Sentences issued in rest-stop sex cases - Canton Public Library

OStE Thursday. April 11 1985
R u b b i n g alcohol, pilot light to b l a m e for blaze
A Canton woman suffered minor injuries
Monday in a flash fire in the
basement of her home at 42431 Red-
fern near Saltz Road west of Lilley
Road
Firefighters said Jean Villaverde, 36.
was using rubbing alcohol to wash
some uniforms in her washing machine
when fumes were ignited by a hot wa-
'Eggstra' special day set
Young jelly bean lovers disappointed
when Saturday's Easter Egg Hunt was
flooded out will have another chance to
fill their Easter baskets
At 10 a m Saturday. April 13 in Grif-
fin Park, the Canton Parks and Recreation
Department will give tt another
try, hoping for drier ground.
In age groups, kids ages 10 and under
will scour the Canton Center Road side
of Griffin Park for candy treats and
special ptize eggs
Parking is limited, so parents are
asked to carpool if possible Call 397-
1000 for more information
ter tank pilot light
Villaverde, whose hair, eyebrows
and eyelashes were singed, was treated
and released from Oakwood Hospital
Canton Center. Her sister and children,
who were in the home at 7:50 a.m
when the incident occurred, were
unhurt.
The four-bedroom, multi-level home
sustained about $500 worth of smoke
damage. The damage was due largely
to heavy smoke emitted when a plastic
wastepaper basket burned, according
to Canton Fire Department Sgt. Don
Adams.
35th District Court reaches solvency,
returns 'extra' money to communities
Continued from Page 1
"The court now is in a position where
we will be making an annual trip here
to present you with money." he said.
Garber and MacDonald presented
$213,500 and Plymouth Township Clerk
Esther Hulsing with $46,400. The other
payments will be: Northville, $26,900;
Northville Township, $67,800; and
Plymouth, $4,115.
The payments are based on a formu-
la which takes into account court usage.
When the court receives revenues —
from fines, court costs and forteited
bonds — they are placed into a fund for
the community in which the offense oc-
According to Garber, thejotal revenues
from each community were:
Plymouth, $96,402r Plymouth Township.
$277,762, Canton. $517,694; Northville.
$114,825; and Northville Township,
$179,761.
There are other revenues from probation
costs, some $300,000, and interest
earnings
OPERATIONAL COSTS then are assessed
against the community funds
's court usage
•
For 1984, the usage break down was:
Plymouth, 11 percent; Plymouth Township,
28 percent; Canton Township. 37
percent; Northville. 10 percent; and
Northville Township, 14 percent.
G r a n t s c o o r d i n a t o r e y e s n e w j o b
Continued from Page 1
"We renovated the
spouse abuse shelter (capacity
20) for Project
First Step And we wrote
a grant every year for
five communities for the
Senior Citizens' Chores
Services administered by
Plymouth City parks," he
added (The program provides
free lawn-cutting,
raking, shoveling and
other services for
seniors.)
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