The Coral Gables Times

FRED HARTNETT FINDS THE CORN TASTY

Several Hundred Attend First 'Pig Skinner' Fete

By MAURICE LABELLE Times Reporter Nearly 270 Coral Gables area leaders turned out Tuesday night to rub elbows with "their" team — the University of Miami Hurricanes — at Kings Bay Yacht and Country Club. They picked up some intimate bits from players who sat at tables as their guests and heard more about them from their coaches. They learned, probably for the first time, that the Hurricanes (7-3) would meet the Cornhuskers of Nebraska (8-2) in New York's Gotham Bowl Dec. 15. Their hero, All America George Mira, was accorded the greatest accolade when he was picked by the team as its "Most Valuable Player." "He'll be the greatest quarterback in the country next year," predicted Head Coach Andy Gustafson. Mira, accepting a huge gold helmet topped trophy, said a few words of praise for the line that made him and left speeches for others. He shared the limelight with Jim O'Mahony, most valuable lineman," and Nick Ryder, who was not there to pick up his trophy for "most valuable back." A bit of humor was injected into the affair when Assistant Head Coach Walter Kichefski presented a series of token awards to a variety of players. Hampered by a bad public address system, Master of Ceremonies H. T. (Dutch) Schulenberg and Comedienne Gina Wilson pumped more humor into the distinguished group. But it was Bob Hildreth who probably got the most laughs with his droll repetoire of jokes, aided by a little better mike work. At 10 p.m., just as Allstate's John Koziol was to present the highlight of the evening, a special film about the 1962 All America selections, Gustafson invoked the curfew and off he went with his boys. The affair, the first of its kind to be sponsored by the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for a repeat performance next year under the auspices of the "Pig Skinners Club."

Gables Building Livens With Methodist Permit

Start of the new $278,000 First Methodist Church of South Miami addition and 14 other new projects helped make last week one of the busiest for the Coral Gables Building Department. The week's total was $346,610, the largest in months. Other permits went to V. Enrique Perez, 1550 Saragossa Ave., addition, $3,000. Vasilios Liappas, 429 San Savino Ave., addition, $6,800. Maurice Hart, 333 Cadima Ave., alterations, $300. Lawrence S. Kurtz, 329 Cadima, alterations, $300. Dade Public Works Department, Matheson Hammock, foundation, $2,000. Mrs. E. Smart, 1509 Delgado St., screen, $800. Southeastern Natural Gas, 2603 Ponce de Leon Blvd., alterations, $20,000. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Ford, 4302 San Amaro Drive, addition, $16,250. Ginjac Corp., 301 Miracie Mile, interior alterations, $5,000. James Lawson, 4111 Toledo St., screen enclosure, $1,410. Mr. and Mrs. David Teitiin, 720 San Juan Dr., addition, $9,800. William Shea, 1429 Alegriano Ave., alterations, $450. Island Nevco Inc., 3206 Ponce de Leon Blvd., alterations, $1,800. Frank Lagurervela, 1528 Robbia St., addition, $700.

GEORGE MIRA, HIS TROPHY AND COACH GUSTAFSON AT PIG SKINNER DINNER

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Self-Propelled

About 20 Coral Gables High School students pushed their stalled school bus from Sevilla down Salzedo to the bus terminal on Aragon, Wednesday, Nov. 28. That's a distance of five blocks. "They said that they wanted to go home and they might as well take the bus as far as the terminal," said Don Latham, bus dispatcher. When the bus was secure in its stall, Latham fixed a fuel line and the motor turned over immediately. "The kids were very cooperative, but were a little surprised that repairs would be so simple," Latham said.

Cars Demolished In Wreck Here

One car was demolished and another seriously damaged in an accident that injured the two women drivers at Granada Boulevard and Blue Road Friday shortly before 9 a.m. Treated at Doctors' Hospital were Mary Edna Van Yush, 34, 16412 SW 99th Pl., whose late model car was demolished, and Beatrice L. Harrison, 51, 3650 Frow Ave. The Harrison car sustained an estimated $600 damage. No charges were filed.

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