Thursday, September 3, 1998 CH School menus Chicopee WEDNESDAY: beans, Spaghetti garlic with meat sauce, wax Middle, high' schools bread, pears. MONDAY: Schools closed. THURSDAY: Potato bar, buttered TUESDAY: Juice, tacos, Mexicali bread, cherry slush, milk. West rice, ice cream. Street School: Waffle sticks, sauWEDNESDAY: Beef and bacon sage, hash brown potatoes, milk.
burger, fries, cole slaw, milk shake. FRIDAY: Barbecued chicken, rice THURSDAY: Meatball grinder, salad, carrot and celery sticks, butsalad, peach cobbler. tered bread, apple. FRIDAY: Pizza, salad, fruit. South Hadley TRi Elementary schools Schools closed.
MONDAY: Labor Day. MONDAY: tacos, Mexicali TUESDAY: Hot dog on a roll, J. TUESDAY: Juice, cream. baked beans, tossed salad, cantarice, ice WEDNESDAY: Salad bar, milk loupe. Mexican tacos on shake.
WEDNESDAY: THURSDAY: Meatball grinder, a soft shell, lettuce, tomato, salad, peach cobbler. cheese, salsa, pineapple chunks. FRIDAY: Pizza, salad, fruit. THURSDAY: Shepherd's pie, mashed potatoes, corn, peaches. Breakfast FRIDAY: Sausage patty, green MONDAY: Schools closed beans, school-baked cookie.
TUESDAY: Juice, Nutrigrain bar, Holyoke milk. WEDNESDAY: Juice, waffle MONDAY: Schools closed. sticks, assorted cereals, milk. TUESDAY: Hot dog on a roll, THURSDAY: Banana, frosted tato puffs, baked beans, flakes, muffin, milk. fruit.
FRIDAY: Juice, muffin, assorted WEDNESDAY: Cold-cut grinder cereals, milk. with lettuce and tomato, potato salad, peach pie cake. Granby THURSDAY: Chicken nuggets, MONDAY: Schools closed. mashed potato, sweet peas, butterTUESDAY: Chicken nuggets, ed bread, pudding with topping. mashed potatoes, corn, buttered FRIDAY: Pepperoni pizza, garbread, pineapple tidbits, milk.
den salad, oatmeal raisin cookie. Beaudoin Village slated for fac By MARTIN J. LAUER dren and adults. Because three of every four jobs Staff writer will require some knowledge of computers, the state provided a HOLYOKE Beaudoin Village, two-year $33,000 grant to set up a built for servicemen returning Beaudoin Village Computer Cenfrom World War II, will get a $6.1 ter, he said. million face-lift and other im- The Valley Opportunity Center provements including a computer will provide a staff person to opertraining Rep.
center. Evelyn G. Chesky, D- ate the computer center. State that at a press con- The intent of the center is to proHolyoke, said vide computer training and job ference scheduled for today, it will and educational counseling for be announced that the grant from each of the participants so that the state Department Development of Housing will families can make the transition be and used to Community reconstruct the bath- from public assistance to employrooms and kitchens of the 215 ment. the Other improvements in housing units for the poor on Leary Drive.
works include a police substation, According to Chesky, "The a permit and parking block parties. system, a crime grant is the largest public housing watch, Residents of grant statewide." Attending the Beaudoin Village press conference will be Jane reacted favorably to the news. has Wallis Gumble, director of the De- "Wow. Unbelievable. There partment of Housing and Commu- never been anything like this," Mayor Daniel J.
Szostkiewicz who has been living at the site for nity Development. said Glenda Smith of Elting Circle, said, "It's a substantial step in the 28 years. right direction." Smith said that the bathrooms Tuesday, Raymond P. Murphy and kitchens had been improved executive director of the Hol- once before while she was living in yoke Housing Authority said a the village. The biggest grant from Department of ment in recent years was to Housing will be used to establish a change the heat from a steam boilcomputer training center for chil- er to individual heaters, she said.
WHYN: Holyoke to get zoning bid Continued from Page B1 ry, building adjacent to its tower off Old County The Old County Road area is Road. mostly rural with no public sew- The assessor's office reports the lage system. The land is over the land and tower at the site are valBarnes aquifer, a regional under- ued at $379,100 with an annual tax ground water source. of $13,140. The property is owned Jack F.
Hunter, planning direc- by Clear Channel Communicator, said the property owner has tions Inc. of San Antonio, which the right to build 20-30 houses on bought WHYN AM and 1 FM radio the land. two years ago. "We have to decide what's best About a year after the purchase, for the city," Hunter said. the station changed the its news Lynn Harper, assistant planner, coverage from a staff hired locally said that Tracy had met with city to a Houston -based radio network officials and said the station owner called Metro Networks with is considering building a one-sto- an office in Springfield.
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Gary Westermann, 43, formerly of 1304 Elm West Springfield, pleaded guilty in Hampden Superior Court to five charges of larceny over $250 and was sentenced 43-year-old West Springfield man he is 55. by Judge Mary-Lou Rup. Upon completion of his prison sentence, Westermann is to spend seven years on probation. "He will be under supervision until the age of 55 or so," said Assistant District Attorney Charles Dolan. "If he violates his probation, he's exposing himself to sentences of 15 to 25 years." Westermann has been behind bars for more than a year of a sentence of five to six years for stealing computers, furniture and cleaning products from a trailer at a Westfield freight terminal in May 1996.
The larceny sentence will be served concurrently with the theft sentence. Westermann spent nine years in prison after pleading guilty on Sept. 30, 1988, to participating in a conspiracy to move cocaine from Florida for re-sale in Western Mas.sachusetts. Dolan said, that Westermann and an unknown accomplice stole $415 worth of clothing from Filene's at the Holyoke Mall on Jan. 29, 1997; a bicycle valued at more than $250 from Bob's Bike Shop in East Longmeadow on Oct.
29, 1996; jewelry from Kay Jeweler's at Eastfield Mall on April 25, 1997, and in late April and early May household goods from the former Meeting planned on school search By LORI STABILE Staff writer SOUTH HADLEY The School Committee has tentatively scheduled a meeting Sept. 22 to hear from two organizations vying to help the board find a new school superintendent. School Committee Vice Chairman John R. Hine told the board Tuesday the committee wants to hire a replacement for Interim Superintendent James E. Tierney by July 1.
He said the search will take about 4 to 6 months. Both the New England School Development Council and the Massachusetts Association of School Committees want the consultant's job. Although the School Committee could do the job on its own, Tierney said the board has used consultants in the past because the job is not easy. "It's a very long and involved process which requires a lot of work and a lot of screening. It's much better done by someone who does it all the time," Tierney said.
Conn. priest faces new charges Associated Press pleaded innocent Tuesday to the new charge and was released on WINSTED, Conn. A priest at bond. According to an arrest warSt. Joseph's Church, already ac- rant, Rudy improperly touched a cused of fondling a teen-ager, has boy as many as 10 times while the now been charged with risk of in- two went swimming at the Highjury to a minor in a separate case.
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1 a.m. 19th SEPT. KEVIN FARLEY Sandwiches Only Sand Castle Lounge K-MART Plaza Lechmere; a video cassette recorder from Sears and golf clubs from Tekoa Country Club in Westfield. Dolan said when state police raided Westermann's home on July 16, 1997, they found marijua, na and materials used to create false identification cards. The prosecutor said Westermann and a woman, Jennifer Newmaker, would use the identities to estabi lish lines of credit under false names and leave with goods purchased with newly-obtained credit cards.
Westermann's lawyer, Roy Anderson, said that upon completion of his term, Westermann intends to move to the South where family members have been successful in a real estate venture. The Massachusetts Association of School Committees has helped the town with a previous superintendent search. Tierney, said that during the meeting, both organizations will probably provide the committee with a list of superintendents they have placed in other communities. The cost of hiring a consultant has not been disclosed. In other business, the School Committee decided not to evaluate its special education program at this time because of the $15,000 cost involved, according to Tier- ney.
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