Florida Today from Cocoa, Florida • Page 11

FLORIDA TODAY, Tuesday, March 31, 1987 BIRTHS OBITUARIES boy born Saturday, March 21, to Dawn and Todd Martin. Molly Margaret Mieras, 8 lbs. 2 'a a girl born Saturday, March 14, to Mary and Jeffrey Mieras. INDIAN RIVER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Brian Peter Beier, 9 lbs. 7 a boy born Sunday, March 15, to Traci and Peter Beier.

Brian Alan Moore, 8 a boy born Saturday, March 14, to Linda and Robert Moore. JESS PARRISH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Tia Marie Scaltsas, 8 lbs. 3 a girl born Sunday, March 29, to Pamela and Richard Scaltsas. WUESTHOFF HOSPITAL Samantha Lynn Durand, 8 lbs. 9 a girl born Sunday, March 29, to Linda and Melvin Durand.

Dominique Cherelle Livingston, 5 lbs. 10 a girl born Sunday, March 29, to Gwendolyn Livingston. BREVARD BIRTHING CENTER Kristen Clara Kirchofer, 7 lbs. 9 a girl born Thursday, March 26, to Brigit and David Kirchofer. Nathan Edward McDonald, 8 lbs.

13 a boy born Wednesday, March 25, to Laura and Robert McDonald. CAPE CANAVERAL HOSPITAL Jeannette Marie Perrette, 7 lbs. 7V4 a girl born Sunday, March 29, to Donna and Harry Perrette IV. Ryan Patrick Long, 7 lbs. 5 a boy born Saturday, March 28, to Rebecca and Byron Long.

HUMANA HOSPITAL SEBASTIAN Zachary Allan Martin, 6 lbs. 3 a KSC bus tour driver, 67, dies for Teen Missions of Merritt Island, where she prepared youths to spend summers overseas working as missionaries. "She was a wonderful wife and mother," said her husband, Louis Blithe of Merritt Island, who worked with her at Teen Missions. Other survivors include her son, Louis Blithe of Clearwater; daughters, Lois Blithe of Merritt Island and Beth Blithe of Columbia, S.C.; brother, Thomas Krueger of Illinois; sisters, Pauline Hildebrandt of Vineland, and Dorothy Wim-mer and Marie Gross, both of Williamstown, N.J.; and two grandchildren. Calling hours are 4 to 8 p.m.

Wednesday at Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home on Merritt Island. Services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home. ROSE BRUMBAUGH Rose C. Brumbaugh, 95, a home-maker, died Sunday at Holmes Regional Convalescent Home in Melbourne.

Mrs. Brumbaugh, of 516 E. Sheridan Road, Melbourne, was a Brevard resident for 25 years. Survivors include her daughter, Isabel Pursley of Melbourne; five grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren; and 11 great-great-grandchildren. Private services will be held in Fort Pierce.

Florida Memorial Funeral Home north of Melbourne is in charge of arrangements. GROVER CAGLE Grover C. Cagle, 65, a retired 3B bution company, died Sunday at home. Mrs. Crawford, of 307 Emerald Place Indian Harbour Beach, was a Brevard resident for 16 years.

She was a Protestant and a member of Daughters of the Nile, Order of the Eastern Star, and the Ladies of Nobility. Survivors include her husband, Cletis Crawford of Indian Harbour Beach; daughters, Sandra Webster of Satellite Beach and Rachael Gumps of Solon, Ohio; sister, Hazel Kaiser of Fort Lauderdale; and four grandchildren. Calling hours are 6:30 to 8 p.m. today at the Melbourne chapel of South Brevard Funeral Homes. Services are scheduled for 3 p.m.

Wednesday at the funeral home. Donations may be made to the Shriners' Children's Hospital, in care of Shrine Azan Temple, P.O. Box 1230, Melbourne, 32902. ALFONSO DeBONIS Alfonso F. DeBonis, 81, a retired sanitation engineer for New York City, died Saturday at Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne.

Mr DeBonis, of 2524 Peralta Drive, Palm Bay, moved to Brevard three months ago from New York. Survivors include his wife, Teresa DeBonis of Palm Bay; daughters, Marion Netti of Palm Bay, Nella Abbruzeeze of Keansburg, N.J., and Mary Parker and Ella Rogers, both of Brooklyn, N.Y.; sons, Frankie DeBonis of Queens, N.Y., and Tony DeBonis of Keansburg; brother, Tony DeBonis of Brooklyn; sisters, Catherine Punzone and Carmella Santos, both of Brooklyn; 21 grandchildren; and 22 great-grandchildren. Calling hours are 6 to 8 p.m. today and Wednesday at Fountain-head Funeral Home in Palm Bay. Services are scheduled for 10 a.m.

Thursday at the funeral home. See OBITUARIES, 4B tion Company. Mr. Baugher's company completed several major residential and commercial construction projects in the Cocoa Beach area. Fred is survived by his wife, Katherine (Kay); a daughter, Margaret Humphrey, of Gibsonia, Pennsylvania; sons, Lawrence, Robert, Thomas and Michael, of Cocoa Beach; a sister, Noami Whisler, of Annville, Pennsylvania; and grandchildren, Christa, fay, Michelle, Whitney, Ryan, Lindsay, Thea and Dana.

Fred will be very much missed by all his family and friends. No calling hours are scheduled. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, April 1, 11: foam, at the Beckman-Williamson Funeral Home in Cocoa Beach. Interment will be in Florida Memorial Gardens. Donations may be made to Compassion International World Child Care Organization, PO Box 7000, Colorado Springs, Colorado 809.

civil service employee at Patrick Air Force Base, died Saturday at Wuesthoff Hospital in Rockledge. Mr. Cagle, of 160 Homburg Place, Sharpes, was a Brevard resident for 30 years. He was a veteran of World War II. He was a member and past warden of Gloria Dei Episcopal Church in Cocoa; a member and former chief of Four Communities Fire Department in Sharpes; and a member and past steward of the American Federation of Government Employees.

He also was a member of the Florida State Firemen's Association, the Disabled American Veterans in Cocoa, the American Association of Retired Persons, and the National Council of Senior Citizens. He was active in Brevard County Civil Defense and Boy Scouts of America. Survivors include his wife, Hazel Cagle of Sharpes; sons, Jay Riches of New Jersey, Master Sgt. Clifford Cagle of Oklahoma and Daniel Cagle of Saffner, daughters, Vision Stewart of Cocoa, Mary Elizabeth Cagle of Indian Harbour Beach and Lois Riches of Beverly Hills, Calif; brothers, L.C. Cagle, Horace Cagle, Matthew Cagle and Luke Cagle, all of North Carolina, and John Cagle of Washington, D.C.; sisters, Sally Stone of California, Julie Bradshaw of North Carolina, Hattie Hagen of Maryland, Ann Rector of Georgia and Ruth Cagle of North Carolina; and nine grandchildren.

Calling hours are 6 to 8 p.m. today at Brevard Memorial Funeral Home in Frontenac. Services will be held at 1 1 a.m. Wednesday at Gloria Dei Episcopal Church. Donations may be made to the Gloria Dei Episcopal Church Memorial Fund, 3735 N.

Indian River Drive, Cocoa, 32926. EDNA CRAWFORD Edna Frances Crawford, 77, a retired bookkeeper for an oil distri DEATH NOTICE WILFRED (FRED) BAUGHER Wilfred (Fred) Baugher, age 71, a resident of Cocoa Beach for 28 years, died at Lakeland Regional Medical Center, after a long illness. Mr. Baugher, of 40 Greenwood Lane, was born in York County, Pennsylvania, the son of Dr. and Mrs.

J. I. Baugher. He was an Electrical Engineer, an Inventor and a General Contractor. He was a graduate of Pennsylvania State University and was a member of Delta Chi Fraternity.

After graduation he worked with the United States Corp of Engineers at Gander, Newfoundland, and on the Alaska Highway in Edmonton, Canada, and Fairbanks, Alaska. Mr. Baugher served as a Lieutenant in the electronics section of the United States Navy during World War II. After the war Mr. Baugher owned and operated a manufacturing plant in Mount Wolf, Pennsylvania, for twelve years.

He later worked on the Titan Program with Martin Marietta and was a founder of Baugher Construc TBrckt 35 38.5' Trusts COAST i FRED BAUGHER Wilfred "Fred" Baugher, 71, a retired electrical engineer, inventor and general contractor, died Saturday in Lakeland. Mr. Baugher, of 40 Greenwood Lane, Cocoa Beach, was a Brevard resident for 28 years and a U.S Navy veteran of World War II. Mr. Baugher worked for Martin Marietta Aerospace at Kennedy Space Center and was involved with the Titan program.

He left that position in 1974 and became a general contractor, founding Baugher Construction Co. One of his creations as an inventor was Gum Guard, a water-powered dental appliance. Survivors include his wife, Kath-erine Baugher of Cocoa Beach; daughter, Margaret Humphrey of Gibsonia, sons, Lawrence Baugher, Thomas Baugher, Robert Baugher and Michael Baugher, all of Cocoa Beach; sister, Naomi Whisler of Annville, and eight grandchildren. No calling hours are scheduled. Services will be held at 11:30 a.m.

Wednesday at Beckman-William-son Funeral Home in Cocoa Beach. Donations may be made to Compassion International World Child Care Organization, P.O. Box 7000, Colorado Springs, Colo. 80933. RUTH BLITHE Ruth Eleanor Blithe, 56, a missionary, died Sunday at Wuesthoff Hospital in Rockledge.

Mrs. Blithe, of 233 Heavenly Merritt Island, was a Brevard resident for five years. She worked MERRITT ISLAND Playground plans: The commander of American Legion Post No. 344 said his group wants to refurbish the playground equipment for neighborhood children at the old YMCA complex, 800 S. Courtenay Parkway.

The post is leasing the property and has applied for county permission to serve alcohol to members and their guests on evenings and weekends, said commander Joe Oxendine. Residents have expressed concern the alcohol permit would adversely affect the grade school and day-care center located nearby. PALM BAY Tax tips: Help on filing federal income tax returns is available from 1 to 6 p.m. every Monday and from 2 to 4 p.m. on the first, second and fourth Saturdays of the month at the Palm Bay Public Library, 1520 Port Malabar Blvd.

For more information, call 725-1456. PATRICK AFB Hospital closing: The base hospital will be closed today at noon for medical readiness training. Urgent medical problems will be treated in the emergency room. For more information, call the Patient Affairs Office at 494-8108. Enrollment deadline: Military members who have withdrawn from enrollment in the Veterans Education Assistance Program must re-enroll by today.

In addition, anyone who has not enrolled may do so at the military pay section of the Accounting and Finance Office. For more information, call 494-2071. ROCKLEDGE More the merrier: Property at the northwest corner of Levitt Parkway and Murrell Road has received a recommendation from the Planning Commission to be rezoned from single-family to multi-family. If the City Council approves the rezoning plan, property owner Robert Richardson will build a two-story condominium complex there. SATELLITE BEACH Tennis tournament: Wednesday is the last day to register for the city's tennis tournament for teen-agers, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.

Categories are under 16 and under 14. Registration fees are $6 for city residents and $8 for nonresidents. To register, call the Recreation Uppers or Lowers from '130 1882 start off on our own. My dad, he was everything. We'll all miss him very much." Other survivors include his daughters, Tracy Grimsley and Fawn Cash, both of Titusville, Jaye Kaye of Virginia Beach, sons, Robert Kaye of Titusville and Martin Kaye of Cape Canaveral; and six grandchildren.

Calling hours are 6 to 8 p.m. today at Brevard Funeral Home North in Titusville. Memorial services are scheduled for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Park Avenue Baptist Church. Mr.

Kaye gained public attention in 1984 when one of his daughters and her husband were convicted of kidnapping him after a family squabble. Both still are in jail. the workshop, commissioners will discuss amendments to ordinances about solicitors, animal control and flood control. Workshop: 7:30 p.m. at City Hall, 2 S.

Orlando Ave. Meeting: 7:30 p.m. Thursday at City Hall. INDIALANTIC Meter minders: The town is looking for people who would be interested in part-time on-call work this summer ticketing parked cars for meter violations. The job does not require a car.

For more information, call Town Hall at 723-2533. INDIAN HARBOUR BEACH Yard ol the month: The Homeowners Association accepts nominations monthly for the yard of the month award, given in conjunction with the In-Har-Bee Garden Club. Nominations are judged by garden club members who recommend a winner to the association. A sign designating the winner is placed on the homeowner's lawn. To make a nomination, call Ben Orfaly at 773-8359.

MELBOURNE Helping hands: Residents who want to help plan the city's centennial celebration should contact the city clerk's office at 727-2900. The city, which was incorporated Dec. 22, 1888, is planning commemorative events that include parades, picnics, a sunrise service and a reception for city pioneers. MELBOURNE BEACH Revision review: The Town Commission and Planning and Zoning Board will meet in a joint workshop today to discuss proposed planning and zoning revisions to the town code. Workshop: 7 p.m.

at the fire hall, 505 Ocean Ave. Pool Cold? CALL United Solar Corp. 631-8898 3107 Department at 773-6458 by 5 p.m. SEBASTIAN Traffic problems: Police Chief Gerald Nappi will talk to city department heads today about solving traffic problems on Schumman Drive, he said. Police have used radar to issue tickets to many speeders, but the problem continues.

One alternative is to install speed bumps along the residential roadway that connects CR 510 and U.S. 1. TITUSVILLE Safety surveys: The Fire Rescue Department will be conducting free home safety surveys during upcoming weeks. Department personnel will check homes for safety and fire hazards and offer advice on ways to make improvements. The survey will be made on an appointment basis only.

For more information, call Larry Bernstein at 269-4400, Ext. 380. VERO BEACH Blood pressure tests: The Indian River County chapter of the American Red Cross, a United Way Agency, offers free blood pressure screenings every Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the chapter office, 2506 17th Ave. Sixty million Americans have high blood pressure.

Left untreated, the condition can cause heart attacks, kidney failure or stroke. For more information, call the Red Cross at 562-2549. WEST MELBOURNE Say no: Four lots on Livingston Lane should not be annexed by the city, the Planning and Zoning Board recommended last week. If annexed, Lots 31 through 34 of the LST Estates subdivision would be classified multi-family instead of Brevard County single-family. A final public hearing and decision on the issue will take place April 7 at the next City Council meeting.

By Mike Bailey FLORIDA TODAY Services have been scheduled for Stanley Michael Kaye, 67, who died Saturday at Humana Hospital Lucerne after having a heart attack while driving a tour bus at Kennedy Space Center. Mr. Kaye, of 1920 Autumn Drive, Titusville, was a Brevard resident for 18 years and a bus driver for TWA Tours at KSC. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and a member of Park Avenue Baptist Church in Titusville.

"He was always there when we needed him," said Lisa Reginaldi of Titusville, one of Mr. Kaye's six children. "He gave (each of) us a The following is a daily report from the communities in Brevard and Indian River counties. BAREFOOT BAY Trip for two: With help from community clubs and residents, two youngsters hope to spend July in Finland as participants in the Lions Club International Youth Exchange. To help Jennifer Shive-ly, 15, and Vincent Nadolny, 16, raise $600 each, contributors are asked to donate to the Youth Exchange Fund, First Union Bank, 947 Barefoot Blvd.

For more information, call Youth Club Coordinator Pauline Millard at 589-3623. CAPE CANAVERAL Library look: The city is waiting to hear from Jerome Jeffers, who is designing plans for the new library. Citizens and Library Board members met with Jeffers last week to exchange ideas on what the building should look like. Jeffers should come up with two or three conceptual sketches in the next few weeks, City Manager Leo Nicholas said. COCOA Shape up or shell out: A yard in the 1200 block of Vanderbilt Lane must be cleared of trash by Sunday and remain in that condition, the Code Enforcement Board decided last week.

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