Coast Guard Boat Tows, Rescues Off Destin Coast
October 28 31 reports show Coast Guard responders aiding mariners near Destin Florida. Capt George W Patrick of Pensacola fainted aboard Bud, taken to Fort Walton Beach General Hospital. Other incidents include a capsized 16-foot craft near NCO Beach Club with three rescued, a disabled 19-foot vessel Little Duster towed to Destin Marina, Follow Me II disabled 25 miles south of Destin Sea Buoy, a flare sighting near Brooks Bridge with negative search, and the 35-foot Angel towed after reporting displacement 24 miles east of Destin Sea Buoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
East Pass
Wharf
Fort Walton Beach General Hospital
Coast Guard
George W. Patrick
Pensacola
Debbie Sipe
NCO Beach Club
Destin Marina
Jerry Maxwell
Destin
Little Duster
Tommy Smith
Niceville
Follow Me II
Marvin C. Jenkins
Mary Esther
Destin Sea
Angel
Destin Sea Boay
Gulf
Lonnie P. Agee
Birmingham
Carl B. Daniel
Cullman, AL
Theft at Tom Thumb Store Reported by Clerk
Okaloosa County Sheriff's Deputy Hank Berry investigated a theft at the Tom Thumb Food Store at Kelly Street and Main. A white male, 20 to 25, about 5 foot 5 inches with dirty blond hair wore shorts and ran off with a case of Budweiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Shackelford
Tom Thumb Food Store
Kelly Street
Main
Okaloosa County
Sheriff's
Hank Berry
Rodeo and Ocean Angling Honors Recap
Destin Log lists top mates and catches from October events. Outstanding Mate’s Trophy honors Joey Brennen aboard Melanie Dawn. largest king mackerel and red snapper prizes awarded on Oct 14 and Oct 21. Henry Hinkel and W J Chalk win entry contests aboard Anastasia III and other vessels. senior citizen awards go to Hugh Morris for a 16 pound 8 ounce catch aboard Shamrock II on Oct 20. prizes include $200 bond and trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Morris
Beechmont
Louis Dykes
U.S. Bond & Trophy
A.T. Newell
Birmingham
Kelly Windes
United Way drive nears goal with $140,072 raised
Okaloosa County residents and businesses have donated $140,072 by week five of the 1982 United Way campaign, about 40.02 percent of the $350,000 goal. C. F. Reynolds, campaign chairman, notes faster donations than last year and credit goes to volunteers visiting local businesses. Destin contributes $2,146 toward the drive with First National Bank of Destin officials co chairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okaloosa County
United Way
C.F. Reynolds
Winter Visitors Arrive at Bayview Campground Listings
A list of winter visitors and guests at multiple coastal and shorefront properties across the United States and Canada. Names include Amos Cheney in North Lawrence New York and M M Amoss at various campsites in Michigan and Massachusetts. Some entries mention spouses or hosts like Mrs Mildred T Brown and Mr James Gibbons in Atlanta.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jeffrey Litchford
Hog’s Breath
Brooks Bridge
Santa Rosa Sound
Sheriff’s Report
Barry Allen
Miss Dian
Willie King
Sea Catch
Joey Brennen
Melanie Dawn
Herbert A. Nelson
The
Village Art Gallery
Henry Hinkel
W.J. Chalk
Canada
Anastasia III
W.F. Davis
Gulf Coast
Good Neighbor
Melvin Laird
Kelly O’conner
Weigh
Bill Sherman
Free At
Hirst Hrederal Savings & Loan Association of
Ft. Walton Beach - Crestview - Destin - Niceville
Valparaiso
Bayview Campground
Amos Cheney
North Lawrence,ny
Gulf Terrace
Bill Medford
Memphis
Ward MacIntyre
Midland
Mich
Seaview
Mildred T. Brown Wells
Dolphin Point
E. Austin Kinsley
Robert Peirce Warwick
Chateau LaMer
William Iles
John E. Spalding
Yarmouth Port
Mass
Thomas Neil Morris
Lancaster
John Farquharson
Burlington
Can
W.A. MacInnis
Silver Beach
T. Mulligan Milford
Conn
Southbay
Eleanor Caskey
Roanoke, VA
Mountain
Robert Carne
Green Lake
Wis
Beach House
James Gibbons
Atlanta
Francis Latimer
Jolly
Roger
Gladys Moore
Yorkshire
England
Costa del Sol
Property Management Research, Inc
P.O
Destin, FL
Terry Bishop
Destin, Florida
Roxboro
North Carolina
Terry
Linda
Destin Gulf
Don Schile
Pharmacists
Bill Jones
Pam Filipowicz
Florida
Okaloosa CO
Andrew F. Giesen, JR
Elec. Dist 3
DEM
Andrew F. Giesen
TREAS
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