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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 19, 2000 - 13 Lung Association's golf books make a great gift Just in time for Christmas gifts, The Lung Association is once again offering their Golf Privilege Book will all proceeds used to support The Lung Association's respiratory research efforts and com- munity health programs. The 2001 Golf Privilege Book, a great value at $25, is a promotional voucher booklet filled with great discount offers to golfers in Central Ontario. It pro- vides seasoned golfers and new golf enthusiasts an opportunity to play many fine courses and practice ranges in areas such as Lindsay, Peterborough, Oshawa, Brampton and Orillia, to WM QA 7 "3a 3 Ly [ULE EERE \ N 0) 8 Old Fashioned \ ornaments from The Bradford Exchange Set of 3 $44.98 11nllE, name a few. This year Lionhead Golf & Country Club has a "buy 2, get 2 free greens fees" offer, a $270 value! "Last year's book was extremely popular, and sold out. We suggest that if people want one, they should call as soon as pos- sible," says Sheri Cotton, Development Coordinator. Also, purchase your book by the end of February and your name will be entered in a draw to win 2 greens fees at Harbour View Golf & Country Club in Gilford. Don't miss out! Order your Golf Privilege Book today by calling The Lung Association at (905)436- 1046. [FRAMERS @ALILERY 237 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2543 1-800-637-5391 Authorized Bradford Exchange Group Dealer Jury receives instructions from judge From page 1 Mr. Justice Campbell told the jury in final instruc- tions at 10 a.m. Monday that they must find the defendants either guilty, or not guilty; no lesser charges are available to them as options. Const. Martin is charged with second degree mur- der, Const. Hoskin with weapons charges based on the discharge of his pistol during a struggle with Enzo, and Const. Robins is charged with shooting with intent to wound and assault causing bodily harm. In a courtroom filled with officers from York and Durham - including Durham Chief Kevin McAlpine and Const. Robins' fellow officers from Port Perry's 26 Division - as well as a large contingent of Romagnuolo family and friends, the judge gave jurors his final words of instruction before sequester- ing them while they deliberate. Justice Campbell told the jurors their task was important, and failure to reach a unanimous decision in the case would make any subsequent jury's job a difficult one. "No jury will ever be in a better position to decide this case than you are now," he told them. "All 12 of you must agree on a verdict," Mr. Justice Campbell said. "You do not have to agree on the method used to reach that verdict." All three officers have pleaded not guilty in the case. cry fast! ups! c tie And. i oT Le it's aw ays on! Makes 41 ic at Christmas Present & Order PowerGate High Speed Internet before December 31st 2000 and get your for the whole family! le dem, Insaltion& One Month of Servi Call for details 985-8171 Compton Communications www.compton.net WORRY FREE TV, and we're not stopping there!