PCB eyelet/solder pad fix for circuit input?

[thg]

I was working with the GGG GRO (Green Ringer) PCB and the eyelet/solder pad came off of the input on both sides of the board (I tried to resolder it for some reason that I can't remember now).  Can I connect it with a jumper to another place on the board in order for the circuit to work?  What if it was connected to the "A"/LED hole or the first resistor?  Or am I just out of luck with this particular board?   

Here's a link to a photo of the board:
http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/pics/pcbs/1m_gro_pcb.jpg

I should probably add that it looks like power is getting to the board when I test it with a multimeter.  Does that mean it's not a problem with the input but that the reason for the pedal not working lies somewhere else?

I'm new to pedal building (if you couldn't tell) and any help is appreciated.

[joegagan]

Yes, any trace or pad can be replaced/repaired with real wire.
Back in the 80s, i was married to a girl whose dad was a general electric employee. We were able to buy 'refurbished' GE products at a discount. We got an answering machine (cassette!) , at some point i took it apart and found a bunch of small red repair wires on the trace side of the board.