Turkey Shoot by SWES Promises Fun and Prizes
South Walton Emergency Services announces a turkey shoot for Saturday September 28 at 10 p.m. at Cano Square. A SWES spokesman jokes about shooting turkeys and offers a turkey and a ham as prizes, with ammo available and a limerick style announcement.
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South Walton Emergency Services
Cano Square
SWES
Citizens For South Walton invites meeting on Sept 24
The Citizens For South Walton will host a public meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Santa Rosa Beach Community Center to review preliminary reports on zoning and education as it weighs incorporation, with potential revisions. The study area now covers the entire South Walton from county line to county line.
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Citizens For
South Walton
Santa Rosa Beach
CFSW
Bill Wyrough
Sandestin Resort
Fred Riehle Elected President Of South Walton Emergency Services
Fred Riehle was elected president of the South Walton Emergency Services fire and medical rescue group. He is a retired airline pilot with many years of volunteer firefighting experience. Riehle replaces acting president Beth Nicholson who had replaced Frank LeBleau after his resignation. New posts also include vice president Bill Holmes and public relations Beth Nicholson. Treasures and other posts remain with Bob Edwards, Mac McKenney, Georgia Goulding, and Irv Lindaus.
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Fred Riehle
South Walton Emergency Services Fire and Medical Rescue Group
Riehle
Beth Nicholson
Frank LeBleau
Bill Holmes
Nicholson
Bob Edwards
Mac McKenney
Georgia Goulding
Irv Lindaus
Walton South Walton population up 15 percent to 9454
Citizens For South Walton population study group chairman Helen McCall reports South Walton’s population rose 15 percent from 1984 to 1985 to 9454. She derived figures by multiplying electric hook ups by 2.31 persons per household, noting yearlong residency cannot be determined. The county’s unincorporated area totals about 25000 residents per UF researchers and about half of that for South Walton.
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South Walton
Citizens For
University of Florida
Walton County
Feds probe encroachment at Seagrove Beach boardwalk site
Federal Bureau of Land Management inspectors say a half acre behind One Seagrove Place may be federal park land and suspect encroachment by a boardwalk. A variance to permit rights of way likely, pending possible survey changes after marker discrepancies. Local residents stress the park’s public value as authorities review boundaries and ownership dating to 1947.
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Federal Bureau of Land Management
Seagrove Beach
Federal Park
Henry Beauchamps
Ron
Jim Howell
South Walton
California
Florida
Spain
Point Washington
Carl Forrester
Beauchamps
Bureau
SWU projects $1.3 million carryover for 1985 86 plan
South Walton Utility board revealed a potential end of year balance up to 1.3 million dollars for 1985 86, largely in certificates of deposit. The nonprofit plans to reinvest the funds into capital improvements and utility services while maintaining non profit status. The 4 250 water and 2 000 wastewater customers support a 3.89 million dollar budget prioritizing Ponce de Leon Road treatment plant expansion and new equipment purchases.
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South Walton
SWU
Jack Harper
Harper
Farmers Home Administration
John Main
John Terry
Main
Terry
Ponce de Leon Road
Local Officials Face Bridge Closure Dilemma on Choctawhatchee Bay
Walton County and state authorities can close the Choctawhatchee Bay drawbridge on U S 331 during hurricanes under federal rules. Perry Haynes of the 8th Coast Guard District says closures are a judgment call with no fixed bottom line, reflecting varied conditions across communities as residents worry about wind, traffic, and boat activity during evacuations.
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Choctawhatchee Bay
U.S. Highway 331
Coast Guard
Perry Haynes
8Th Coast Guard District
Haynes
Destin Coast Guard
Captain Boaters Deserve Access Under Bridge
Captain John F. Johnston, a charter boat operator, argues that criticism of boats passing under the Choc tawhatchee Bay drawbridge during Hurricane Elena is unfounded. He piloted a boat through the bridge during the storm’s second pass to reach safe harbor, as cars queued for miles on U S 331.
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John F. Johnston
Choctawhatchee Bay
Johnston
Bay Bridge
Safe Harbor
Intracoastal Waterway
U.S. 331
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