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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1977
Page
12
The Columbus Noon Lions Club sponsors a travel film night in the Senior High School Auditorium on Wednesday February 9 at 8 p.m. William Sylvester will introduce and narrate the Berlin themed venture and audiences may buy tickets at the door.
In 1863 a Sioux raid on a Patterson Murray hay party near Genoa ends with Adam Smith killed and Mrs. Murray wounded yet survives. The attack follows the crew’s fortitude as Murray’s claim for $1,200 damages, filed during a long government dispute, is finally approved on July 29, 1897.
The SAC Band announces a Wednesday concert headlined by Mark Prestnor native of South Bend Indiana. Prestnor won Top Male Vocalist in the 1975 Air Force Worldwide Talent Contest and toured with Tops in Blue on a five month tour. The program blends classics and modern American music honoring the Bicentennial with works by Billings Foster Porter Gershwin Nestico Persichetti and Anderson. Proceeds aid Air Force Recruiting Service in Columbus area and public attendance is invited.
A seasoned cadre of studio players bands together as Stuff, delivering tight pop blues with Richard Tee, Eric Gale, Cornell Geese, Gordon Edwards, and Christopher Parker. The group, lacking a single front figure, builds a steady, respectful set with strong interplay and no overbearing lead vocals. Their Warner album earns praise. The piece also notes Jethro Tull in New York and Bonnie Koloc’s rising club-set, while covering industry buzz about Sgt Pepper film and Grammys.
Dick Kleiner answers readers on how TV names are chosen and the fate of actors in roles. Topics include name origins, character naming, substitutions on The Brady Bunch special, animal welfare on set, and Tim Conway’s name history.
Albion stock car racing is approved by the Fair Board with plans drawn by Ron Falk. Jaycee President Dick Burr notes the event as part of summer activities. The annual Jaycee rodeo is set for June 4 and 5, Boone County Fair on August 14, with Jaycee board meetings on February 8 and February 15.
A lyrical outdoor anthology highlighting George Washington Thomas Jefferson and other icons with wood engravings from The Illustrated London News and city loyalties. Outdoor Writers Association of America sponsors a vivid collection celebrating historic landscapes.
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