•The Mill City Entarprtoe, Thurxlay. Dec. 12. l!MW
Helps Heal And Clear
Wednesday. December 11
PTA at High School library.
Jay Rasmussen and students
will show pictures of Mexican
trip 8 p. m
Order ot Rainbow for GirU at
hall. 7:30.
Oty Cbuncil meeting at nail
I
at 8 p. m
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Thur'Mla^. tW‘cmib<*r •-
Presbyterian Womens Asn>
elation at Fellowship hall . ».
Christmas program and music
I • We Behold His Glory .”
Friday. December U
IOOF lodge at hall 8pm
MoniUi. Dei-emtM-r 1«
Ijons club dinner meeting at
Fellowship hall. « 30
Round Robin Pinochle club
at Agnes Carbon home. Christ
mas gift exchange 7».
Bid or Bunch Pinochle club
at Mary Wright home Christ
mas party. 7 30
Tuextav. December 17
Woman's club at Mary Kelly
home 8 p m. Rnng exchange
gift and Friendship gift
tor
Chemawa or Hillcrest schools
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MEL EIDE, Owner
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A summer employee of the
Willamette National Forest has
received an award of merit
and $300 for the heroic rescue
of a 15-year-old girl at Pamelia
Lake last July 27.
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Leete Jackson. 19. of 3Stt» -1st.
Lubbock. Texas, was then em
ployed on the Detroit Ranger
District as a guard at Pamelia
Lake Guard station. Jackson
received word of the award in
a letter from Forest Sucrpvisor
David R Gibney.
On July 27. by eye-witness
account, Jackson swam to the
aid of Merrilyn McDonald of
Salem. She and a friend had
poled a raft about 500 yards
out. when Merrilyn decided to
swim to shore About half way.
she was unable to go further
and called for help, according
to Mrs. George P. Lanning. Jr.,
of 2187 Bruce. N. E., sister of
the girl. Jackson then swam to
her rescue
Jackson attended
Lubbock
High school, graduated in 1961.
and is now a pre-dental student
at Texas Technological College
at Lubbeck.
Jackson had spent the sum
mer of 1960 as a life guard at
the municipal pool in Lubbock,
CLOSEOUT
LYONS Mari-IJnn school will!
Too Late to Classify
present their annual Christina»
program in the school gym oti1
Thursday evening, liecemlwi > WANTED I win do your Christ
19 at 7 30 p. m Eldon Gilson. ■ mas sewing Plain or fancy.
Phone M9T 2572, 133 N W 5th
president of the PTC says the
Mill City.
->1
program will take place of the
Santiam Ripples
tion of having Yell Kings. It
has Ix-cn proposed that with
Yell Kings, more of the boys
in the Student Body might take
a more active part in the
cheering section It was also
noted that most colleges and
some of our own league's rally
squads include both boys and
girls. The Council had some
reservations on h.»w to choose
them, how many there would lie
and if they could be prepared
for tlie jamboree At a later
Student Body meeting, the idea
was discussed and put into the
form of a motion Die motion
passed, and It was decided that
the Student Council would se
lect the Yell Kings and that
there should be two. at least
for this first year
By Joyce Gleason
This is a big wreck for San
tiam students. A clothing drive
project has been set up that
will require a busy schedule for
many of the students Clothing
donations will be picked up in
a door-to-door campaign on
Monday. Wednesday, and Fri
day evenings. Any usable or re
pairable clothing collected will
be sent to an organization that
will distribute it throughout
America and around the wrorld
I December 7th was tne date
ol the official opening of the <
Capital Conference basketball
season The grand jamboree'
held at South Salem High pro-:
vided a sneak preview of the I
teams in the Capital Conference 1
Rep. Gerald Detering
league The teams were divided
into two sides. East and West Has Busy Schedule
Santiam played for the East,
Representative and Mrs. Ger
along with Sc». Stayton. Mt.
Angel, and Cascade. North Mar ald Detering will attend the
ion. Serra. Gervars. Central and Memorial service December 11
Woodbum represented the West for President Kennedy to be
In the competition that followed held at the Dirtland labor
each team played one of the temple, and arranged by the
teams on the opposite side. The combined efforts of labor Un
single games lasted for 10 min ions of the State of Oregon
Detering will attend the legis
utes each. Santiam drw Central
as its opposing team. This was lative Interim Committee meet
the same team that we had ing on Insurance December 14
played last year at the jam in Salem
boree. The West won by a sub-
He will give a summary of
some of the laws passed during
tantial margin.
In addition to the athletic the regular and special sessions
contention at the Jambiire. of the State legislature at the
the cheering sections were lunn County Ciambrr of Com
judged on the following points merce meeting December 17 at
the cheerleaders, appearance, the Harrisburg City Hall. This
organization, spirit, etc. The meeting will start with a dinner
trophy awarded for this con at 7 p. m.
test went to Serra with Scio
Rep. Detering has been in
being in second place. Serra vited by the Board of the Oregon
has won the trophy twice in a Museum of Science and In
dustry to attend a meeting to
row.
develop plans for an agricultur
(Crtwvded Out Last Week)
al wing on the building in Port
One suggestion of consequence land. This meeing will be held
brought before the last Student December 19 at the Imperial
Council meeting was the ques hotel.
IT'S YOUR LAW
Rnprct for Law Maker I'Wm.v-d. j / nr
Final Reductions Have Been Made.
Everything Reduced at least 1.
Some Even More.
Here Is A Hot One
Regular $1.00 EARRINGS 3 PAIR FOR
$100
£
Watches - Diamonds - Stone Settings
Clocks - Bracelets - Necklaces
Tie Clips - Cuff Links - Lighters
BAKER’S
MILL CITY JEWELRY
regular PTC meeting
All grades will
participate
und Santa will be there. Every
one is welcome to attend.
Mari-Linn To Have
Christmas Program
Thursday Evening
Coming Events
UNCONSTITUTIONAL LAWS the Supreme Court overruled
Two years before his term Congress.
expired. President John Adams
Said Marshall: The Consti
named John Marshall to the tution is supreme and is bind
U. S. Supreme Court.
ing on all who act for the
And two
United States. It curbs <nd
days before
defines the citizen’s righ'.
he left office,
Suppose Congress could
Adami named
trample the citizen’s rights?
one Marbury
Then, said Marshall, the Con
a justice of
stitution would vanish, and
the peace iu
Congress would rule supreme.
Washington,
Hence the judges must up
D. C., one of t
land's lowest
hold the Constitution over
judgeships.
Between the highest and the Congress. They must void all
lowest judges, you can find out laws not grounded in the Con
why the U. S. Supreme Court stitution.
Said Marshall: “A law re
may hold a state or national
pugnant to the Constitution
law void.
Marshall swore in Thomas is void; and the courts, as well
Jefferson as President. Once as other departments, are
in office, Jefferson would not bound by that instrument ”
let his new Secretary of State
James Madison give Marbury
his commission. Marbury took
his case to the Supreme Court,
and Marshall’s court held that
Marbury should have his job.
But Marshall went on: the
law passed by Congress, which
let this suit start in the
Supreme Court, violated the
Constitution.
The Constitution says only
cases which affect ambassa
dors and the states can be
started in the Supreme Court.
As a rule, al) other cases must
come up from lower courts.
This curb, Marshall held,
Still the Supreme Court
meant that suits like Mar avoids constitutional questions
bury's should not start in the where it can find other grounds
Sureme Court. For Congress for reaching a decision. For
to give such cases to the Court the court has a policy of trying
went against the Constitution. to respect the power of the leg
So the act of Congress was islature (Congress), as well as
void.
the executive (the President)
Such was the first case where branches of government.
Nott
Orefon lawyer! offer thia column at a public aervice No
parton thou Id apply or interpret any law without the aid ol
an attorney, who it completely advited ol the faett invol■, d
Even a tlifht variance in faett may chanfe the application
ol the law.
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