bill Grise II Page 451. 2 Positions needed: tions available at: this is A leGAl notice: An 15.5 Sean Cahill – Tobe Determined Subject to Restrictions as set important court proceeding that BoUnceR & cooK www.easthamptonma.org forth under instrument dated may affect your rights has been Division 3 June 9, 1997 recorded in the scheduled. If you do not under- must be available nights Forward application : Hampden County Registry of & weekends. 63 Jack Beaudry – John Bagge Deeds in Book 9889, Page 375. stand this notice or other court 61 Randy Anderson – Bob Genereux papers, please contact an attor- Personnel Director Subject to Declaration establish- ney for legal advice. Apply within @ City of Easthampton ing Devon Manor Association 11 Arnold st. 60 Ryan Maloney – Chuck O’Brien under instrument dated July 22, westfield 50 Payson Avenue 1997 recorded in the Hampden Date: May 9, 2019 Easthampton, MA 01027 54.5 Mark Chase – John Palivoda County Registry of Deeds in 53 Dan Harris – Jim Haas Book 9997, Page 151. Suzanne T. Seguin before May 24, 2019 Register of Probate 53 Jason George – Dan Van Kruiningan Subject to Westfield Gas & Elec- tric Easement as shown on a 51 Mark Grenier – John LaRose plan recorded in the Hampden County Registry of Deeds in 51 Bill Williams – Pat Bresnahan Book of Plans 312, Page 25. 50 Art Williamson – Al Nubile For mortgagor’s title see deed recorded with the Hampden 49 Rick Brown – Jim Cartwright County Registry of Deeds in 48.5 Glenn Grabowski – Jeff Berger Book 11778, Page 281. Looking for a The premises will be sold sub- 48 Mike Soverow – Mike Mulligan ject to any and all unpaid taxes and other municipal assess- ments and liens, and subject to prior liens or other enforceable If you would like to run a encumbrances of record entitled to precedence over this mort- Unique Gift? Birthday Announcement in gage, and subject to and with the benefit of all easements, re- The Westfield News contact strictions, reservations and con- ditions of record and subject to us at: 413-562-4181 all tenancies and/or rights of parties in possession. 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