Photo-From the CPHS year book
With regards to Milano’s, there was a music store selling new CD’s when I opened the restaurant. It was owned by a guy named Bruce who used to come in for lunch. Great store and he employed several high school students. As a teenager, I spent all of my allowance on music from Sam the Record Man and others, so I thought Bruce’s store was great. He was in business for 5 years, but he told me he wasn’t making enough profit to stay open – that was his time limit to become viable.
After that, it was a sheet music store. It was also a coffee shop called ‘Sounds Like Coffee’ which was run by Roger Weldon and his girlfriend. They marketed to high school students and allowed smoking in their establishment to attract that segment. Then it was Simon Gold.
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CLIPPED FROMThe Ottawa CitizenOttawa, Ontario, Canada15 Feb 1996, Thu • Page 55
Carleton Place Then and Now–Bridge Street Series– Volume 2- Milano Pizza to Milady Dress Shop
From the CPHS year book by Kay St. Pierre
Here is one for you Carleton Place… 1995 EMC…. which person belongs to which business… Number13 was Bruce who owned the CD HUT
I had 13. Managed the CD Hut. Best job ever. Record store manager. So 90s
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Clippings of –The Naughty Boys –The Eastern Passage -60s Music
The Canadian Beatles aka The Beavers- Mike Duffy was their Road Manager –Bands of the 60s
Saturday Date with “Thee Deuce” in Almonte
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