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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, December 4, 1954 MONTY MAKES CONQUEST Field Marshal Viscount Mont- | after the latter had conferred an mery of El Alamein, famed | honorary doctor of laws des eree hd 'supreme commander of | upon the British milit: ATO in Europe, accepts the | Watching the proce ngratulations of Dr. Gmayson | is Dr. William F. Ru rk, at right, president of Col- | dent emeritus of Teach hia university, in New York ' lege. --Central Press Ca | tudes ~The Fourth Beatitude RALPH BARCLAY WARREN The fourth in the series of beauti- which Jesus = taught is, "Blessed are they which do hung- er and thirst after righteousness | for they shall be filled." Matthew | 5:6. Many are hungering for gold, | for fame or for sinful pleasures. | Not so many are hungering after righteousness. Would that more were saying as the Psalmist, "As the hart panteth after the water brooks, so panteth my soul 'after Thee, O God. My soul thirsteth for God, for the living God." Psalm 42:12. Jesus said that the happy people are those who are hungering | after righteousness. Those who seek happiness do not find it but those who seck righteousness find happiness. The promise is that | they shall be filled. We are re- | minded of the twenty -third psalm, | "The Lord is my shepherd; 1| shall not want, He maketh me to | lie down in green pastures; he | leadeth me beside the still wa- | ters." Even in the midst of adverse circumstances the Good Shepherd meets our need. "Thou preparest a table before me in the presenc of mine enemies." | He satisfieth the hungry souls. Jesus Christ wants to come into | Your support and influence respectfully solicited to every life and satisfy our deepest longings. Hear him say, "Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if] | any man hear my voice, and open | the door, I will come in to him. | and will sup with him, and he with | me." Revelation 3:20. Many people are restless. They | know not what they want. They | try something new. They think this | will bring happiness. For a time in their feverish activity they for- | get their discontent. But soon they | discover that this, too is a broken | cistern. They ware thirsting again. | Jesus met such a person at the well in Samaria. To her he said. | "Whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never | | John 7:37. thirst: but the water that T shall) ! give him shall be in him a well of | walter springing up into everlast- ing life." John 4:14. Jesus calls to| all men, "If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink." | FIRM PRINCIPLES TORONTO (CP) -- Mrs. Mar- garet Young, aged 102, discarded her glasses 16 years ago. Asked how do you reach such an age, | she said: "Work hard, face up to your responsibilities, be temperate in all things and observe the Sab- bath." VOTE and ELECT W. S."(Bill) PETERS ALDERMAN 25 YEARS OF BUSI. NESS EXPERIENCE in Oshowa have helped me to know and understand the problems and require- ments of my fellow- citizens, Proprietor of Peter's Barber Shop RE-ELECT PETE REV. R.E. ETER DARGAN | KENT TO THE BOARD OF ALDERMAN for 1955 VOTE and | ELECT F.M.LEE for Alderman for 1955 "For Sound and Economical Administration' E. F. ARMSTRONG Mechanical Engineer To The PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION 1955 Two Years Previous "Actual Experience Counts" JOHN BLACK Respectfully Solicits Your Vote and Support for ALDERMAN Next MON., DEC. 6th All Publicity Sponsored ond Paid For by Council Associates. ELECT JOHN G. BRADY For Alderman For 1933 Your Confidence and Support Respectfully Requested for A. V. "AB" WALKER FOR ALDERMAN ® SOUND ACTION ® CONSCIENTIOUS SERVICE ® ECONOMIC ADMINISTRATION X Note: "WALKER" is the last name on your ballot. Watch for it! WALKER, ALBERT Experience On P.U.C. (No. 21 on Your FOR TRANSPORTATION RE-ELECT R. Cecil fo BOARD OF EDUCATION Next Monday Your Vote and Influence Is Respectfully Solicited. A ELECT Ran A JOHN (Jack) PURBIE ALDERMAN On Oshawa's 1955 City Council !! WEE 9 A Lifelong Citizen of Oshawa ELECT NORVILLE E. SWEET Alderman -- ON Monday Next Ballot) DIAL 5-3874 JOHN E. FAQTL VOTE and On Monday, December 6th RE-ELECT JOHN W. DYER ALDERMAN ® 3 Years Experience on City Council Thank You! Vote MINETT For Alderman Ex-Alderman "Bill" THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE @® Previous council experience ® Planning Board ® C.R.A. Exccutive ® Graduate in Commerce and Finance ® 20 years in business positions. -- BE SURE -- we MINETT "BILL" VOTE and ELECT ALDERMAN FOR LF property is disposed of. wn A Inquiry into sewage disposal plant pertaining | $178,000 plus consulting engineer cost to be sha by rate payers. is g -- orgih Sewage to be completed to Westmount area wit; delay. -- The completion of modern lighting as soon as': , FULL » Suit Skeleton staff at City Hall to serve public on Saturday™ | ctor mornings. VOTE FOR AND » ELECT * FRED BRITTEN * Alderman For 1955 ® Tax Payers' Interest Always at Heart. ® Honesty and Integrity Guaranteed. PLACE YOUR "X" BESIDE FRED BRITTEN