HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-01-22, Page 14NEW OPP CONSTABLE — Constable James R.
MacLeod is the new officer in charge of the Seaforth
OPP Detachment. The OPP office has moved and
shares the Good Times Travel Agency premises on
Main Street, Constable MacLeod replaced Corporal
Ray Primeau who since his promotion, has been
working out of the Goderich detachment.
(Staff Photo)
slew OPP
-eplaces Primeau
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4 People read newspaper ads when they are ready to make
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the family.
8 Newspaper reading is a habit and a part of people's
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ESTABLISHO
. 1872
Constable James R. MacLeod
: Goderich has been transferred
the Seaforth Detachment of the
.P.P. replacing Constable Ray
iimeau who has been in Seaforth
r the past 10 years.
I Mr. Primeau has been
•ornoted to Corporal and will be
orking at the Goderich
etachment but continuing to live
Seaforth and commuting to
ork.
i Constable -MaeLeod, who has
en in Goderich for the past ten
• :ars since being stationed there
a cadet, will move to Seaford'
len he secures a house here.
• Constable MacLeod and his
fe Diane have two daughters,
.acy, 9 years, and Deanna, 6
. ars, and a two-year-old son,
toy.
'Constable MacLeod's territory
vers the townships of McKillop,
.ckersmith and Hullett ranging
far north as Blyth and as far
uth as Hensall and Dublin
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Corporal Primeau said he very
much enjoyed his ten years in
charge of the Seaforth
detachment. "We like Seaforth so
much that we hope to make it our
permanent home,"
Corporal Primeau estimated,
that the work load 'has tripled
since he came here in 1964. The
1966 International Plowing Match
when he worked "at least 18
hours days" was one of the big
highlights of his work here, the
corporal said. Corporal Primeau
was in charge of alt the policing
for the Match.
Corporal and Mrs. Primeau live
on Goderich Street with their five
children. Twins Joanne and John
attend SDHS and the three
younger children, Susan, Noreen
and Dan are students at St.
James' School in Seaforth.
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CAPoNE WAS
JAILED FOR
INCOME Ta EVASION,
WAS BANNED FOR A WHILE
IN 1567 BY POPE PIUS TC
AFTER MANY DEATHS. am-
THE SPANIARDS'ENTHUSIASM
FoR THIS SPECTACLE CAUSED
THE BAN TO BE LIFTED. THE
MATADORS WHO SHOW THE
most DARING AND GRACE ARE
NATIONAL IDOLS AND EARN
FANTASTIC MONEY, IN AN
AFTERNOON, 3 MATAPoRS KILL,
6 BULLS, EACI-IENCoursiTER
LASTS ABOUT 20 MINUTES.
AL CAPONE
UVCOME Or GANGSTER,
FOR t'HE YEAR 1921 ,WAS
4/0S; WO
W1-ITCH IS THE Fit614EST geik
A PRIVATE ciTCZEN IN ONE
YEAR, IT WAS ACCUMULATED
FROM CAPONE'S PAR-FLUNG
I LLEGAL AttiViti54. NrS
BUSINESS CARP IDENTIFIED
HIM AS A ‘‘SECOND,I4AND
FtANIMR5 t>EALEa.1' iN
HENRY ObRtY5 BEST seVa
HE MAOE ONLY. '74t5. MILLION1
ti~E EiAtittEll :008t. .JANUARY -24 1916