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u ,-. ._- MARGARQT M0313 N (Joined the V.H.l. in 1976) Margaret was born in Grassie, Ontario. Her parents were James and Pearl Stuart. As a little airl she rem- embers the lon: happy hours spent at her vrfndmother White's home in Fulton--playing near the Twenty Creek. Other childhood memories include attending the Nonens Institute picnics at the homes of Mrs. Frank Smart and 1 Mrs. Um. Gahe. Margaret attended public school at U. 5, North Grimshy. After completinc public scjool she attended the Hamilton Central Colleeiate. Each day she walked one and a half miles to Grassie Railway station and rofle on the small T.i. anf B. Railway train tiat left the station at a quarter to eisht anfi returnefi at five in the evenins. Because of the chantes in the railway time schedules, the last three years of High School were spent at the Smith- ville High School. :'.'2 p- 2 After Hish School, it was on to the Hamilton Normal 3: School and then Nchacter University to complete her teach- :: p.-- :2 :2 _ _ 5---- in; certificate. Margaret tausht at #i, North Grims.y for seven years, fa North Grimshy for iwenty-five years and Collece Street .uhlic School in dmithville for three years and retired in 1975. 'In 1016, Nargrret harried Bill Morison and they took up residence in a home along the.Riflce Road near Alway School. They still Live in this home which also involves a small farming operation. Their thirteen acre farm has a variety of fruits under cultivation which give Margaret an opportunity to test out all the recipes that rhe has been savinc over the years. The farm is "Rowallan Fruit Farm". Summer month holiflay tines are spent at Rowallan Cottage in Bracehridce along the slores of Lake Nuskok . a