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Belleville Shriners Tournament Table
The Triangle Fluid Controls Bantam Jr. Bulls would like to invite you to stop by our table at the upcoming Belleville Shriners Tournament from Friday November 6 - Sunday November 8.

The Bantam Jr. Bulls will be hosting draws for gift baskets, a "Toonie Stick", handmade items and a 50/50 draw. Be sure to stop by and see us at our table!
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Redball Radio
Red Ball Radio Ltd. had a humble but happy start at 133 Front St in Belleville. The original 400 sq ft shop was strictly car audio sales and installation, owned by me, Eric Lindenberg and Terry Moffatt. We slowly grew and were looking to expand. William Lindenberg (my father), was operating Decibel Audio from 6 North Front St, and was ready to retire. These factors , coupled with the sale of the property at 133 Front St was sufficient impetus to make the move to 6 North Front St. We have slowly taken over the entire house and now boast 2 floors of Audio/Video including a dedicated theatre room. We offer on-site installation of car audio and have our home and commercial installation crew on the road 5 days week.
Selectrical Contractors Ltd.
Selectrical Contractors Ltd. has been providing industrial, commercial, and maintenance electrical services to the Quinte area for more than 23 years. The partners have 60 + years of combined experience in electrical design, costing, installation, and project management.
Mill-Fab
Mill-Fab was started in February 1997 as a family business. We currently employ over 25 trades people from various trades. Our team incorporates fully licensed industrial millwrights, electricians, plumbers, iron workers and certified welders with 25+ years experience in the maintenance trade.
Moira Glass & Mirror
In 1970, Barb and Derek Lawday began their labour of love and created Moira Glass-Mirror. Derek brought his certification as a glazer from Wales to Canada and cut his first piece of glass in the family home in Corbyville. By 1973 it became clear that Moira Glass was going to need a home of it’s own. The purchase of a horse stable built in the early 1800’s on Pinnacle Street was the perfect location. Several additions later, Moira Glass-Mirror continues to thrive in the very same building. Today, daughter Debbie Lawday still owns and operates Moira Glass-Mirror. With unparalleled commitment to her customers and community, Debbie’s devotion to her family business has provided Belleville and the surrounding area with many familiar faces. Several of today’s employees have been with Moira Glass for over thirty years! As a result, our knowledge of residential and commercial products and repairs are second to none.
Ean Bush Carpentry
Custom Homes, Renovations & Additions.