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irfiing the pates: ments even from greater .accomplish its chapel choir. tions assistant at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, who, on Satur day, Oct. 22, will lead the youth cussions In the six sections of the meeting. Section, meetings are scheduled t6 Columbia , Motor Company trucks at (Transport an "undis both.-morning and afternoon and closed point" and, according to Urqnlum Wealth and his family section qf the a general assembly will open and District Railway Mail Service $ Of Canada Told Youth Conference being spon close the conference. Reports of Lawrence E. Matthews, went "out OTTAWA -- CAP) -- Canda's froze# north is yielding a rich harvest of uranium, mostly des- tined for the United States. The crown-owned Eldorado Min ing Company disclosed in it# an nual report made public yester day that it got more than SI,000,000 worth of atomic-energy raw material out of the northwest territories last year. sored by the Vallejo Soeoptomist Club at the Vallejo Community Center. Wilbur stressed that con sideration of each other in family life is the nucleus around which U built the good relations be tween neighbors, states, nations and finaUv bringing about a family ofrnations in .our war weary world. A panel of six, which will in clude a. lather, a mother, a son conferences from other communities show that youth and his family life have been taken up in all of the other sections, but not as a subject alone. Vallejo leaders felt that family life should be discussed as an in dividuaRfqpic and an unusual in terest is being shown' -in this section. ^ scj,edule." ' Odell Smith, local president of the AFL Chauffeurs, Teamsters. Warehousemen and Helpers, said drivers for Columbia would not cross the1'picket lines. .The com pany-has a contract to haul mail during the Missouri Pacific strike.1 This was stirring the company and a daughter, a representative to new drilling activity in north em Saskatchewan and it expected of the worker, schools and a social will assist Wilbur in new shafts will be "completed by establishing youth's responsibility 4flW...PAINTA ROOM mid-1950. In family life and the relinquish- ling of parental perogatives to 'outside agencies, i Recognizing a shift of empha IN 1/2 THE mi!sis from the home as an effect Iof war, the panel will attempt to bring into focus the part each must play to fully enjoy and to 229" benefit from family life. ESTABLISH HOME A graduate, of Stanford Univcrslty and the University of ,^"LrFULLCOATER bought all this! Syracuse where he majored in nubile administration, Wilbur has been the head civilian employe with immiltd mtfal troy **"Gwr-fotuj TELEVISION on o 10" BROADVIEW screonl in industrial relations at Mare Island since his release from the Navy, He first reported to Marc Island In 1934 where as a lieu FOR OIL PAINT M * Two duafytonfroj tuning1 tenant junior grade he was a*. Signed to Industrial relations. He .* BIIT-IN-TENNA--jNo inttollolion Is the son'of (he late Ray Lyman Wilbur, secretary of the interior nent *i : in "good signal" onai. . ,* -Full-siied consolo cobinol.,. ikh mahogany finish! during the administration of Herbert Hoover, and until his recent death, president of Stan ford University. ; Wilbur Is president ots the board of directors of the Family Service, a Community Cheat agency, and is also chairman of the committee on city and county housing disposition. After several years of commuting to Vallejo, SpecialWilbur and his wife, Martha, established their home here at 1808 Indiana street In 1947. They rttt are the parents of a son, Ray L. Wilbur. Ill, and a daughter, limited quantify ^ Jean. In addition to her duties as housewife and mother, Mr*. Limited time Wilbur finds time for P-TA and Red Cross service, Audience participation during the section meeting will be wel Try it with FulJcoat--the onecoat oil wall paint. Rolls paint on walls and ceiling ao fast, so REGULARLY $Z49 comed and invitations to attend have been extended to all youth in the community as well as tp Interested adults. The steering smooth, so easily1 Permanent equipment for all types of oil paint * MOD? I 10 VO/ committee for the conference Is ft0 TELEVISION r" Eiyoy a Demonstration at. Father Of Seven Charged By Wife The Above Special v Effective until Oct. 15 VYBIRAL RADIO-TELEVISION t4M Soiwnrt, IM, ---- Phona 1 HH Pascual Dominguez, 804 Olym pic street, pleaded not guilty In justice court yesterday to charges of non-support by his wife, Lupe Dominguez, 2490 Sac ramento street. Judge Raymond J. Sherwin continued the case against Dominguez, father of seven children, until Oct, 14- KING'S sfeIRE 52 f Marin St. Phone 3-5782 'Tv**'* ptfn*Pi (Blm JUdqs. Plump ripe - Strawber 'round in your dimru berry, pattern . . R - amazingly low priced: ;20piC|S^i| 4 dinner plates " 4 sated pletes 4 fruit dishes 4 cups - 4 saucers ' - T.SJ SANDW /sri Toas-TIttesfoJffJthfe gtf with one iron you can k of people tHppyno^b1 sandwiches. ; Take Toaa-Tite along wt outdoor*. Notice(thes,lpn comfortable urie ever In It's fun to i the coals to`1 And when the crowd-ml kitchen. -- where some parties occur W let eve hie own Toas-TIte. from" icebox affords. , . t -mm Main Floor . . . 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