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PAGE 10School records to be destroyedBELCHERTOWN – Informal BHS 2005and 2006 graduate student files containingsuch items as the results of standardizedtests including college boards, reports byteachers, attendance and health records arescheduled to be destroyed on Aug. 1. If youwish to have your records, go to the SchoolDistrict’s Central Office at 14 Maple St.Classroom calendarThursday, June 6• CHCS, Grade 4 students to Nature’sClassroom• JBMS Band, June concert, 7 to 9p.m., BHS VMAFriday, June 7• CSS, Mrs. Murphy’s show andauthor party• CHCS, Grade 4 students to Nature’sClassroom• CHCS, Grade 4 non campers toSpringfield Science Museum, 9 a.m.to 2:50 p.m.Monday, June 10• CHCS, Clapp Library summer readingpresentation, 10:30 a.m. and 1:30p.m.• JBMS Awards ceremony, 7 to 8:30p.m., BHS VMA• BHS, Chamber Music finals, 6 p.m.,BHS VMA• BHS School Council meeting, 5p.m., BHS LibraryTuesday, June 11• Belchertown Regular Session SchoolCommittee Meeting at SRE Library,7 p.m.LEARNING CENTER1455 N. Main St., Third Floor, Palmer(413) 283-2329www.topfloorlearning.orgNEED HELP?TAKE THE FIRST STEP! CALL GAIL!You will receive INDIVIDUAL help with yourINDIVIDUAL needs as we specialize in meetingINDIVIDUAL goals of our students!OUR STUDENTS MEET ONE-TO-ONE WITH TUTORS!We can help with:GED PreparationFREE GED OFFICIAL HALF-LENGTH PRACTICE TESTCall Gail and make an appointment!Basic Reading/Writing and MathEnglish as a Second Language • CitizenshipHigh School Tutoring • (and much more)THANK YOU!Top Floor Learning wants to thankALL those that donated May Baskets.We appreciate your support.A special thanks to Pam, Barbara and ALL volunteersthat sold May Basket raffle tickets.The fundrasing event was a HUGE success!All proceeds will benefit our “Learning Center.”HEARD RUMORS ABOUT THE GED?The GED test will be changing in 2014. If you are interested in knowingabout these changes, please call and ask Gail. If you want to obtain theGED before the changes occur, call Gail and make an appointment totake a FREE GED OFFICIAL HALF-LENGTH PRACTICE TEST and seehow close you are to passing the test BEFORE the changes are made.VOLUNTEERS NEEDEDWe are in need of volunteer tutors, fundraisers and grant writers.If you are interested in helping those in need, please call and speak to Gail.Need more information on the above? Call Gail at 413-283-2329.THE SENTINEL • THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2013with identification between the hours of 9a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday,excluding holidays and school vacationweek.High school transcripts, which containcourse titles and grades received will continueto be stored by the BHS GuidanceOffice for 60 years after graduation.• CSS, Kindergarten visit to SRE• CHCS, Field Day – grades 4 and 5(rain day June 12)• BHS, Chamber Music finals, 6 p.m.,BHS VMAWednesday, June 12• CSS, Kindergarten visit to SRE• JBMS, Field trip to LakeCompounce, Bristol, CT seventhgrade leaves JBMS at 7 a.m., returnsto JBMS at 5:30 p.m.; eighth gradeleaves BHS at 7 a.m., returns to BHSat 5:30 p.m.Thursday, June 13• CSS, Jay Mankita presentation• BHS, Undergraduate awards night, 6p.m., BHS VMACSS – Cold Spring SchoolSRE – Swift River ElementaryCHCS – Chestnut Hill CommunitySchoolJBMS – Jabish Brook Middle SchoolBHS – Belchertown High SchoolEDUCATIONTim Lovellgraduatesfrom WSUGraduatesTurley Publications photo submittedTim Lovell, of Greenfield, receivedhis Bachelors of Science Degree inMovement Science from WestfieldState University on May 17.Lovell has been accepted into themasters program at Baypath College inLongmeadow. He is pursuing a careeras a Pediatric Occupational Therapist.Lovell is a 2001 graduate ofBelchertown High School and is currentlyemployed full time in the corporateoffice at Yankee Candle Co. inDeerfield.He is the son of Denise Baran ofBelchertown and George Lovell ofGreenfield.Turley Publications photo submittedJulia Beech graduatesfrom Wilbraham andMonson AcademyOn May 25, Julia Beech, of Belchertown,graduated with highest honors from Wilbrahamand Monson Academy. While at WMA, Beechwas a member of the varsity soccer and lacrosseteams and also ran winter track for the Titans.Beech will continue her education this fall atBabson College in Wellesley. She will studyInternational Business while playing soccerand lacrosse for Babson. She is the daughter ofMarlene and Darryl Beech.Lamoureuxgraduatesfrom WSUCaitlin A. Lamoureux graduatedcum laude from WorcesterState University, as a nursingmajor, on May 18. Lamoureuxwas an active member of herclass participating in many leadershiproles as well as participatingin community services andprojects. She was inducted intoPhi Eta Sigma and Sigma ThetaTau while at Worcester State.She plans on working as a registerednurse within the BaystateHealth System.Turley Publications photo submittedEllenStrycharzgraduatesCongratulations to EllenStrycharz of Old EnfieldRoad for graduating fromSouthern New HampshireUniversity from their threeyearhonor program witha Bachelor of Science inBusiness Administration.Strycharz excelled inaccounting, finance andmath and has a bright futurea head of her as she followsher dreams.Turley Publications photo submitted
High School of Commerceclass of 1958 seeks classmatesSPRINGFIELD – The High School of Commerce classof 1958 reunion committee is seeking information abouttheir classmates. A 55th reunion is planned for Sunday,Oct. 6 at Salvatore’s Restaurant, 13333 Boston Road,Springfield.The organizers are looking for information about the followinglist of classmates:Allan R. Aiken, Marilyn Margaret Aiken, Catherine T.Ashe, Leona Bailey, Patricia Barker, Ronald Begin, JoyceBennett, Judith Diane Bordeau, Carol Ann Boudreau,Leslie Jane Boyer, Barbara Brown, June Kathleen Buckley,Joanna Bulat Havens, Jean Louise Bullok, Judith BurnoManning, Marlene G. Butman, Imelda Byrnes, Dianne B.Camire, Suzanne Champigny, Barbara Collina Yargeau,Kathleen Collis, Beverly Couture, Donna CrawfordDesrosiers, Carol Ann Crosby, Dorothy Decker, BetteDenesha, Claudia L. Dubuc, Patricia Dunne, NoreenDunscombe, Patricia Easton, Arleen Diane Eross,Antoinette Fiorentino, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Anita RuthFord, Beverly Ann Forstrom, Elaine Marian Gardner,David Goodman, Joyce Gordon, Patricia Gorman,Judith Ann Grochmal, Dawn Priscilla Gross, ElizabethHargaraves, Judith Ann Harris, Barbara Ann Henry, VerneHerring, Carol Hicks, Linda Hobson, Judith Ingalls,Barbara Jablonski, Elizabeth Jameson, Carol Jorgensen,Richard Kampfer, Joan G. Kapecki, Joyce Keane Kirk,Deborah King, Gail Knapp, Brenda May Koetsch, CarolJ. Lafrancis Durocher, Jane Ann Laniga, Cecile Lavalle,Theresa Leverault, Roberta Malcom, Adeline Manarite,Jean Marie Markowski, Patricia Ann Miles, Eva M.Mills, Carol Ann Miloz, Ann M. Mitchell McCue, CarolMorisi, Judith Ann Mosher Bourque, Mary Jean Newell,Catherine Ortona, Joyce Pappas, Patricia Perrine, ElainePrinz, Geraldine Prochazka, Barbara Jean Pulliam, PatriciaPyzik, Gertrude D. Raymond, Gail Ellen Roberts, JoanMarie Roberts, Thomas Ryan, Loretta Melinda Suave,Sandra J. Schenck Tracy, Miriam Shaponick, Sara JewelSee COMMERCE, Page 12Danielle White inductedinto honor societyEASTON - Granby resident Danielle White, a memberof the Stonehill College Class of 2013, was inducted intothe Sigma Iota Rho Honor Society.THE SENTINEL • THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 2013 PAGE 11BHS GIRLS’ TRACK HOLDS BANQUETRoger SalloomNorthampton, MAMusician/Heart Attack SurvivorTurley Publications photo submittedThe Belchertown High School Girls’ track team recently held their end of the year awards banquet.Coach Tripp thanked all the athletes for their hard work this year and gave out their certificates,letters, and pins. She also thanked the four co captains for all their dedication this year:Emily Kubacki, Melanie Latter, Kayla McGrath, and Rebecca Schliemann. The Coach’s Awardwent to Christina Dulude and Kayla McGrath was recognized for earning the most points thisseason and was team MVP.Pictured are seniors Mary Wetzel, Kayla McGrath, Melanie Latter, Alexis LaVallee, MeghanFuller, Emily Kubacki and Coach Tripp. Missing are Shannon O’Leary, Rebecca Schliemann andJulia Blais.Destiny Dixon initiated into Phi Kappa PhiBATON ROUGE, LA - The Honor Society of PhiKappa Phi is pleased to announce that Destiny Dixon ofBelchertown, was recently initiated into Phi Kappa Phi,the nation’s oldest and most selective collegiate honorsociety for all academic disciplines. Dixon was initiatedat Old Dominion University.James NatleBelchertown, MAjnate7007@aol.com(413)348-0383J& N CarpentryNew Homes, AdditionsKitchens & BathsCS57516 Licensed & Insured HIC 163318THECURTAIN SHOPCurtains & Home DecorLook What’s New!Grommet Top Panel191 Russell StreetRte. 9, Hadley, 584-6764(Next to Sears of Hadley)hadleycurtainshop.comSUPPORTIVE DAY CAREPROGRAM ASSISTANTThe Town of Belchertown is accepting applications for aSupportive Day Care Program Assistant at the SeniorCenter. This is a 10-hour part-time / non-benefited position.Ability to work a flexible schedule is required.Interested candidates must have a high school diplomaand one year of experience working directly with theelder population or any equivalent combination of educationand experience. Knowledge of elder disabilitiesand common issues related to the elder population.A job description and application are available in theBelchertown Selectmen’s Office, The Finnerty House,One South Main Street, P.O. Box 670, Belchertown, MA01007. Deadline to apply is: Tuesday, June 11, 2013 at4:00 p.m.EOE/MF/ADAWindowTreatmentsfor EveryBudget!NOTICEERRORS: Each advertiser isrequested to check their advertisementthe first time itappears. This paper will notbe responsible for more thanone corrected insertion, norwill be liable for any error inan advertisement to a greaterextent than the cost of thespace occupied by the itemin the advertisement.Playing Here.Healing Here.Roger wasn’t at risk for heart disease. Still, he couldn’t ignore the “strangefeeling” in his chest. Just as he arrived at the local hospital, his heart stopped.His wife was told he probably wouldn’t make it. Luckily though, Roger wasstabilized and rushed to Baystate Medical Center, the only hospital in ourarea with the capability to stop a heart attack in its tracks. Interventionalcardiologist, Dr. Marc Schweiger, unblocked the artery and implanted a stentto keep it open.“I’m here because Baystate is here. They are the NASA space program for heartattack patients,” Roger Says.Playing here. Healing here. Living here.baystatehealth.org/here
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