Saturdays at the EasyLink Banking Centre on Par-La-Ville Road. As of September 1, customers will only be able to do transactions at the centre via the 24-hour ATMs. However, Danny Fox, the bank's senior vice president-retail clients, said it was planned to expand the card services department and relocate it from Gorham Road on September 13 to the EasyLink Banking Centre.

He said two more card services staff would be added. Meanwhile, Saturday banking will continue at the Dockyard branch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Mr. Fox added part of the bank's reason for pulling the tellers was the discovery that about 80 percent of the Saturday transactions at the Easylink Banking Centre could be done through the ATMs.

"We need to continue doing more education of people on ATM use,'' Mr. Fox said.

*** PARAGON EXPANDS APP Paragon expands Paragon Bermuda Ltd. has appointed Danny Dunlop as its new business development manager. Mr. Dunlop, a Scotsman who has lived here for 20 years and has over 25 years experience in the IT industry, comes to Paragon from the CCS Group. Paragon, which has an office in Toronto, Canada as well, is an IT services company offering applications development, network administration and support plus training. Mr. Dunlop said part of his role will be "talking to customers about their needs and shaping Paragon's services to meet those needs''. He noted the company had grown from just three employees in 1995 to more than 20 staff today, with mostly Bermudians in the local office.

*** ALL ABOARD NOAH FAT TOU All aboard Noah's! Newstead Hotel , which is in the process of creating a new restaurant, unveils its new harbour view bar tonight. Noah's Bar , named after owner Dana Goodfellow's grandson, is located on the patio overlooking Hamilton Harbour and is open until 10 p.m. with happy hour from 5.30 p.m.-7 p.m.

"It's part of a whole new package we're doing here,'' Newstead general manager Perry Robinson said. "We will have a new casual restaurant with an exciting menu opening soon, where people can come by boat if they want, and we'll have a more formal main dining room.'' People are welcome to come to Noah's by ferry to Hodsons terminal below direct from Hamilton departing at 5.20 p.m., 5.50 p.m., 6.15 p.m. and 6.55 p.m.

*** MAX-IMUM INTEREST BUC Max-imum interest The Max rave of the Bermuda Telephone Company is over and CellularOne say they are still alive and kicking.

Kurt Eve Chief Executive Officer at CellularOne said his company still believed their pricing was better.

"But pricing is not the only basis on which we will attract clients.'' he said."We believe our customers will have better services and care.'' While digital technology is still at least six months away for CellularOne, Mr. Eve claimed the analog system actually provided better voice reception.

"Digital is not a panacea.'' he held.

Dismissing as "preposterous'' the idea that the new Max service had driven away all their business, Mr. Eve described business as rosy.

"We continue to exceed projections and will be introducing roaming next week.'' he said.

Meanwhile, all three thousand phones brought in for BTC's launch of digital cellular service, have been scooped up at the introductory price of $100. Most outlets still have the Nokia model in stock but have reverted to the regular prices which range from $299 -$395.

*** If you would like to make a submission to Company Moves, appearing each Friday, please fax it to the attention of Marina Esplin-Jones at 292-2498 or telephone 295-5881 or email editor ygazette.media.bm Newstead general manager Perry Robinson