Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 26, 1980, Winnipeg, Manitoba I d Winnipeg free january 9 wins in damages for injury up photo a former Winnipeg High school Stu Dent whose in rating dropped by 15 Points after she was injured in a traffic Accident in 1975 has been awarded damages totalling in Manitoba court of Queens Lauren who was 19 at the was a passenger in a car driven by her Mother on Highway 8 near they came into collision with a Halfton truck driven by David Wier the girl was thrown from the vehicle and suffered a fractured court was Justice John whose decision was made Public said the some of the girls brain tissue was destroyed in the Accident and her in rating slipped 15 he awarded her for pain and suffering and for lost changed personality the judge said the plaintiff was a vivacious outgoing Young girl in the Middle class besides being an average she was very popular with classmates and had a steady he but the Accident damaged the part of her brain that controls Moti vation and emotional her loss of motivation has completely changed her personality and her whole style of the judge she lost All Confidence in her personality changed she could no longer face her old her schoolmates and her environment in which she used to she withdrew from her lost her ambition to become a physiotherapist and refused to meet her former she dropped All her past became depressed and despondent and started to Lauren Cosford finally left Home and at the present time is living with a common Law husband on the Indian Reserve at the outskirts of Ever since the Accident she has Beeri emotionally degrading herself to the Point that she now can feel at Home Only on the Indian the judge said there is nothing wrong with being motivated and being Happy to live on the Indian had the plaintiff decided to adopt that style of living by nobody would nor should have any but judge Solomon said miss Cosford Only adopted that style of living be cause she lost her sense of motivation in the without this injury she could have been enjoying the Stan Dard of living becoming people in the upper Middle class bracket of Middle class murder trials scheduled a Man charged with murder in the shooting death of a High school student in will be one of four people to stand trial during the february which begin Vaughan Michael is charged with first degree murder in the shooting of 16yearold Kenneth Maitland attended Sturgeon Creek regional secondary 2665 Ness pollen is being defended by lawyer Greg criminal prosecutions director John Guy will represent the the which gets under Way in the Law courts building is expected to hear 27 on Lawrence will go to trial on a charge of second degree murder in the death of Mildred he is charged with killing her Between May 8 and May Grombol is represented by Hersh Thomas Joseph of Horace is charged with second degree murder in the july 12 shooting death of Catherine also of Horace he will go to trial Clark is represented by Stan Gerald Ross is charged with second degree murder in the 21 death of Walter Alexander a Manitoba court of Queens Bench spokesman said no Date has been set for his i fatherless family still in Shock following murder of her Dorothy Mcaleese sits with her three sons in her Home near her an Ontario provincial police was shot to death outside a fast food restaurant this police have charged a Man with first degree murder in the the fatherless boys Are and Sidney c a and Barry Are pleased to announce that they have joined in partnership to practise their profession under the name of Shreiber Atkinson chartered accountants Portage Winnipeg Telephone 8321042 Miracle charismatic crusade i person missionary Solbrekken Winnipeg convention Centre 375 York internationally known gospel Singer Dudley Fairbairn Appeal ruling reserved a Al in policemen conviction the no f a registered retirement savings plan with absolutely no fees of any inquire about the possibility of transferring your present resp to our savings option at subject to change string Manitoba since 1884 Call drop in or write to our local Branch for a 16page Booklet and resp credit fonder Trust Winnipeg 286 Smith h Canada l p Sii Insu Kank i i judgment was reserved yesterday in the Appeal by two Winnipeg Plain clothes policemen against their conviction of assault causing bodily harm to a theft we Are fully conscious of the importance of the weve got to think about said chief Justice Samuel Freedman of the Manitoba court of Appeal As hearing he and justices Joseph Osulli Van and Charles Huband Are presiding on the Appeal by detectives Lawrence Ernest Obirek and Ronald Albert both they were sentenced to three months in jail last october for assault causing bodily harm to Carlo Robert of Dudley Avenue on 1979 at the fort Garry police defence claim disputed Crown counsel George Dangerfield yesterday disputed defence lawyer Kenneth Houston Contention that in consistencies in the trial evidence made it unsafe to convict the theres no Large disc rep Dangerfield although he conceded medical evidence didst show a lot of the injuries observed to Macarios thumb and How Are consistent with some form of Houston said not one person corroborated what Macario was claiming in any the injuries seen by the doctors who examined him were totally inconsistent with his Houston judge Osullivan again questioned How police officers can hold a suspect in custody without arresting him hours after Hes been commenting on evidence that Macario yelled while in the police station interview judge Osullivan in sure if i were held for five in a closed at the fifth if not i would scream but Houston said the Issue in the Appeal is not the propriety of police procedures or whether Macario is a but whether on the basis of trial the testimony of Macario and his fellow suspect was enough to con vict Obirek and Houston said it was flying judge sworn in Thompson provincial judge Charles new Colne was officially sworn into office by chief provincial judge Harold Gyles in a courtroom ceremony Here judge former Winnipeg Crown is expected to become Manitoba 1 flying judge cover ing an area including Norway House in the Island Lake and Shamattawa in the Pukatawagan and Lynn Lake in the and Brochet and Madoule Lake in the judge Neil who has served in the North for 19 was also honoured at the ceremony and at a reception of the Northern bar Assoc a taking part in the Swearingin Cere Mony were attorney general Gerry judge presi Dent of the judges Perry president of the Manitoba Law Allan president of the Manitoba bar John of flin flon president of the Northern bar and Thomp son Alderman Bob 01 land filter special is a Welcome change available Only where you see this sign service Oil filter special including up to 5 quarts of Esso extra motor new Oil now Only 10 or less most cars automatic transmission maintenance service or less most cars heres what we do visually inspect for external Oil leaks inspect rear transmission mount Drain fluid 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from the plan 1 As he had Origi Nally but will re main until May the court proceedings i would have to attend and the Legal fees involved Are pro i need to get out of medicare in order to in crease my Revenue not to decrease my Marcoux wrote the chiropractor said he will be looking into licensing opportunities in Quebec and the United with an Eye to leaving fees Marcoux submitted his resignation to the Misc last week claiming an inadequate fee schedule was Mak ing it impossible for him to according to the health services a practitioners Choice to opt out of the health care plan comes into effect months after notice is in a letter sent to Marcoux by the chiropractor was informed his Resig nation would come into effect May Edwards said the chiropractor would be penalized if he opted out before the three months were ;