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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1986
Page
13
Destin Girl Scouts launch a uniform exchange due to rising costs. Parents are urged to donate outgrown uniforms to support the program. Thanks go to mothers Susan Holmes Monica Meyer and Debbie Young for prior donations. To contribute call Karen Cox at 837-6304.
Surprising researchers at California State University report music as a placebo in a study on biofeedback for migraines. After 10 treatment sessions the music group outperformed biofeedback, with effects persisting at six months and again at one year. The program began with classical pieces and shifted to a relaxing pop medley.
The Kelly Arts Council hosts a dinner fashion show on Saturday September 27 at the Holiday Inn Okaloosa Island. Social hour begins at 6 p.m., dinner at 7, fashion show at 8 with Warren Ares organist providing music. Tickets are 25 dollars, available at Book Nook Fort Walton Beach Destin and Smith's. call 248 2969 for details.
Museum members gear up for Shrine Fair from Sept 26 to Oct 4 at Wood Drive entry. The booth features handcrafted items to benefit the museum with donated artwork for door prizes and a display of panel jewelry ceramics dolls and gifts. Those interested may pick up a brochure or write to P O Box 4081 Fort Walton Beach Florida 32549.
At Eglin Air Force Base the Pet Welfare Advisory Council cares for dogs and cats from PCS moves and for abused animals. The fully volunteer group never euthanizes unless illness demands, relies entirely on donations, and runs a kennels facility donated by the Air Force, seeking funds to cover food and veterinary costs.
A volunteer group aiding animals, the Panhandle Welfare Society, held a dog wash and successfully adopted out eight homeless animals during the event.
The Humana Hospital Destin auxiliary elected and installed its first officers at St. Andrews Episcopal Church on Sept. 23. Ruth Estes became president as the group named Sherely Randall Gayle Young Pattie Jenkins Dell Selker Juanita Goble LeAnn Greer Joan Smith and Frank Watford as officers and members at large for one-year terms starting Oct. 1 with Ginger Genovese conducting the installation and Jim Wilson addressing the delegation.
Florence Sawyer received a bouquet for her organizing presidency of the auxiliary as Humana Destin hospital expands services. The Destin hospital and Okaloosa County Public Health Unit launch a women’s health issue education effort with four auxiliary services now operating and plans to add more as needed.
Ray Glenn and his 14 year old Palomino mare Sure Cash's Miss Katrina rank number one nationally in Amateur Pole Bending for 1986 per the Palomino Horse Breeders of America. Glenn previously led the nation in Jackson Mississippi this year with wins in Amateur Pole Bending and All Age events, while Rae Ann Manning trails with Paul’s Buddy II.
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