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Sunday-shopping opponent Rev. Gordon R. Montgomery, of Newtonville, calls on Premier William Davis to stop dithering and get on with enacting the law.(...)
Sunday-shopping opponent Rev. Gordon R. Montgomery, of Newtonville, calls on Premier William Davis to stop dithering and get on with enacting the law.(...)

Sunday-shopping opponent Rev. Gordon R. Montgomery, of Newtonville, calls on Premier William Davis to stop dithering and get on with enacting the law.(...)

Date1/5/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Sunday-shopping opponent Rev. Gordon R. Montgomery; of Newtonville; calls on Premier William Davis to stop dithering and get on with enacting the law. He says the government has sufficient information on the controversial issue; but it continues to drag its feet.
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