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March 1, 1984 <br />14LsL <br />? piece of <br />is being <br />i. "We i <br />seeing it <br />r? zak, a mi <br />"stay" in <br />m <br />< <br />m <br />? <br />0 <br />a <br />? <br />P <br />t <br />O <br />? <br />T <br />O <br />? <br />? <br />? <br />L <br />H <br />O <br />? <br />w <br />2 <br />2 <br />? <br />? <br />tev for some local <br />relish the idea of i <br />down," said Joe Ka- ; <br />r of the city's building i <br />board who unani- <br />e and <br />have <br />he right to a safe <br />living room interior <br />y fIre two years aga <br />e been the target of <br />1 break-ins, neighbor- <br />?av. <br />•-• -?••??•?.?? o??? uru neve tarcen a toll on the more than century-old stone house at 4302 Porter Rd. The home mey <br />face the wrecker?s ball if its owners do not take ateps soon to save it. <br />Residents seek new life for home <br />• Prom page one Mrs. Flagner said she and her eral interested buyers before the we get a good offer. Who knows?" <br />However, one board member rooma wa story houseeonce used as ing to se? iG SIt's a be utiful home Flagner said she leFt last <br />challenged that amount, saying it a summer residence, but were held and is located in a picturesque Thitrsday's meeting "sort of heavg <br />would probably cost hetween up in doing so because of health spot," she said. hearted. We're doing Che best we <br />$40,000 and $60,000 to make the reasons. However, Flagner said there is a can," she said. "I definitely want to <br />home livable. Although the home attracted sev- chance the home could be sold "if save the house."