Woman Heads Ukiah Fair Directors
Audrey Hollenbeck principal of Ukiah High School and director since 1959 leads the Redwood Empire Fair board appointed by California Governor Brown. She is the second woman to head the Ukiah fair board and one of the few in state history to hold that role. Herbert M. Thatcher is vice president with a full board including Earl Fullerton George Hunter Rolland Hurt R Kenneth Jamieson Jr John W Poulos and W Nelmes Smith. One vacancy exists and James R Tocher serves as secretary manager since 1958.
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12Th District Agricultural Association
California
Edmund G. Brown
Audrey Hollenbeck
Ukiah High School
Ella Butler
Herbert M. Thatcher
Ukiah
Earl W. Fullerton
George O. Hunter
Rolland T. Hurt
Covelo
R. Kenneth Jamieson Jr
Willits Insuranceman
John W. Poulos
Potter Valley
W. Nelmes Smith
Bank of America
James R. Tocher
Lake County
Monterey lodging house became California's first theatre
A building in Monterey originally a lodging house and barroom constructed between 1845 and 1847 was converted in 1848 to serve as California's first theatre, marking an early cultural milestone in the state.
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Monterey
California
Grazing Rye Covers 240000 Acres in Georgia
Athens Ga March , Rye for grazing purposes now occupies about 240000 acres of Georgia land. The University of Georgia extension service says this represents a 10 percent increase in acreage during the past 10 years.
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Athens, Ga
UPI
Georgia
University of Georgia Extension Service
Ancient Nez Perce area shows 10000 year habitation
In Lewiston Idaho a UPI report notes evidence suggesting the Nez Perce country in central Idaho, now the Nez Perce National Historical Park, has been inhabited by humans for at least 10,000 years.
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Lewiston, Idaho
UPI
Idaho
Nez Perce Cional Historical Park
Two Legislators Boost the Mendocino Fair in Ukiah
Mendocino County's two state legislators urged participation in the Redwood Empire Fair in Ukiah. Assemblyman Frenk P. Belotti of Eureka and State Sen. Frank S. Petersen of Ukiah invited residents to attend with family and friends and enjoy the fair together. The text also notes that the 1964 U.S. coffee production reached 135 million pounds valued at nearly four million dollars.
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Mendocino County
Ukiah
Frenk P.belotti
Eureka
Frank S. Petersen
Assemblyman
Belotti
United States
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