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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1969
Page
10
The 36 year old actress said she discovered the cigarette ad during the premiere of her Debbie Reynolds Show on Tuesday night and quit at noon Wednesday. She called cigarette ads harmful and said the gesture breached her agreement with NBC though she would finish shooting 10 more shows. NBC spokesmen gave mixed reactions.
The Arundel Community Club and Health Council elected officers at Mildred L. Day School. Mary Danis became president Joan Danis vice president Mona Lemelin secretary and Janet Bowley treasurer. A fluoride treatment program for preschoolers and certain grades was announced for Oct 20 22 and 23 with free sessions for ages three years three months to four years three months. A community “pitch in and help” event is scheduled for Sept 28 at the school beginning 11 a.m. A reception will follow the teachers and staff requested broad attendance and kitchen utensils were to be purchased.
An old classified note advertises Kings Motors for parts and service located two miles south of Route 5 near Arundel. The entry includes a contact number 284 8476 and references bidde for route 284 8476.
HOLLYWOOD AP Debbie Reynolds left her first television series in protest after a cigarette commercial was shown during its opening episode. NBC TV spokesman Mort Werner said the network was mystified by the dispute and Miss Reynolds cited her objection to tobacco advertising.
A quiz fragment asks which is the largest human muscle. The answer is the gluteus maximus, the buttock muscle that extends along the thigh.
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