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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1979
Page
7
The Knights of Columbus host a sit down spaghetti dinner from 6 to 9 p.m. January 27 at 254 W Main St. Cost is 2.75 for adults and 1.50 for children under 12. The event includes salad bread and drink.
MILWAUKEE UP I reports the large private mortgage insurer does not expect a rebound in home listings this year. The article notes market activity may be constrained by lending standards and housing demand, with mortgage availability shaping inventory levels.
The Monroeville FFA has raised 23 members to the Chapter Farmer Degree, with silver pins awarded during an official ceremony by chapter officers. Names of new degree recipients include Mike Burkett, Chuck Didion, Steve Gravenhorst, Dave Hamilton, Gary Howell, Dan Hunt, Jeff Keefer, Gary Leber, Jeff Seibold, Scott Miller, Tony Myers, John Querin, Jean Riley, Katy Ruffing, Tim Ruffing, Jerry Ryan, Bob Schaffer, Mike Sickinger, Randy Sparks, Leroy Stang, Bob Stieber, Jeff Wallen, and Barb Wilhelm. In a separate report, mortgage experts forecast tight housing supply and shifting buyers for the year. Max Karl of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. expects 23- to 44-year-olds to dominate, with singles, nonrelated buyers, and widows contributing, as inflation hedging fuels demand.
New York reports that a West German inventor, Bodo Knoche, has developed the Knoche Natural Breast Prosthesis a hollow skinlike device with no plastics that weighs the same as a real breast and can be washed. It promises natural color size and shape with a nipple and can be worn with a see through bra. It has sold to European women at about 3000 units monthly and is now being offered in the United States to aid mastectomy patients.
The Sunset Saddlers 4 H group held its first meeting January 8 at the Zybly home. In its second year the club includes members aged 11 to 18. Officers elected are Scott Brogan president Tony Roth vice president Jean Rickley secretary Cindy Grady treasurer Tracy Seeley health Debbie Munroe safety David Rickley and David Schaeffer recreation news reporter Toni Zybly. The next meeting is February 5 at 6 30 p m at Cindy Grady’s house.
A calendar note lists a county wide public meeting at the Huron County Administration Building at 7 30 p.m to discuss pay raises for legislators Also in Willard Ohio events at the Willard United Bank at 8 p m and the VFW Hall at 8 p m On Friday Overeaters Anonymous meets at St Marys rectory basement at 9 30 a m
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