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Tfcttr., isi lt The Ns-Rssf Iotsfca?j 0r. J I ;fm fcta 'J"?, te Mark Signs Daylight Savings Time Referendum Measure THESE ATTRACTIVE DOUGLAS COUNTY GIRLS mode up the sourt for the Douglas County Dairy Princess contest held at the Umpquo Hotel Wednesday mgjit. They ore, from left to right, Patricia Henry of Glide, Donna Trosk of Myrtie Creek, Vtcki Bean of Roseburg crowned the princess), Susan Siewelt of Sutherlin, and Janice Hansen of Melrose. (Chris' Photo) SALEM (APt Gov, Mark HatfieW signed into law Wednes day afternoon 28 more bills passed by the Legislature, leaving only 12 on which to set. Bills made law Wednesday in clude legislation to baa future util ity duplication in Oregon, refer daylight saving time to (he voters and create coromantty mental health clinics. Hatfield also signed a bill that would permit the state to hold elections for employes of firms in mtra-slate commerce to decide st the employes want a union to rep resent them. A bill that permits police to give Wood tests to suspected drunken drivers with oral rather than jusl written cettsent was ap proved. Another signed btlf would per mit suburban farm properly to be taxed as farm property rather than at its highest and best use as long as it remains joned as farm property. The governor also signed a con troversial bill to ban the export of logs taken from state lands. tatbermea sponsored this law, authority over the clinics ts the this Aram , , commissioner also can seek n r-'.'!1 umsn thj rt!le Boart e taittrel. Carter the strtty bill, the stated emterattve to present tap- Oregon grows togs is processed The governor had proposed the pubhe utility eomstttsstoner eantfeauon at utility service The taw aww. !vHiu:& as aart e& a siass memsHassin m its t-.,i i i, b?- e HatfieW f isoea ft fiil for men-1 health division under tf caver-I utititv n, 1 1 11 hum dWa aJttoufi it f.ve'nor, but th Legalater. tWdWCe nght to serve the & We Jackie Has New Hair Style For Tonight's State Dinner PARIS (AP) A leading French hairdresser gave Jacqueline Ken nedy what he called a "Gothic madonna" look Wednesday night, clipping mare than an inch from her locks and pinning a tambourine-shaped wigpiece and a dazzling diamond on the back of her head. For tonight's state dinner "in the fabulous Halt of Minors at the Palace of Versailles, the hair dresser, Alexandre, said he would style the U.S. First Lady's coif feur in keeping with the scene, a style of the period of Louis XIV. Four diamond flame clips will give her a "fairy-like air," Alex ander said. Mrs. Kennedy changed her ward robe plans and appeared Wednes day night in the pink and white straw lace gown she had originally intended to wear to Versailles. Fashion experts immediately speculated that she had some new unpublicized gown she plans to show off tonight. French newspapers except the Communist LHumamle h nothing but praise for the visiting First Lady, They said she had been adopted by Paris, looked tike a Parisian and had a Parisian air. One paper noted with some sur prise that she was not the sophis- ticated sure-of-herself personality that had been expected. L'Humanite made only brief mention of the visiting President's wife. French officials after the din ner Wednesday night said that no guest of honor at the Elysee PaU ace had ever made the sensa tion Mrs. Kennedy did. Two thousand persons crowded in for the after-dinner reception and a close look. The guests at one point almost jammed the Kennedys against a refreshment table, and President Be Gaulie summoned aides to open a path for his guests of honor. Oregon Accidents Claim Two Lives by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Widely separated Oregon acci dents claimed two lives Wednes day night, Charles L. Houston, 26, Salem, was injured fatally when the ear in which he was riding left North River Road and crashed into a power pole near Waconda, 14 mites north of Salem, He died on his way to a hospital. Suffering various injuries were four other Salem residents: the driver, Pat Wilson, 25; Donna Zetwick, 28; Patricia Pulliam, 20; and Patricia Cantrell, 24. In eastern Oregon a car left Mt, Glen Road some two miles north of La Grande, crashed into a ditch and burned. The lone occupant was killed out right. He was identified by state police as Koy John Pedeisen, 23, foriiand. The accidents increased the state's highway death toll for the year to 180 in the Associated Press tabulation. Thirty-seven were kitted in May, Police Net Fishermen For Exceeding limits Stared Peter Cornacehia, 35, Eu gene, probably has a red face to day and it isn't from sunburn. The Eugene Register-- Guard's outdoor and sports writer will ap pear m Uougsas County District Court June 5 to face a charge of exceeding the limit of trout at-lowed. He was arrested at Diamond Lake with another fishermen, Ken neth Liltard Haynes, and both were charged. Together they had 32 trout. The limit is 10 per person. As the first week of nshmg at the lake ended, state police have also arrested two for operating mo tor boats at speeds in excess of the legal 10 miles per hour and one for not having a life preserver in the boat. Fined For Drunkenness Jake Nicholas, 34, Oakland, has been fined $55 and sentenced ta serve five days in the Douglas County jail after he pleaded guilty to a charge of being drunk on a public highway. Glide Ranger Personnel Hold Safety Discussion Personnel of the Glide Ranger Station held their monthly staff and safety meeting recently with Don Wermfinger and Frank Walters leading the discussion on various ways to make work safer, reports Mrs. Arthur seiby, correspondent. Plant Trs A crew 'of high school students from Glide planted trees in, the Twin Lakes area over the past weekend. Formen Charles Beehtcf and Jack Price stressed the need for proper planting of trees in or der to assure growth. Roy Gaare, former district en gineer of the Glide Hanger station, and his family visited friends in the Glide area over the holiday weekend, Gaare is now stationed at Jonn Way nt ttte .Malheur Na tional Forest, Oklahoma Boy Champ Speller WASHINGTON APt John Capehart, 12, Tulsa, Ofcta,, won the 1961 National Spelling Bee today. The eatm" young son of a neurs surgeon outspelied Mary Lukes of Oxnard, Caltt,, m the 25th round for his victory over more than five million other youngsters who started" m regional competition, John's triumph was set up by correctly spelling "distichous, which means arranged in two ver tical rows, after Mary had rois pelled it "distychous." He then ciinched the champion ship by spelling smaiagdme, bis extra required word. He did not even pause for the pronouneer to define the word, which means of or pertaining to emerald. The field, which started out at 3 Wednesday, was cut to IT 12 girls and S boys in those rounds Then today's first round of blockbusters trimmed the list to 9 Bight finalists felt in the first round of the second day of compe tition. The contest is sponsored bv Scripps-Howard newspapers in 18 cities and 54 other newspapers and radio and television stations. 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