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Durham police have a new Trevor McCagherty has been Durham Region Police force. Durham's Deputy Chief since 1989, year when David Edwards retires. appointed the new chief of the McCagherty, 47, who has been will take over the top job later this The announcement was made 4 0, BRUTON'S IDA DRUGS 200 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-2511 ' 12 EXPony $3.99! 15 EXPoniy $3.99! 24 EXPony $6.99! 36 EXPoniy $9.99! TED pl TE C-41 Color Negative film only. 135/110/ 126 Disc Excludes: VPS, Stretch 35 Split (Half) Frame and Seattle Flimworks. YER FR ERR R RRR RRR RRR RRR RRRERRRRERE RBI From MARCH 25th to MARCH 28th, 1992 Starts Wednesday, March 25th to Saturday, March 28th Lindsay Square Merchants have the best Spring ... SIDEWALK SALE VALUES .. just for YOU! Chief Chief Trevor McCagherty last Friday morning by Jim Witty, chairman of the Police Services Board, and the appointment was endorsed unanimously by Board members. McCagherty began his police career with the Metro Toronto force in 1965, and a year later, joined the Oshawa depart- ment. In 1969, he was promoted 10 the rank of detective in the Criminal Investigations Branch. He became a member of the Durham force when the Region was formed and in 1974 attained the rank of inspector and executive offi- cer to the chief. Between 1975 and 1988, he served the Regional force in various capacities. As the current deputy chief, he is chairman of the Ontario Association of Police Chiefs training committee, and the Police commitiee rep to the strategic planning committee for police, edu- cation and development. Durham's present Chief Edwards will be retir- ing this fall after a career that began in 1961. He was appointed Chief in 1988. McCagherty, who is a mem- ber of the Sunrise Rotary Club and an honorary Kinsmen in Oshawa, is A said a blue 1988 Safari van was reported from the parking lot at an apartment building on Bigelow Street. The seats from the van were found later at the Fairgrounds just a short di away. That same night, Police report that two Honda 125 motor- cycles were missing from a garage of a residence on Alva Street in 10 a van parked at Jackman Motors on Highway 7A as well as a break- in where several items were stolen from the office. Police believe there is a connection between the three incidents.