The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, March 8, 1962, page 17 (of 24)

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TRADE TALK

This week we introduce a new feature, Trade Talk. In this column you will find news about local business—its people, its plans and its accomplishments. We solicit material from our readers for this weekly feature. ★ ★ ★ City Commissioner George Wilson will be absent from next week's Commission meeting. He's going back to school. He'll be at Wharton School of Finance and Commerce, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. The classwork will last all week and concerns investment banking, the field in which Wilson works here as a stockbroker for Hayden Stone. It is the second of three years' work in the course. A week in residence is spent each year at Wharton. ★ ★ ★ Two Coral Gables residents have earned membership in the 1962 President's Club of the National Life Insurance Company of Vermont. Harold Abbott, 511 Almeria Ave., and Keith W. Loring, 730 University Dr., have also thus qualified for attendance at the club's educational conference at Hollywood Beach this month. ★ ★ ★ Victor P. Keay, secretary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's security committee and deputy head of NATO's security bureau in Paris, has resigned to become director of operations of The Wackenhut Corp., national security and investigative organization here. Keay has been security adviser to the U.S. Department of State assigned to NATO in Paris for the past five years. As director of operations, he will supervise the operating divisions and widespread projects of Wackenhut which now extend across the nation from coast to coast and throughout Puerto Rico. Keay, an attorney, formerly was a special agent of the FBI from 1934 until his retirement in 1956. He and his wife live at 4800 University Dr. ★ ★ ★ President Kennedy has invited Patrick S. Sirois, personnel and safety director for Holsum Bakers of Miami, to attend the President's Conference on Occupational Safety, to be held in Washington March 6-8. Sirois recently announced that the Holsum transport operators completed the entire year of 1961 without an accident on the roads and highways of Florida, accumulating over one-half million of safe miles. Holsum's entire fleet of over 200 company-owned and operated vehicles drove three and one-half million miles with an accident rate per 100,000 miles of vehicle operation of 1.33, which was within the rate established by similar bakery fleets reporting their experience to the National Safety Council. ★ ★ ★ Donald R. Dolan, 1258 Astoria Ave., has returned from Hartford, Conn., where he was graduated from a multiple line insurance course at The Travelers Insurance Companies. He will be representing The Travelers in the Boulton Agency, Inc., 580 NE 92nd St., Miami Shores. VICTOR KEAY

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"IN THE GABLES" TO BUY OR SELL • HOMES • APARTMENTS • BUSINESS PROPERTY • ACREAGE HI 3-7423 315 MIRACLE MILE CORAL GABLES

Return Date! SINCLAIR MILLS THE IVORY KING WITH ZING!

Visit our unique Sunken bar...with relaxing easy chairs JUGGLER LOUNGE AIRLINER MOTEL 4155 NW. 24th ST. (OPP. INT. AIRPORT)

DINE AND DANCE HIGH IN THE SKY!

A COMPLETE EVENING AT THE MOUNT OLYMPUS ROOM! OUTSTANDING FOOD AT UNDERSTANDING PRICES! NO COVER • NO MINIMUM AQUAMAIDS WATER SHOW PRESENTED BY BOB MAXWELL & MIAMI'S HIGHEST PANORAMA VIEW! SUNSET LOUNGE ...adjoining Mount Olympus...a wonderful way to spend an evening or a prelude to dinner! Lounge open 5 p.m.-1 a.m./dinner served 6:30-12/music 8-12 p.m. Monday through Friday; 8 p.m.-1 a.m. Saturday; closed Sunday/For reservations, call Paul: FR 9-5461 SKY-HIGH ON THE ROOF NEW Everglades HOTEL Biscayne at Third SIMBA ROOM Step up to the open hearth, put your name on your choice of steak, and watch it charbroiled to perfection... or enjoy around-the-world dining on foreign fare. EL PESCADOR ROOM A gourmet room for elegant luncheons where world-famous chefs prepare taste-tempting foods. Make the El Pescador Room your luncheon headquarters.

WE'RE MODERNIZING

to better serve our customers Our new store has been completely renovated with modern fixtures and lighting for your comfort. One of the Largest Selections of MAGAZINES, PAPERBACK BOOKS, FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PRINTS, AND BULLFIGHT POSTERS IN THE GREATER MIAMI AREA MURRAY'S NEWS (NEW ADDRESS) 2524 PONCE DE LEON BLVD.

BANK BY MAIL AT MERCHANTS BANK OF MIAMI

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COOK BETTER the modern flameless electric way!

IT'S CLEANER! There's no fuel grime to stain walls and settle on curtains. No soot to blacken utensils...they keep shining bright. Your whole family will love the "lace hanky" cleanliness of flameless electric cooking. IT'S COOLER! Pots and pans come into direct contact with the electric range heating element for speediest cooking without wasted heat. Your kitchen stays up to 16 degrees cooler in the summer. IT'S SAFER! Only flameless electric cooking is free from fumes, fuel odors, and constant-burning pilot flame. Easy-to-use automatic controls regulate the heat and do away with pot-watching. Meals cook to perfection while you're away...giving you more time for your family, shopping and doing other things...with precious peace of mind. Cooking with flameless electricity is the smartest way today—tomorrow the only way. See your electric appliance dealer, MEDALLION HOME LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY A FLAMELESS ELECTRIC RANGE IS INCLUDED IN EVERY MEDALLION HOME there's no Match for flameless Electric Living ...IT'S CHEAPER, TOO! FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Helping Build Florida