Vegreville Woman
Honored For Work
VEGREVILLE — A fitting cli­
max to her experience as a vicepresident of the Associated Coun­
try Women of the World, was the
surprise received by Mrs. E. E.
Morton in the form of a Corona­
tion Medal, forwarded through
diplomatic channels from Ottawa
by command of Her Majesty,
Queen Elizabeth II, the citation
stating "To be worn in commemo­
ration of the Coronation."
Mrs. Morton modestly admitted
many happy years of association
with the work of the Woxr.ens
Institute, of which organization
she is a past national president,
and expressed her regret at hav­
ing to sever the tie of vice-presi­
dent of the Associated Country
Women of the World, at a con­
vention held in Toronto l a s t
month, relinquishing the nomina­
tion for a second term as Canadian
representative
Recalling recent memorable ex­
periences' in Ontario. Mrs. Morton
stated that she was happy to ac­
cept the honor, not for anything
that she had done personally, but
rather "as a symbol of acknowl­
edgement for the splendid work
done through the years by the-w;o! men of Canada."
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