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AU8WiIlltY t'UE(bE I>tEss,,'luESI)AY, DECEMtBER23,,1986 IT'S AL;MôàÎ .CHRISTMAS 'it*s almost Christ- mas", said the deer. The elves-are working, working ail day long. They're making toys and they're miaking clothes. The next day was Christmas night. Santa Claus was getting ready. He was putting the toys and clothes into the sled. The next day it was Christmas mor- ning. The chldren were putting their house coats and slippers on. Then they crept down the stairs and when they got to the bo ttomn they saw their presents. They opened their presents. Sally opened her present and she found a dolly inside and a newi dress. Alex opened'his present and found a red racing car. Then the mother and father woke up and went downstairs and opened their presents. By Alysha Liebregts St. Le's Schaol Brooklin MU&Dopens in Whitby RICHARD HALENDA Richard Halenda adrnits that the days of the independent* delicatessen may be gone, but the opening of his family's faurth M & D European Meats in Durham Region proves they remnain very popular. "We offer the ma and pa quality of service," says Halenda of the recently opened Whitby location, at Dundas St. E. at Garrard Rd. "Here you say what you want and you get it, and it's obvious that people want it." His parents, Michael and Dareen (the "M & D" of the business), had a wholesale business in Toronto before coming to Durham Region. Michael Halenda has been a sausage maker and distributor of European meats for 30 years, says son Richard, 32. Six years ago, the first M & D store was located in Oshawa. "We decided Oshawa needed'a good delicatessen," says Richard. The success of that store led to another location in north Oshawa in September, 1985, and then in Pickering in 1986. Halenda says the Pickering store was apened ta accommodate the number osf customers who were coming fram Toranto ta the Oshawa stores. M & D bought out the Oshawa Meat Products. & Delicatessen, Ltd. location in Whitby. Rick Krechawicz operated that store started by his father, Steve Krechawic, 30 years ago. Halenda says the Whitby store will soon become the head office for M & D European Meats, which now emplays a total af 60 people. Halenda says part of the suc- cess of the store may be the natural-recipes in the spices it of- fers. Some» of these were developed over the years'through customer suggestion. Kobassa is the big seller, about a ton sold each week. "We also 'da 'a mammoth chicken business," says Halenda, adding that about 1,000 pork lains go out every week. 4 SAINGS UP TO 50%1 HUNDREDS 0F ITEMS ON SALE! Ià9 17 wdh /I Ii casstorc seerp without w with ithut Cnie-ý "CMOC coupon coupon> 3I coupon coupon) 1 (& 97 w ou (17..M00con.jpSn 1 ,àd D, 11,1,i ~ ~ L':* b un..= . igA A MY o ". 'i I T0_. EDDIE MONEY Con't HoId Bock BON JOVI Sippery When Wet CHICAGO 18 BRUCE HORNSBY The Woy If lu 6e97I eoch jcassette or Ip j Compact Discs also specially pricedi or pre-recorded cassette HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Fore! THE POLICE Thse Singles 5@97/e 1@97 FIKE& INA TURNER 0NLY' THTBEL GEES i I Sprits Hinq Fk'o n i p.,nt S PAYOLAS HinnerOtADrum 4ilcaI ASHIORD S&S(MPSON Ple - e e. No efu o xcege uineurBxi hD ae. or f Whitby Mail À&4 Pg f Oshawa Centre Pickering Town C'entre Q4'~.44 (<4c~ ~Z«<4X ~ewi. Qyantitiks are Ji'ied SI edsDàL27h Crime ~ Stoppers ~ By SGT, S. RYRIE S Durham Co-ordinator@ Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regionai Police force are again appealing for the publi's assistance in solving the death of a 23-year-old Oshawa man on July 26, 1986. At about 1:30 a.m., Dennis Terech was riding- his bicycle north on Park Road near Adelaide Ave. when hie was. struck ýby ,a vehicle. Due to this accident he died of head injuries the next day. 1 ' A re-enactmnent of this crime will be shown on CITY-TV on Thursday, Jan. 1. 1987 at 6 p.m. & 10 pari. Crime Stoper will pay Up to $1,000 to anyone providing information which leads to an arrest in this case. Amounts of Up ta $1.000 will be paid for tips leading ta an arrest in any seriaus crime. Callers do not have to give their namnes or testify in court. The Crime Stoppers numbers are: 222-8477 local ta Toronto; 1-800-387-8477 toll free for ail calîs.' Letter: More rights FROMI PAGE 4 breakaown ai tamily and morality. within because of the Somehaw I get the moral decline of the feeling that Ontario has inhabitants, homo- just opened the lid ta sexuals included. Pandara's Box., Where does saciety go Tibor Szep when there is a ttal Oshawa FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY LTD. *ANTIQUÉS *NO-DIP RESTORED STRIPPING *CUSTOM e9REPAIRS UPHOLSTERY *REFINISHING AMlarge selection af Victorianparlour furniture available 413 DUNDAS ST. E. WH1TBY 668-5481 1