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South Windsor 28 - MANCHKSTKK HERALD. Wednesday, Nov, 2, 1983 REAL Extant of drug abuse Is Town Hall correct Product Show: debated at town forum on financing of plant? guide to exhibits ^ page 3 ... p a g e 6 ... a'special section ESTATE e Home of lh« Woeli it tpontorod by lh« M tnchotlor Herald *■ Cloudy, cooler tonight; Manchester, Conn. Ed Gorman says don’t miss rain likely Friday Thursday, Nov. 3, 1983 HOME out on this “ CHFA” home. — See page 2 U m lh Single copy: 25<t Just the right price for CHFA financing Home is located in Manchester Very quiet residential area Home-is aluminum sided OF THE Home has 2 bedrooms and full basement Large fenced-in backyard U.S. troops Beautiful wood stove included Home is easy to heat with wood or oil The price for this starter home is only $58,500 pulling out Call Ed Gorman Associates now WEEK Call 646-4040 to see this home Ed Gorman’s home of the week... Ed Gorman says don’t miss out . , of^Nrenada si By United Press International ^ "Check this greaf^ 0 3 ilTiiiflfai&iih Assured that "hostilities have ceased," U.S. \ n t military officials ordered 2,300 Army troops to Bargain!! 156 E Center St withdraw from Grenada today, nine days after they invaded the island and crushed a hardline Marxist / Manchester government that seized power in a coup. The order from Washington to begin a full withdrawal of soldiers of the 82nd Airborne Division Manchester $52,900 came as 57 Cubans wounded during the intitial stages Come end have a look at this tine 3 bedroom Cape. "ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE” eal Eptate of the invasion arrived in Havana to a hero's welcome Large kitchen, front porch, hardwood floors and alumi­ In Coventry, just a block from lake. Three bed­ led by a grim-faced President Fidel Castro. num screens & storms. Shown by appointment. Call rooms, formal dining room, wood stove in living 646-200 0 our Manchester Office at 643-4060. Thousands of spectators ignoring a call on national room, many recent Improvements. Nice lot. Only radio to stay away lined the airport road and a $47,000.00 military band played Cuba's national anthem as the ^ • 4 wounded descended from the Red Cross DC-8 into a drizzling rain. Northfield Green Condominium Some of the Cubans were carried off on stretchers — 80B AmboModor Drive victims of the largest U.S. military operation since the (off Lydoll St.) Vietnam War. U.S. casualties were put at 18 dead and 91 injured. Manchester When comparing Condominiums we think you will find The Cubans were ferried ISO miles to Barbados this one to be a good value. It offers 3 large bedrooms, from Grenada aboard a U.S. C-130 Hercules transport 2'A baths, spacious master bedroom w/private bath, Manchester $74,900' Jet, apparently because military officials doubted the lots of closets and full basement for storage. Also for­ Attractive 2 family home in area of nice residmtial Red Cross jet could land safely at the Point Salines mal living & dining rooms, central air, gas heat, carport homes. 2 bedrooms, diningroom, each unit. Home has NEW USTING - COVENTRY airstrip on Grenada. and numerous amenities. large treed lot with roofed patio in rear. Separate utili­ 6 room Cape, 1 baths, 3 bedrooms, dishwasher Cuban diplomats in Grenada, their embassy ties. Call 643-4060 for appointment. UNUSUALLY GOOD Herald photos by Tarquinio Offered at $69,500. Tear garage, fireplace and extra lot. suirounded by U.S. troops, continued to resist orders $01,900. INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY from Grenada Governor-GeneTal 'Sir Paul Scoon to This 4 family dwelling Is located on bus Seven times in a row the undefeated Manchester High School post-game huddles like this, after Saturday’s clash with West we can help you become a leave. N m line, and Is convenient to stores, schools Hartford’s Halj^igh School at Memorial Field. TEDFORD "It's a matter of principle,” said Gail Reed, the Indians have celebrated victories by chanting "CCIL! CCIL!" in "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! FREE and churches. A number of Improvements Call 646-4525, and ask lor Oan. MARKET REAL ESTATE, INC. to the property, and general over-all condl- 35-year-old American wife of Cuban Ambassador to R E A L ESTATE S E R V IC E S e v a l u a t io n tlon.'make this ottering a "Must See." Sepa­ Grenada Julian Torres Rizzo. "W e won’t leave D.F. REALE, INC. 223 East Centar St, Manchaatar S43 4060 ' rate electrical and furnace systems allow te­ without our people." __ 647-9914 nants to pay their own utilities. For addi­ Real Estate 6 4 6 Hartford TphATRl*. 3 0 Vomon She said the diplomats would remain on the tiny i r s rnmm St., ■ ■ n rlltttt., Ct. tional Income and expense Information, 2 9 Conpoctfcuf Blvd., Em I Hartford, Rt. 44A Bolton Caribbean island 1,900 miles southwest of Miami until 646.4<l?5 6 0 Poquonock Ava., WIndaor > ^ please call our office. $109,900.00 the release of an estimated 600 Cuban prisoners who The man who revived MHS football were moved Wednesday into a new prisoner compound on a hill near the Cuban-built Point Salines "The real root cause for the success is Mike 0 Airport. "W e're just keeping an eye on them," said Spec. 4 Simmons,” says Cournoyer, 41. "The public doesn't Rick Pearce, an airborne trooper from Thomasville, Cournoyer leads know that. He is the one who laid the foundation for “ Most For the Money!” this year. He changed the image of Manchester Ga. In Washington, Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ football, brought in the staff, instituted- the berger informed President Reagan that milttai^ with edmpassion programs.” V M l * commanders in Grenada advised him that "in their Not only did the Simmons-Cournoyer duo begin determination, all hostilities have ceased," the year-round weight and conditioning programs, they •**1 Pentagon said in an indication the scattered pockets By Borrv Peters recruited players who wanted to play football for the Herald Sports Writer sport of it, not for the opportunity of releasing pent-up V of resistance to the invasion had been eliminated. The Pentagon said Weinberger "directed that U.S. energy by legally hitting people. forces begin a pullout within a few days" but it was not The big-bang theory is a nice way to explain the known how many days it would take to complete the revival of football at Manchester High School, but Ron . COURNO'YER ASSISTED Simmons for 12 years, withdrawal. Cournoyer’s theory of gradual evolution is a bit more but now that he has a team to himself, he throws the Blue Trails Estates Maj. Douglas Frey, public affairs officer for U.S. accurate. spotlight on his players and assistants at the drop of a forces on the island, said 2,300 troops of the 82nd True, the Manchester football team has its first^ helmet. Brand new 8 Room Contemporary, 2 car garage- winning record since 1978, and it's done it with a bang,' " I feel great for the kids,” says Cournoyer. "This is simply gorgeous, loo many features to mention. MANCHESTER $74,900 Airborne Division would be withdrawn today, leaving Directions - Main St. to Charter Oak to Highland to "about 2,500" soldiers of the division on the island. going 7-0 and hoping to clinch the Central Connecticut the joy of the season — to be able to realize the benefits Birch Mountain Hd. to sign Blue Trails Estates Fall is here - Time for a log in the fire­ Defense Department officials said an 1,800-Marine Interscholastic League title- for the first time in 30 of a winning season. It shows you how much you can South Windsor amphibious task force withdrew from the island years when it plays East Hartford High School accomplish if you believe in each other.” Jane Buckland Brown Timber Ridge 10 room place In your own spacious 3 Bdrm. Wednesday and were headed for Lebanon to relieve Saturday. And Cournoyer's success has made believers out of When you listyourhousewith JaneBuckland Brown, Ranch!! Finished Rec. Rm. with bar, the newly fortified Marine force in Beirut. But it's been more of an evolutionary process which a lot of people. you never have to ask "When Is my house going to be Raised Ranch. 4-5 bed­ The six-ship battle group led by the aircraft carrier has brought Manchester football to where it is today: "Ron makes you reach for goals you never dreamed advertised?" inviting back yard with patio and out­ Independence, whose A-7 fighter-bombers conducted a first-rate football program where winning, and of before,” said three-year assistant coach John With Ed Gorman's Continuous Advertising Plan, rooms, main floor family losing, can be appreciated. Hackett. "H e gets the players to dream and believe Jane can guarantee that a picture of^our house will be side fireplace. Many more extras. air strikes against targets on the Caribbean island, room, lower level rec room, also prepared to pull out with the five-ship Marine With seven victories in seven games as a head they can come true.” in a leading real estate paper until your house is sold See today! coach, Ron Cournoyer appears to be a genius. In only AND at no cost to you. 3 fireplaces, 2 baths, in task force, a Pentagon announcement said. Four-year assistant Eric Farno: “ Ron and Mike Jane says that people who are ready to buy f^ouses Call Althea Roberts 649-4324 At the same time, a nine-ship battle group headed his first year as head man, he has already surpassed really began this thing back in the first year.
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