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Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, May 2, 1995 -- 17 rg The Batterink sisters, Laura, 10, Celine, 8, and Miranda, 5, were delighted to show thelr grandparents around thelr classrooms at Scugog Christian School during Its annual Grandparent's Day on April 26. In back from left are Wilma denBoer of Port Perry and Jake and Coby Batterink of Woodstock. Everyone enjoyed a luncheon after the morning's activities. GM sales down in April General Motors of Canada sales declined again in April, according to a report issued in Oshawa this week. Sales of new vehicles in April dropped 16.3 per cent compared with sales in April last year. Passenger car sales were down 20.4 per cent while truck sales dropped 9.6 per cent. Utica Day Care yard and bake sale The Utica Community Daycare is a flurry of spring activity! All the parents and teachers are busily getting ready for their first major fund-raiser of the season. Mark your calendar for Saturday, May 6th - the Utica Community Daycare is having a Giant Family Yard and Bake Sale starting at 9:00 a.m. All the proceeds from the sale will be going toward the upgrading of the Children's playground and bicycle path. The Utica Community Hall, located on Durham Road 21 and Marsh Hill Road South in the Village of Utica, has been generously donated to the daycare for this mammoth event. In addition to the Utica Daycare GM dealers in Canada delivered a total of 33,899 new vehicles in April. So far this year (from Jan. 1 to April 30) vehicle sales are down nearly 11 per cent. The company has sold 119,248 vehicles so far this year, compared with 133,843 in the first four months of 1994. Despite the downturn in sales, GM vice president of marketing 'fom Mason said there is reason for optimism. "We are seeing reasonably strong demand for our lower priced passenger cars such as Geo Metro and Pontiac Firefly, and the Chev Corsica and Baretta," he stated. "Improving availability of the newly designed Chev Cavalier and Pontiac Sunfire in April resulted in stronger sales of these vehicles." Sales of Chev Tahoe and GMC Yukon full size sport utilities jumped 85 per cent, while sales of Chev Blazer and GMC Jimmy compact sport utility trucks climbed nearly 70 per cent. In the model year to date (Oct. 1-April 30) GM has sold 211,219 vehicles, down 3.3 per cent over the 218,496 sold in the same period a year ago. QUALITY * MANUFACTURED HOMES Your Best New Home * Value in Ontario ... Monge) oft Jide 10AM to 5 PM 10 AM to 4 PM (705) 357-3427 or 1-800-668-5056 BRAND NEW DESIGNS HWY. 12 at SUNDERLAND | ORDER NOW! For 1995 Delivery! You provide the lot and services. We do all the rest including foundation. ANUFACT OMS EN Big Band brings big time music Monstrous! Powerful! Intense! No other Band can boast Canada's youngest New Big Band singer and leader, soloists in every chair, sounding like they have been burning up charts for twenty years. 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