6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 28,1970
'Try to Remember' to Mail Early'
■U S Postal officials are urg- toireis remember recommended
ing citizens to lemember that mailing dates mis will insure
recommended mailing dates foi fast and efficient delivery of
civilian domestic Christmas parcels and cards and prevent
mails start in early Decembei disappointments for friends and
The national Chustmas “mail family members Of course, it
early” theme this year is based Wl ]i a i so be a big help to your
on the famihai musical tune post office,” a postal official
“Try to Remember” and is sai( j
featured in public service radio ' , , ; -
and TV announcements Key suggested latest dates by
“The idea is to have our cus- which Christmas mail should oe
deposited .aie as follows, but
postal officials are raging cus
tomers to mail earlisi wherever
possible:
Domestic Mails
(Except Alaska and Hawaii):
Parcels
Dec 1
a Distant States
b. Local & Nearby Areas Dec 11
Greeting Cards
Dec 10
a Distant States
b. Local & Nearby Areas Dec 15
Alaska and Hawaii:
Parcels
a Surface Mail Nov 30
b Airmail Dec 14
Greeting Cards
a. Surface Mail Dec. 4
b. Airmail Dec. 14
In addition, several key dates
for civilian international mail
are as follows
To Canada and Mexico Sur
face Parcels, Dec 4, Greeting
Cards, Dec. 9, and Air Parcels,
Dec 16
Dates for international mails
are posted in post office lobbies,
tut, in ease of questions, consult
the local post office
Every greeting card should
show the name and address of
the sender in addition to the des
tination address Both addresses
should include the ZIP Code
The exchange of Christmas
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Cards offers the ideal opportun- parcels is recommended. Alien
ity to let occasional correspon- closed slip of paper listing th«
dents know a correct address contents arid showing" the senil
and ZIP Code The same care in er’s name and address is recom
addressing and packing gift mended
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