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1 page srx the tribune stouffville ont thursday jan 15th 1942 toronto goodwood flashes we learn thatmrs john mae has c found it necessary to resign her pos ition with the war workers with two stalwarts at home to take care pus a serious illness last year stand she has taken but she accom- pushed while in office will be a beaming star for others to attain there are a lot of people suffer- ingifrom cold lameness and other winter complaints just now about goodwood we sympathize with them especially the lame chaps for we have that to contend with 12 months of the year glad to hear that george stewart is better and back in sunday school yes we like to hear of folks getting better mr and mrs arthur dowswell were guests with mr and mrs rus- sel dowswell recently- yes we are lniormed mat gara- baldi moved up to sandford on jan 7 th to help the war work along there was young peoples meet ing at the home of earl tindall and after the program lunch was served alice tindall was the convener we understand our friend freddie walter kavey 8 stantou avenue middle ton who lives at whitby now is sporting a new car no doubt some of the fair sex will have their ye on i this new outfit as a means of trans portation from the four corners to the hospital fred is now a full- j fledged official at this institution and likes bis position very well- the watson staff at the postofflce are taking stock the folks from the city enjoy shopping in one of our country stores no stairs to walk no elevators to take your breath away no jostling among the custom ers everything just to your liking pleased to hear our friend miss a m pogue is enjoying the scenery around gormlejr and vandorf each weekend when horsebackriding js a little chilly she hitches up to the j cutter and boy oh boy with that buffalo robe she purchased from the stouffville war workers a cutter ride is just the thing on these frosty days toronto friends are looking for ward to visiting the ski hostel on norman waggs place some of the fair sex have even invited the scribe to go along with the party some day we dont ski but we sure can enjoy one of those meals that are so high ly spoken of send in your birthday lists to the correspondent- make yourself one of our 1200 names you may be one of the lucky ones still they come we sure like to hear that the subscription lists to the tribune are steadily mounting but say have you looked at the label on your paper lately if not do it this week it costs money to pro duce a live weekly today and the editors do not wish to stop sending your paper when it expires if pos sible mr and mrs f badwin and kath leen spent the recent holiday with mr and mrs win maye irev mr mclaughlin and friend concluded on next page sirs coxworth burubd ix markham monday uneral services were held on mon day for mrs thomas coxworth one of the oldest residents in markham township living at armadale on the sth concession east of milllken mrs coxworth was born in eng land and came to canada at a very early age she was the last survivor of her family and lived on the fam ily estate at armadale practically all her life she was a members of the united church she is survived by one daughter mrs m weir of toronto and two sons a b and a j both of mark- ham township tl ft c l the parliament of canada meets on january 21st the most momentous session in canadian history begins in a few short days it is your parliament the members are the servants of the people not of any party they represent every one in the constituency which elected them each one of them needs your help as never before assert your democratic right to govern tell your member what you think should be done and do so without delay there is one issue which overshadows all others the prime minister of canada has told us what that issue is these are his own words there is only one w ay to meet total war and that is by total effort we must maintain the canadian army at fall fighting strength the leader of british democracy told the people of canada whattotal effort means these were winston churchills words in this strange terrible world war there is a place for every one man and woman old and young hale and halt service in a thousand forms is open there is no room for the dilettante for the weakling for the shirker or the sluggard the mine the factory the dockyard the salt sea waves the fields to till the home the hospital the chair of the scientist the pulpit of the preacher from the highest to the humblest the tasks are all of equal honor all have their part to play to fulfil that description of total effort is the first and foremost duty of the parliament of canada the people of canada must be told what part they are to play they cannot guess every man and woman strong or weak old or young must be guided by the government to the post where they can contribute most to victory we are conscious of the substantial efforts made throughout the war by the canadian government we are anxious to assist them in making the vital decisions forced upon them by the events of the past few weeks we do not believe that the people of canada consider that their government or its leader are in any way bound by undertakings given before the united states entered the war this is no time fora referendum the responsibility rests squarely on parliament the war will not wait there is only one way to meet total war by total effort that is to mobilize all our manpower and material resources under a plan of universal compulsory selective service those who can serve best on the farms must work on the farms those who can serve best in the factories must work in the factories and those best fitted to serve in the armed forces must be trained equipped and available for service in canada or overseas anywhere at any time that is the only way that our farms our factories and otir armed forces can wage total war no half measures are consistent with national honor if you agree with thatopinion then it is your duty to tell your member now that you want him to insist upon the im- mediate adoption of such a plan tell him that you want the business of government brought into parliament where it belongs tell him to inform parliament and through parliament the whole of canada that the people of his riding advocate and will sup port any measures however drastic which will assure the last ounce of effort of which they are capable to canadas parliament which meets in a few short days mr winston churchill said this the enemy has asked for total war let us be sure that he gets it tell your member in the short time which still remains that you want to be sure that we do wage total war and that you want him to saysb in your behalf on the floor of parliament there is an added reason why you must act immediately if you believe that democracy is government by the people last week president roosevelt told one hundred and thirty million people of the united states where their armed forces are going to fight in this war as our power and resources are fully mobilized we shall carry the attack against the enemywe shall hit him and hit him again wherever and whenever we can reach him we are partners with the united states in this struggle we signed a pact binding us to a common effort national honor and the safety of our people demand that every man who wears the uniform of canada be ready at all times to go overseas to hit the enemy wherever and whenever he can be reached what a shameful travesty of justice it would be if we approved of unity of military command and failed to establish unity of sacrifice be tween nations canadas honor is at stake the committee for total war urges you to act without delay send your member a telegram a letter or a postcard at once this is your most important task your member represents you no matter what your party may be he is your voice in parliament when you put down this newspaper act at once if you agree with the opinion supported by this committee say so ittee for total -h- l o r alyca trenton miss joan arnoldl- toronto f k ashbaugh tillsonburg j a baggs concord i col e a baker toronto dr- h w baker woodstock robertbarber preston john barker toronto a f bastedo broccbrldgc james baxter toronto mowat beatue sutton mrs fred bell st thomas e w bickle toronto f c biggs dundas dr grant bird oshawa col arthur l bishop toronto dr william boyd toronto dr g f boycr toronto w e breckon burlington everett bristol kc toronto duncan bull brampton mrs eric burgess st thomas j g burt llstonel c l burton toronto mrs herbert bruce toronto dr g stewart cameron- pctcrboro wallace campbell windsor mrs wallace campbell windsor dr w j chapman st catharines mre w fcharters chatham g i christie guelph w a cockshutt smiths falls dr h j cody toronto john cowan samla j h cranston midland dr j l crowe north bay john v curtis toronto edward davles wallaccburg aubrey davis newmarket elmer davis kingston k e deacon unlonvllle t r dent woodstock mrs j dctwller london d t dlplock petcrboro it l dobbin pctcrboro william a drydcn brooklln w r drynan hamilton ernest duckworth st thomas james s duncan toronto chas dungcy toronto mrs a- w ellis toronto r d ferguson port stanley wm flavellc lindsay ii g fox st catharines dr w e gallic toronto p r gardiner toronto j- gill gardner brockulle joseph g gibson toronto dgllbertson slmcoc harrison gllmour toronto dr roseoc graham toronto fw grant midland dr j c b grant toronto mrs william j green st thomas mrs harry griffith st catharines hugh guthrie guclph j h gundy toronto c h hale orillla mrs irving hall toronto dr f w hall chatham g hancock gait c r harrison north bay dr c a harvic orillla t l hay woodstock mrs w b horklns toronto dr h o howltt guclph e j hosack woodstock chris hughes peterboro mrs anna l hynes toronto gordon ingram london r g ivcy london geo w james bowmanvlllo g elmer johnston brockvllle h f johnston tillsonburg j l king gait ford s kumpf waterloo dr h m lackner kitchener mrs gertrude d lang gait louis lang kitchener w b lnughlcn toronto dr smirlc lawson toronto geo w lee north bay n l lcucur sarnla t h lewis wcliand mrs mary lloyd cobourg h e longworth woodstock mrs lynchstnunton hamilton d c maclachlan toronto haydcn maedonald oshawa f g mackay owen sound d f maclarcn barrle sir ernest mncmillan toronto w r marshall ingcrsoll gordon matthews ectcrboro mrs r c matthews toronto d l mccarthy toronto j j e mccaguc alliston george mccullngh toronto hugh l mcculloch gait r o mcculloch gait john f mcdonald woodstock l m mcdonald port colborne r p mcdonald toronto mrs clara f mceachren toronto dr a j mcganlty kitchener dr james h mcgtrry niagara falls t darcy mcgcc ottawa c h mcklmm smiths falls j a mcncvln chatham j ivan mcsloy st catharines s e mctavlsh oshawa mrs m l mcwhlnney toronto majorgen the hon s c mcwburn hamilton mrs maud millar hamilton w s middlebro owen sound mrs lionel millcn burlington g m miller sudbury george a moore toronto s a- morse chatham james y murdoch toronto paul mylcr hamilton n l nathanson toronto mrs ryland new oakville h d r ncwby toronto fred k morrow toronto dr john a ollle toronto com ormcs toronto c scott toronto charles h sclatcr hamilton wm h sears toronto mrs ernest soltz toronto mrs louis shannon london j r shaw woodstock mrs ann shipley klrkland lake harvey simpson chatham dr tom simpson colllngwood dr c w slcmon bowmanvllle dr d smith stratford dr j m smith beaverton v r smith toronto w h somcrvllle waterloo percy- spackman st thomas l b spencer wetland j l stanscll tillsonburg dr john h stead oakville dr j m steiens woodstock miss mabel stoaklcy toronto dr g h stable belleville rev stuart c parker dd toronto c o tatham woodstock dr john r parry hamilton g l parsons godcrlch j kpcrrctt slmcoe gordon f perry toronto colonel eric phillips oshawa w b preston brantford dr g a ramsay london john colllngwood reade toronto robert h rcld london e k reiner wclleslcy rt rev r j rcnlson toronto harmon e rice huntsvlllc dr d e robertson toronto dr c c ross london j allan ross toronto w j russell unlonvllle s w h c ruthven alliston sigmund samuel toronto dr t m savage guclph dr h m torrington sudbury john a tory toronto b a trestrall toronto w o tudhopo orillla norman c urquhart toronto james a vance woodstock o d vaughan toronto morlcy f verity brantford j h c waltc brampton harris l walsh st catharines t c wardlcy elora donald m waterous brantford walker whiteside windsor dr a b whytock niagara falls g w wlgle hamilton l f wlnchcll toronto dr h m yclland pctcrboro alan v young hamilton clark young unlonvllle space does not permit the publication of the names of many others who endorse this statement thoie whose name appear above include mothers and fathers of soldiers sailors and airmen farmeri work ers in the factories business and professional men and women of ontario who have taken this preliminary step to coniyxy to their fellow citizens the course they think should be followed in respect to this emergency j help your member to help canada win the war act now ji if you agree tear out this advertisement sign it and mail it today to your member m ij5cj