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"Now, fellas, we've got a chance to put Fallbrook on the map. Our avocado
growers need help. What's it going to take to promote this wonderful fruit?" In
1962, Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce then-President Sherman Loudermilk might have
said those very words to local businessmen and farmers hunkered down over coffee
cups and lemon pie at Harrison's Pharmacy soda fountain counter, now the Art &
Cultural Center.
At a time when avocados were grown on three- and four-acre farms and the
harvest scant, grocery stores were reluctant to sell the green gold fruit, so
the Avocado Advisory Board lau...
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