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34 | November 22, 2017 | 22nd century media holiday guide<br />

22ndCenturyMedia.com<br />

Jack Gibbons Gardens all<br />

about traditions, not trends<br />

Jack Gibbons Gardens<br />

does not follow trends.<br />

Diners are not going<br />

to witness Happy Hours<br />

or Margarita Mondays at<br />

Jack Gibbons.<br />

That is because Jack<br />

Gibbons focuses on what<br />

really matters: great food<br />

and even better company.<br />

The restaurant reportedly<br />

has customers who say<br />

they have not been there<br />

for 25-30 years but come<br />

back and it is just the way<br />

they remember it.<br />

Jack Gibbons Gardens<br />

— or Gibbons, as the<br />

regulars call it — opened<br />

in 1922 as a speakeasy.<br />

Although times have<br />

changed drastically since<br />

then, the restaurant itself<br />

has not. From the<br />

red leather booths to the<br />

wood-paneled walls, Jack<br />

Gibbons is truly timeless.<br />

In a time when chain<br />

restaurants are on every<br />

corner, Gibbons has become<br />

even more special<br />

and unique. From the second<br />

a diner sits and is instantly<br />

delivered delicious<br />

warm bread, three-bean<br />

salad and coleslaw — before<br />

even a glance at the<br />

menu — it is easy to know<br />

one is about to have one of<br />

the best meals of his or her<br />

life. From surf and turf to<br />

fried chicken, Gibbons has<br />

something to satisfy any<br />

craving.<br />

Gibbons has been described<br />

as a “generational<br />

place” that sees everyone<br />

from grandfathers and fathers<br />

to their grandchildren<br />

dine there.<br />

A secret to that success<br />

is that the restaurant’s staff<br />

does not experience the<br />

type of turnover seen in<br />

some chain restaurants. Its<br />

employees have worked<br />

there for years, striving<br />

for a “Cheers” vibe with<br />

which the bartender knows<br />

the customers, what they<br />

are having and the friends<br />

they bring with them.<br />

Submitted by Jack Gibbons<br />

Gardens, 14700 Oak Park<br />

Ave. in Oak Forest. For more<br />

information, visit www.jack<br />

gibbonsgarden.com or call<br />

(708) 687-2331.<br />

STEAKS • CHOPS • PRIME RIB<br />

SEAFOOD • CHICKEN • RIBS<br />

David and Anne Jenkins bid<br />

farewell to jewelry business<br />

After 40 years in suburban Chicago, David<br />

Jenkins and his wife, Anne, have announced<br />

plans to retire and close the David<br />

Anthony Jewelers stores in both Tinley Park<br />

and New Lenox.<br />

David opened the store at 17024 S. Oak<br />

Park Avenue in Tinley Park in 1979, and<br />

as the community grew they opened a second<br />

location in 1996 at 1876 E. Lincoln<br />

Highway in New Lenox. The stores have<br />

always been best known for quality customer<br />

service and custom work, especially<br />

with fine-colored gems from around the<br />

world and diamonds in various shapes. As<br />

a horologist, David was able to take care of<br />

watch and clock repairs for their customers,<br />

as well as jewelry repair work.<br />

The Jenkins actively have supported<br />

the community and given time, talents<br />

and funds to the local police, Lions Clubs,<br />

American Legion and St. Jude Children’s<br />

Research Hospital, as well as sponsored<br />

many of the local baseball teams.<br />

Even though the business is still successful,<br />

they feel it is time to retire and<br />

move on. They do not have any specific<br />

plans yet but primarily want to travel —<br />

something they have not been able to do<br />

with the demands of the stores.<br />

“On behalf of the entire David Anthony<br />

Jewelers staff, we extend our deepest thanks<br />

for your business and continued support,”<br />

they wrote in a farewell statement. “We are<br />

so grateful that you have trusted us to provide<br />

quality jewelry and gifts to create long<br />

lasting memories of your engagements, anniversaries,<br />

retirements and celebrations. It<br />

has been an honor to be part of your important<br />

moments for all these years, and we will<br />

miss you greatly.”<br />

Both stores will be open from 10 am..-6<br />

p.m. Monday-Friday, and from 10 a.m.-5<br />

p.m. Saturday, hosting a huge Going Out<br />

Of Business Sale in which customers can<br />

expect to save as much as 60 percent on<br />

all fine jewelry and watches.<br />

Submitted by David Anthony Jewelers, 17024<br />

S. Oak Park Avenue in Tinley Park and 1876<br />

E. Lincoln Highway in New Lenox. For more<br />

information, contact David at (708) 429-4367<br />

or Anne at (815) 463-4653.<br />

A CLASSIC<br />

apple AMERICAN apple<br />

STEAKHOUSE<br />

ESTABLISHED IN 1922<br />

GIFT<br />

CERTIFICATES<br />

AVAILABLE!<br />

Call Today<br />

to make your<br />

Christmas Eve<br />

& New Year’s Eve<br />

Reservations!<br />

708.687.2331<br />

147th & Oak Park Ave. • Oak Forest, IL 60452<br />

Booking Private Luncheons for 35 or more<br />

Monday - Friday: 5pm - Close • Saturday: 4pm - Close • Sunday: 3pm - Close<br />

Holiday hours may vary • Closed Christmas Day

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