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Port Perry family opens Pizza Delight family restaurant Port Perry's newest "family restaurant" opens its doors to- day, in the building formerly known as the Dairy Bar located on Water Street. Pizza Delight, is a franchise operation owned by Port Perry residents Don and Judy Mitch- ell. The Mitchell's have been residents of the area for the past 12 years. While the name might imply that the Pizza Delight is just another pizza store, this is far from the truth. Pizza is just one of the many items on the res- taurant's menu, which ranges from salads and pasta, to ribs and chicken. Mr. Mitchell told the Star he began looking for a business to get into in Port Perry after spending the past 25 yeas in fi- nancial management, working in the Markham area. He soon realized that a fami- ly-style restaurant was needed and after looking at.a number of franchises, chose Pizza De- light as the one he wanted to pursue. The completely renovated store, which is tastefully deco- rated in shades of Teal green, will seat 74 people and is fully licensed, including a patio li- cense at the front overlooking Lake Scugog for sixteen. Inside, patrons will find com- fort on padded chairs and enjoy the atmosphere created by dropped lighting over each ta- ble, partitioned areas with lots of warm wood topped with etched andstained glass. In addition to the restaurant, Pizza Delight will continue to offer take-out service, and al- most anything on their menu will be available for the take- out customer. They will also continue the old Diary Bar cus- 1 HOUR Photo Processing FREE 2nd SET of PRINTS Upon presentation of this advertisement RJM Quality Prints 60 WATER ST.. PORT PERRY '985-8821 INSTANT PASSPORTS REGENCY 2'6" ROYALE MAHOGANY OAK $112.00 $219.00 * DOORS & MOULDING * HARDWARE * Complete House Trim Packages at Discounted Prices. RR4, UXBRIDGE Durham No. 23, just s. of 47 416) 852-7722 tom of scooped ice cream and yogurt. Mr. Mitchell quickly points out that the entire renovation project was completed in about six weeks, by using all local trades people and says he was delighted with their workman- ship. Pizza Delight is Canada's largest franchise operator, started in the Maritimes in 1967. Since then the chain has expanded by leaps and bounds and now has close to 200 fran- chises across Canada and the U.S.A. The Port Perry store has 25 employees on staff and will be open seven days a week. Sun- day to Thursday 11 am to mid- night, Friday and Saturday from1lamtolam. hs PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, March 20, 1990 - 9B Pizza Delight day supervisor Penny Gracl (left) prepares to serve her bosses Don and Judy Mitchell a plece of pizza, while evening supervisor iva Buchanan offers a plece to Mayor Howard Hall who was present last Saturday to help mark the opening of Port Perry's newest family restaurant located in the old Dairy Bar bullding on Water Street. (see story) YOUR 1989 INCOME TAX RETURN Canada offers a WHERE CAN I GO FOR HELP WITH MY TAX RETURN? At tax time, many people have questions about how to complete their return and what infor- mation slips to include. The first place to look for answers is the General Tax Guide that comes with your return. It gives you step-by- step instructions, and helpful tax tips. But if you still have questions, Revenue variety of services to help you. WHAT KIND OF SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE? 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