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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. ×

Klemencic Homes

After immigrating to Canada in 1949, Stan Klemencic settled in the Quinte region and worked to establish a life for him and his family in his newly-adopted country. An entrepreneur at heart, he soon began working for himself, building homes in Belleville, Trenton, Frankford, Batawa and the surrounding Quinte area. His success is directly related to his commitment and dedication to hard work, honesty, superior value, and the quality of the product itself. Through years of hard work Stan Klemencic developed and maintained a reputation of honesty and integrity×

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. ×

Saputo Inc.

In 1950, master cheese-maker Giuseppe Saputo and Frank, his eldest son, left their small village of Montelepre, close to Palermo, Sicily, and emigrated to Canada, convinced that this was the ideal country to provide a better future for their family in the wake of the Second World War. Two years later, Lino Saputo, his brother Luigi and sisters Rosalia, Elina, Maria and Antonina, joined their father and brother in Canada along with their mother, Maria. As was the case with many immigrants, the Saputo family’s first few years in Canada were difficult. Everyone had to do their part to put food on the table. After a few years spent in Montreal, Lino Saputo convinced his father, Giuseppe, to start his own business. In September 1954, using $500 to buy some basic equipment and a bicycle for deliveries, the Saputos founded their very own company bearing their name. Through the effort, determination, sacrifices and courage of each member of the family, their company got the initial push it needed to establish itself in Montreal’s Italian community. Today, Saputo still prides itself on the dedicated craftsmanship of its expert cheese-makers. They continue the Saputo family tradition of creating cheeses of unparalleled quality and taste. ×

Ean Bush Carpentry

Custom Homes, Renovations & Additions. ×

Cobourg Development Services

John Reyns notes with resignation that his best work is buried, never seen by those who count on it daily. Entire communities are built on his endeavors; the traffic of commerce flows along it; he has paved the way for economic and residential growth. Twenty-nine years ago when John Reyns, started Cobourg Development Services (CDS), he already had many years of experience in the excavating business, and knew the rules. Gratitude is a recurring theme with this gentle giant of the roads, sewer, and water sector. He recalls his time in Toronto, where he worked for G.C. Romano Construction for eight years. “I learned a lot from them.” While laid off by Romano during the winter of 1981, Mr. Reyns brought his own excavator to work for Adeo Excavating digging basement in the Toronto and Mississauga area under the trade name John Reyns Excavating. After a couple of years of digging basements, an opportunity presented itself to work for Terry Hollingsworth, a small sewer and water-main contractor who travelled from Richmond Hill to Bowmanville. “When that slowed down, Bev Johnston of Dunedin, Construction hired me and my machine, working mainly from Oshawa to Brockville.” “After working for Hollingsworth and Dunedin, I realized that I needed to try to become a contractor on my own if I was going to get ahead.” The lure of home called, and in 1986 Mr. Reyns returned to his roots and launched Cobourg Development Service Ltd. ×