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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
'wEptigspAy; NOVEMBER 2ftb,. 11972'
Dungannon Man Awarded $56,164 For
I Sustainedin-Accident-Two Years
Ago, Doesn't Recall Details Of Incident
A 22-year-old Dungannon man ,
who crawled from a ditch near
Dun • anon two ears ago with in-
juries that baffled police as en
awarded $56,164 by Supreme •
Court Justice-Zeter-uiiglit,
Charles Young, now working to-
ward his high school diploma at
Fanshawe College in London,
spent 119 days in hospital and
underwent 15 operations after
crawling to find help at a nearby
house July 9, 1970.
He never remembered how he •
came to .be in the ditch near Nile,
about twelve miles south of Luck-
now and local provincial police
weren't sure whether he was a
victim of a traffic accident or a
beating.
Mr. Justice Wright. in a deci- ber 22, 1970, almost a year be -
sion handed down Thursday after a I fore Mr. Young 'underwent his
two-day session of the Supreme
Court assizes in,Goderich, found
that Mr. Young was struck and in-
Aire .y an , un own motor ve-
hick" and, that police had done
erything possible to identify the
vehicle.
He based his findings on rhe
results of tests on Young's coat
that found paint chips similar to
the undercoating of a, car.
Mr. Young's attorney, Dan
Murphy of Goderich, said the
chips on the coat, sent to the
crime laboratory in Toronto, were
too small to aid in tracing the
car.
A writ against the registrar of
motor vehicles was filed Septem-
HARDING
THAT Harold. Gardner, his sister
Mrs. Eva Freeman of Lucknow
and Milvert Reid of Ashfield left
on M'onday by Motor for St.
Petersburg in Florida where they
will spend the winter,
last operation. 1
Taken to , hospital in Goderich
and later London, Mr. Young, who
suffered broken arms, hands, legs
and ribs, today has •
a permanently crippled left hand
and-a-partialLyLdisabled_right
hand. •
Mr,. Young's suit was flied
against the registrar under the
Motor Vehicles Accident Claim
Act dealing with unknown vehic-
les.—
He will receive only $50,000
of the court's judgement - the
limit provided in the unsatisfied
judgment fund. •
Mr. Justice Wright found that
the driver of the unknown vehicle
was 90 per cent responsible for
the accident - there-wire-no-skid-
marks - and Mr. Young 10 per
cent for walking on the-wrong
side of/County Road 1.'
The accident occurred about 3
a.m. as the man was hitch-hik-
ing home.
He was awarded general dam-
ages of $45,900* and out-Of-pock-
et expenses of $17,417. His 90-
per-cent share amounts to
$56,164.
Mr. •Murphy said Mr. Young .
is unable to do any type of mech-
anical Work or anything requiring
full use of the hands,.,
Mr. Young is enrolled in a
rehabilitation training program at
Fanshawe. • •
With his crippled hands he is
gable to-do-only-clemcal-work r-Mr-,
Murphy said.
After the accident, police
searched the surrounding area for
any clue as to what
happened to the victim.
They, 'turned up bloodstains on
the highway and Mr. Young's
broken watch and package of cig7
arettes:in-the-ditCh. • -
Police messages across the
province failed to •turn up any
leadt-from vehicle repairshops-. -
Mr. Murphy said that from July
9, 1970 ,:until August 24 Mr.
-Younvinderwent-64-psychotherapy
treatments. For a year his, moth-
er had to wash, feed and dress
him.
Today, Mr. Young stillCan't
shirts Or take part in, sports.
Charles is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred' Young of ,Dungannon.
Missing! One
160 lb. Man
Chapter 1609, Lucknow of Tops
(Take off pounds sensibly) met in
the Lucknow Town Hall Novem-
ber 22 with 15 present.
The ladies were weighed in
and Marg Keith was crowned
Queen of the Week. 12 lbs.
were lost and 9 gained.
Marion Mowbray's team , won by
one pound. ,Wion HumMerled
the sing song. The
minutes were• read and adopted
and the treasurer's report given. ,
Charm bracelets and charms have
been sent for.
Eunice Cunningham brought the
"before" pictures, and we are to
put them in our Tops Manuals.
Marion Hummel gave an inter-
esting talk on, food preparation,
stressing the use of scales, food
,seasonings and sugar substitutes to
help us, in making diet meals
appetizihg. She gave out recipe
sheets containing low-calorie
fOods; •
Tops ladies are amazed to
know that . collectively, the y
have lost a 160 lb. man (subtract -
ing all weight gains) - and Thry're
not looking for him back either!
Marg. Keith led the group with
different exercises to end the
meeting.
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