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Changes plea to guilty A 23 year old Sunderland man is to be sentenced this week after pleading guilty in District Court to a charge of criminal negligence causing death. Stephen Chambers had originally pleaded not guilty to the charge, but changed his plea on the second day of his trial last Thursday in Whitby. His lawyer asked for the de- lay in sentencing to allow Chambers time to put his af- fairsin order. The charge stemmed from an incident last November 26 when Chambers and a friend from Toronto, Victor Psaila, soon much of the evening rinking at at Uxbridge restau- rant. About midnight as they were driving north along Re- gional Road 1, Chambers lost control of the 81 Honda, which left the road and struck two trees. Psaila, who was in the front passenger seat, died in the crash. Chambers suffered minor cuts and bruises and walked away from the scene. He later told Police he had been robbed by a stranger and shoved from the car. But under further ques- tioning by Police, he admitted the robbery had been a fabrica- ;tionon his part. ! Court was told last week 'that Chambers had consumed . 'six whiskey and cokes during the evening of the accident. He told Police he remem- 'bered nothing of the accident, 'only standing beside the dam- 'aged car. Far N Ty The sentencing hearing in front of Judge Joe Kerr was to get underway this week. Crash claims victim An accident early Sunday evening in Pickering claimed the life of an elderly Fergus, Ont. woman, and sent several others to hospital with injuries. Regional Police say the ac- cident occurred just after 6:00 PM at the intersection of High- way 2 and Brock Road. A car driven by Janet Birch of Fergus was westbound on Highway 2 when it attempted to make a left turn onto Brock Road and was struck by a sec- ond vehicle driven by David La- flamme, 20, of Whitby. Mary Lou Graves, 90, a passenger in the Birch vehicle, was pronounced dead at Ajax Hospital. : Fergus, were taken to hospital. Police report that Lili ' Coles, 87, is in critical condi- © tion, while Daisy Carter, 77, suffered minorinjuries. : Janet Birch and David La-, flamme escaped the accident ~ withoutinjury. -~ The accident is still under. investigation Regional Po- | lice from Pickering. BEST BUY clistie building centre | ert 24 | tat Ed Al y | ii! ATT or YH I it] deeds re he HE gt PORT PERRY STAR --Tuasday , May a3 1989 -- ? EXTERIO #130 -- 2'g8"" xX 6'8"' 1 3 y #751 -- 2's" X 6'8" 21 #791 -- 2'10" X 6'8" Enjoy the beauty of a solid cedar door -- 1 3/4" |{; thick. May be varnished, stained or painted. Self- Storing 1 Ly Ly 95 220° Self storing tempered safety glass. All hardware included. Available in white or brown. In stock standard sizes only. nm CEDAR DOORS "™ #130 T= 95 each 95 each | \! | 95 each il i | ree passengers, all from CAULKING 44° CAULKING GUN 29° il ==! ALUMINAR Tw il 5 3 w Wa AT r J Installation socket for 1 1 99 "fence and deck posts. TEL [Surette | metpest we Lightweight SONOTUBES 6' x 12° 64° 8" x 120 For setting posts. 8 | © FENCE FENCE POST CAPS CLIP A. PLASTIC 95° 19° B. PRESSURE TREATED . 1 1 Le) Attach to post and 2 x 4 rai, members slide and nail in- to place. ee WHITE PATIO SLABS 24° x 24" 24° X 30" 45° 4° CASH AND CARRY 25m Garden EXTENSION CORD 21° ~ a 8 ¥ 7 A at _, ~ ROOF VENTS Round Vent 89° Square Vent 8% | LAKE SCUGOG LUMBER CO. LTD. cilstie bud centred ® QUALITY PRODUCTS PORT PERR 11 VANEDWARD DRIVE - (OSHAWA ROAD) Y - ONTARIO - PHONE 985-7391 Roof Truss Division - Phone 088-0718 e QUALIFIED SERVICE = Prices In otfoct until May 27, 1989. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST LEONI AN NR] Ne] te ee ee I re St es