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Walter Witicbell, newspaper
‘ columnist’ and -TY personality.
and I always thought his family liked me. Adam’s brother
is getting married noxt Sunday and Adam will be an usher
in the wedding party. ] am very upset because I-wasn't
invited to the wedding. Who does the inviting anyway?

Please answer soon as this has left me sleepless. RT

DEAR HURT: The bride and her family “does the
inviting.” But the groom and his family efe alse allowed to
invite a certain number of guests. «9 0 °°. .

Wf Adam had requested it, you probably would have been

Must He Call Wife
If He'll Be Late?

ae By Abigail Van Buren. me When we go to their homes, it hurts when we, don’t sec

of guesta, or maybe the ushers were asked to “escort” the
bridesmaids, eo Adam had a “duty” date..Ask him,

-- DEAR ABBY: If Idon’t get this off my check, Tit burst.
We have two sons,-There are rione better. Both are
- married and have lovely families., i :
MN 1 + (9 1O7Bby Chicago TribuneN-¥. Newn Synd. Inc, even one photograph of Dad and me in sight.
oe ; ' We've gone to thé trouble and expense of having our
ae . ; pictures taken at a good studio. We've even had them
“RAR ABBY: My wife and [have been married for 15 enlarged andi framed, ut apparently they are stored away
et ‘a lot and ot
y ars and have the: cea lat wae md Tecmetimes _ Our home is filled with pictures of our gona, their wives
tee a'bar to unwind and talk with friends, I get home #4 children, Am I wrong to feel hurt?
caywhare between B and 10 p.m. (Only occaslonally dol = - HIDDEN PICTURES
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until the bar closes at 1am.) . . oe

i isit j i DEAR HIDDEN: No. Apparently your sons and their

tieerme upetil Ary stop and visit my mother, which wives are not aware of your feelings. No harm in being
=: My wife always has dinner on the table at 6 pa and honest. Mention it. ee ne
jnore often than not, I'm there. Ican't ynderatand why she . . a

. Jasists that I should call Her-afteg; work to, let her know DEAR ABBY: I am 64 and Norman is 68. We have two
Where Iam and whether I'm: corfiing ri ht home: or not, .married sons. Everything was fine until about five months
© She doesn't object tomy having afew drinka; she knows ago when I noticed that Norman was spending a lot of time
T'm not seeing other women, and she certainly can’t object: in the carport, even when it was pouring rain!
‘to my seeing my mother. Nevertheless, she gete mead-and |
jaya eho has a right to know ag soon as possible which

making hand signals and“waving to the lady across .the

dighte I'l be home later than usual. - “- : >. street, Inoticed, too, that when Norman walked the dog,
: How can I get her to grow up and realize that mature he would stand in front of thie lady’a house and stare into
fdults ‘do not need to check in like children? .:* . her. window. Then she'd come to the window and the hand
a : _ - -.,.. NAGGED TO DEATH. signals and. waving would start.’

rn co re re _” The women is older than I am, I notice that thia monkey
‘S DEAR NAGGED: Why don't YOU grow up and behave business between her and Norman goes on only when her
jike a:responsible adult? Your wile has a right to know

husband is at work—never on weekends or in the evening.
‘which nights you're going to be late, and if ao, how late. I finally couldn't take it anymore, so I called our two eons
Few things. are as unsettling to a wife”
fadefinitely for her Irastianst to show up ter dinner, So outrageous. flirtin
; 1ow you to be late, give her a call: carport and to wal
when m™ know youre. @ "6 oo ee he tid for:two days, Then he went back to his old tricks,
i DEAR ABBY: What can be done for a 72-year-old claiming there. was nothing to it. -
‘woman with a drinking problem? That woman is. my Abby, I’m'sick about this and am losing weight. What
focal and it breaks my heart.to see’ her idéstroying can T do?.I can no longet ‘trust my husband of 44. years.

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7 They told him to stay out “of the
‘the dog in the other direction, which

herself, It all began several years ago whéri Dad retired __ UPSET AND JEALOUS
i nd. they started epen ng theit winters in Arizona. Why
twould’a'lovitig; respected grandmother turn to alcohol R JEALOUS: 1 think you' kin
i ien-she hardly ever drank before? =~ - of nothing, What harm ia there ina little waving and a few
a Dad ia strictly a one-drink-before-dinner;man, | finally hand signals? It's certalnly not important enough to worry
igot the.courage to-speak to mother.about, i and she sald about, Please.try to see the humor of it, dear, I. 15
ighe could quit anytithe, but I know she cAil't. She drinks comical! If two'aging flicts got a “thrill” out of waving
plone and thinke noone knows It.-I can't fores my mother at each other, let thom have their fun, Laugh about it, And
' ‘to-go to a doctor, and J can't accuse my father of lying when when Norman realizes that you think it's funny, he'll
; te gays ehe is ‘battar.” How can I help? er, Abby? ER probably quit. ° ; oo nd
on eS HEARTBROKEN Dé a DEAR ABBY: My mother, who is 70, has struck up an
& DEAR 8 ‘BROKEN: No ‘one:: can. ove unusual friendship.with a:young woman in her early 20s,
etn vl HEARTBROKEN that he {ig | sworlees againat The two of them make the bars on weekends,: strike up
 Grink, That is the first step inthe Alcobolica Anonymous friendships with the musicians, and sometimes bring them
f ‘rogram. Your mother could possibly be helped by joining home for a jam ‘session cantll. the woe hours: It. seems
a that group; Jt’e worth a try. strange that this young lady hae no friends her awe age.
“Tt tae sad fact of life that noone can be helped who will My mother tries to look younger by wearing her hair
f° othelp’:himeelf. Another fine rogram I “highl shoulder length, She seven wears false eyelashes and
feconimend is: Women for Sobriety, Inc., P.O, Box Bie, clothes that are definitely not for 4 woman her age. .
: Quakertown; Pa, 18951. When writing, please enclose a She looks a ee ie put this in your column. It
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De tt eo a.'o,.., CONGERNED DAUGHTER

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AR ABBY: I've been going with Adam for two years.

"invited: But it’s possible that they had to mit the number

d_- I started to watch him from the window, and I saw him |

ife as waiting over and asked. them to talk-to their father about this -

a DEAR JEALOUS: 1 think you're making something out.

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DEAR ABBY: I am only 14, but I learned a lesson I will -

never forget. a re ;

When my parent used to tell me they “worried” when T
didn’t come home when I said I would,
silly. Well, now that‘ got a taste of my own medicine, I
don't think they’re“so silly anymore. wa

Last Saturday night my folks’ went out and said they'd
be home around midnight. Well, it got to be one o'clock In
the morning, then two, then three and they still weren't
home, and I nearly went out of my mind imagining they

were both deadinaditch eamewhere withthe carontopof

them. ; a
Finally, at 4 a.m., they came home. They said they ran

apartment talking over old times,:They didn't bother to

call me because they didn't think ['d worry.
Believe me, I will NEVER give them the kind of night

they gave me. : a -

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.. DEAR ABBY: While’ in Munich, Germany, recently, 1
was shown through. # brewery, and J-noticed that the
English-speaking tout guide carefully enunciated “you

know” after -anch sen
After the tour, I ag
aay “you know” eo frequently.

- Sho replied; “No, but-I have heard you Americans speaks, =

and that's the one thing I noticed you say very often.”
So, who. was I to tell her otherwise, you know?”

u

DEAR DELORES: Yeo, Uknow. And until it. was called ~”
ates to my attention, T'was not aware of how often I used that.
' DEAR DAUGHTER: If you mother looks “ridleulous,” superfluous little filler, * 0 i

thought they were .

into some old friends and were just sitting around thelr.
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d her if she had been instructed to _

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