 For the last two years, since the death of Joyce Kinzie in September
2010, Vintage Fare, under the day-to-day management of daughter
Cathy Kinzie Tiffany, has continued to offer Joyce's menu items,
consisting of made-to-order salads, sandwiches, homemade soups,
entrees and desserts.The family is grateful for all the loyal
support of customers, vendors and above all, the staff who have made
it possible to continue to operate.
In addition to Vintage Fare closing on Friday, the Maple Club
will wind down operations by the end of the year. Accommodations for
remaining booked events are being honored with the help of Ted
Lowers and his staff, now operating as Mr. Lincoln's on the Green at
the Elks, across from Memorial Park.
The business as established by Joyce and Mel Kinzie, both
deceased, needs full-time management and marketing resources to
continue to be successful, and so the heirs to the estate have
decided to sell any or all available assets of the business.
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The Maple Club, operating initially as a dinner theater and
private party catering venue, seats up to 200, and the Vintage Fare
has seating for about 35.
Anyone interested in acquiring any of the available assets or
anyone who would like more detailed information should contact Cathy
Tiffany at 217-871-0704 or
ctiffany@sblincoln.com.
[Text from file received from Cathy Tiffany]
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