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SINCE COMING to Morrow County la 19S2 to bxm manager of Morrow County Grata Growers.
Inc, Al Lamb pi dyed a very Important role la the development of the grain industry, not only
her but throughout tho northwest. Ho was influential in the North Pacific Grain Growers and
was a past president of tho managers association of North Pacific. Her, second from left h
is pictured with Walter Jacobs (left). Paul Jones (second from right) and Harlan McCurdy, Jr
(right) examining a model of th Xalama. Wa. elevator cf North Pacific Grain Growers at an
annual meeting in Spokane. To elevator, then in th planning; stag, has sine been recon
structed.
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AS MAYOR of the City of Heppner. Al Lamb wai called upon to appear on behalf of the city at
many functions. He is pictured above cutting the ribbon to open cJfidally the new bridge over
Willow Creek on Main street on October 14. 1S64. From left are Don Gallaher of Hermlston.
resident highway engineer; Ed Gonry, a city councilman; Councilman LeRoy Gardner; Oscar E.
Peterson, county Judge at the time; Mayor Lamb; and A. F. Parson of La Grande, division en
gineer for the state highway department
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ONE OF THE HAPPY TIMES shared by leaders of the Morrow County Grain Growers was after the
annual meeting in November. 1962. when another very successful year was reported. Manager
, Al Lamb (left) and Paul Jones (riaht). Dresident of the Grain Growers at the time, share a
pleasantry with Allen Tom. who was president of th Oregon Wheat League at the time and
is now presiaent 01 tne national Association oi Wheat Growers.
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AN ACTIVE leader in the Heppner -Morrow County Chamber of Commerce, Al Lamb served as
presdiut in 1964. He was an officer and director through other recent years. The above picture
was talten in 1962 when Lamb (right) was a vice president Fred Gimbel (standing) was pres
ident. Others are (from left) Bert Huff, treasurer; Wes Sherman, secretary; and (next to Lamb).
Dr. C. II. Vagner also a vice president
ONE OF THE most significant and interesting experiences of Al
Lamb s later life was participating on the Central Africa Trade
Mission of th U. S. Department of Commerce in May. 1962. A
highlight cf th trip was a visit with th lot Dr. Albert Schweit-
ter at Lambaren. French Equatorial Africa. Th abov picture,
taken prior to th departure to Africa, shows Lamb standing at
the left of Luther H. Hodges. Secretary of tho Department of
Commerce. Others in th picture are (from left)i An unidenti
fied official cl th Department of Commerce; B. Robert Sarich.
deputy director of th African division. Bureau of International
Programs; James Del Rio. Detroit Mich., businessman; E. Jo
seph Bannon. Lafayette, Ind businessman; Mayor Lamb; Sec
retary Hodges; Hans Warmbrunn. New York City businessman;
Frank Whlttaker. trad development officer to bo attach In
Dakar; Henry J. Block, Portland businessman; and Harold
Greene. Augusta. Maine, businessman.
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INTERESTED in all things of concern to his community. Mayor Al Lamb her (far right) Is tak
ing part In a civil defense planning session. Other officials loining In the "Decision Makers"
session are (from left) Councilman LeRoy Gardner and Haskell Sharrard; W. S. (Sam) Millar,
ranger, Heppner district, U. S. Forest Service; Sheriff C J. D. Bauman, civil defense coordinator;
Dr. A. D. McMurdo; County Judge Paul Jones; and W. C. RosewaU, city councilman and chair
man of th county planning commission.
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Of Public Hearing
On Proposed
Morrow County
Zoning Ordinance
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IRRIGON, OREGON
8:00 P.M.
MARION GREEN,
Secretory,
Morrow County
Planning Comm.