Obituary of Pennies Webster 62 Destin resident
Pennies Frederick C Webster aged 62 of 157 Knots Place Destin died at home Friday March 15 1985 after an extended illness He was a native of Fort Fairfield Maine moved to Destin in 1981 from Laurel Hill Florida He worked as a carpenter in the Miami and Destin areas and was a World War II US Army veteran He was a member of the Congregational Church Azure Lodge AF&AM Walpole MA Laurel Hill Chapter 289 Order of the Eastern Star and survived by wife Arlene L Webster daughter Mancy Ann Hall mother Ruby W Webster brothers and sisters and one grandchild Funeral and masonic services were conducted at Little Chapel Funeral Home with arrangements handled by Little Chapel Funeral Home and the American Cancer Society was named for memorials
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Frederick C. Webster
Knots Place
Destin
Fort Fairfield
Maine
Laurel Hill
Mr. Webster
Florida
Miami
Congregational Church
Azure Lodge
Af&am
Walpole
Order of the Eastern
David Webster
North Easton
Neil Webster
Bellview
Gordon Webster
Wrentham
Donald Webster
Houston
Kathleen Briggs
Cape Cod
Mary Webster
Norwood
Marian Kallstrom
Fort Pierce
Velma Davis
Ocala
Nicole Hill
Little Chapel Funeral Home
Omega Lodge No. 380
F&am
John G. Parks
American Cancer Society
Beal Pkwy
Fort Walton Beach
Destin logo contest deadline extended to April 15
The Destin City Logo Contest deadline was extended to April 15 and all persons are invited to participate. A $50 grand prize will be awarded to one winner from three age groups with plaques for top in each group. Lucille Middleton donated the prize money.
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Destin
City Hall
Lucille Middleton
Destin Calls for $500 Litter Fine to Tackle Street Debris
Destin blames trashy streets on construction debris and drivers who toss litter from cars rather than residents. He urges a $500 fine and enforcement to capture offenders.
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Destin
Destin Considers Ordinance for Weekly Trash Service
Vaughn backs name-publication approach to fines while council agrees to Environmental Committee ordinance. It would require all residents and businesses in Destin to pay for garbage pickup with weekly service likely included.
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Environmental Committee
Destin
Destin City Manager Candidate Talks Contract Length
Eeeewan, continuing from Page 1A, favored an 18 month to two year contract to learn the city of Destin while Mills opposed a contract for Destin. He would work first week unpaid to meet residents and be available in the morning. An investigation firm will conduct background checks on candidates, with results expected by week’s end. Council members will present their picks Monday. Four other prospects declined interviews: George Forbes Clermont, Robert Proctor Cape Coral, Dodd Southern Coral Springs, and William Law Pensacola.
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Destin
Mills
Springfield
George Forbes
Clermont
Robert Proctor
Cape Coral
Dodd Southern
Coral Springs
William Law Jr
Pensacola
Pilot completes world flight from Hawaii to Oakland
Rodewald piloted a Comanche 260 solo around the world, visiting 22 countries with a longest leg of 14 hours 25 minutes from the Marshall Islands to Hawaii. He landed with 55 minutes of fuel, saying the trip was smooth. He valued navigation, field management, and the one unused life raft as highlights.
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Hawaii
Oakland
Marshall Islands
Rodewald
Destin
DWU Considers Spray Irrigation for Wastewater Plant
DWU agrees to spray irrigation as satisfactory in other places and near natural water. The system would serve as an effluent disposal method for the expanded plant under a consent order. Smith notes the plan is to meet DER criteria by mid 1986, with completion about a year early. Clary adds the treatment is refined to resemble natural water.
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Clary
Smith
DWU
Center Workers OK Three-Year IBEW Contract in Florida
IBEW Local 1496 has ratified a three year labor contract with Central Telephone Company of Florida covering 921 bargaining unit employees in eight northwest Florida counties. The agreement runs March 1, 1985 to March 1, 1988 and includes a 4 percent wage increase in 1985 plus future COLA linked raises in 1986 and 1987, a new Medi-Con Insurance plan effective within 30 days, and a savings plan for employees to take effect by July 1, 1986.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Central Telephone Company of
Florida
Center
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Anchors
Commission
House of Representatives
Department of Revenue
Vaughn
Eeeewan
Santa Rosa Executive Plaza
Mary Esther
Perience
Haute
London
Paris
New York
Center Workers UK Labor Contract
Destin Counseling Center
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