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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1976
Page
36
Dear Dr Brothers answers a reader on shoplifting a growing social issue and its impact on community stores. It urges parental and school involvement to address teen theft and notes economic harm from losses and higher prices. It also covers a separate letter about a hospitalized mother-in-law and coping with anxiety and reassurance needs.
Members gather for a Saturday workday at Hickories mansion then a tureen supper at 6 30 p m. A film Story of a Patriot will follow. Donations support baked goods plants white elephants and attic treasures for the sale. Museum hours 9 a m to 5 p m today tomorrow and Saturday.
Lorain County Community College hosts Hazel Schmitkons in a solo exhibition begun Friday with a reception. Her seascapes landscapes and clouds span three years of work. the Elyria artist has held leadership roles in the Cleveland Branch of the National League of American Penwomen and has shown in Phoenix Cleveland and Washington. The exhibit is in LCCC center mall and closes tomorrow.
Paris designers note jacquard knits surge this fall as Fac Bazaar stocks all season wear from La Drouette cooperative near Chartres. Four young women craft unique sweaters from varied yarns with bold tiny geometry and nonrepeating patterns, selling at $60 each. Major stores and boutiques rush in Nordic inspired designs from Norway, Iceland, Scotland, Ecuador and Bolivia. A supplier moved 150,000 Nordic knits from winter stock to meet demand.
La Crovette recreates a quick casserole by layering buttered onions in a buttered dish, topping with cream of mushroom soup, and finishing with crushed corn flakes. The dish is baked in a moderate oven until heated through, about 20 minutes.
The 75th Sooy Family reunion took place Sunday at Spencer town hall with 73 attendees and a smorgasbord. Frank Sooy of Spencer hosted. members came from Toledo Fremont Berea Ashland Elyria Spencer Penfield Homerville Belden Wellington Medina. Gary Workman presided. 1977 officers named Homer Sooy Homerville president Harold Sooy Ashland vice president Rita Sooy Homerville treasurer Carol Sooy secretary historian. The first reunion was Sept 11 1902 at William Elwond Sooy’s Spencer home with 60 attendees. The Ohio Sooys descend from Noah Sooy born 1750 in New Jersey. many moved west. Oldest living Sooy in Ohio Clayton Belden eighth generation and grandson William Sooy tenth generation attended, along with baby Janice Purita Stuart Lucerna two months old. Nine births one marriage and two deaths were recorded last year.
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