PLACES IN CONTEST — Maurice Altenhofen of rural Washington receives a check from 'Queen of the Furrow' Kay Klingaman at the State Conservation Field Days and Plowing Matches. He placed sixth in the statewide competition.; Art Raisch from Chapin, Franklin county, is the state's best contour plowman. He's flanked by radioman Herb Plambeck and 'Queen of the Furrow' Kay Klingaman; Politicians had a big day at the State Soil Conservation Fleld Day and Plowing Matches. Republican candidate for Governor Bill Murray, Congressman Fred Schwengel; Washington area Republican candidates Clifford M. Vance of Mt. Pleasant, a candidate for state senator for Washington and Henry counties, with Richard Stephens of Ainsworth and Wayne Norman or rural Washington. Stephens is GOP candidate to succced himself as the county's representative in the state legislature. Norman is county Republican chairman.; Gov. Herschel Loveless talks to state 'Queen of the Furrow', Kay Klingaman of Waterloo.; Cars form a solid line to the public parking lot on the Harold and Ernest Strum farm