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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1987
Page
13
The Destin community center hosts a flea market from 8 a.m. featuring fourteen tables of arts and crafts, antiques, and white elephants. The Destin Senior Citizens offer a home baked sale. Proceeds fund community projects at the center on Stahlman Avenue.
Four women photographers present at Fort Walton Beach Art Museum on Robinwood Drive from 1 to 5 p.m. March 29 and April 5. The display titled Through a Woman's Eye features Bea Daily, Janeen Hol, Janet, and Linda Patterson in bridal, wedding, portrait, and commercial photography genres.
The Celebrate Life! YM CA Exercise Instructor Certification Workshop will be held April 3-4 at the Playground Area YMCA. Persons who enjoy leading exercise classes in communities, churches, or at pools are invited to take the class. Call 863-9622 or 862-5508 for details.
Okaloosa-Walton Junior College will teach Adults in a Changing Society from March 30 to April 22 at 9 a.m. to noon in the Consumer Education Home Economics building. The $62 in-state fee may be reduced by scholarships for unemployed heads of households and single parents. The course covers psychology of adjustment, daily problems, stress coping, self-esteem, and a positive life outlook. For information call 678-5111 Ext. 229, 642-5272, or 892-5145.
Six South African professionals visiting Destin and Fort Walton on a Rotary Group Study Exchange tour report Americans, especially women aged 30 to 40, are more career minded and independent than their own country’s women. The group, from diverse fields, learned about U S culture, institutions and life while meeting Rotarians and local families during a 15 city Northwest Florida program.
U S Air Force Col Bill MacArthur leads the Exchange Club of Niceville a patriotic child oriented group embracing Americanism and community service. The club founded in November has raised 700 dollars for a Freedom Shrine at Niceville High School and plans high school student of the month awards plus free American flags for children. Membership blends military and civilian, men and women, reflecting a 1980s Minnesota ruling that allowed women. The group meets the second and fourth Tuesday at B J s Bayou restaurant Hangar Room. Contact 6781196.
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