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Spriteboy
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Has anyone heard of the Coca-Cola Campus Club? I found these 2 records but can't find any info on the club. Judging by the radio stations that sponsored them the 45 is from Ottawa, Ontario and the LP is from Peterborough, Ontario. I assume it was a regional thing something like the Hi-Fi Club. If anyone has info I would love to here it.
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Good luck getting info on Canadian items on this site, you, pickrknows, and I are the only Canadian coke collectors on here......
Don't forget Frenchie, he's got a great collection too!!
That's because we allow you on here. Don't abuse your privileges or you'll be kicked off the CW island. :)
Interesting Campus Club items. I think the Hi-Fi Club was more high school focused. It sounds like Campus Club was an attempt to attract the college crowd. Maybe it was a short-lived promotion. I've never seen anything like these in my 30+ years collecting.
Oh yea i forgot about Frenchie, lol about CW island Ray you just wait, one day we will have enough Canadian coke collectors on here we will start are own province on CW island LOL :)
Forgot to ask you Bill are you going to the Toronto nostalgia show and sale tom?
Trevor, I'm actually going to London to see Gord tomorrow.
oh thats disappointing to hear i was hoping he was going be at the show tom too..... can you ask him for me whats the next local show he will be at?