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FLORIDA TODAY, United Way board to discuss YMCA Juvenile services plan needs more work Indian River commissioners how taxpayers' money should be spent. "Bridges and roads win. Women and children don't" when public governments set their budgets, member Jill Hardin said. Both Eggert and Scurlock said they want to wait a year to see whether any help comes from the commission's proposed budget, which includes money for such things as public mental health and health care and on a volunteer youth guidance program and county recreation programs. The commission "has taken a tremendous step forward in helping children this year," Eggert said.

The task force recently disbanded, but its leaders are forming a steering committee that will report to county commissioners in October, Hardin said. Pinellas County has a taxing district for juvenile services, and Palm Beach County recently decided to create one. resentatives of the school district, Indian River County Sheriffs Office, United Way, Indian River Memorial Hospital, the County Commission and the County Court. The task force presented the report Tuesday to commissioners, who asked for the information last year when the idea of a tax district was first mentioned. Commissioners will decide whether to put the tax district proposal before voters.

"I'd like to see more than I see in this Commissioner Carolyn Eggert said. Commissioners also want a detailed budget of how much it would cost to expand services, said Commissioner Dick Bird, who served on the study group. Commissioner Don Scurlock opposed formation of an independent taxing district that would not be under control of the County Commission. Commissioners, he said, are in a position to judge COAST If the board decides to discontinue its support, the organization would be doomed, said Theresa Kramer, vice chairwoman of a committee formed to try and save the ailing organization. Nelson said he could not speculate on the outcome of the meeting.

Kramer said the organization is facing several problems. In addition to the YMCA's lack of funds, the group has no established leadership, or a membership to lead. Concerned residents united after services were discontinued in April, but they have no legal ability to act ral Home in Frontenac. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home.

ROGER KRUSE Roger Martin Kruse, 64, a retired optical technician, died Monday, July 20, at University Park Convalescent Center in Tampa. Mr. Kruse, of 1554 Hillcrest Drive, Melbourne, was a Brevard County resident for 30 years. He was employed by the civil service department at Patrick Air Force Base. He was a member of St.

Paul's United Methodist Church in Melbourne. Mr. Kruse also served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II and was a life member of J.L Golightly Chapter 32 of the Disabled American Veterans in Melbourne. Survivors include his wife, Wau-neta Kruse of Melbourne; sons, Craig Kruse of Orlando, and Rodney Kruse, Leslie Kruse and Jeffrey Kruse, all of Melbourne; brothers, Raymond Kruse of Fort Myers and Russell Kruse of Van Wert, Ohio; sisters, Helen Collins of Marshing, Idaho, Bertha Rambo of Pine Island, and Betty Jo Hooks of Miami Beach; and five grandchildren.

Calling hours are scheduled for 5 to 8:30 p.m. today at Davis Funeral Home in Melbourne. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home, followed by burial at Florida Memorial Gardens, north of Melbourne. Donations may be made to the Harbor City Volunteer Ambulance Squad, 1131 S.

Hickory Melbourne, 32901, or the American Cancer Society, 17 N. Babcock Melbourne, 32935. SCOTT VAN VONDEREN Scott David Van Vonderen, 30, an environmental engineer for Harris Semiconductor in Melbourne, died Friday, July 17, at M.D. ci mm In Loving Memory Of TRACIE MICHELLE TRUE January 18, 1967 July 21, 1986 We Miss Your Smiles And Hugs, Trade. Because You're With Jesus, We Will See You Again Someday.

Love, Mom, Dad, Marty and Friends By Elizabeth Baker FLORIDA TODAY The fate of the problem-plagued YMCA in Melbourne could be decided Thursday at a United Way board of directors meeting. The board will discuss the YMCA and whether to continue providing funds to keep the ailing organization alive, said Executive Director John Nelson. The United Way has provided financial support to the YMCA for the past 15 years, especially during the last year, Nelson said. Compiled Tuesday, July 21. ANNA DALE Anna B.

Dale, 93, a homemaker, died Monday, July 20, at Cape Canaveral Hospital in Cocoa Beach. Mrs. Dale, of 971 Bali Road, Cocoa Beach, was a winter resident of Brevard County for 10 years. She was born in St. Louis.

Survivors include her son, John Dale of Cocoa Beach; daughter, Dorothy Carey of Cocoa Beach; five grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren. No calling hours are scheduled. Services will be held Friday in Webster Groves, Mo. Beckman-Wil-liamson Funeral Home in Cocoa Beach is in charge of arrangements. ROBERT FLETCHER Robert Fletcher, 34, a salesman for the former Fletcher Electronics in Cocoa Beach, died Tuesday, July 21, at Cape Canaveral Hospital in Cocoa Beach.

Mr. Fletcher, of 380 N. Brevard Ave. No. 3A, Cocoa Beach, was a Brevard County resident for 29 years.

"His big hobby was amateur radio," said his mother, Zorka Fletcher of Cocoa Beach. Other survivors include his sister, Carol Mary Kane of Cocoa Beach; and maternal grandfather, Joseph Mrkonjich of Hibbing, Minn. No calling hours are scheduled. Graveside services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Florida Memorial Gardens, north of Melbourne.

Beckman-Williamson Funeral Home in Cocoa Beach is in charge of arrangements. JEWELL HEARN Jewell R. Hearn, 59, died Tuesday, July 21, at Wuesthoff Hospital in Rockledge. Mrs. Hearn, of 1922 Exeter Drive, Cocoa, was a Brevard County resident for 24 years.

"She was a big sports fan of her children and grandchildren," said her son, Randy Hearn of Cocoa. "She went to all the kids' games." Other survivors include her son, Phillip Hearn of Cocoa; daughter, Jo Ramey of Cocoa; sisters, Pat Caudel of Kentucky and Betty Berdahl of Kansas; and five grandchildren. Calling hours are 5 to 8 p.m. today at Brevard Memorial Fune- OBITUARIES 3B as a board of directors for the YMCA. The former board dissolved.

The building, at 1649 W. Eau Gallie is structurally sound but needs a new roof and pool renovations, which would require substantial financing. The group is hoping the United Way will decide to help, but none of its members will be attending Thursday's meeting. "We felt like this was a decision they should make exclusively on their own," Kramer said. "They have been dealing with the YMCA a lot longer than we have." Anderson Hospital in Houston.

Mr. Van Vonderen, of 159 Donald Ave. N.E., Palm Bay, was a Brevard County resident for 12 years. He graduated from Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne in 1984 with a master's degree in environmental science. He was an associate member of Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society, and was a former vice president and secretary of Xi Delta Chapter of Chi Phi, a national fraternity.

He also was a former member and director of the Melbourne Beach Volunteer Fire Department. Survivors include his wife, Grace Van Vonderen of Palm Bay; daughter, Kristen Van Vonderen of Palm Bay; parents. Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Vonderen of Cocoa Beach; sister, Carol Bronson of Germany; brother, Robert Van Vonderen of Indian Harbour Beach; paternal grandmother, Charlotte Van Vonderen of Coleman, and mater-nal grandmother, Charlotte Mulligan of Montclair, J.

No calling hours are scheduled. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Melbourne. The Palm Bay chapel of South Brevard Funeral Homes is in charge of arrangements. Donations may be made to the Leukemia Society of America Central Florida Chapter, 3101 Ma-guire Orlando, 32803.

DEATH MONA AGGER Mona Jagger, 68, of Melbourne, Florida, and Hilton Beach, Ontario, Canada, passed away July 21, 1987, at Riverside Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. Wife of Maurice (Buck) Jagger; mother of Julie Turman and Jinny Johnson of Melbourne; sister of Bill Archibald of Ontario, Canada; and beloved grandmother of James, Jill, Joshua and Justin Turman of Melbourne and Micah Johnson of Melbourne. Services will be Saturday, July 2f, at the Hilton Beach Community Center at nam. Viewing will be Friday, July 24, at Barton Kitely Funeral Home from 7-9pm at Sault St. Marie, Ontario, Canada.

OF PSYCHOLOGY Distinguished Faculty Convenient Location Weekend Format Wednesday, July 22, 1967 By Elliott Jones FLORIDA TODAY Proponents of a tax district for juvenile services will have to do more homework before the Indian River County Commission will act, commissioners said Tuesday. A local Children's Services Council Task Force recently concluded that an independent coun-tywide tax district is needed to provide low-cost day care and offer counseling tor teen pregnancy, mental health and student welfare, spokeswoman Madeleine LaPlantesaid. The district could raise $1.8 million a year with a half-mill tax allowed understate law. A mill equals $1 for every $1,000 of taxable property value, which means the owner of an $85,000 home who takes the standard $25,000 homestead exemption would pay $30 a year under the tax district. The task force included rep The following is a daily report, compiled July 21, from communities in Brevard and Indian River counties.

BAREFOOT BAY To Ihe rescue: The Micco Volunteer Fire Department made 28 ambulance runs and three transport calls in June, according to Fire Capt. Warren Egge. About 90 percent ol those responses occurred in Barefoot Bay, he said. The department, which also made 11 tire calls in June, covers Barefoot Bay, Micco, Grant and Little Hollywood. CAPE CANAVERAL Summer twetter: The new City Council chambers still is under renovation.

The sheriff's department, connected to the chamber, suffered in 85 degree heat last week while the chamber air conditioning was being installed. COCOA Pile update: The city needs to update its minority business file. If you are a minority business and are not on file or if you would like to make sure you are, call Laverla Leonard or Mary Kelly at 636-7121, extension 43. COCOA BEACH Weather watch: To guard your home against the often-violent summer storms, pick up a pamphlet "Surviving the Storm Surge" at City Hall, 2 S. Orlando or call 783-4911 for more information.

INDIALANTIC JJoht the club: If you live in Indialantic-By-the-Sea, a neighbor may be dropping by soon to ask you to join the Homeowners Association. The association is planning a membership drive encouraging members to recruit new members. Membership is $5 a year. INDIAN HARBOUR BEACH Great garden: 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 in the homeowner's lawn. To make a nomination, call Ben Orfaly at 773-8359. INDIAN RIVER SHORES On the roof: An ordinance deleting some sections of the current roofing Compiled Tuesday, July 21. CAPE CANAVERAL HOSPITAL Dale Glenn Castro, 7 lbs. 8 a boy born Monday, July 20, to Karen and Dale Castro.

Jarad K. Vought, 7 lbs. 5 a boy born Monday, July 20, to Tami and Jay Vought. Jacqueline Rae Becker, 7 lbs. 14 a girl born Sunday, July 19, to Mona and Donald Becker.

Candler Coyle Turner, 6 lbs. 5 a boy born Sunday, July 19, to Mary and William Turner. Bryan Lewis Bruner, 6 lbs. 10 a boy born Friday, July 17, to Robin and Bryan Bruner. HOLMES REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER) Courtney Nichole VQta, 6 lbs.

2 a girl born Tuesday, July 21, to Nitene THE SPACE BIRTHS PORT ST. JOHN Afternoon bingo: Residents are invited to enjoy bingo games Monday evenings at the Four Communities Fire Hall, 4870 N. U.S. 1. The games begin at 5:30 p.m.

ROCKLEDGE A precaution: City officials approved installing an all-way stop sign at the intersection of Pineland Drive and Revere Court. Officials hope the stop sign will slow traffic on Pineland Drive where earlier this year a 9-year-old girl was hit by a speeding car. SATELLITE BEACH Up for discussion: The city's Bicennte-nial Commission tonight will discuss the picnic planned for Sept. 19 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution.

The picnic wilt be at the Civic Center on Cassia Boulevard and will be followed by a street dance. Meeting: 7:30 p.m.. Recreation Department, behind City Hall, 510 Cinnamon Drive. The Recreation Board will continue discussion of the recreation elements of the city's comprehensive plan during a workshop tonight. Workshop: 6:30 p.m..

Recreation Department. SEBASTIAN Shot In the arm: An immunization clinic will be held by the county Health Department on Thursday at City Hall. Those not able to afford immunization by private doctors should bring children for the required shots needed for entrance into Indian River County public schools. An adult must accompany the child to the clinic. Clinic: 1 p.m.

to 3 p.m. at City Hall, 1225 Main St. TITUSVILLE On the tube: City officials are studying plans to purchase a bi-directional upgrade system that would permit City Council meetings to be broadcast locally on cable television. The system would make it easier for city officials to broadcast important announcements. VERO BEACH Browsing lor bric-a-brac: One of the Southeast's major antique show promoters, Jack Hatfield Promotions, will host an antique show and sale at the Vero mall during regular mall hours this weekend.

The show, to be held Thursday through Sunday, features 15 dealers from four states. The mall, located at 1255 U.S. 1, is open weekdays and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5:30 p.m.

WEST MELBOURNE Summer fun: All the talent and energy that couldn't sit still to read this summer will have its moment at 2 p.m. today when Meadowlane Community Library presents a talent show by and for children ages 6 to 12. On Friday, children ages 3 to 5 will learn the story of the "Christmas Pinata" and enjoy a real one at 10 a.m. From 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Monday, the movies "Paul Bunyan," "Ferdinand," and "Mandy's Grandmother" will be shown for ages 6 to 12. All programs are free. For more information, call 727-7181. Reported by Mike Bailey, Elizabeth Baker, Susana Bellido, Kirk Brown, Purvette Bryant, Kaylois Henry, Catherine Liden, John Nagy and Mary Slezak. WUESTHOFF HOSPITAL Zachery Warren Krupp, 4 lbs.

3 a boy born Tuesday, July 21, to Darla and Karl Krupp. Tammyra Jocelyn Lightsey, 8 lbs. 5 a girl born Monday, July 20, to Cynthia and Alfred Lightsey Jr. Clyde Scott Devoe, 5 lbs. 2 a boy born Monday, July 20, to Debra Kim-brough and Clyde Devoe.

HUMANA HOSPITAL-SEBASTIAN Danielle Elizabeth Zelinski, 8 lbs. 5 a girl born Saturday, July 18, to Rebbecca and Timothy Zelinski. Amber Diane Manera, 8 lbs. a girl born Wednesday, July 15, to Diane and Mark Manera. Chad Douglas Campbell, 7 lbs.

15 a boy born Sunday, July 12, to Sandre and Douglas Campbell. iiiiifii $513 ft liiiii 4. tes sllf BlWk'Wn St 'V A 1M NOVA UNIVERSITY'S SCHOOL codes was given final approval from the Town Council at its meeting last week. Outdated sections of the previous ordinance are abolished and the standards of the Southern Standard Building Code for roof sheathing, flashing and other requirements, are enacted. MALABAR A reminder Councilman Ed Wenger reminds residents that permits are required to add to or improve a home, erect an accessory building, clear and grub land, dig a culvert or pond and park a trailer a temporary residence.

For more inf mation, call Town Hall at 727-7764 dt ig office hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays except Wednesday, when the office closes at noon to let staff catch upon bookkeeping. MELBOURNE Turned down: A site plan for the Shoppes of Hidden Harbor, to be built on the northwest corner of Sarno Road and Apollo Boulevard, was denied recently by the City Council. The proposed plan includes retail stores, an automotive service facility and a convenience store with gas pumps.

A previous site plan for a shopping center containing grocery, drug and retail stores was approved for the property in January, but has expired, records show. MELBOURNE BEACH Meeting slated: A special Code Enforcement Board meeting was recently scheduled for July 30. Board members will draft a policy and procedures manual and discuss their responsibilities concerning code violations. Meeting: 7 p.m. at the Community Center, 509 Ocean Ave.

MERRITT ISLAND Homeowners donation: The Catalina IslesSkylark Homeowners Association has donated $100 to the Merritt Island Incorporation Study Committee. The money will be used to help defray printing and copying costs for the group, said co-chairwoman Karen Andreas. PALM BAY Shreds ol Information: The City Council, at its meeting last week, awarded a $2,200 contract for a paper shredder to Automated Business Machines of Orlando. The paper shredder will be used in the city's Records Management Division to destroy old police records and other outdated files. PATRICK AFB Brunch and bingo: The Retired Officers Wives Club will feature a brunch Friday at 10 a.m.

in the Officers' Club. Bingo will follow. To make reservations, call 773-0555. White. Bruce Edward O'Neal, 6 lbs.

12 a boy born Monday, July 20, to Roselind and David O'Neal. Chavone Tenelle Hobson, 5 lbs. 6 a girl born Sunday, July 19, to Luetisha Abies and Robert Hobson. Julie Anne Davison, 5 lbs. 15 a girl born Saturday, July 18, to Denise and Gregory Davison.

Amber Christine Ward, 6 lbs. 14 a girl born Saturday, July 18, to Jayne and Eric Ward. Nichole Michelle Pangia, 5 lbs. 10 a girl born Friday, July 17, to Lisa Bennett and Brian Pangia. William Isaiah Brown, 8 lbs.

7 a boy born Friday, July 17, to Hatsue Brewer and William J. Brown. Rebecca Marie Zuhlke, 6 lbs. 11 a girl born Friday, July 17, to Janet and Kevin Zuhlke. Brian Todd Davenport 8 lbs.

12 a boy born Thursday, July 16, to Khay and Mark Davenport. Brooke Michelle Mattingly, 11 lbs. 2 a girl born Thursday, July 16, to Lisa and Warren Mattingly. Dana Mine Vickers, 7 lbs. 11 a girl born Thursday, July 16, to Dianne Velie and Jimmy Vickers.

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