The Huntley Farmside

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QUOi O'BRIEN, EDITOR * PUBUSHER
CITY EDITOR
GAIL WASSERSTRASS
QUIN O'BRIEN m, SU3UNNE BROWN. OWNERS
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Letters to the Editor
Dear Edhor,
I am a native of McHenry County and am seeking those of your readers who are interested in postal history and the collecting of postmarks.
The National Postmark Coll¬ ector's Club has over 1,000 members from through-out the United States and Canada. We are a non-profit group of collectors interested in preserv¬ ing this area of American history through town names, postal cancels, and postal history in general.
Our Club is also the sole support of the Pfund Memorial Post Mark Miiseum in Bellevue, Ohio, which houses the world's largest known postmark collect¬ ion.
This area of my home state does not have any members in our club and I am hoping a few collectors that do not know about our organization will see this letter and write to mc for further information.
Thanking you in advance, I remain.
Sincerely, David K. Drawets
Dear tditor;
Once again, it pays to advertise in the Huntley Farm- side Newspaper.
Signed Shakey
Many Thanks
Happy Birthday - G.T.R.C.!!!
Hi Neighbors,
It isn't every week that your first bom son gets married. From the time your child is bom, every parent has expectations of what he or she will be later in life. Usually, in these dreams, we see our child in a much better light or circumstances than we find ourselves. We paint a glowing image in our minds of the perfect man or woman, one who does not smoke or drink, goes to church on Sunday, does not have any of our bad habits and who will meet a person who will become their spouse, for the rest of their life.
Dreams of what our child will be are like New Year's Resolutions which fade into reality as time goes by.
We were always proud of Quin as a boy. He never smoked, drank or did most of the other things which many youngsters do to gain peer acceptance.
In his Junior year in high school, Quin got a job at Great America. While he was there, he met a very lovely girl, named Debbie. Debbie, like Quin didn't drink, smoke or do the other things most parents frown on. To dear ole dad. it seemed like a dream come true, not only was Debbie beautiful, but everything Quin had dreamed of. An added plus is the fact that she is very realistic ami has a good head on her shoulders.
Good Luck to 6oth of you, my two children. May your lives always be as happy as the day you were wed.
See you next week, til then, Happy Daysl
Your Editor
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cards' visits, plants, and calls   What happCUCd??
during my recent stay in Sherman and St. Joe's Hospi¬ tals.
I really appreciate everything. Thanks againt
Lawrence Fettes
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