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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1977
Page
4
A humorous diary style reflection on an optometrist visit and the struggle with changing lenses. The narrator contemplates aging fixed incomes and asks how others cope with new prescriptions while juggling home life and a quirky spouse who suddenly embraces chores and golf.
Frances Loraine Vinia and Mark Dietrich Snyder wed at Waller Park Gazebo on August 27 before about 100 guests. The bride wore a white gown with floral border and carried a pastel bouquet. the groom’s sister Paige Snyder was maid of honor. The ceremony was followed by an informal park barbecue. The bride, a journalist graduate, and the groom, a San Francisco State photography student and former Lompoc Record photographer, plan to live in Daly City.
Dear Abby responds to a 22-year-old seeking a roommate with a 16-year-old, cautions about legal and lease issues varying by state, and notes a lawyer consult is wise. Other letters cover handling pregnancy sensitivity and responding to divorce questions, advising polite boundaries and simple refusals when needed.
A Santa Barbara exhibition features 14 new prints by Charles Christopher Hill Jay D McCafferty and Eugene Sturman shown at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art through Oct 12. They are Los Angeles County Museum New Talent Award winners.
Seven members of the Lompoc Junior Alpha Club attended an Area B conference in Thousand Oaks. Attendees included club officers Lucy Lee and Susan Duey along with other coordinators and state officers led by Priscilla Neufield. A square dance class starts at 8 p.m. at La Canada School with caller Al Rhew, sponsored by Lompoc Rocking Squares and Parks and Recreation.
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