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Business as usual: It was just another busy day yesterday at the Beach IGA, where store manager Al Linton says, it's (Sunday opening) what the people seem to want
Business as usual: It was just another busy day yesterday at the Beach IGA, where store manager Al Linton says, it's (Sunday opening) what the people seem to want

Business as usual: It was just another busy day yesterday at the Beach IGA, where store manager Al Linton says, it's (Sunday opening) what the people seem to want

Date10/21/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Business as usual: It was just another busy day yesterday at the Beach IGA; where store manager Al Linton says; it's (Sunday opening) what the people seem to want.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0015380F
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