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Wayne Farrar, Photographer ad, 1978
Andrew's Dry Good, 1958-1974
Vince Audibert Men's Fashions, 1986-1991
Auds N' Ends
Benner's Sports Den, 1992-1995
Bermuda Restaurant, 1964-1972
Beth Anne (Milinery), 1960-1961
Bette- Lyn Fashions, 1975-1993 - moved to Town and Country Plaza
BiWay
Boy's Toys Hobby Shop, 1989-1992
Bucking Jeanious, 1993-1994
G.S. Butt Photo Ltd., - Wayne Farrar, photographer - opened in 1968
Butt Stop - opened in 1992
Canadian TV and Appliances, 1958-1961
Caninet Communication opened in 1996
Centre Stage Dance Studio, 1988-1997
Chemical-Lab, 1986-1991
Christina's Fashions, 1972-1973
Clara's Hairstyling, 1960-1961
Claude's TV Ltd. opened in 1995
Coliseum Pizzeria, 1985-1990
Colonial Cleaners opened in 1978
Cynthia Shoppe, 1960-1961
Imperial Cleaners ad, 1975
Aud’s N Ends ad, 1981
Bette-Lyn ad, 1986
Gino’s Pizzeria, 1999
Dairy Queen has been there for decades and is still located in the Stamford Green Plaza
Devlin Draperies, 1958-1965
Dino's Italian Delicatessen - opened in 1983
Elite Travel Agency opened in 1999
Euro Deli and Smoked Meats, 1997
Eye to Eye Optical opened in 1981
The Floor Gallery opened in 1997
Frajo's Children's Boutique, 1992-1993
Gino's Pizzeria, opened in 1995
Gino's Stamford, 1965-1971
Giorgio Jewellers, 1985-1988
Grice's Famous Shoes, 1960-1977
Hatala's Fine Furniture, 1969-1983
Hurley's Flowers Ltd., 1975-1978
Imperial Cleaners and Tailors, 1965-present
Jimmy's Barber Shop opened in 1961 on the northwest corner of the plaza. In the early 1990s it moved to a larger location in the middle of the plaza. Jimmy Rocca came from southern Italy at the age of 15. He spent a couple of years learning his trade in Toronto. The family that had built the Stamford Green Plaza encouraged Jimmy to move to Stamford and open up his own shop.
Jimmy and a young client, 1981
Jimmy’s Barber Shop, 1999