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"Mutant-haw tt-twdinthturioNroeme. cm. (ttey but not mm bottom-Manh- dny. tn 011M.” by by It was at this tune the Ontario Plowmen's Association was formed to revive interest and the Brat International Match was held in 1913. There were 31 en- tries in horse plowing, with one tractor as a curiosity. “4..., n-.. areaiaiard by an agricultural societies with I pro- vincial match taking place In con- Junction with the intinerant pro- vindbl exhitsition at the (gag. At W (mm ot the centum into:- w in waning and by 1910 le- than a dozen matches were held. The labor shortage of World War l stimulated interest in ma- chinery and in ml? the event was advertised as the Provincial Plowing Match and Tractor Demonstration. With the grow- ing use of machinery during the "twenties", interest in this (Phase of the event was develope and in 1926 it received its present name. the International Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Demonstration. That the event is filling a need is indicated by its growth from 31 entries and a few undred spectators in l9l3_to the Despite this growth, the "Inter- national" has kept its principal objectives in mind throughout its development. These are to en- courage larmers, and particularly young farmers, to adjust and use plows to obtain a desired result; to arouse interest in and to give demonstrations of the latest farm machinery; to foster rural skills; and to add pride and prestige to farm practices. isak of iaoo entries and over dio,000 spectators in recent years. outstanding “live" shows on ttttttttttt " CKCO-TV . . .out front with the best programmes first _. .. brings you local news, views and personalities on these shows Which originate here at CKCO-TV studios . . . * COME INTO THE KITCHEN * LOCAL NEWS * LET'S TALK SPORTS ' tititiiretceertv DAILY ot 4.15 pm. DAILY ot 6.40 p.m. DAILY at 6.30 p.m. foil IHE BEST IO M SEEN IURN IO CHANNEl IHIRIEEN . . . with Don Hildebrand . _ . with Mrs. Seriver Mammmkhal mutants-nun» . 't,Mte',ttg"d".'t'ltJ't'l'l, proving. nap-om some; <5qu of dheetntB min in Valium secuum Us In: 'uvvutee carry forward tht mam job, in: qrltr6iarg'the “111W”. MT: p moron. muon- al omdiuuon. depending hue- ly on grants, donations, and vo- luntary aervices. . In carrying forward the “Inter- national” itself, the matter of lo.. cation is always important. To give sections of the province an opportunity to participate, the lo- cation is rotated throughout the province from year to year, at the invitation of the various counties. Under this system the county or- ganization who plays host has a great deal of work to do with the "International". They provide the site tor the "Tented City", land for plowing, a county grant, the necessary public utilities, tractors and teams as required, and a com- plimentary prize award banquet for over 1,000 guests. They re- ceive, to help defray expenses, the revenue from admissions at 50 cents for each person, vehicle free. The administration of the match and details of the events are handled by the provincial as- sociation which receives the pro- ceeds from frontage charges. As in the case with most successful farm events, the spirit of co-oper- ation plays an important part in making the International Plow- ing Match and Farm Machinery l?eTyys.tra.titrn the great event that it is today. . with Tom Netty u, in. 'r,4,mvu,irirAiiiiAL1grairgttttg * MELODY HOUSE A WOMEN AND THE NEWS * THREE STAR SPORTS FINAL * LATE NEWS Civic Plowmen to be First Day Feature Among the most important and keenly contested events at the “International” will be the may- or's class on the opening day, October 12. It is expected this will draw e record entry in view of the recent challenge ottered . . . with Barb, Jinney and Wilbur DAILY at 4.45 pm. DAILY at ILIO p.m. DAILY ot 11.00 pm. DAILY ot 4.00 p.m. . . . with Tom Rafferty .. . . with Elaine Cole mayors of other cities and towns by the six mayors in Waterloo County, all of whom intend to plow. Competitions in farm welding will be held on each of the four days. This will be open to bona- * CONESTOGA TRAIL RIDERS A SUNDAY SERENADE A FARM AND GARDEN snow . . . with Prairie Pete WEDNESDAY at l0.30 pm . . . a whole line-up of local talent SUNDAY at 7.30 pm. MONDAY at 7.00 pm. . Traiser, ttttttdit Mesa tide farmers and farmer's sons. AU equipment will be supplied and entries will be accepted up to 10 an each day at the ad- ministration building. Demonstrations of v a r i o u 3 kinds will be put on in are“ close to "rented City". The sun close to "rented Chgi Tn Crt the Agrieultqrtg ?..yrei.: Department, O.A.C., Guelph anil O.A.C. students will stage a term safety demonstration daily . How to tight tire will be shown by re- presentatives of the Ontario Fire Departmint, O.A.C., O.A.C. students will . with John Bradshaw Hall's