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From: bwp@utcs.UUCP
Newsgroups: ont.general,can.general
Subject: Re: Sunday openings
Message-ID: <1986Dec4.102209.13323@utcs.uucp>
Date: Thu, 4-Dec-86 10:22:09 EST
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Posted: Thu Dec  4 10:22:09 1986
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In article <2819@watdcsu.UUCP> brewster@watdcsu.UUCP writes:
>  
>  I have no particular interest in keeping stores closed on Sunday
>  because it is the day or rest,  long term analysis just indicates
>  that there are no advantages to staying open.
>  
>  Protest Sunday openings, shop at stores which don't open Sundays.
>                                                   

If you have no particular interest in keeping stores closed on Sunday then
why advise people to boycott stores that are opened on Sunday?

Why not let the market place determine what it can bear?  Clearly, if
stores find that they are not making enough money to cover the expense
of Sunday openings, they will not stay open on Sunday in the long run.

Let the labour laws protect the rights of the retail workers, and in this
case, let the Charter of Rights protect the interests of the market place.

Bruce Pinn