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South Platte Sentinel Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013 Page 3 Around Town REWARD Lost Dog! Male White Bichon Frise 7 years old. Pink nose. Got out of yard 10-31-13 around noon. Call 522-1539 or 580-5425 Buy 3 Pairs Of Socks Made in the U.S.A. Get The 4th Pair FREE Formally e Shoe Tree. We Fit Feet In Comfort And Style. M-F 9-5:30 Sat. 9-5 Sun. Closed 204 Main St., Sterling, CO 80751 • 970-522-6657 $ 10 OFF Any Reg. Price Shoe $50 or Higher Excludes all other offers. Exp. 11/21/13 $ 15 OFF Second Pair Any Reg. Price Shoe $50 or Higher Excludes all other offers. Exp. 11/21/13 calculator, college algebra textbook and school supplies were stolen from the 700 block of Landrum Lane, and later recovered. •Police received a report of a unknown make of generator stolen from the 300 block of Phelps Street between 10 p.m. Oct. 28 and 1 p.m. Oct. 29. The generator is valued at $400. Oct. 28 •Sometime between noon Oct. 25 and 9:32 a.m. Oct. 28, two plastic mop buckets, a set of “really old coins,” one acoustic guitar, two “Bulova” watches, and three “cheap” watches were stolen from a location in the 1200 block of North Fifth Street. Oct. 24 •A business on East Chestnut Street reported $36.53 in fuel stolen between 9:40 a.m. and 10:12 a.m. •Two vehicles collided at Third and Chestnut Streets at 9:50 p.m. Charolotte Hill, 72, of Sterling, was driving a 2000 Buick sedan north on Third Street in the far left lane as Joseph Wolfe, 62, of York, Neb., was driving a 2001 Chevrolet Impala west from the frontage road beside the overpass toward the Sinclair Station. The Impala collided with the right side of the Buick. No injuries were reported. Colorado State Patrol Nov. 1 •A Fleming man was injured when the car he was driving collided with a truck-trailer at the intersection of Logan County Roads 91 and 12 at 8 a.m. Jonah Wernsman, 34, of Fleming, was driving a 2007 Chrysler Sebring northbound on County Road 91 as Ralph Teeter, 71, of Haxtun, was driving a 1989 Continued From Page 2 Kenworth truck westbound on County Road 12. Wernsman’s car swerved toward the right for 94 feet in an attempt to miss the truck. According to the accident report, there were 116 feet of skid by the truck prior to impact. The Sebring sustained extreme damage while the truck moderate left side damage. Wernsman’s injuries were reported as “evident non-incapacitating. Logan County Sheriff’s Office Nov. 4 •A deputy was dispatched to a 911 misdial in the 25000 block of County Road 385. •A deputy was dispatched to a disturbance in the 12000 block of Desert Drive. •A deputy responded to a motorist assist on I-76 11 miles west of Sterling and 16 miles east of Sterling. Nov. 3 •A deputy was dispatched to County Road 39 between County Roads 36 38 on a report of cattle on the road. Nov. 2 •Deputies were dispatched to an injury accident at Highway 138 and County Road 36.5. Nov. 1 •Deputies assisted Colorado State Patrol with an injury accident on Highway 14 at County Road 33. •Deputies were dispatched to a REDDI report on I-76. •Charles J. Sutton, 42, was arrested on a Community Corrections Violation. Oct. 31 •Fidel Ermerjildo Martinez, 36, was arrested on a Denver County warrant for Failure to Appear, and a Weld County warrant for Failure to Comply. Oct. 29 •A deputy responded to a suspicious vehicle report on County Road 21. •Deputies responded to a civil standby in the 1200 block of Hamilton Street. •Kenneth Kennedy Chavez, 38, was arrested on a Community Corrections violation. •A deputy was dispatched to a 911 hangup in the 16000 block of County Road 39. Logan County Jail Oct. 29 •Jeremy Jay Fielding, 28, was booked on LCSO charges of First Degree Assault and Domestic Violence. •Yolanda Marie Herrera, 22, was booked on a LCSO warrant for Failure to Comply. Oct. 28 •Deputies were dispatched to an activated alarm in the 12000 block of Beverly Lane. Authorities investigate several unrelated thefts Janet Bigler, Program Coor- dinator for the Logan County Literacy Coalition (LCLC), recently announced the arrival of its new, one-of-a-kind cookbook, Elsie Tutor’s Cookbook Classics. Printed by Morris Press Cookbooks of Kearney, Neb., profits will benefit the literacy coalition. Members of the LCLC, Board of Directors, library staff and patrons, City of Sterling employees, friends and family have compiled their tastiest tried-and-true recipes into a LCLC cookbook now on sale single book that will be treasured for generations to come. This cookbook contains 300 recipes from appetizers to des- serts. Most recipes include the contributor’s name, so it’s easy to find the recipes of friends and loved ones. Special features include an index of contributors, personal or historical recipe notes and hints. Cookbooks are available at the Sterling Public Library circulation desk for $10 per book, including tax. Payment can be made with cash or checks made payable to LCLC. For more information, contact Janet Bigler at 522-2023, or email her at [email protected] Delphine “Del” Brant was diag- nosed with lung cancer in March of 2013 and underwent surgery to have the top lobe of her right lung removed. A few weeks later she had to have surgery again because the lung was not attaching and was leaking. She spent about three and a half weeks in the hospital. She was diagnosed with a tumor on the base of her brain on Sept. 6 and underwent surgery to have the tumor removed, but because of her treatments she cannot work and has no means of income. Brant was fortunate enough to work for a few months before the brain tumor was diagnosed, but since then has not been able to. A bank account has been set up at the Bank of Colorado in the name of Delphine Brant Cancer Fund to help her with her living expenses. Brenda Bradley is also selling Avon products with the proceeds going to Delphine. She can be reached at 571-0951 to place an order. On Nov. 24, at 12:30 p.m. there will be a dinner at the First Baptist Church. Enjoy chili, cinnamon rolls and chicken noodle soup for a minimum suggested donation. Brant fundraisers set
