Many things may change
during the New
Year, but net cur
hope that it
proves to be a
happy and successful
one for you
and yours.
MARADA
CAFE
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PALMER MACHINERY
A Cheer for the New Year
liVre all set for another New Year...so
exciting, so full of promise! We hope it finds
you in good spirits and leaves you with many happy memories.
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JOHNSON FUEL SERVICE
/?oll out the barrel for the New Year,
and make it a good, big barrel...big enough to hold
ail the warm wishes that we extend to you
and your family for a happy, successful 1959.
MAG’S PLUMBING & HEATING
USDA SCIENTISTS
FIND NEW USES
FOR FARM PRODUCTS
Many new ways to use farm
oroducts came out of U. S. De
partment of Agriculture utiliza
tion research laboratories during
1958. Among important discov
eries and progress reported were:
Scientists at Eastern Labora
tory, Philadelphia, developed uni
que material called vinyl stear
ate, already 'being produced com
mercially for use in water-based
oaints and plastics. Made from in
editble tallows and greases, pro
duct provides new outlet for
these surplus animal fats. Labora
tory’s reasearchers also succeeded
in producing, experimentally,
crystals of dry, whole milk that
mix readily with water to pro
duce milk comparable in flavor
to fresh milk.
Progress also was made on new
quick method of removing hair
from animal hides. A belt-trough
derydrator, developed at West
ern Laboratory in Albany, Cali
fornia, is improvmg operations of
commercial fruit and vegetable
processors by providing fast, uni
form drying in conventional pro
cessing. It is also advancing com
mercial use of two new processes
-liehydrofreezing and dehydro
canning—in which partial dehy
dration precedes freezing or can
ning. These two spaee-and
money-saving proceeses also are
Family Night Program
Plartnsd at United
Protestant Church
Holiday observances at the Un
ited Protestant Church during the
New Year period will include a
family night supper Wednesday
evening at the church. The pot
luck supper will begin at 6 p.m.
in the church social hall, follow
ed by a fellowship program
which will include an hour of
movies, family, and group wor
ship.
Eastern Star Order
To Install Officers
Elected and appointed officers
of the Matanuska Valley Chapter
Order of Eastern Star will be in
stalled in office during a special
meeting to be held Wednesday,
January 7 at 8 p.m. at Carpen
ters hall.
Elected officers who will be in
stalled include: Eileen Branton,
worthy matron; Oscar Johnson,
worthy patron; Lillian Wood, as
sociate matron; A1 Reeder, as
sociate patron; Wanda Gagnon,
conductress; Cloycine Driggars,
associate conductress; Rodney
Johnson, sentinel; Marne Hanks,
secretary; and Rose Johnson,
treasurer.
Western Laboratory achieve
ments. !
happiness and success throughout '59.
Brook’s Eqaipmsiit Co,
A very joyous \||j|V
holiday season is what we
wish for you and yours
Matanuska Valley
Federal Credit Union
PALMER BODY & PAINT
I
your New Year
bright with many happy
hours...rich in good
and good fortune.
MOTOR-m SERVICE
We greet
the New Year with the
hope that it
brings you and your
family a bountiful
share of all life*a
treasured gifts.
NORM'S SUPER SERVICE
Here comes the New Year...and here we come
to thank you for giving us the pleasure of serving
you and to extend our best wishes for a flying
start to success and happiness for you in '59.
PALMER AUTOMOTIVE
AL KING
MODE 0 DAY
We’re planning ways and
means to serve our customers
even better in 1959. With
srncerw thanks for y0Ur
Mr good will and
Peonage, we wish m t
PiPPEL INSURANCE AGENCY
BOB. KAY. IZETTA AND KATIE