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Canada/Covers & Postmarks : Our little post office is featured in the news of the local 4 page newspaper

 

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Liz

05 Oct 2023
04:24:33am

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Fulford Post Office’s new pictorial cancel, featuring artwork by islander Robert Bateman, entered service at the end of September.
ISLAND LIFE
New Fulford Post Office cancel ‘hard at work’
By
ROBB MAGLEY
October 4, 2023
Salt Spring philatelists had reason to celebrate last week, as a new pictorial cancel stamp for the Fulford Post Office entered service, according to postmaster Andrea LeBorgne.

A “cancel” is an inked stamp, used over postage to indicate the value has been used, and typically will show the date a letter or parcel was mailed and the post office where it was processed. LeBorgne said after several months of working on content and design, Fulford’s new cancel was “hard at work” in the south-end post office next to the Rock Salt Restaurant — and just in time for the third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

LeBorgne noticed back in January that “2023” was the last year on the date wheel for the Fulford Post Office’s cancel stamp — meaning there was plenty of time to work on a new one.


“I was thrilled when Robert Bateman agreed to contribute a sketch for the project,” said LeBorgne. “His artful line drawing reflects the natural beauty of the harbour and Mount Maxwell.”

WENÁ¸NEC and HWUNE’NUTS, the SENCOTEN and Hul’q’umi’num place names for Fulford Harbour, are included on the stamp, as a reminder of the First Nations traditional use of the island.

“This was the perfect time to freshen the look and make a new image specific to the Fulford Post Office,” said LeBorgne. “Creating awareness about the Indigenous place names can hopefully become a conversation starter, and a learning opportunity.”

Locals on Salt Spring can look for the new image on items originating from the Fulford Post Office, and can mail letters and parcels Monday to Friday, from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m.

To receive a pictorial cancel for collecting, according to Canada Post, anyone can mail envelopes or covers, stamped with return postage, inside a stamped envelope to the Fulford Post Office, 101 Morningside Rd.

Address the envelope to the attention of the postmaster.Image Not Found


NOTE: They did not provide the postal code - LOL

The correct mailing address is:
ATTENTION: POSTMASTER
FULFORD POST OFFICE
101 MORNINGSIDE RD
SALT SPRING ISLAND, BC V8K 1B0
CANADA
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05 Oct 2023
04:24:33am

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Fulford Post Office’s new pictorial cancel, featuring artwork by islander Robert Bateman, entered service at the end of September.
ISLAND LIFE
New Fulford Post Office cancel ‘hard at work’
By
ROBB MAGLEY
October 4, 2023
Salt Spring philatelists had reason to celebrate last week, as a new pictorial cancel stamp for the Fulford Post Office entered service, according to postmaster Andrea LeBorgne.

A “cancel” is an inked stamp, used over postage to indicate the value has been used, and typically will show the date a letter or parcel was mailed and the post office where it was processed. LeBorgne said after several months of working on content and design, Fulford’s new cancel was “hard at work” in the south-end post office next to the Rock Salt Restaurant — and just in time for the third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

LeBorgne noticed back in January that “2023” was the last year on the date wheel for the Fulford Post Office’s cancel stamp — meaning there was plenty of time to work on a new one.


“I was thrilled when Robert Bateman agreed to contribute a sketch for the project,” said LeBorgne. “His artful line drawing reflects the natural beauty of the harbour and Mount Maxwell.”

WENÁ¸NEC and HWUNE’NUTS, the SENCOTEN and Hul’q’umi’num place names for Fulford Harbour, are included on the stamp, as a reminder of the First Nations traditional use of the island.

“This was the perfect time to freshen the look and make a new image specific to the Fulford Post Office,” said LeBorgne. “Creating awareness about the Indigenous place names can hopefully become a conversation starter, and a learning opportunity.”

Locals on Salt Spring can look for the new image on items originating from the Fulford Post Office, and can mail letters and parcels Monday to Friday, from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m.

To receive a pictorial cancel for collecting, according to Canada Post, anyone can mail envelopes or covers, stamped with return postage, inside a stamped envelope to the Fulford Post Office, 101 Morningside Rd.

Address the envelope to the attention of the postmaster.Image Not Found


NOTE: They did not provide the postal code - LOL

The correct mailing address is:
ATTENTION: POSTMASTER
FULFORD POST OFFICE
101 MORNINGSIDE RD
SALT SPRING ISLAND, BC V8K 1B0
CANADA

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