Thursday, April 18, 1967

Some Member: Just one, politics; just that he is voting the wrong way.

Honourable Robert E. Campbell: Mr. Speaker my friend there said that he wasn’t able to rsefiatMr any swork done in his district and I would assure him rig ht now that

anytime you peaker, and I am only too glad to help him. We will assist him in any way to keep the 8Second District of Prince on the map.

Honourable Alexander B. Campbell: Here, Here, Here.

Honourable Robert E. Campbell: And don’t feel bad because sometimes I had to run to you, Sir, for favours and I will say he always tried to help me. Sometimes he had a lot of opposition in his pyart but he always tried to help me. (Applause) Now last year we had Skinner’ s Pond Pasture, Lot 6 Point, Lot 7 pasture. Roads were built into woods, more stumping and clearin land was done than ever was done before. We have a wonderful pond up in Rosebank t t was built this summer and it was a wonder- ful' Job and I willpo say that the man that did it was a good friend of mine and he hap -

pen:i Joto be a Campbell too, and he couldn't help but be a good man with a name such as t at.

L. George Dewar: He is going to run against you next time.

Honourable Robert E. Campbell: That is all right. I couldn’t have any finer man to run against me than J. W. G. Campbell, I will say. I am not saying that because he is here in the building to-night, but he is a very fine man to run against in an elec- tion or anywhere else and I mean that from my heart.

f 7 Honourable Alexander B. Campbell: What was he building roads into the woods or .

Honourable Robert E. Campbell: Well, do you want me to take you outside I will tell you. (Laughter) Now, if I don't mention, Mr. Speaker, would you keep it quiet, I would like to finish my speech and I’m not going to I have three hours yet to go. Now it wouldn't be right for me to pass Falconwood Farm without sayin some- thing about it. I am the chap that condemned the Minister of Agriculture for t e way he was doing things out in Falconwood, but now that it is under “Dauntless Dan” I know he is doing a good job, but there is just one thing that I would ask him to do. He has a lovely herd of registered holstein cattle out there and they have been cross-breed- ing them with herfords and I don’t think that with the choice of milk and the price of

registered cattle that this should be done and I am asking you, Sir, to go back to breed- ing them to holsteina.

Honourable Daniel J. MacDonald: It is already done Sir. Honourable Robert E. Campbell: Now, Mr. Speaker, as this is hockey night in

Canada and what is it here (Laughter) I will now move the adjournment of this debate. (Applause).