Raisin Ad Praises Old Seltzer Style Charm
Phillip Green of Fort Walton Beach says he enjoys the raisin commercial and the old Alka Seltzer spots. He notes the raisins ad echoes the classic humor and simple appeal of early commercials.
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Newspaper
Destin Log
Location
Destin, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1986
Page
5
Phillip Green of Fort Walton Beach says he enjoys the raisin commercial and the old Alka Seltzer spots. He notes the raisins ad echoes the classic humor and simple appeal of early commercials.
The piece sketches Molly Rush as a determined peace activist amid critiques of modern protest culture. It contrasts past antiwar fervor with present apathy, recalling a 60 Minutes segment that highlighted activist priests, youth, and a diverse array of demonstrators in debates over war and peace.
A retrospective on Molly Rush and the Berrigan brothers who helped spark the Plowshares protest at a Westinghouse nuclear plant in King of Prussia. The piece recalls early encounters, charges, and Rush’s belief that action is needed to avert total destruction for her children.
A brief note thanks all players and supporters for their involvement in the event. Special recognition is given to individuals or groups, though not named in the fragment. The statement underscores appreciation from the organizers and highlights broad participation.
Kim Evans and the Sandestin Golf Staff delivered a smooth performance while South Walton merchants and craftsmen provided top door prizes. The Unit and the American Cancer Society thank all for generosity and encouragement. Crusade Chairman Jan Linn and Edna Hayes acknowledge the attendees and contributors.
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