History: Saskatchewan Stock Growers Holds 38th Convention

Reprinted from the July 1950 issue of Canadian Cattlemen

By Canadian Cattlemen Staff

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Published: March 30, 2017
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Matt Morgan, former member of the Montana Border Patrol, shown with Miss K. M. Aylott who for 31 years has been Secretary of the Association. Matt presented a shaped prehistoric rock as a gavel.

Matt Morgan, former member of the Montana Border Patrol, shown with Miss K. M. Aylott who for 31 years has been Secretary of the Association. Matt presented a shaped prehistoric rock as a gavel. Photo: Supplied

Saskatchewan Stock Growers Holds 38th Convention
By George B. Murphy, Swift Current, Sask.

‘The old Cow Town of Maple Creek, Sask., extended a truly western welcome to 160 stock growers from all parts of Saskatchewan, and some from Alberta, when the 38th annual convention of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association was held there recently.

The convention, one of the best in the organization’s history, had many outstanding speakers.’

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