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"ZIP Code"
Our five-digit ZIP Code is 95588,
Postmaster Martha Prater announced
t od ay.
"Everyobe in die nna lien , Alaska
frill use this ZIP Godson all their
correspondence to speed mail deliver
ies and reduce the chance of mis-sent
mail," Mrs. Prater said.
ZIP Code, the Post Office DeptJ’s"*
re voiutiona ry ne.v system of improved
mail dispatch and delivery, goes into
effect nationally on July 1.
Postmaster mart ha Prater stressed
the importance of ail citizens of
Glennaiien learning this city's ZIP
Code ind using it in their return
addresses on ail correspondence. In
answering mail, she said, ZIP Codes
taken from return addresses on incom
ingmail should be used.
"The ZIP Code is literally the
last word in mail aadressing," sirs.
Prater said ,‘"it should follow the city
and state in addresses.71 She cited
this example of the proper us^ of
ZIPCode :
Mrs . Ma rt ha f r .1 to r
Pos t jus ter,
U.S. Post Off'ics,
3-le nn 3 lie n , Al as ha , 99588
T'ns ns w ZIP Cede pi.an for the
first time will permit tins Post Office
Dept, to short-cut reps a tea address
re nd ing.
"The odd re s s on mu i 1 mus t 0f te n
ns re oa ns muay ns sight or ten times
jby postnl employees, to get it to the
proper destination, Each handling
slows tne proccesof iuii dispatch nnd
ndds to the opportunity for human
s rror. "
!J »7i t h ZIP Code , n c Is rh needs
only to gin nee at ths code to know
itrimsd in ts ly to what national a re .1 ,
s tate and post 0 flies t he Ist te r is
destined, nnd to speed it on its way,
cutting up to 24 hours off the time
oetween deposit -and delivery.”
Mrs . Prater said that w he n Z IP
Gods is in full swing, the United
States will have, "the most modern
system of mail distribution and
Is livery in existence.”
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Hoffman to Resign
Governor -'/iliiam a. Mgan today
announced the resignation of Robert
.ii * Ho 11 in a n t r o m his s t a f f . Mr. Ho f -
['man has been in the . Governor's Office
since 1959 ns nead of rural dev^lop
nent' and Native affairs. He has ac
cepted a position in the Employment
Assistance branch of tne Bur-e a u of
Indian Affairs, ana will begin his
ae w ass ignme n t on July. 1. as As s is t
3nt :ire a Office , Mr. Hof 1 man 'will be
responsible for Nithin-State employ
ne n t place me n t and BIA t r a i n i n g prog
rams conducted for Alaska Natives.
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Ke n n y La kc No w s-Gin n y He 1 ke n n
Swing- your partner and lets' all !
| hiv-: fun and it looked like thats
jwnat -v^ryane was doing at our square |
loanee Saturday night. iir. and i-irs.
Lou Hanks w_r~ out fro in Pa liner and
l Lou called lor us. on intermission
|wj£ held at 10:30 for the drawing of
tfi-e 22 cup- electric coffee maker that
j wjs r jif Ld oil and the 1ucky p e rson
was Roy Ally. Carol was ^xtrsmly
happy as she had yanted to win it so
[bad. After lunch was served it was
back to dancing. Our cofiee pot use
raffle was very successful, thanks to |
all the good people in Copper Center j
ana G-lennallen and of course our own
Ke nny La ke r^ s ide nts w ho he lpe d out
by buying tickets. We cm now buy a
bigger coffee pot for our community
and a good supply of cofj.ec which sh
ould last all through next winter.
Peggy and John Oertz have return
ed to the ir homes tead . to spend the.
summer. John is busy (con 't. on pg.5)