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S p a 1955T ■ • * ■' ^TJHURSDAY, MAY 26^ 1955 T H E LEADER PAGE THIRTEEN E s s o O il P r o m o t e s t, J r . FoSmCT Freeport Man ‘ -Made Assistant Manager For Part of Pennsylvania Edwin D. pniiDrick, Jr., h a s been prom o ted to A ssistant D istrict M an- t iger In the W ilkes-Barre - Scranton • - Allentown D istrict-by Esso- S t a n d ard Oil Company. Mr. Phllbrick began ihls Esso career as a service station salesm an on . the Pennsylvania Turnpike in 1940. H e has gained recognition not only tor his tine work In sales but also tor the ability shown as a Dis tric t M erchandising A ssistant in the ■Harrisburg D istrict. Mr. Phllbrick was graduated from th e University of M ichigan in 1940 where he m ajored in Economics and History. He is a veteran ot W orld W a r II • and served as a Private and Captain in- the artillery Section of th e 4th' In f a n tr y Division where h e was aw arded five battle stars an d the Bronze S tar. - Mr. Phllbrick h a s been residing w ith his wife, Judy, in H a rrisburg. They plan, to move to th e W ilkes- B a rre area in the n e a r future, He was bom in Freeport and ; a ttended- school- h ere. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Phllbrick. Sr., now live a t 168 Rose street. .. HONORED BY FIREM E N F rank J. Sm ith of Freeport has been elected statistician of th e Nas- ■sau C o u n ty Firem e n ’s Association. P o s t O f f i c e T o I n a u g u r a t e C e r t i f i e d M a i l O n J u n e 6 The Post Office Department will inaugurate a new serv ice June 0, which will be knovvn as Certified Mail. -II will provider a receipt for the sender and .a record of delivery at the office- of address. The service will only be available for first-class mail having .no value. The mail may be sent by air if the required air mail postage is paid. Re turn \receipts may-bee reffyosledj-at the-time of-mailing- only,-and special delivery service will bp available on payment of the required fee. T h e fee for certified m all will be 15 cents. A fee of 7 cents will be charged tor a retu r n receipt show ing to wh^m and when th e letter- is delivered. W hen \a retu r n receipt showing to whom, w h en and the ad dress of delivery is desired a fee of 81 cents will be charged. A certified m ail stam p for pay m ent of the fee is available. How ever, the fee and postage m ay be paid by ordinary stamps, /■meter stam p s or perm it imprints. Senders m ay m ail certified mail a t the post office window, lu the mail drop or tn street letter boxes. They may obtain blank certified mall coupons w ithout charge a t the post office. B lank retu r n receipts m ay also be obtained if desired. T h e following is the procedure to follow in mailing: a. E n ter on the receipt portion o f the certified m a il coupon the name and complete address of the person o r firm to whom t h e m a il is addressed. If return-receipt service is wanted, check block to show the fee. 5. If return receipt is w a n ted en-. ter the certified mall num b e r on the return receipt card, address it to yourself and attach it to the back of the envelope. If you desire .the .xeturn receipt to show th e ad dress whEre the letter was delivered, there is a block a t th top of thi form which m u st be checked by you. c. Be sure__to., a ttach sufficient postage stam p s to the-envelope to pay the certified m ail fee, first- class postage, return receipt fee, or special delivery fee. d. If you w a n t a postm arked sender's -receipt, attach the certified mail sticker to th e letter and pre sent the letter and the completed coupon to the postal employee e. If you do' no t w a n t a post m arked receipt attach the Certified Mail sticker to the address side of the envelope directly above the ad dress. detach your receipt and de posit the letter In a letter box or m all drop. M ark your receipt to show the date. The Post Office D e p a rtm e n t will issue a 15-cent stam p , to be used-ln connection with, the new certified m a il'service The stam p will be ’ 0.84 by 1.44 inches in dimension,, arranged ver tically w ith a simple picture fram e effect, printed by the rotary pro cess, electric-eye perforated and is sued in sheets of 50. The color of the stam p wlllibe red. T h e overall design of the stam p -portrays a uniform ed letter cairler on a lig h t- g r a d u a ted background. The wording ‘Certified Mall’ in dark gothic, is displayed across the top of the stam p and U. S. Postage 15 cents across the bottom In white- face .gothic. T ills s tam p will go on sale at the Freeport Post-O ffice on - J u n e 7 or gs soon thereafter as received here, Postm a ster R a lph L. M arshall has announced. HEADS COST ACCOUNTANTS F ranklin L. Buchhett of_Merrlcfc was elected to head Long Island C h a p ter N a tional Association of Cost Accountants, last week In the G a rden d lty Hotel. Rotary Club Sponsors , : ---- Student Tours o f Plants The R o tary Club of Freeport ha3 adopted-a program designed to ac quaint High School students witlf \ a cross section of local industry. A group of thirteen seniors and Jun iors, interested in vocational careers, m ade an Inspection of the Colum bian Bronze Corporation plant on N o rth Main street, May 12. They .were accompanied b y j i l t - - Parker, of the Freeport High School Indus trial A rts Departm ent; and Jam e s A. Slmson, D irector Vocational Service- of the. Rotary. Club. T h d tour was conducted- by Mr. NeUsoii’ of Columbian-Bronze.- Sim ilar piro-i J e c t s a r e b e in g 'p la n n e d for- the near, future; The Rotary Club’s Vocational Service Committee Is comprised o f ■ the following members: O h a r l h f Kolb, Ille Electric Co., Chairm a n :- Robert B. Paterson, Columbian- Bronze Corp.; Stan Black, B lac& Oldsmoblle; Charles Shinn, Milshijl Products: and H a rry Frey, H. Frey Co. THE EDITH McINTOSH SCHOOL OF MUSIC < i 48 Hillside Ave., Rockville Centre Announces Recitals May 13 Interm e d iate and Advanced Students at 8:15 P.M. May 15 D iana Allen, Solo-Recital a t 4:00 P.M. May 20 B a rbara Morgan, Solo-Recital a t 8 :30 P.M. M ay 27 Interm e d iate and .Advanced Students a t 8:15 P M ^ June 1 Paula Simon, Solo-Recital a t 8:30 F M . June 3 Sallle Wolfe - B a rbara Bulkosteln - J o int Recital a t 8:30 P.M. June 10 Vincent Lent!, Solo-Recital a t 8:30 P M , THE PUBLIC. IS INVITED TO ATTEND New Dodge Cudpm (SySnoncer. Other Dodge model, priced below many model. In .he lowed price fie d. Some things you can see right away that tell you this is the year of the tig Dodge, move.- (Sales have doubled over last year!) You cari stack the new Dodge up against other cars in its field, and see how much ' larger and more luxurious it is: Up to 9 inches longer than competition^. • You can see the distinction at new Dodge styling^ with eager lines that are stealing ■ ; the \OH’s” from the costliest cars. -The- North Main swept-back sweep-around windahleld.The \sparkle’' of twin-jet taillights and three- \ tone color- combinations. The beauty of\ Jacquard tapestry interiors. But more important- than this-is the deep- down dependability ^engineered into every unseen part and feature of this great Dodge! That is something-you discover through the years and over the miles. It is your sure reward for choosing the new Dodge. CHECK YOUR CAR — CHECK ACCIDENTS 1 ■ T H E N E W Flair-Fashioned - . . and Flashing Ahead! 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