The Daily Telegram from Eau Claire, Wisconsin • Page 22

t) 19, eiatft, Ann Landers- -SheShed Her 40 Pounds and Several 'Friends' Too DEAR ANN LANDERS: I got tired of hearing people say, "You have such a pretty face if you lost some weight you'd be beautiful." So went to my fatrtlly doctor and asked him to put me on a strict diet. shed 40 pounds in seven months. So what am I writing about? Well, since I've lost weight I've Ann Landers also lost my fat girl friends. I shared my diet with them and kept urging them to stick with it but they didn't have the will power. At first they seemed thrilled about my weight loss but as I began to look better they 'became cooler and cooler.

The real break came when I started to date some very attractive man. It's hard for me to believe that my friends are jealous yet I don't know how else to figure it. Do you? THE NEW ME Dear New: Success can be awfully hard to take ularly somebody else's. Those tfames were not friends. They were merely acquaintances with whom you once shared a common misery.

You've lost nothing of value. me sleepless nights a trow that I'm aware of what's going on 1 have what is known as "guilty knowledge." 1 don' know why he cut me in on hi and 1 wish he hadn't. Should go to the boss or to his wife, or keep mj trap shut and hope for the best? TOO MUCH INFO Dear Too Much: Your coworker is committing the crime of embeMlement ami the fact that far he has made 11 periodically doesn' change the situation. It's your duty to tell the boss going on and leave it to htm to decide whether to give Mr Sticky Fingers another chance it Dear Ann Landers: If yoi don't want to print my lette please put a check in either Lhe boxes I have drawn at the bottom of the page and return it to me in the enclosed enve lope. One box is marked sir pays.

The other box is you pay and forget it. I have a cleaning woman wh is unbelievable. If she had on more brain she would be a idiot. This dumbell has worked for me for six years. Don't as! me how I have stood it.

Yesterday she tried to do a favor and save 15c worth Dear Ann Landers: I am employed in a large office. The man who clears all down payments has been helping himself to money. He confided that he started by taking a 1 amounts for a day or two to tide him over a personal "crisis." Now he takes larger amounts for longer periods. I have access to the books but have never had any reason to check them. I'm afraid one day he will be discovered before he has a chance to set the books right.

This has caused ratio- soap powder. She overloaded my washing machine and burne out the motor. The' repai bill is going to be out of thi world. Should the woman pay for th damage or not? Please the square and I will do as you say. EMPLOYER OF A NUMBSKULL Dear Emptoyer-.

am checking "you pay and forget it." Sveryone who has domestic help must expect some breakage over a period of time. Even smart and careful housewives have been known to break things once hi a while so don't be to hard on your cleaning woman. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper, enclosing a self addressed, stamped envelope. COAT-DRESSING: THE SUMMER-DARK LOOK BY SUE BRETT $23 THE COPE-WITH-EVERYTHING COAT DRESS.

ITS USES 8t FLATTERY ARE BOUNDLESS. PEWTER GRAY OR RUST WITH SQUARE SILVERY BUTTONS. IN JUNIOR SIZES. OTHER SUMMER DARK DRESSES 116 TO Lois Holum Becomes Bride Art) Mrs. M''ton Mvn Jr.

Grace Lutheran Church WAS the setting for marriage ef Lois Marleth Hdium and Milton F. Moen June 8, a johan Thorson performing the ceremony. The bride, dauhtef of Mr, and Mrs. Irving Holum, Rt. 5, wore a bouffant gown of Chantilly lace and organza over taffeta fashioned with long tapered sleeves andasabrina neckline.

The Basque waistline controlled a storybook skirt of ruffled tiers of lace and a detachable train of organza and lace swept from the gown's shoulder line. A princess coronet secured lier shoulder length veil and she carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Patricia Holum was maid of honor and Terry Lee Bells bach, Phyliss Montgomery, Sandra Holum and Debra Moen were bridesmaids. The attendants wore Empire gowns of peach-colored fabric featuring short sleeves. Mlndy wif flower girl and Rwtoiy Holum, ring bearer.

The brWfsrdOffli -toft and Mrs. Milton MMn, Rt, was attended Vernon Moen, best mm, and Larry Haytten, Jon Hobbs, Charles Hobbs and Andy Brein, groomsmen. and Gereld Moen, Duane Johnson, Dick Holum, Irving Holum and Jim 11 bach seated guests. A reception was held in the church parlors. The a 1 will be at home at Rt.

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H. Pease Wed Carol J. Kunert becanw the bride Robert H. Peuse June at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Foster, the Rev.

T. W. Broetemann performing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Kuncrt, Rt. Augusta, are parents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Peuse, Rt. 2, Augusta, parents of the bridegroom.

The bride wore a floor length sheath gown of bridal crepe fashioned with an Empire bodice featuring long tapered sleeves and a scoop neckline. A detachable train, sweeping to chapel length, highlighted the slim silhouette. Wearing a double crown accented with crystals and pearls to secure her silk illusion veiling, she carried a bouquet of red roses and stephanotis. Marnalee Pederson was maid of honor and Vicki Erickson and Vicki Wathke, bridesmaids. They wore floor length Empire "owns of mint green satin and lace and each carried i single red rose.

The bridegroom was attended by Curtis Bann. Ron ltd Strauch and Steve Birki were groomsmen, and Ronald Erickson and David Kunert i guests, A reception was held In the church parlors, After a wedding trip to southern Wisconsin, the couple will be at home at Rt. 2, Augusta. Misses Maroia Spanel, 22? E. Fillmore and Patricia Spanel, 1616 Highland left June 18 with their grandmother, Mrs.

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