Swift's Premium All-Meat

Sli. Bologna » 49.

Swift’s Premium Boneless

Canned Hams :: *2””

Copeland’s Tasty

Bag Sausage ». 45.

Dirr’s Gold Seal All Meat

Wieners.....». 49:

 

Jewell Chicken, Beef or Turkey

Pot Pies ..22:....... x 69%

Stouffer's Frozen Dutch

Potato Salad ......2 32" 49%
Chick'n & Noodles "1." 69°
Orange Juice ....4 S 89

Turnovers .......... Uc" 59¢

(Apple, Blueberry, Lemon or Raspberry)

  

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Gorton’s Family Size

Fish Sticks Men ks, 59%

+ pkg.

Treceure fele Family Pack

Breaded Shrimp ...'%": 99¢

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Sms 298 2 Sire 29%

 
    

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Breakstone’s Taste Treat

Sour Cream .....<.2 pnt 23°

Famous Lucky Whip

Dessert Topping >. <=. 49°
Margarine =: ec a 298
Sharp Cheddar .-.. rs, 45°

Swiss Cheese ...... ™ 79°

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PRICES EFFECTIVE
THRU SATURDAY,
JANUARY 7th...

TENDER - AGED
heavy western beef

Boneless Round ». 99:
Sirloin Steak .. » 99°
T-Bone Steak. . » 99°

Club Steak ....... & 99%
Ground Beef... » 49°

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Delicious Deep-Sea

Scallops...... b 49

Tasty Pink

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LAKE WORTH (PALM SPRINGS)
@ 3000 BROADWAY
RIVIERA BEACH
@ PALM COAST SHOPPING PLAZA
WEST PALM BEACH
@ 828 SOUTHERN BLVD.
WEST PALM BEACH

STORE HOURS
MON. THRU FRI.— A.M. ’TIL 9 P.M.
SAT.—9 A.M. ’TIL 7 P.M.

   

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LAKE WORTH HERALD
Pg. 9 Thurs., Jan. 5, 1961

State Sells
Wildlife Food
Seeds at Cost

TALLAHASSEE—Florida land-
owners may now obtain seed and
seedlings for wildlife food plant-
ings at cost-price from the Game
and Fresh Water Fish Commis-
sion.

Landowners desiring such plant-
ing materials should immediately
forward their orders to R. W. Mur-
ray, Game Biologist, Route 1, Chip-
ley, Florida. Payment by check
made out to the Florida Game and
Fresh Water Fish Commission
should accompany the order.

Prices are $5.00 per thousand for
Thunbergii lespedeza seedlings, 75
cents per pound for partridge pea
seed, and 48 cents per pound for
common lespedeza seed.

The Commission formerly dis-
tributed such planting materials
free of charge. However, the Com-
mission has found that a better
quality of wildlife plantings, ‘and a
better usage of the planting mater-
ials, will be accomplished if the ma-
terials are made available at cost.
The policy to charge a cost-price
for planting materials was recently
set at a formal meeting of the Com-
mission, {

Information about planting the
material may be obtained from the

 

‘Commission or the State Soil Con-

servation Service, according to A.
D. Aldrich, Commission Director.

Road, Bridge
Projects Up

For the 17th straight month,
road and bridge construction proj-
ects in Florida have exceeded the
$20 million mark, the State Road
Department announced recently.

In a monthly progress repott,
Road Board Chairman William B.
Willian said the Road Department’s
construction projects in November
totalled more than $210 million.
Monthly totals have exceeded $200
million since July of 1959, Killian
said.

Theve was no bid letting im
November but $210,349,231 in proj-
ects. continued from _ previous
months.

During the month, contracts
were .formally executed for road
and bridge construction totalling
2,414,524 while work completed and
accepted by the Road Department
in the 30-day period amounted to
$2,773,227.

This figure includes work on
more than 170 miles of new Inter-
state highways, plus 345 miles of
primary and 402 miles of second-
ary, both new and improved. _

District Four — which includes
heavily-populated Dade, Broward
and Palm Beach counties—led in
the amount cf work under way in
November with a total of §57,.
826,358.

District Five, including 12 coun-
ties in the central part of the state,
set the pace in the number of
projects with a total of 70, followed
closely by District Two in north-
east Florida with 69.

District totals in November were
as follows:

District One—55 contracts in 14
counties totalling $35,787,081.

District Two—69 contracts in 16
counties totalling $41,209,433.

District Three—46 contacts in 16
counties totalling $27,844,263.

District Four—44 contracts in 9
counties totalling $57,826,358.

District Five—70 contracts in 12
counties totalling $47,682,096.

 

Delicious Pie Boasts
Tangy Cheese Flavor

There is no better time to try an
unusual flavor in your home-made
apple pies than now while baking
apples are at their peak.

If you are looking for a really
distinctive variation of the always
popular pie—one that has exciting
taste appeal — let American blue
cheese and dairy sour cream come
to the rescue.

You'll find the subtle sharpness
of the delicately- marbled blue
cheese is in complete harmony with
sweetened,. lightly spiced:.sour
cream. In combination they accent-
uate the goodness of sliced apples
to make a surprisingly fine pie
flilng with the chee providing
an elegant note.

This is the kind of ‘sttrastiea,
open-faced pie to serve for Sunday
dinner and for parties.

Blue Cheese Apple Pie
(eight-inch :pie) :

Pastry for single 8-inch pie shell

4 to 5 large baking apples, pared
and cored

2/3 cup sugar

1/4 teaspoon each cinnamon and
nutmeg

2 tablespoons flour
1/2 cup dairy sour cream
1/2 cup crumbled American. blue

cheese (about 3 ounces)

Slice apples thin and arrange in
pastry lined pie plate. Mix remain-
ing ingredients together. Pour mix-
ture evenly over the apples. Bake

at 375 degrees for 45 to.50 minutes.
Roll out any remaining pastry and
cut designs with cooky cutter, Bake
them on a cooky shéet in' hot oven
for 10 minutes. Place cutouts on
top of baked pie. Serve pie slightly

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