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Dominos Pizza

Looking for pizza delivery in Guelph, Ontario? You’re in luck! Domino’s Pizza offers both carryout and delivery options. Conveniently located at the intersection of Stone Road W and Edinburgh Road S, Domino’s is never far away! Stop by for a fresh, hot carryout pizza to enjoy for lunch at University Village Park for a quick afternoon getaway. You can also order pizza delivery to your home while studying for exams for University of Guelph. No matter what the occasion is, Domino’s can help provide you with a quick, worry-free meal! Domino’s is now more than just pizza! We have something for everyone! You can now choose from Feast pizzas, pasta bowls, bread sides, chicken wings, specialty chicken, refreshments, and dessert! Have you tried our chicken wings? They make the perfect addition to any meal! Juicy wings tossed in your choice of BBQ, Honey Garlic, or Hot sauce. Stop by and visit us in store or online today to decide which of our wing flavours goes best with your favourite meal!×

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Quinton Steel

Rick Gajewski arrived in Canada on June 22, 1965, with his technical background and twenty years experience in the fabrication trade in England as a boilermaker plater. After four years in Canada as the plant superintendent at Warner Swasey, he founded Quinton Steel (Wellington) Limited in 1968. The phrase J.I.T. manufacturing was not commonly used when Rick Gajewski started to buy all the steel for jobs cut to size for work in progress. Most of Quinton Steel's competitors were carrying large inventories and cutting their own steel to size. As the company grew, Quinton Steel's buying power increased, keeping the company's prices competitive in the growing market. In 1974, Quinton Steel moved into its current facility, a plant designed by Rick Gajewski, for the sole purpose of manufacturing large steel fabrications. In 1978, Rick's son, Stefan, joined Quinton Steel working in the plant. Using his engineering background from the University of Western Ontario and attending technical college, he learned every aspect of the trade. After 12 years of experience in the plant, Stefan moved into a management position and is currently President of the company. In 1995, the existing plant was doubled in size to accommodate the market requirements for larger sized fabrications. All the while, we maintained our focus on providing the best in quality, price and delivery. In the past five years, our work has expanded from press and machine bases into gears, gear reducers, offshore drilling equipment, mining equipment and a wide variety of other custom fabrications, including innovative prototypes. Quinton Steel built its reputation on competitive PRICE, QUALITY and DELIVERY. These are the cornerstones of our company and have ensured our continued growth.×