| She stepped into the breach as postmistress when the village post office closed after the former sub-postmistress moved abroad. |
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| Julia served as postmistress at the old post office in Binghamstown for all of her working life, until her retirement some years ago. |
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| It continued to house the village school until 1933, when children were taught by the postmistress who lived next door. |
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| The postmistress called for security firms to be made responsible for safe keys to try and stem the rising tide of robberies. |
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| The female postmistress at the post-office is still recovering from the shock of the incident which occurred around 8.20 am on Thursday. |
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| I've done all three without missing a beat and thank the postmistress and the five girls who run more of a bank than a post office. |
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| Rural post offices will be hit hard when direct benefit payments are introduced, the postmistress in Pool-in-Wharfedale fears. |
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| It will be a sad day for a Guiseley postmistress when her business closes in a month due to Post Office cutbacks. |
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| The postmistress at the sub-post office was emphatic that small packages to Europe no longer required green customs slips. |
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| I particularly enjoyed my encounter with the lighthouse's grumpy postmistress. |
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| I could fill in my remaining blank cheque, show the postmistress my bank card and some form of identification and she would shower me with cash. |
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| On August 31, 2001, Kitty stamped her last letter as postmistress of the local post office. |
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| In September 2003, Monica retired as the postmistress of Bangor, bringing an end to the 124-year connection between her family and the postal service in the community. |
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| According to the Retail Sales Representative, the postmistress and her employee are both aware of their linguistic obligations. |
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| This office is fulfilling its linguistic obligations very well and the postmistress should be commended. |
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| Even Cousin Kate, the postmistress, looked pretty good by firelight. |
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| The office has only two employees: the postmistress and one employee, both of whom are bilingual. |
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| The office has only one employee, the postmistress, who has been serving the people in the village for over 20 years from her home. |
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| The staff of this postal outlet consists of: the postmistress, two members of her family and one employee, all of whom are bilingual. |
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| According to a local postmistress, businesses have been forced out of the area and a siege mentality, where shop owners live with the daily threat of violence, prevails. |
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| We believe CPC should find some way of encouraging the postmistress to make greater use of her language skills in French. |
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| The postmistress informed us that all three of the office's employees are bilingual. |
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| She was highly esteemed in the community and a large collection was taken by her friends when she retired as postmistress. |
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| After her discharge, she returned to Steepletop with a nurse, and the local postmistress handled her correspondence. |
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| In addition, the postmistress has contact with the Francophone community. |
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| Last year, Sark's postmistress tacked a spoof of the brothers, from Private Eye, to the bulletin board at her general store, which houses the post office. |
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| In one chapter Kobi, a 17-year-old with a crush on the 30-year-old postmistress and librarian of the town, decides to act on his feelings, which leads to an awkward confrontation. |
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| The postmistress refused to discuss her most famous customers when approached, and local tradesmen appeared to be unaware she even lived in their midst. |
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| The postmistress occasionally receives written directives from CPC with respect to serving the public in both official languages, which she always passes on to her employee. |
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| When he asked questions in French, the postmistress responded in English. |
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| For most small towns, this would mean the end of mail service for weeks and even months, but not in Chilanko Forks, thanks to the bravery and ingenuity of postmistress Penny Chipman. |
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