Zurich Citizens News, 1974-06-06, Page 11cause of domestic inflation, he
maintained.
He claimed that Mr. Trudeau
and Finance Minister John
Turner have no answers to ques-
tion of curbing inflation.
Every economist, in his opinion
agrees that the first move to-
wards solving the problem is
to reduce government spending.
Part of government spending,
unemployment insurance pay-
ments were questioned by Mr.
Woolliams.
Canada is in short supply of
almost all commodities while
industries which produce them
need more workers. At the
same time the government is
spending "enormous sums" on
unemployment insurance. He
quoted a figure of $2.2 billion
spent in 1973.
He accused the Trudeau gov-
ernment of wanting to "sweep
under the carpet" an alledged
unemployment insurance scand-
al publicized by Conservative
MP for Hamilton West, Lincoln
Alexander.
Mr, Woolliams also intim-
ated unfairness in the admin-
istration of the Local Initiatives
Program. Constituencies repres-
ented by Liberals received
$106, 700, 000 in LIP grants and
Conservative held areas receiv-
ed only $59, 600, 000.
While the New Democratic
Party is admittedly socialist in
its aims he also gave Liberals
that same label,
He warned his audience of
the dangers of socialism, saying
in a satirical way that it means
people are forced to be equal.
The laternative t� socialism,
he maintained, was the Prog-
ressive Conservative party under
the leadership of Robert Stan-
field.
The partisan crowd applauded
Air. Woolliams loudly. Other
speakers at the meeting includ-
ed conservative MPs Bill Jarvis
from Perth- Wilntont and John
Wise from Elgin.
PAGE 11
Well managed pasture
Many dairymen depend on
pastures for summer roughage
feeding. Well-managed, prod-
uctive pastures can provide
sufficient nutrients to maintain
medium - to large- sized dairy
vows, at a 30-35 lb per day
milk production level. Many
dairy herds have the potential
of producing more than 35 lbs
milk per cow per day. There-
fore, grain feeding in addition
to the pasture is necessary to
realize this potential.
Early spring pastures are
high in water content, rich in
protein, low in fibre and palat-
able. As the summer progresses,
pastures become more mature
and the protein content lowers,
the fibre increases, the palat-
ibiliry and digestibility dec-
reases. An appreciation of the
wide variation in the feeding
value of pasture through out
the season is fundamental.
Proper pasture management
goes along way in overcoming
this variation in feeding value.
Pastures tend to range from
very good in late spring and
early summer to good in mid-
summer to fair in late summer.
Protein percentages in grain
mixtures shouldbe about 12-1450
for very good pasture, 16% for
good pasture and 18% for only
fair pasture. Also, the volume
of grain fed will depend on the
quality of pasture.
The better the pasture --the
less grain required. Pastures
well-managed to assure good to
very good quality pastures
throughout the grazing season
can save the dairy -man milking
40 cows averaging 40 lbs milk
per day about $400-$500 in feed
costs.
Good pasture management
does not happen by accident.
It involves selection and seeding
of the proper mixture, adequate
fertilization, good weed cont-
rol, avoiding too early grazing,
avoiding overgrazing, fall and
spring pasture harrowing.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1974
ZURICH CITIZENS` NEWS
Huron Conservatives
nominate McKinley
(continued from page 1)
Mr. McKinley. The riding was
formerly called Huron.
As his speech ended, Mr.
McKinley said he would do his
utmost to continue his work for
the riding.
One of his colleagues in
Ottawa, Eldon Woolliams,
Conservative MP from Calgary
North, was guest speaker at the
nomination meeting.
Mr. Woolliams attacked
government anti-inflation pol-
icies outlined in the 1974 budget
Opposition parties voted against
it bringing the collapse of the
government.
"You can't promise to spend
20 per cent more money in
1974 and expect to stop the
ever -spiralling inflationary
trend, or blame all the inflat-
ion on outside forces he said.
The increased government
spending compares with a 15
per cent rise in the gross nat-
ional product.
"This increased growth of
federal spending is the major
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