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FROM THE EDITOR
Hi!
Just luv getting all your letters! I'm going
to try to answer as many of your questions as we have space for.
Sandy Ganger, Lorrie Mackain, Linda Kirk, Barbie Emslie, L.R. from New Jersey, and Linda Leonard all wrote to find out if The
Cowsills are going to have their own television
show! At the moment nothing has been set, but we hope to have some news for you soon. Don't worry, you'll be the first to know!
We've also gotten questions about the possibility of setting up regional and even international fan clubs for The Cowsills. At this point we want to have things remain just as they are. That's really just to protect all of you Cowsill fans. So until we let you know otherwise, there will just be one Cowsill Fan Club headquarters in Los Angeles. We want everybody who is a Cowsill luvver to keep in touch with us, so if you do know someone who is a fellow fan living outside the U.S., why don't you have them get in touch with us. We could make sure they, too, get all the Cowsill news, and maybe they'd enjoy joining our Cowsill Penpals. Thanks to Kenny Lynn and others who let us know that they would love to head up either regional or international organizations. When the right time comes, we'll keep you in mind!
If, by any chance, you're like Peggy Barry, you may have gotten two Fan Club membership cards. If you have more than one, keep one and send the other back to us. Originally it was quite a job organizing various lists of fan club members and people who wanted to join the Cowsill Fan Club. So sometimes we goofed, but I know you fabulous fans will all understand.
One of our problems has been the fact that many of you have written complaining that your poster orders do not seem to reach you quickly enough. We're happy to hear from you any time, and want to know when you're dissatisfied with something. One of the reasons that posters went out more slowly than first planned is that your Cowsill Fan Club's new v-p, Chrystal, was involved in a traffic accident just prior to the holidays and couldn't come in to work for a couple of weeks. Now that she's well and on the job, we're doing our
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DIANE'S MAILBOX
Dear Diane:
This is just a short note to thank the grooviest people, namely The Cowsills, for being so kind as to let me write about them in our school newspaper. The cooperation of Chrystal Ford, Diane Warner, and the rest of their fan club staff has been so fantastic that I think they should be commended in the Chronicle.
If you've written to The Cowsills and haven't gotten a reply yet, hang in there! You're bound to get a terrific letter back soon.
So, on behalf of the entire Goddard High School "Telestar" staff, thanks for being you. We're keeping you number one.
Shirley Michels
Goddard High School
Roswell, New Mexico
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Mr. Postman
To give a helping hand to us and to the carriers
who get your letters to us, please note the following addresses. If the right things go to the right places, it will speed up our getting your letters and your ordersand you won't have to wait so long for a reply!
Letters to The Cowsills go to 9255 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90069
Letters concerning the Fan Club or requests for membership in The Cowsill Fan Club should be addressed to The Cowsill Fan Club, c/o Diane Warner, 9255 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90069
Poster orders should go to Cowsill Posters, 9255 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90069
Souvenir Program orders should go to Cowsill Programs, 9255 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90069
Letters to The Cowsill Chronicle, to Barbara's Bulletin Board, or to Diane Warner for publication in The Chronicle should be sent to The Chronicle's NEW ADDRESS at 6430 Sunset Boulevard, Suite 912, Hollywood, California 90028
PENPALS ANYONE?
We've had a marvelous suggestion from
Cowsill Fan Club members who think it would
be a groove to be able to write other Cowsill
fans. We would like to print in our next issue
of The Cowsill Chronicle more names and
addresses of fellow fans who would enjoy
being a Cowsill Penpal, so if you would like to
be added to our list, write Diane Warner at
The Chronicle. Two gals who would love to
hear from you are:
Kathy Kimbrough
2801 Jewell
Topeka, Kansas 66611
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Patti McNulty
1515 East 52 Street
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11234
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LETTERS
all kinds
Dear Mrs. Cowsill:
During the summer I went to Atlantic City twice to see The Cowsills perform. After the show, I went outside and waited HOURS to see the boys and Susan. Right before the late show they came out and I was lucky enough to get to talk to them all and get their autographs. I had heard people say that The Cowsills were stuck up and all. I said I wouldn't believe it unless I were there. And I WAS there. They were the most friendly and warm people I had ever talked to. And they don't even act like stars. They acted HUMAN. They joked around and answered questions. I was never happier in my life. Your family made my summer complete. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Marianne Libertella Glendora, N.J.
Dear Mrs. Cowsill:
I know you won't print this because it dares
to say a word against you. I'm writing this
because I don't think girls should go batty over
some boy they've never met. Unfortunately,
my sister is flipped out, freaked out, and has
gone completely bongos (not to mention bananas) over John Cowsill (your son, remember?)
Well, you seem to me to be awfully conceited,
and I don't see what she sees in him. The last
girl who wrote you dying of "everlasting love"
was told, in simpler language, to "bug off; we
don't need you." Let the kid meet John. She'll
probably have built him up so big that when
she sees he's just an over-publicized singing
slob who is a boy just like any other, she'll
leave. Your sons are cute, but there are just
as many cute boys (some cuter) on my block.
(One of them is my fiance.) I know I sound
rotten, but I really do like your music and
many times have wondered how you can raise
seven kids without going batty. I know I'd
deny they were all mine!
Bonnie
Dear Mrs. Cowsill:
I saw Susan on the Dean Martin Show. It really got me mad. That Joey Heatherton got to sing three times on the show. It's not that I minded, but at least they could have let Sue sing alone for the two minutes she had. But, no, Dean Martin had to sing with her.
- Kim Matsco Whitehall, Pennsylvania
COWSILL SUPER FANS
SUE FOX of Columbus, Ohio, who let us know that Silver Threads and Golden Needles" was a #1 pick on station WCOL, and our best to WCOL's Salesman of the Week that week, deejay Mike Adams.
KAREN NELSON and SANDY BROWN of Beverly, Massachusetts, who sent THE GREATEST SCRAPBOOK EVER to The Cowsills.
SHERRI KEITH of Sacramento, who wrote to send a special Cowsill "hi" to KXOA's Don Wright.
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