Construction licensing courses offered by Allstate College
Allstate Construction College will run an introductory session on October 1 at Venice Motor Inn to prepare for contractor licensing exams across multiple specialties. Engineer Donald Moyant teaches a two month program with six three hour classes plus a four day Tampa or Miami seminar. The $580 course covers general building and trade exams with repeat options if exams are failed. The school is licensed by Florida Trade and Business Schools and is a BBB member along with several industry groups.
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Allstate Construction College
Venice Motor Inn
U.S. 1 Bypass
Donald Moyant
Allstate
North Florida
Brandon
George C. Moyant
Moyant Brothers
Tampa
Miami
The
Florida Trade and Business Schools
Better Business Bureau
Builders Association of South Florida
American Concrete Institute
American Society For Testing and Materials
Broward Builders Exchange
Bearbaiting Not Illegal In The Stock Market
Al Goldman argues the stock market remains a major bull maker despite bearish pressures. He notes new highs in breadth and volume, then a Monday pullback followed by a rally, with inflation and interest-rate risks cited. He warns bears against fighting a trend and emphasizes market mood over news.
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Dow
Bears
DJIA
Heaven
al Goldman
Ramar Names New Manager for The Landings
Ramar Group Companies appoints Leslie A. Billib as sales manager for The Landings a 228 acre bayside community in Sarasota County Billib a longtime Sarasota resident will oversee marketing of the exclusive project which has 385 units and drew over 20 million in homesite sales in early months He plans to move there with his wife and four children.
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Sarasota
Ramar Group
Leslie A. Billib
Ramar
Billib
U.S. 41
Phillips Creek
the Landings
Sarasota County
Pelican Cove
Bird Bay Village
the Plantation Golf and Country Club
Sandpiper Key
Siesta Dunes
Castel del Mare
Village Brooke
Robert A. Morris
Florida
Potter Palmer
Jaime S. Carrion
Derek
Manatee Junior College
Florida Southern College
Area inventor unveils fiberglass bike safety light
Robert L. Barry of Sorrento East a retired electrician with eight or nine prior patents developed a six foot hollow fiberglass rod fitted with three yellow lights on 12 and 18 inch spacing and powered by a D cell pack to warn approaching traffic seeable up to 500 feet. He demonstrated the device to the Port Charlotte Moped Club where members expressed approval and interest from bicycle makers and the Florida Bicycle Safety Council has requested more data. Barry 49 notes additional projects including a magnet engine for lawn mowers aimed at fuel conservation and his device is designed for bicycles trike mopeds and motorcycles with motive power from existing systems on motorcycles.
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Sorrento East
Robert L. Barry
Barry
Port Charlotte
Homer
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PTA Ke
IBM
A. G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. Weekly Market Report
Wayne M. Whipple
Venice
Fla
Barre Yeager
Nationwide Insurance
Florida Bicycle Safety Council
Silver Spring
Hillandale
Maryland
Ats
Vid Payton
Ewing Funeral Home
Venice Ave
H. E. Case
W. F. Proctor
R.L. Anderson
E.J. Caffrey
Pallina Dlanas
Vonniy
Epiphany Catholic Church
Harbor Drive
Sarasota Street
First Baptist Church
Nassau
Miami Ave
Venice Recreation Center
Bahama Street
First National Bank 4 of
Brickyard
First National Bank of Venice
Complete Trust Services
Nokomis Avenue
Jacaranda Plaza
Osprey
Blackburn Point Road
Federal Reserve & Fdi
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