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7: WINTER SPRINGS
Phyllis Best, Thefts/break-Ins
• Bitterwood Street, 200 block, be-
62, was a tween 12:30 and 8:30 a.m. Jan. 28.
Someone stole a stereo valued at$120,
homemaker 10 discs valued at$140,tools valued at 2 study programs
$38 and photographs valued at $200 from a house. deal with life, love
• Funeral services were held • Cory Lane, 100 block, 8 am. Jan.
28.Tuesday for Phyllis J.Best,62,of too Someone broke id a a oo,house re- WINTER SPRINGS — E 1 h-
torda television valued$2e,at ter0,two re- P P
Hacienda Village in Winter carders valued at$200, a stereo valued any Lutheran Church is sponsor-
Springs. at$525,$300 In cash,a video game val- ing two study programs.
Mrs.Best,a homemaker,died ued at$120,a guitar valued at$300 and The first session of a seven..
Saturday,Jan.21.Shetvasbomin a bottle of rum valued at$20. week book study for women is
Saturday,Jan.2 .Sheta Central • Cory Lane, 100 block, between 2 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. today. The
and 3:30 a.m. Jan.31. Someone stole a study, Living the Blessing, will
Floridain 1968. boat motor valued at $2,700 from the examine how women did or did
Services were conducted at the screened Porch of a house, receive not i the gift of uncondi-
Altamonte Springs Chapel of the • Tarpon Circle, 100 block, between g
Baldwin•FairchildFuneral Home. 9:30 a.m. Dec. 18 and 5 p.m. Jan. 10. timbal love as children and how to
Mrs. Best was a member of the Someone stole a box of personal checks pass unconditional love on to oth-
kom a house and forged several of the ers.Cost for the sessions is$7.
VineyardFellowship. checks for a total amount of$1,447. The church also is offering a
Mrs. Best is survived by her • State Road 434, 200 block, be- seven-week group program called
husband,William'.Best,Sr.;two rween 10:30 p.m.Jan.25 and 10:15 a.m. Life Crossroads. The first session
sons,William J.BesUr.OfOviedo Jan. 28. Someone broke into a restau- is from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
and Mark A. Best Jr Caldwell, meat ram and took a mixer valued at$4,000,a The program offers insights from
meat slicer valued at $775 and two contemporary human sciences
Idaho; two brothers, William E. knives valued at$40. Y
Dailey ofLongsvoodandLawrence and Christian tradition to examine
Dailey, Jr. of Apopka; a sister, Criminal mB Boulevard, 300 block, how life experiences affect people.
Marianne Knight of Casselberry;
• Sheath Boulevard• 300 block, ba The cost is$10.
and four grandchildren. tween 3 p.m. Jan. 25 and 11:30 p.m. Both study programs will be at
8 Jan.28.Someone scratched a car's sun- Casselberry Spanish Seventh-day
face,causing an estimated$500 in dam- Adventist Church, 3700 Dike
Feb.13-17 ages. Road. To register call (907) 699-
IndianTrailsMiddleSchool will • Winter Springs Boulevard, 1500 4333.
host the Hogan Hoopster Basket- block, between 9 p.m. Jan. 28 and 7
ball Camp the first week of am. Jan. a Someone vandalized two
greens , a gag an esti and a water 00
Cost is which 8 a.m.to noon. fountain, causing an estlmmatl $21,000
Cost is $65 which includes a T- in damages.
shirt. The camp is open to boys Assault
and girls in grades 5through B.For • Cory Lane 100 block, Jan. 27. A
more information,call Coach Hall woman was charged with assault after
at359-7533 ext 258,orMrs.Hogan she threatened to set a can of heir spray
at 359-7533 ext.257. on ere in from of a man at a residence.
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Area deaths
Helen Palumbo,
66, dies
Helen Jeanette Palumbo, 66, of
Punta Gorda Circle,Winter Springs,
died on.,Edda3;.March 10, in South
Sthninole Hospital,Longwood.
r Mrs.Palumbo was a retired long
distance operator with AT&T. She
was born in Newburgh, Nov York,
and came to Central Florida in 1987.
She was an active member of Tele-
phone Pioneers and was an Episco-
palian.
Survivors include a husband,
David P. Palumbo; four daughters,
Helen Marcus of Oviedo, Elizabeth
Price ofCasselberry Marian Servidio
of Lake Mary and Teresa Palumbo of
Ft.Lauderdale;and one grandson.
George
Henderson was
'Army major
George Robert Henderson,68,W.
Pebble Beach Circle,Winter Springs,
died Monday,March 13.
Mr.Henderson was a member of
St. Stephens Catholic Church,
Lefthanded Golfers Association and
Greater Orlando Cribbage Associa-
tion.He was an Army major.He was
born in Forest, Va., and moved to
Central Florida in 1980.
Survivors include his wife,Joan;
sons Donald,Alexandria,VA;George
Jr.,Kingwood,Tex.;Gary,Brooklyn,
N.Y.; daughters Susan Whitaker,
Tampa; Diane, Warriors Mark, Pa.;
brother Frank Jr., New York; sister
Mozelle,Hampton,Va.; 10 grandchil-
dren;3 great-grandchildren.
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