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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTgR EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Nov. 15. 1978 B u s in e M Law Firm Associate MANCHESTER - At­ •M torney Lawrence A. Fiano Joins Partnership has become associated i V A with Robert W. Gordon and MANCHESTER — Dr. Dm P. Saini has joined Drs. Stephen Penny in the C lo u d y Thomas M. Healy and Harvey Pastel as a partner in general practice of law. Manchester Surgical Associates, 257 E. Center St. ’Their offices are at 417 E. High 50s, Dr. Saini is a 1963 graduate of the Medical College of Center St. Amritsar, India. After extensive surgical training in In­ Attorney Fiano, a Bolton Hanrlipatpr Low 30s dia and .England, he served a four-year surgical residen­ native, is a paduate of cy at St. Peter’s Hospital and at Memorial Hospital in Details on page 2 Bolton schools and the 20 Cents Per Copy Albany, N.Y. University of Bridgeport. Dr. &ini became a fellow of the Royal College of Leaf Fires Vol. XCVIII, No. 40 - Manchester. Conn., Thursday. November 16, 1978 A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 204 Single Copy He received his iaw depee 154 Home Delivered Surgeons (Edinburgh, U. K.) in 1969 and is a diplomate of from South Texas College the American Board of Surgery. He is a member of the MANCHEiSTER -W ithin an of Law in Houston. hour late Wednesday night, the Manchester Medical Association, the Hartford County He is a member of the Medical Association and the Connecticut State Medical Town Fire Department was busy state bar of Texas and the answering calls about every five Society. Manchester and Connectc- Dr. Saini has been practicing general and vascular sub- minutes, most of them leaf fires. cut Bar Associations. gery on the staff of Manchester Memorial Hospital since ’This put an extra strain on the He is a member of the Lawrence A. Fiano department which ' during that lj>75. He lives in South Windsor with his wife. Dr. Indrani Manchester chapter of siaini, and their two children. time also answered calls to two Carter Trusts Economy Plan UNICO International and the former Kathy Ann Dr. Healy, a graduate of the College of Physicians and serious car accidents. Dr. Om P. Saini the Knights of Columbus In Cotten of Houston, live in Deputy Chief James McKay Surgeons, Columbia University, has practiced general Bolton. He and his wife. Bolton. South Windsor staff of the William E. Belfiore Agency are (left to surgery on the staff of Manchester Memorial Hospital suspects many of the leaf fires, WASHINGTON (UPI)—President since 1952. He is a diplomate of the American Board of especially those that occur within Carter, reacting to comments of his right) Arnold H. Christensen; Lillian Christensen, Penny Sloan and a close area and within a short chief inflation fighter that a 1930s Edward R. Sloan. Surgery, a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and former chief os surgery and chairman of the surgical time, are being set by youths who style depression is not out of the question, said today he remains con­ department at Manchester hospital. drive around setting the fires. Dr. Pastel, also a graduate of the College of Physicians Expect Lots of Hot Air “It’s a thoughtless deed and fident his voluntary anti-inflation plan will work. and Surgeons, Columbia University, has practiced hazardous, and at least, unlawful Belfiore Agency Expands general surgery at Manchester Memorial Hospital since NEW ROADS, La. (UPI) billion. kindling of fire,” McKay said. He Carter made the comments at a 1957, where he is an associate surgeon. He is a diplomate — Coals to Newcastle? In Louisiana will have its I ’agreed that such acts restrict thd breakfast meeting with reporters at of the American Board of Surgery and former president' this case, coals to New first lignite mine as a department’s manpower, es­ the White House. He said only a MANCHESTER -The William E. personnel of the combined agencies will of the medical staff at Manchester hospital. Roads — 300 billion pounds result of the venture. pecially when they are call^ out “complete failure” of his program M fiore Agency, Realtors, has announced result in complete service to prospective of coal. on serious automobile accidents, could lead to a recession or a depres­ sion. the opening of a new South Windsor office home buyers in the area. The ^Ifiore Cajun Electric Power of one of which last night involved staff^ with four persons new to the agency is a member of the Greater Hart­ New Roads has contract^ FREEDEUVERY two fatalities. “I just don’t think we’re going to Belfiore staff. ford, Greater Vernon and Greater In Dental Office with Phillips Coal, a sub­ OPEN ALL HOUDAYS “The fire is not the problem,” have a substantial economic setback The new associates are Arnold H. Manchester Boards of Realtors, as well as sidiary of Phillips he said, “but it’s taking the fire next year,” he said. “I think we’ll be Christensen, Lillian Christensen, Edward the Commercial Investment Division in MANCHESTER — Dr. Stephen G. Erickson announces Petroleum, to supply that equipment away from something successful. We do not anticipate a R. Sloan and Penny Sloan. They have been Connecticut. ARTHUR DRUG the opening of his office at 599 Main St. for the practice of amount of lignite coal over that could be more serious.” recession or a depression,” active with Edward R. Sloan & The agency is also a member of “All general dentistry. 30 years at a cost of $2 Carter also said he anticipates a 3 Associates, an insurance agency, and this Points” relocation service, an inter­ Dr. Erickson received his doctor of dental surgery percent growth rate next year. will continue. The agency office iS’ at 701 national referral service. Enters Fray 6 degree from Georgetown University School of Dentistry Administration inflation fighter John Fitch Blvd. (Route 5), South Wind­ Eldward and Penny Sloan and their four in Washington. He completed his undergraduate training i U.S. Rep. William Cotter will Albert Kahn raised the slim possibil- sor. children live at 95 Grissom Road, at the University'of Connecticut, where he received a join the Town of Manchester’s ty of depression for the first time at a William E. Belfiore, head of the real es­ Manchester. Arnold and Lillian bachelor’s degree in biology. Dr. Stephen Erickson continuing debate about HUD. retailers conference Wednesday. tate firm, said the expanded facilities and Christensen live in Enfield. Two Democratic directors have His use of the term threw an im­ n asked the congressman to attend mediate chill into the stock market, . Joins Realty Staff a meeting next week at which the which is already nervous about con­ town will seek a relaxation of tinuing inflation and skyrocketing in­ MANCHESTER — Daniel F. Reale of Reale Realtors, HUD requirements. See page 2. terest rates. Network of Homes, 175 Main St., has announced the Carter, in his remarks this mor­ association of Mrs. Annette K. Wilson to his staff. Crackdown Set ning, also stressed he does not Mrs. Wilson, the former Annette Kehoe, is a graduate foresee any circumstances, barring of South Windsor High School and attended Morse (Allege BOLTON — A state police tac­ an emergency such as war, under of Business where she majored in business management. tical team will implement a which he would ask for mandatory Mrs. Wilson has been active in the real estate and new strong enforcement program on controls on wages and prices, even on homes construction business for the past 12 years in the Interstate 84 and Route 44A a standby basis. < South Windsor-East Hartford areas and the Coventry- (Boston Turnpike) for five days “I don’t have any intention of Glastonbury and Wethersfield areas with the LaCava beginning Friday. The announce­ asking Congress for wage-price Construction Co. of Wethersfield in its sales department. ment was made by Sgt. Anthony authority,” he said. She was also employed for a short time with the United RWialtArtNel $9095 I Kalkus, supervisor of the north Charter said again he does not Products Corp. in South Windsor. S a M U tF ir sector division of the State Police, believe mandatory wage-price con­ Colchester. trols will work. A life long resident of South Windsor, Mrs. Wilson lives S N « rirn m j O I with her husband Larry, a patrol officer with the The program will be conducted “If our nation was in such a serious Manchester Police Department, and their two children. by the state police traffic division state, approaching a national Annette K. ‘Wilson' STEEL BELTED | radar team and the north sector emergency or danger to our own unit. Radar will be set up in more security, there might be aroused in U7M4 >40.tS ■ than one location. the public consciousness and in N Members of the Manchester Board of Realtors who have been Chemical Causes Cancer n7M4/lS’5A95 I “The program will be Searching for Crash Survivors Congress such a commitment to con­ educational as well as enforce­ trolling inflation that wage and price designated Graduates, Realtors’ Institute, include from left, Dan WASHINGTON (UPI) - ’The National CI7M4/1S*SI95 ■ Rescue workers search the wreckage for survivors after a much lesser degree, gasoline station ment oriented. We would rather it the worst chartered airline disaster in history. The, plane controls would be necessary, as in Reale, Doris Bourque, Anne Miller and Norma Tedford. Cancer Institute says a chemical used attendants. NR7M4/15’57.95 I inform people of the pfogram and charter Icelandic airliner crashed while landing at airport in was bringing Moslem pilgrims home from Saudi Arabia the case of war,” he said.

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