Okaloosa Digest Notices Sent For Office Submission
Community groups must submit Okaloosa Digest notices in writing to the Playground Daily News office via representatives. Staff cannot accept items over the phone.
21 May 1971
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Newspaper
Playground Daily News
Location
Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1971
Page
1
Community groups must submit Okaloosa Digest notices in writing to the Playground Daily News office via representatives. Staff cannot accept items over the phone.
Cub Scout Pack 555 will hold a combined meeting and outing Saturday at 10 a.m. at Gannon State Park. The event features a scavenger hunt and refreshments afterward.
The advert lists a series of local activities including a Weakenders campout at Beach Camp Grounds in Panama City, adult swimming classes at Hurlburt Field starting May 24, a Coast Guard Auxiliary motorboat exam at Hurlburt Field Marina, Cub Scout Pack 521 Olympic meeting at Fort Walton Beach Elementary, a Valparaiso student union dance, Playground Honor Orchestra pop concert at Fort Walton Beach High School, Rap House open call at Valparaiso, YMCA supervised pitch and throw competition at Jet Stadium, Classique Rock Band at Fort Walton Beach community center, and a Knights of Columbus game night at 205 Carol Ave with food and drinks available.
Brownie Troop 136 dinner at 6 at co leader Gene Loftus home 112 Wayne Circle All members urged to attend Northwest Florida Chapter Florida Anthropological Society meets 7 p.m Saturday Room 217 Technology Building Gulf Coast Community College Panama City program by Mrs W C Lazarus Fort Walton Beach Temple Mound Museum curator slides on museum collection public invited Call Mrs D W Sharon for details De Molay open officer installation 7 p.m Saturday Niceville Masonic Temple Women's Department Reorganized Church rummage sale Saturday Jenkins Moving and Storage 16 F 4th St off Felin Parkway near Simmies Pawn Shop starts 8 a.m Proceeds to church building fund Spring Festival 7 30 tonight Choctawhatchee High School auditorium main feature fashion parade public invited Admission 1 adults 25 cents children Tiny Tot recreation program for 4 5 6 year olds Mondays and Wednesdays 9 a m to 12 p m Registration Ferry Park Recreation Center Ferry Road call 243 8911 for info
The Florida House approved an 86 to 28 vote on a 1.387 billion dollar appropriation, while the Senate advanced a 1.325 billion dollar package. Senate President Jerry Thomas said a conference committee would likely meet weekend, as differences exceed 60 million.
North Vietnamese gained a new supply route through southern Laos as monsoons began flooding northern routes. Royal Lao forces evacuated Houei Kong on the Bolovens Plateau, leaving Hanoi in control of the plateau and improving access to Vietnam and northeastern Cambodia.
Nine Jewish men in a Leningrad court were convicted on charges linked to an attempted airplane hijacking and anti-Soviet agitation. Sentences ranged from one to ten years in labor camps with varying regimes and privileges. The verdict drew international protests and was announced by Tass, with appeals allowed.
Before the Okaloosa County Hospital board meeting chairman Dr. Robert Saxer criticized Attorney General Robert Shevin's ruling that a physician at a county hospital cannot serve on the board. He alleged court house influence targets Dr. Maxwell Carroll and himself and warned of precedent. A bill to shift control to county commissioners seeks to abolish the nine member board for a five member advisory panel.
A fleet of small Russian trawlers steamed through a lobster boat's gear off Nantucket while U S and Russian officials met nearby to curb harassment. The Pat San Marie reported 16 trawlers passing at 5 45 a m EDT as fog hampered visibility. No damage estimates given.
Nunes denounces the new Island board for one sided political control and claims his previous mixed party administration ran amicably and efficiently. He says the new chair favors Askew appointees, ignores old members, and risks hampering leaseholders and development.
Fort Walton Beach Hospital lists admissions on May 19 and 20 including Steve Wallace Henry Clark Iris Ha berlin Benjamin Ham and others. Okaloosa Memorial and Adie Valparaiso Jfopsital also report May 19 20 admissions for multiple patients and staff.
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