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I think it was Aunt Teaks and Uncle Junks. BTW No one mentioned the **** Robin across the street from Duane St. school aka the Civic Center. The glass storefront was replaced by the chevron patterned cedar siding which we still get to look at to this day.
 
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I wasn't aware you can't say **** on this board. What if you were talking about a **** fight or wanted to say **** a doodle do. Oh well, that's probably a good thing knowing some the folks in here.
 
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I think it was Aunt Teaks and Uncle Junks. BTW No one mentioned the **** Robin across the street from Duane St. school aka the Civic Center. The glass storefront was replaced by the chevron patterned cedar siding which we still get to look at to this day.


I would have, but I didn't want to get in trouble for posting that word! The Broadview location closed in 2007, I think it was the last one Frown




 
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There is another idea for our downtown. We could hit it when we leave the knitting party after we pick up our Cd's. LOL
 
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Scribbler, I agree about the lunch buffet at Mykha's, but dinner - I've NEVER had a bad meal and find the flavors wonderful. Some people don't like Vietnamese....perhaps that's what you don't like. But I do LOVE it - for dinner.

I haven't been in GE long enough to remember a lot of the places that TA, Gregg, and Candidate remember but my husband remembers lots of them. I would love to see an old fashioned car-hop.


"The most valuable things in life are not measured in monetary terms. The really important things are not houses and lands, stocks and bonds, automobiles and real state, but friendships, trust, confidence, empathy, mercy, love and faith. " -Bertrand Russell V. Delong
 
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I haven't been in GE long enough to remember a lot of the places that TA, Gregg, and Candidate remember but my husband remembers lots of them. I would love to see an old fashioned car-hop.


HMPF Diss the new guy... What am I chopped liver?




 
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Sadly, I remember them. Lums too!


gregg: do you remember the name of the restaurant that was in the building that is now alfies? i want to say it was opened in like '81 -- it was a real "fern-bar" kind of restaurant (a royko term, i believe). and i'm not talking about when it was a russell's BBQ. as i recall the old building on that site sat forever after it was big banjo, then, i THINK, they razed it and constructed a new building. i want to say the original restaurant was called Yesterdays, but i think that was the name of a failed restaurant in the track 29/patch brothers location.

do you remember?


Auntiques & Uncle Junks Or Aunt Teeks something like that...


bingo, thanks.
 
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. . .BTW No one mentioned the **** Robin across the street from Duane St. school aka the Civic Center. The glass storefront was replaced by the chevron patterned cedar siding which we still get to look at to this day.


oh, man, how could we forget? . . . or its predecessor, prince castle.
 
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HMPF Diss the new guy... What am I chopped liver?


Sorry - you too perplexed! Big Grin


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... What am I chopped liver?


wasn't that the wednesday night special at johnson's?

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I think it was Aunt Teaks and Uncle Junks. . .


it just dawned on me, it was first called judge roy beans.
 
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it just dawned on me, it was first called judge roy beans.


Maybe the hangin' noose was a bad idea...

Aunt Teaks and Uncle Junks was the western suburbs' answer to Chicago Claim Company on Clark Street. Fern bar is a perfect description. They made "stuffed" hamburgers. Cheese, mushrooms, etc.

Oh, the sodium. Oh, the cholesterol. Oh, the humanity.

At the same time, there was a place in Lombard and another in Addison called "Italian U-Boats". Great subs. No portion control lunchmeats there.


Ronald M. Kas
 
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Is it too late to express some love for Beef O'Brady's?
 
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Maybe the hangin' noose was a bad idea...

Aunt Teaks and Uncle Junks was the western suburbs' answer to Chicago Claim Company on Clark Street. Fern bar is a perfect description. They made "stuffed" hamburgers. Cheese, mushrooms, etc.

Oh, the sodium. Oh, the cholesterol. Oh, the humanity.

At the same time, there was a place in Lombard and another in Addison called "Italian U-Boats". Great subs. No portion control lunchmeats there.


We had our very own Italian U-Boat on Roosevelt RD. It was between the Stereo Store (Glen Ellyn Pharmacy) and Hesterman’s Bowling Alley (Some Bank) and across the street from the Laundromat (Caribou Coffee).

I actually worked there for a very short time. I quit because the Night Manager thought the entire crew should participate in smoking pot. Besides my aversion to drugs, I felt pot combined with sharp knives was a very bad idea.




 
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We had our very own Italian U-Boat on Roosevelt RD. It was between the Stereo Store (Glen Ellyn Pharmacy) and Hesterman’s Bowling Alley (Some Bank) and across the street from the Laundromat (Caribou Coffee).

I actually worked there for a very short time. I quit because the Night Manager thought the entire crew should participate in smoking pot. Besides my aversion to drugs, I felt pot combined with sharp knives was a very bad idea.


and before the IU-B it was Swank Cue Club. image that, a pool hall in GE! (btw, before Swank, the whole building -- including the side with the Stereo Shop -- was Perkin's Pancake House)
 
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We had our very own Italian U-Boat on Roosevelt RD. It was between the Stereo Store (Glen Ellyn Pharmacy) and Hesterman’s Bowling Alley (Some Bank) and across the street from the Laundromat (Caribou Coffee).

I actually worked there for a very short time. I quit because the Night Manager thought the entire crew should participate in smoking pot. Besides my aversion to drugs, I felt pot combined with sharp knives was a very bad idea.


and before the IU-B it was Swank Cue Club. image that, a pool hall in GE! (btw, before Swank, the whole building -- including the side with the Stereo Shop -- was Perkin's Pancake House)


Hmm you must be older than me... I barely remember the cue club, but I have zero recollection of the Perkin's Pancake House. Maybe I don’t remember that because I didn’t get out much… I spent the majority of my childhood either causing trouble or being punished for said trouble.




 
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Maybe the hangin' noose was a bad idea...

Aunt Teaks and Uncle Junks was the western suburbs' answer to Chicago Claim Company on Clark Street. Fern bar is a perfect description. They made "stuffed" hamburgers. Cheese, mushrooms, etc.

Oh, the sodium. Oh, the cholesterol. Oh, the humanity.

At the same time, there was a place in Lombard and another in Addison called "Italian U-Boats". Great subs. No portion control lunchmeats there.


i lived at clark & fullerton in the late 70s. . . had a few meals at the Claim Company. i think there eventually was one at Oak Brook too.

btw, LOVE the hangin' noose reference. "now clean yer plates buckaroos, or mean judge bean will swing ya frum dem dere rafters."
 
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Hmm you must be older than me... I spent the majority of my childhood either causing trouble or being punished for said trouble.


GW class of '76. if you were a teen causing trouble around that time, chances are good that we knew each other.
 
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i lived at clark & fullerton in the late 70s. . . had a few meals at the Claim Company. i think there eventually was one at Oak Brook too.


Got my 1977 Monte Carlo towed from that Jewel lot at Clark and Belden and bribed the Lincoln Park Pirate to take it off the hook! And you probably ate at Mel Markon's. Or RJ Grunt's. A treasure trove of bad hair, bad clothes, and fun. Don't forget Lawrence of Oregano! Or best of all, Arnie's.

Pardon me while my bones creak.


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Hmm you must be older than me... I spent the majority of my childhood either causing trouble or being punished for said trouble.


GW class of '76. if you were a teen causing trouble around that time, chances are good that we knew each other.


Nope, I was at Hadely suffering through 7th grade in 76’.




 
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