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Man Attractions at, World Plowing Match, eu4'~r ttE14 BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY,,OCIOBER L. - .This smail rig was one of the many vintage tractors that joined the parade. .AD the Prime Minister's absence, Hon. William Stewart opened the Plowing Match and unveiled the Peace Cairn. . . Arlene Wilson,, 1975 Queen of the Furrow, waves to the spectators along the parade route. ..The Bowinanville High Sehool hiand led the parade in fine form or~ Friday afternoon. w i3ruce County's float in the parade, was more than a little bull; it was a lot. * , Swinging his scimitar, the leader of the Shriner's Oriental Band slices thin air. .This antique wicker carrnage was part of the Durham Historical display. . . Contestants from Finland and Denmark cover the opening split in the World Stubble competition. ..Sweet sounds from the flautists in the - *Walter and Frank and two more buddies drew this old-time covered wagon through the streets of th, Bowmanville High Sehool Band. tented city. .Penny Ann Davidson demonstrates spinning in the Durham Historical tent. Section Two