In 1974, Hank Aaron tied the home-run record and the first pocket calculators leapt in popularity. It was also the year that Fred and Carol Zinda of rural Wisconsin decided they’d sell their belongings, move to Florida, and start an Italian restaurant. Now, celebrating their 39th year of business, ovens at the couple’s two locations open to reveal baked pastas and hand-tossed pies with regular or pan crusts that ripple in the waves of heat. Joto's Pizza––named for Jodi and Tori, the couple’s daughters––has remained a family affair. While licking fingers clean, patrons question a worker about the restaurant's catering services and the possibility of disguising pizzas as pie charts for tax purposes.