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REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Ihatirbatfr 28 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesduy, Uec. 7, 1983 Keep your TV picture sharp with frequent Recreational Items 67 Recreational Items «7 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 MotorcyclM/BIcycles 71 Mltc. Automotivo H cleaning of the screen. Use a mild soap with water ora bit of Ammonia CHILDREN'S SKIS — 140 1971 FORD F-300 ECONO­ RADIAL SNOW TIRES — LIKE NEW — Two 4 ft. IVii CHEVY 1-Ton Panel 1974 AUSTIN MARINA 1982 SUZUKI JR- so — In water. Be sure to dry sleds. Just In time for the cm. Fischer fiberglass, LINE VAN — 302, auto­ Truck. Slight body dam­ GT — Good condition. Like new. $350. Tele­ Mounted on 185 x 14 East girls’ basketball Flano nearing with bindings. $50. Please wheels. Fit all late model thoroughly. It you have Guests did the cleaning coming winter weather. matic, heavy duty, helper age but no rust. Runs Interior good condition. phone 742-9677, call after on extra television set no Two for $25, one for $15. call 643-5478. springs, runs good, needs excellent. $1250 or best Have to seel Asking for 5;30pm. Mustangs. Used Vfi sea­ body work. $350. Call sons. $80. Coll 643-8840,18 one watches, why not has a big lob ahead iBolton approval Coll 649-2430 or 646-0435. offer. Call 646-7537. $700. Call after 6pm, 647- ••••••••••••••••••••••• exchange for cash with a at Harris’s house party 643-0793. 9737. Jordt Street. Automotive Mltc. Automotive 76 low-cost ad In Classified? MEN'S GOLF CLUBS — 1973 AUDI FOX — As Is. 643-2711. ... page 15 ... p a g e 7 # 1 & 3 woods refInished, FIAT 128 HATCHBACK, TWO — G78-14 Snow tires p a g e 11 1976 — 46K original, 4 Bad clutch, good tires. on wheels. White walls. persimmons. Irons, p.w., $200. Call 646-4593. speed, 1300CC, regular Bank Four FR-78-15 steel belted putter, bog and bolls. All Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 OPERA LIGHTS 83-84 in good condition. $85. gas. Body and mechani­ Repossessions G.M. car, $40. Call 649- radlals, white walls. Best NOTICI TO CniDITOm Call 649-1794. cally good. $1600. Call 1973 MERCURY COL­ 9947. offer. Call 643-8086. ESTATE OF HELEN 649-8303 weeknights. ONY PARK STATION FOR SALE BRIGGS LEO-WOLF lets of WAGON — 9 passenger. 19S0 Dodge Colt *3700 Monchsiter, dtceotsd. JUST RIGHT FOR 1974 TOYOTA CORONA '70 MUSTANG — For Power everything. Air. 1078 Chevrolet Cemaro •4000 The Hon. William E. Fitz­ CHRISTMAS — Men's — 4 door, 4 speed; Body MERCURY LYNX '82—4 ports. W ith'78250enoine, Gerald, Judoe, of the Court Stereo. Over 90,000miles. less Ford M u llin g figure skates, size 11. good shape, runs well, Speed, 20,000 miles. Ex­ * f SOO 4 tires, radio, two good of Probate, District of Man­ new engine ports. $2000orv cellent condition. Must Beautiful condition. The above can be seen chester at a hearing held on Good condition. Coll af­ doors. Call 643-1823, any­ December 1, 19*3 ordered Manchester. Conn. ter 5pm, 649-5904. best offer. Coll 646-9589 sell. $4500 firm. Call 646- $1500. Call 646-0424 after at SBM time. $99. Colder tonight; 9598. 6pm. that all claims must be pre­ after 4pm, ask for Mark. 913 Main St. sented to the fiduciary on or partly cloudy Friday Thursday, Dec. 8, 1983 TOBOGGAN FOR TWO TWO 5/lug, 14 In. Ford before March 1, 19t4 or be '78 HONDA CIVIC — 4 barred as by law provided. — $25. Coll 643-6680. 1974 GRAN TORINO — 1975 MUSTANG — Two rims. Two 5/lug 16 In. Dianne £. Yuslnos, — See page 2. Single copy: 25« Four door. Air condition­ door, four speed. Good speed. Good condition, Chevy rims. $5.00 each. Ass't. Clerk iHatirbatfr HEAD GK04sklS, $30. Coll ing and power steering. condition. $1000. Coll Rita 35-f mpg. $2200. Coll 643- Call 643-5745. The fiduciaries ore: Call 633-3669. 0076. Molorcvclet/Blcvdet 72 Frances L. Brown 643-2587. after 8pm, 647-0834. 4S4 Porter Street ••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester, Ct. 06040 CHILDREN'S SKIS SIZE 1977 CADILLAC COUPE 1973 VW BEETLE — Today Is great day ... and ONE FIRESTONE Steel and 90 and poles, boots too. DE VILLE with power Good body, good trans­ Classified Is a great way MEN'S 26" BICYCLE, Belted Radial, tubeless t m m n n K v m . Sandra B. Leo-Wolf / 721 tire, 195/70 R13, New. iw MBS yea m U Im tta 121 Walker Street No bindings. $25. Call steering and air condi­ portation. Asking $450. ... to sell something! regular, $20. Please call Manchester, Ct. 06040 643-5347 after 3pm. tioning. Call 633-3669. Call 643-7457. 643-2711. 646-7636. $45. Call 649-9947. 013-12 Arms talks REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK ' .ir> /i.' broken off V..-- by Soviets featuring. • • Bv John A. Callcott is fully prepared to continue the TAKE YOUR PICK United Press International regular pattern of the START •Purdisst-Assumsbli Mortgig* negotiations,” Rowny said. •Rsnl with in option lo buy GENEVA, Switzerland — The "W e have proposed to resume •Six |6| Month Lono Soviet Union broke off strategic round six in early February and we Lovely three bedroom ranch with 1'4 baths, fireplace arms talks today two weeks after hope that the U.S.S.R. will soon in the living room, large family room, two car garage on y< acre. Purchase price $76,900. Call today for complete walking out of parallel negotia­ agree on a date for resuming these Information. Located In Tolland. tions on limiting medium-range negotiations which are in the nuclear missiles in Europe. The interest of both our nations and of United States said it regretted the the entire world." Soviet action. In Washington, initial U.S. reac­ Moscow refused to set a date to tion was cautious. resume the Strategic Arms Reduc­ Robert McFarlane, President tion Talks — known as START — Reagan's national security ad­ on grounds that the "global stra­ viser, interviewed on ABC's “ Good V tegic situation” has been changed Morning America" program, .said by the deployment of new U.S. it might “ take time, weeks, medium-range missiles in Europe. perhaps months," but " I think we FOR THE YOUNG FAMIIY... The negotiations were broken off can get it (the talks) started Affordable 3 bedroom ranch in well maintained neigh­ Herald pnoto oy Tarqumio by Moscow after a plenary meet­ again.” borhood. Large family room, gas heat, attached 2 car PRE-REVOLUTIONARY ing that lasted just 35 minutes, the At the White House, one uflicial garage, large yard. All this for $68,900. East Hartford Beautiful 6 room, 2 '*) bath home loaded with the grace and charmofeby-goneere. 2*taircMM,5firepiacee. lota of original panelling, wide pine floor boards, huge post A beam barn plua 5 acrea of prime land in South Wlndtor. $167,000.— This picture of the covered bridge was taken in 1978 by Clinton Hendrickson was the designer of the covered shortest since START began on deci ined to gi ve much weight to the property. June 30, 1982. bridge at the Oak Grove Nature Center. He also Soviet Rowny said the United Ws csn help you became a (tesigner Clinton Hendrickson. The bridge has since "Today the delegations of the States made “ a reasonable prop­ "REALE" PROFESSIONAU' fallen into disrepair. supervised construction in 1967 and 1968. U.S.S.R. and U.S. met in a plenary osal” at START to reduce strategic Call 046-4525. and ask lor Oan. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, Inc. session ending the fifth round of the nuclear warheads by one-third to START negotiations,” the Soviet 5,000 on each side. D.F. REALE, INC. 189 West Center St. Cor. of McKee statement said as translated and Washington further proposed a Raaf Eifafa Manchester - Equal Housing Opportunity read out by a reporter of the TASS “ build-down" of heavy bombers ITS IW b St.. Rtoiidwster. Ct. news agency. and long-range missiles, he said. 646.4S2S 646-2482 Designer frets over bridge “ In view of the deployment of the “ We have demqnstrated great new U.S. missiles in Europe that flexibility by modifying ouF posi­ has already started, the changes in tion to take into account concerns By Susan Plese Hendrickson, who was on the Lutz board of Hendrickson figures he spent about 10 hours a the global strategic situation make expressed by the Soviet Union,” E Herald Reporter trustees, called the town engineering depart­ week for about 50 weeks on bridge-related it necessary for the Soviet side to Rowny said. FOR SAIEI ment for advice. They recommend^ a chores. review all problems which are He said Washington also offered E Clinton Hendrickson of 72 S. Hawthorne St. prefabricated steel bridge, and Hendrickson The question seems obvious, as does the under discussion at START to discuss "trade-offs between sits on the edge of a sofa, leafing through a ran the idea back to the trustees. "There was no answer. Did Hendrickson become personally negotiations. areas of U.S. and Soviet interests battered portfolio. He spreads out the contents: enthusiasm whatsoever." he says. attached to the bridge? "Therefore, no date for the and advantages" but did not give 156 E Center St several black-and-white photographs, a few In the meantime. Hendrickson became "Y e s," he says softly. Then he averts his resumption of the talks has been further details, declining to yellowed newspaper clippings, a box of slides, interested in covered bridges, and did some Manchester eyes. "You put as much work into it as we did... set,” the statement said.
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