The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, January 3, 1963, page 5 (of 20)

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Tax-Free Bond Buys Are Subject

Goodbody & Co. will sponsor a tax exempt seminar on Tuesday and Thursday, Jan. 15 and 17 at 8 p.m. at the Coral Gables Country Club. This seminar will be by invitation only. Two partners of Goodbody & Co., A. M. Seaber, regional partner, and James F. Reilly, partner in charge of the Bond Division in New York City, will be participants. Seaber will speak on Jan. 15 assisted by C. T. McCreedy, investment manager, and D. H. Ludeman, manager of the municipal department of the Miami Office of Goodbody. They will conduct a discussion on the elementary factors of tax exemption. Reilly will lead the discussion on Thursday, further explaining the tax exempt market, which is of interest to many individuals of the Coral Gables area. He will also talk on the subject of the "Money Market and What It Means to the Businessman." There will be a question and answer period in the two sessions of the seminar. William L. Shaw, manager of the Gables Office of Goodbody, will be in charge of the arrangements.

All Bicycles Would Be Licensed Under Proposal Made to Metro

A proposal calling for the inspection and licensing of all bicycles is in the hands of County Manager Irving G. McNayr for study. The proposed ordinance, recommended by the South Florida Chapter, American Society of Safety Engineers was presented to the Metro Commission Dec. 18 by R. H. Epstein, chairman. Epstein also called for a program of instruction for bike riders about the proper riding. Metro has an ordinance on the books pertaining to bicycles and their use, but is seldom, if ever, enforced. The Guide last year in a front page story pointed out the dangerous practices that have led to 21 fatalities in several hundred reported and many unreported accidents involving bicycles since 1960. The law requiring bicycles to be ridden like all motor vehicles was explained and it was pointed out how misinformation about safe riding habits and the law is given out by parents and teachers. Highway Patrol officials pointed out at the time that mechanically unsafe bikes and children lacking mature judgment are largely responsible for accidents.

The Bards Open Store

A music store more like a music center is what Mrs. Brennay Bard has established at Dadeland Shopping Center. The store, with soundproof studios and seating for 100, has been made available to music groups for meetings. Mrs. Bard, a music and dancing teacher and night club floor show producer during Miami's club heyday during the early 1940's, now teaches piano, organ and string instruments. The Bards, he's Cmdr. Rudolph Bard, USN ret., came here from Charleston, S.C., in 1939. They now live at 6617 Tarrega St. in Coral Gables.

BROWN NAMED

A. Louis Brown Jr., 7855 Sunset Dr., has been elected to the newly created post of executive vice president of Miami Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association. Brown had been senior vice president. He has been with Miami Beach Federal since 1946, when he was discharged from the Navy. He is on the board of governors of South Miami Hospital.

2 Restaurants Planned On Dixie

There'll be two new restaurants within six blocks of each other on South Dixie Highway. Construction permits have been issued to Robert Patrick for a restaurant and lounge at S. Dixie and SW 158th St., and to William Flynn, for 'Flynn's Dixie Ribs,' at 15295 S. Dixie Hwy.

ZENITH "Living Sound" HEARING AIDS

Zenith Factory Authorized Repairs Downtown Miami Office—Immediate Service Repair All Makes While You Wait! EAR MOLDS SUPPLIES $50 to $285 Zenith Cameo "all new, worn-in-the-ear" AUDIPHONE CO. OF MIAMI 124 N.E. 2nd Ave. FR 3-3840

Slow Week In Building For Gables

Only three building permits were issued by the Coral Gables Building Department during the week of Christmas. The total, $45,300, was made up largely of one residential permit which went to Graham Construction Co., 6857 Sunrise Ter., $40,500. The other permits went to Empire Furniture, 4118 Ponce de Leon Blvd. for an addition, $500; and A. M. Plamer, 4527 San Amaro Dr., pool, $4,300.

BEAUTY FIRE

A trash fire in the rear of the Gables Beauty and Barber School, 2529 Ponce de Leon Blvd., worked its way into the interior of the building Sunday to cause extensive damage. Coral Gables firemen said the fire started in a trash pile from undetermined causes, burned through a rear door, and set fire to beauty supplies stored inside. No estimate of damage was given by the owner, Alice Klinn.

TAKE SOME HOME FINE CHINESE FOOD HOUSE OF BAMBOO

AT 6267 S.W. 8th ST. MO 1-8525 — MO 1-8526

FOAM RUBBER

FOR ANY PURPOSE LEWISON INDUSTRIES 2230 S.W. 8th ST. PHONE HI-8-4390

IN SOUTH MIAMI IT'S Lindy's RESTAURANT & DELICATESSEN

"For the Finest in Eating" 1555 SUNSET DR. PHONE MO 7-3535

ROSS SHOES SEMI-ANNUAL SHOE SALE

START 1963 BY SAVING MONEY AT ROSS SHOES SEMI ANNUAL SALE SAVE UP TO 70% AND MORE ON THESE LOW-LOW PRICES!! $1 OVER 800 PAIRS WOMEN'S FLATS, WEDGE AND FLAT SANDALS, BEDROOM SLIPPERS ALL FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. VALUES TO $7.99. $2 HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF TEEN HEELS AND FLATS, SNEAKERS AND SCHOOL SHOES. BRAND NAME SHOES. VALUES TO $8.99 $3 - $3.90 - $4.90 A TREMENDOUS GROUP OF WOMEN'S HIGH AND MID HEELS, STACKED HEELS AND WEDGES. WIDE VARIETY OF COLORS, SIZES FOR MOST EVERYONE. COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION $4.90 - 7.90 MEN'S SHOES A VERY GOOD GROUP OF MEN'S BROWN AND BLACK SLIP ONS AND TIES. REGULAR VALUE $8.99 TO $12.99 ROSS SHOES South Florida's Leading Family Shoe Store 3707 N.W. 7th St. SALE STARTS PROMPTLY WED. 10 A.M. OPEN DAILY 10 'TIL 9:30 SUNDAYS 10 'TIL 6