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Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 5

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Cuafte-TlmM, Cervallls, Oregon, feturday, October tL 1ttl I Corvallis Doys Chosen For Boy Scout Jamboree tjtyf'-JM" aT I liu fmt mm ff Hatfield Keeps Promise; Dedicates Completed Freeway Low-Kent Home Flan Okayed For Portland WASHINGTON (AP) -A pro By PAUL W. HARVEY Associated Pnm Writer COW CREEK, Ore. (AP) der to San Ysidro on the Mexi-, can border. There are 114 interchanges 1.14 per million miles of travel. was 1.22 on other highways.

entrances to 15 cities. It to 54 per cent complete. gram for leasing 1.000 low-rent homes in Portland for persons displaced by urban renewal and highway construction has received the approval of the Department of Housing and Urban Development Designed for and 487 structures, which include bridges and overpasses Oregon leads all states in Besides Ha meld, speakers The first contract on the route When the tolls are removed mileage of. freeways completed at today's dedication included Gov. Mark O.

Hatfield promised under the Interstate program and underpasses. Nov. 1 on the Interstate Bridges It has completed 88 per cent of! Glenn L. Jackson, highway com that the Oregon portion of the was awarded lust 10 years ago. About 80 million cubic yards across the Columbia, there will be no traffic lights between Its system, compared with the mission chairman; Balrd four-lane Pacific Freeway would The OregonJ jwrtlon of the of dirt was removed.

national average of 53 per cent. French, Portland, regional engineer for the Federal Bureau of be completed before he left freeway cost 1298 million, of which the federal government The highway constitutes -only Yreka, and a point just Oregon spends its federal 4 per cent of the mileage of the north of Olympla. highway money so quickly that Public Roads; Eugene W. Bail- Inw-lnrnma lamlHi, th ag' dedicated the completed IpaidrSkZS per cent The etrtejCi-egonrHraytmr-btttHt More work will be It often has wait BiuIiridfPTTB7T3asone, president of the- has contracted with the local housing authority to pay part of the rent of the units to keep them within the means of highway today, 78 days before paid the rest carries per cent of the traf section between Heard and Hub it to arrive. League of Oregon Cities, and the end of his term.

There are 18 safety rest areas fic. The accident rate on Inter bard interchange will be widened to six lanes. There win be The other major freeway is Interstate 'which runs 375 Judge Ellis A. White, Vale, In speeches in Grants Pass -nine for traffic in each direc president of the Association of and Hie Dalles three years ago, tion the route in Oregon state in Oregon last year was a lot of landscaping, Including miles from Portland to Ontario. Oregon Counties.

the governor said the 308-mile highway would be finished be fore the end of his term even if he had to get rid of the High way Commission. I 1 (I i That part about firing the Highway Commission probably was a lest. But the commission turned on all the steam to get It done. Today's dedication was at KINO ALFRED ilyV I rI i t. Avtr rtnrrniMi tbavc ot I if safety rest area 29 miles north of Grants Pass.

The highway Is the longest cross-state route In the country that has been completed under the federal interstate highway OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION has arrived, telling John Koski, left, ond Jeffrey Almgren that they have been selected to attend Boy Scouts 1 2th World Jamboree, which will be held in August at Forragut state park. Idaho. Some 10,000 scouts from 80 countries will participate, program. The Interstate program began in 19S6, and is to be completed in 1972. But Oregon got rhead start.

sponsored by Roosevelt School Using 114.8 million of bond PTA. for which James E. Johnson serves as scoutmaster. He money and federal aid. it built BULBS cl (0oioEt) sHI Ar Fry pan Jfl- kXIl Vv, A Tfc.

hrt jYTi Uncovered Tl Jl roji 'iy stsr Non-stick I u. Hj JJ- -fcWM- DRESS Jm Vo jC JJ SHIRTS I fpfell- 'i the SalemTigard portion and has received notice from the Jamboree staff that he is to be two lanes of the Salem bypass before the interstate program Two excited fellows in Cor-villls are John Koski and Jeffrey' Almgren, who are among 11 youths selected from the Oregon Trail Council to attend the 12th World Jamboree, Boy Scouts of America. It will be held in August at Farragut state park. Idaho. John, who is the son of Mr.

and delegate on the Eagle Host began. Corps. Each delegate is assign R. H. Baldock.

then state ed to a patrol or troop from visiting contingent and must highway engineer, made the beginning by awarding a contract on the Salem-Hgard section in have knowledge of the visitors' native language. John, who is Mrs. W. Arthur Koski of MB Chintiminl is an Eagle January, 19S2. a Junior at Corvallis high school Unofficially, the Highway scout and member of the Order: spent 1963 in Finland, where his father was a Fullbrlght instruc of Arrow.

He is in Troop 243, Commission put the label "Baldock Fteeway" on the Portland-Salem section. That is unofficial tor in Hygiene and Health Ed ucation and on leave from the because the Bureau of Public Oregon State University staff. Roads won't allow portions of in Besides a knowledge of the Finnish language, John can terstate highways to be named. At Th MANSFIELD Model CK53U Quality 23 Color Television (23 ovaral aagonai. 274 sq.

int. vtetntbia sraaf The official name is Inter speak a bit of Russian. state 5, from the Canadian bor Jeffrey, also a CHS tumor. 26.000 volt advaaod 01S Color TV Life scout and lacking just two merit badges to earn the fpTiifnt tHifnt pKtunSa Admiral "Supar Seofw" THFVHT Taaar wka Kat tarn fivaa you aharp ciear pdctaraa. LBJ To Barnstorm Oregon After Tour rank of Eagle.

He is from Troop 142. sponsored by Harding New Admiral Unitixad Chaaoal galaetioa for aamaaaryaniaat imd dramatic atyunf. School PTA and with Robert Cain as scoutmaster. Jeffrey Admiral Color Fideiit ContaaJ aaaat black and white TV pictana. Admiral Automatic Degamains CVcaat by atragr aaaaiMtie Sdda.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) has to serve on the trading post staff at the Jamboree. He speaks German and President Johnson will barn Hifh Gaia S-Steca IF Aatplifiar. storm in Oregon, California and oaat pKturacuruy. bit of Russian. He ia the son jBuut-ia aapoM Montana after he returns from his Asian tour, the Wail Street of Mr.

and Mrs. D. A. Almgren Bonded Praciaion 23 Color TV pictura tab aaah aaw rcfar ponayhora at 1057 North 33rd. Journal's Pacific Coast edition! Jeffrey has had five years of reported.

Friday. pva yom. aaranng vim piourea, Haadaoaaa eon temporary atyiinf. Modal CKSBH Saiah oa mit Iadudaa eoatraatioc laaa. Take a Lesson From the Birds Go South To Hie Sun! By Ship -Rail Air Let Us Plan A Trip For You Now! scouting and three years in uio The newspaper said President tODACOLOR MESTLE'S 0UI11 6ft FURMACEf ILTEBS: Scout work.

John was a member jonnson is counting on nls returning conqueror image to help of a Finnish Boy Scout troop during his visit in Finland. elect local Democratic candi At the Jamboree there will be dates. ADMIRAL Supreme Deluxe some 10,000 scouts from dif sources in Washington were not able to confirm that the trip ferent countries. wuuia maoe. Two Oregonians Lead In Bronc Riding Automotie ELECTRIC RANGE Police Chief Fired; Council Recall Asked PORTLAND (AP)-The Norm- west Finals Rodeo at the Pacific International Livestock Expos! CASCADE LOCKS.

Ore. (AP) The firine of this Columbia tion is in its final day today. Friday night leaders were Doub(e-Oren Cooking Counrer again dominated by Idaho cowboys. Jim Rutledge of Boise led River community's police chief end other incidents have sparked a citizens' committee recall movement against the 29c the calf roping; Dennis Chart ers, Meioa, uano, was first in mayor and Dve city councilmen. "All" BOXED CIGARS IN STOCK INSTANT CANDLE WAX X.

1 Duuaoggtng; ana me warn rop- Tfrnfl TPQIFDI Ing top spent went to Karl Glb-UUUU III QfUl son. Meridian. Idaho, and Dean Preliminary petitions seeking the recall of Mayor Max Neff and all but one of the council- i II .4 m.ll. Wall Wool, men were filed Friday. jarraraa, vorraiaa, vfwfiw f.ihh T.r.a nf Da will I v.

1 The recall is aimed at city ad TtthnnB'7ti99AAl led the bareback riders, while ministrator Joseph Davis, 20 Gree Bettyi 0re spokesman for the committee said. Davis dismissed Police Off tSTTODD DO IT WM toP8 ta Mdle. bronc. The leader in hullririini? wax Joe Chief Glenn Denton Oct 1. Of Pay Lm "rlea.

CUT-RITE PAPER This action violated the city charter which says only the 2 mayor, with consent of council, 1 WW 1.98 Mylantd Tablets or Liquid Antacid4 may dismiss officials of the city, but the council upheld the firing Traditional is of Denton. The citizens' committee 1.69 LILT Home Permanent 125 Ft. Roll spokesman said this was just today 1 one of several complaints 'tt' timely in offices. against Davis, who took the posi tion two months ago. A SUNDAY ONlY-ltV 1 Oo Accident Claims 77 NOW ONLY Life Of 13-Year-Old Each For Fint On i MEDFORD (AP) Injuries suffered in an accident earlier this month took the life Friday Reduce Easily With.

night of Brian Edward Abbott 13, Medford. Range-Top Quality 2 to 8 Cup FILTER CONE. The accident Oct. 14 happened mm when the young victim fell from wm 1 700 MMmmI Mm tat saw the rear of a pickup truck on county road the Butte Falls All Flovors In- Stock S3 SBGO area, north of Medford. His father, Edwin Abbott, was COFFEE BREWER driving the truck.

IMPERIAL DUAL TEMP no-defrosting Bpslde-down nfrigentor-faem a 5il Phone Workers Quit When One Suspended f1 For First 4 Cons PORTLAND (AP) The sus KODE Kin363 pension of a worker In Portland 1 caused the walkout at noon Fri day of 270 telephone installers In Oregon. nid Door liters! eu. tU No-Defrosttri tti etv Sefrlgerato. 19710. true subwo treez A union spokesman said the TAf.lPAX LADY man was suspended by Western 2 porcelain crispers, 2 snot-out sheiwes, sneet Electric for failure to report the OR.

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