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e ~,C8~1 ~iYJUL YA IPRa U-W.88SA Mq YaTuIW PAGi EM 8,WBTBY PESS DNESDAY,JUY1,98 it uin wh - eks Fý-r JIM SKLAVOS, part owner of Quick Stop Pizza, prepares an 'authentic Greek style' pizza during the store opening last week. Vince Ohprecio.Free Press photo * By Debbie Luchuk Whitby's latest pizza and sub- .marine store, the Quick Stop .Pizza and Submarines, 'offers not only the "tried and true," but some unusual offerings. Owners Spiros Koutsoulianos and Jim Sklavos are Toronto natives, with prior experience managinq and working in, rec taurants in Toronto. "We opened in Whitby because someone we knew gave us an idea about this p lace. We looked at the potentialand I liked the area a lot," Koutsoulianos said. 'We are offring pizza, sub- marines, beverages and. salads and later on, we hope to expana to include lasagna, veal and pasta dishes," hie continued. Cold subs offered include assorted, ham, salami, spiced loaf, cheese, turkey and super varieties. Flot subs include roast beef, corned beef, and pizza. Sandwiches' offered include roast beef, corned beef, ham and cheese, salami and cheese. Pizza items include most of the usual toppings, pizzas offered in five sizes. Specialty pizzas are meat- loyers , vegetarian and Hawaiian, as welI as a rather interesting variety, Greek style, with feta cheese, tomnatoes, onions, green peppers and black olives. Ponzarotti is offered with the same fillinus as the pizza top- ings and 's baked rather than Business has been picking up, and the Quick StoD will hold a back-to-school event this fali to welcome back some very impor- tant customers - students. The Quick Stopý Pizza and Sub- marines is open Monday to' Fn- Stp~ day, il a.m. to 11. p.m. . and il a.m. to 2 ».Saturâfay.- The take out is locate4 -at 370 Brock St. N. (the IGA plaza).' New giftstore -at Pringle Creek plaza SBy Debie Luchuk Working in Toronto and the arduous commuting it involved from this area convinced Peggy Hunt and husband Greg to open their own. country decor and fur- niture business in Whitby. Forever Friends, the latest addition to the stores at Pringle Creek Centre, offers such coun- try decor and' accessories as wreaths, Gund boars, pierced lampshades, Amish quilts, bas- kets, floral boxes, and cotton embroidered nightgowns and. houecotsas well as pine and oak furniture. "ocI got tired of going to down- twn (Toronto), and I wanted to g et out of the heavy rat race," Hlunt said. She was formerly employed by Dominion Securi- ties, and her husband at Whitby Fenoe. «We felt the area (Pringle Oreek) needed a gift store. It is a busy plaza and there is nothing too close other than downtown. A lot of people have said this is just what -we needed," Hunt said. "I have worked in retail, and have seen some things that I didn't like. I wanted t h e por- tunity to make a difference. Forever Friends offers «per- sonalized service." If a customer is looking for a specific item not available in the store, the Hunts will tiry to make it available or look for it in their travels. "We try te please the customer, and we try to'ý et different pro- ductq by travelliing around. We offer a personalized service you only get with a small business.» Services that will be offered include a gift registry and, bridai. registry. Forever Fniends is tentatively open from 10 a.m. te 6 p.m. from Monday te, Wednesday, 10 -a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday and' Friday and 10' a.m. te 5- p.m. Saturday. Hunt said Wednesday evening hours are a possibility for the future.% The store is located -in the Pringle Creek Centre plaza, at Manning and Anderson Sts. COÃ"NCERNED ABO3UT YOUR CA~RINSMCE PREMIUMSP Don't be fooled by no-wfault. No-fault 15 a quick-fix solution that restricts or elirninates your access to justice. It totally eliminates benefits to many innocent accident victi Ms. It significantly reduces benefits to every innocent driver involved in an auto accident. It's difficuit t.,'- administer. And there's no evidence that it can ensure long-term premium savings for Ontario's drivers. But there 15 a responsible alternative being proposed by FAIR - the Comrnittee for Fair Action in Insurance Reforrn: 1. The FAIR alternative means definite prernium savings; 2. The FAIR alternative offers substantially increased benefits; 3. The FAIR alternative maintains access to justice for innocent victims of auto accidents; 4. The FAIR alternative is easily irnplemented and administered- 5. The FAIR alternative represents significant change and a positive solution to Ontario's auto insurance problerns. Before you're fooled by no-fault, find out more. Write: The FAIR Committee, P.O. Box 67, Station "F," Toronto, Ont. M4Y MT. Tirhereay is a FAIR al-à.ternative,. Trhe FAIR Commitee: Academy ofDfCnstve DrivingBIaarie and DistriCt Association for the Pthysicatty Disabted. Canadian Paraptegic Association. Canadian Tauma Consutants Centre for EducalioDat Deveopnient Mothers Against Drunk Dnving MADD>.Wlndsor.ý OnUano Motor Vehilce Accidentl VICîMS Associalton. People to Reduce Impaired DnivingtIPRtDEt, Students Against Drunk Dnivlng (SADD), North Bay.The Head Intury Association ofOntano. Young Drivers orCanada. Concemned MOembers of the Onano, Bar