OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT FRI. and SAT. SPORTSMAN LANES OPEN BOWLING FRI. SAT. SUN. Check the beautiful gifts on display that you get JUST FOR BOWLING. WEEK END SPORTS PREDICTIONS FRI. NipRock over Marathon at the Nipigon Arena SAT. Montreal over Buffalo 10% off on all PIZZA'S after the game if the great Canadiens don't win SUN. Miami over Dallas 10% off on all CHAMPION CHICKEN orders if Miami loses. _ Tell the story like it is with printed material like catalogs, packages, news letters. For top workmanship . . . count on our expert staff. TERRACE BAY NEWS P. 0. Box 579 TERRACE BAY, ON I -- PH: 886-2529 NO 1 Continued from front page _ " Entry Fees: 1st Race $3 for club members, $5 for non members. NOTE: Each additional race will cost the driver an extra $2.00. Beardmore Racing Results - Jan.' 9th/72. 340 - Art Jalkanen. Doug Westphal, G. Stirlchuk; NO 2 Continued from front page while having in excess of 80 milligrams of alcohol in their blood. A licence plate bearing number 1T9319 was lost within the last two months. Anyone finding same, please turn it in at the Nipigon Detachment. A theft of personal property from the back of a half-ton truck which was parked at the Dorion ton is under investigate 399 Pierre Paquette, Art Jalkanen, J. St. Amand. 440 -V. Overacker, Bob Markewick, David Brennen. Mod. - Art Jalkanen^ G. Stirlchuk, Ray Villeneuve. Next general meeting, Feb. 6th, Legion at 8 p. m. A 34 year old resident from Lake Helen Mission was found deceased in his residence and is under investigation as to the cause of death. An assault between two brothers in which one was seriously injured is under investigation. Complaints are being received at this office of noisy snowmobiles being driven during the early hours of the morning and disturbing residents. Complaints of this nature should be directed to the Township Council in writing. Three motor vehicle collisions were investigated resulting in $1250.00 damage. No injuries were sustained. SWIMMING POOL The Nipigon volunteer swimming pool committee is in high gear! Watch this paper next week for the beginning of a series of articles on their proposals for Nipigon's new swimming pool. Yippee, last one in is a rotten DORION LIBRARY MEETING The librarian's report showed 705 books loaned in Dec. After some discussion the board agreed on children helping in the Library as long as they stay in the library portion of the hall. M. Harris stated that she had been advised that reference books be made available to members for home usage. Under the Incentive program the board felt that a new desk be constructed or noise reduction program. M. Belesky was appointed Librarian for the year 72. Dr. Music Teaches... the world to sing As the holiday season approaches, we are all looking for new, appetizing and tempting party ideas. Instead of the usual cheese and crackers, offer your guests these delicious dips made from imported Holland Edam cheese -- and, presented in their red wax shells, they add an extra splash of color. The extra preparation will be well worth the praise you are sure to receive for your special cheese tray. Additionally, an Edam cheese ball makes an ideal gift to take along to Christmas or New Year's parties at which you are the guest. Simply wrap the "bowl" in plastic wrap, and festive paper if you wish. 1 (1 lb. 14 oz.) imported Holland Edam cheese Cut imported Holland Edam in half. Scoop cheese from each half leaving 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch shell (Edam is easy to work with when it is at room temperature). Shred the Edam cheese removed from each half of the shell with a fine vegetable shredder. For Toasted Almond Dip: Blend or cream shredded Edam from one half of shell 1/2 cup sauterne 2 tablespoons soft unsalted butter 1/2 cup slivered almonds (toasted) Spoon filling back into the "bowl" made from one half of the imported Edam ball. For Buttered Pecan Dip: Blend or cream shredded Edam from the second half of the imported Edam ball with: 1/2 cup claret 2 tablespoons soft unsalted butter 1/2 cup chopped pecans pinch of nutmeg Spoon the dip into bowl made from second half of Edam ball. To serve, place party "bowls" on serving trays with assorted crackers or crisp vegetables. If you prefer softer dips add small amounts of milk or cream. Makes enough for about 40 servings. Dips may be wrapped and stored in refrigerator for as long as two weeks but are best served at room temperature. Remove from refrigerator 1/2 hour before serving. Either filling makes a tasty accompaniment to a slice of mincemeat tart. Take-out centre All Star Line Up phone 887-2721 phone 887-2721 phone 887-2721 1. EGG ROLLS with plum sauce » 2. FISH and CHIPS with tartar sauce 79$ and hot roll 3. CHAMPION CHICKEN individual dinners or by the box prepared by colonel paziuk HAMBURGERS the best burgers this 45 cents side of gravel river __ 5, STEAK SANDWICH with fried onions' 85 cents and steak sauce 6, 21 SHRIMP with shrimp sauce 1.50 and french fries 7, ONION RINGS 30 cents PEROGEYS potato and cheese, dozen 35 cents blueberry sauerkraut and cottage cheese every friday till 6 p.m. 9, PIZZA with the crispy crust and tangy sauce and, on the flip side, a gentle folk version by the • Laurie Bower Singers. The hit tune was originally a 60 second jingle. However, public response was so favorable that the jingle has been recorded into a 3 minute top 40 hit. Doug Riley (left), leader of the Canadian pop-rock group. Dr. Music, and Laurie Bower (right), of the Laurie Bower Singers, were on hand recently to launch the new Canadian disc, "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (in Perfect Harmony)". Both Canadian groups were invited to give their own interpretation of the song and the result is a newly cut 45 rpm disc released with the co-operation of the bottlers of Coca-Cola. The two separate, versions of the tune feature a gospel-rock arrangement by Dr. Music Double-Dutch Dips _Page 8 -The Nipigon GAZETTE -Wednesday, January 12, 1972-