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would start today, I couldn’t keep myself away. Lunch there was such a treat, from the friendly service to each delicious dish I tasted. (I highly recommend the linguine pasta with clam sauce!) Everything is made from scratch, and I could tell by how flavorful and fresh it was. I’m already looking forward to my next meal at the new Stockton Joe’s. Speaking of food, I’m also eager to dine at Market Tavern, a restaurant and market coming to Lincoln Center this fall. I’ll be there on its opening day as well, ready to try a Neapolitan pizza cooked in their wood-burning oven! Just next to Market Tavern, two new businesses plan to open in December.
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massages and spray tanning. Code 3 Wear will provide public safety uniforms to police, fire, EMS and medical professionals. (More information about these businesses on page 14.)
the 209 All Stars, over 200 classic cars and a military tribute. Join in the fun on Friday, August 16th. For those of you sending kids back to school, read through our special Back to School section on pages 16 to 19. You’ll find the top 10 necessities for every college freshman, how to keep your kids healthy
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MerchantNEWS See’s Candies at Podesto’s!
CONGRATULATIONS to all of the Lincoln Center shops and restaurants who were awarded Best of San Joaquin 2013 through San Joaquin Magazine! We are honored to be named “Best Shopping Center”. Thank you for voting for us!
From the Hive Crystene, Vicky, Nelly and Teresa, all stylists at The B Hive Hair Salon, recently traveled to Los Angeles for a hair coloring energizing summit where they received classes and certification from the American Board of Certified Hair Colorists. Way to go!
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MudPie home decor and baby • Jellycat stuffed animals • Vera Bradley totes and travel • Rosy Rings candles • Hallmark • Demdaco Kelly Rae Roberts
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Best Wishes—Invitations/Announcements Ben Mackie Fitness—Editor’s Pick Bliss Bridal Salon—Bridal Boutique Bud’s Seafood Grille—Seafood Central Valley Dermatology—Skincare Salon C.R. Porter Home Décor—Home Décor DeVons Jewelers—Jewelry Store DOMO Japanese Sushi Grill & Bar—Sushi Edward Graham, D.D.S.—Cosmetic Dentist FINA—Boutique, Women’s Clothing Gary J. Long Jewelers—Jewelry Store Kym with a Y—Day Spa, Medi Spa, Skincare Salon Lincoln Center—Shopping Center LINO BELLA—Editor’s Pick Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar—Appetizers, Caterer, Cocktails, Desserts, Family Restaurant, Outdoor Dining, Seafood, Special Occasion Dining Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery—Deli Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique—Children’s Clothing Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts—Florist Theadora— Boutique, Women’s Clothing Yogurt My Way—Frozen Yogurt
Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery is excited to offer packages of See’s Candies. For over 90 years See’s Candies has been dedicated to making candy Mary See’s way. Only the finest, freshest ingredients are used in making each recipe. They never add preservatives to their See’s Candies candy. It’s quality you can taste in every piece. American made, famous for deliciousness, with the friendliest customer service - since 1921. Stop by to pick some up today!
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MerchantNEWS Lyen Chin Ju 1/20/29 – 6/19/13 Our thoughts and prayers are with the Ju family for the loss of Lyen Chin Ju. Lyen was born on January 20, 1929 in Shandong Province in China and moved to Pusan, Korea, where she and her husband, Kin Fo Ju, opened their own restaurant. In 1975 the Ju family moved to America, and on April 1, 1978 they opened New Yen Ching, which still remains in the Ju family. Lyen passed away on June 19, 2013.
Dansko on the Big Screen The popular comfort shoe brand Dansko, which is available at Dennis Shea Shoes, is lighting up the TV screens on three hit shows. Huge Dansko fan, host, judge, celebrity chef and restaurateur, Brian Malarky won the first season of The Taste, which aired on ABC. Maybe Dansko footwear is his ‘secret ingredient’! You’ll also see Dansko on the show MasterChef! The three judges and all 20 finalists will be wearing either Dansko Professionals or Dansko Pro XPs. Last but not least, Mindy of The Mindy Project is now wearing Dankso Professionals on her show. Hurry into Dennis Shea Shoes to get yours! They offer great benefits for working professionals, such as all day comfort and support, slip resistance, easy on and off and stain resistance.
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John Cavagnaro 9/21/38 – 6/19/13 Our condolences go out to the Cavagnaro family for the loss of John Cavagnaro, who passed away in June of this year. John was a very loved man and active in our community. He started working at his father’s business, Cavagnaro’s Shoe John & Claudia Cavagnaro Repair, at the young age of 10 years old. Along with his brother Leonard who owns and operates Cavagnaro’s in Lincoln Center, John ran the business for much of his life, until retiring in 2000. He is survived by his son Dan and loving wife Claudia, who worked alongside John for 40 years. John’s favorite pastime was restoring and playing with classic cars. He has participated in the Lincoln Center Classic Car Show since its inception and his cars have been pictured on the cover of the Lincoln Center Chronicle. John’s three cars will be on display at the Car Show on August 16th.
Welcome Back Dan! We would like to welcome Dan Cavagnaro back to Lincoln Center. He has joined the Cavagnaro staff including Ryan Provencio (4 years) and Paul Brink (formerly of Birkenstock). Just before Dan’s father John passed away, Dan came back to work at Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair on June 11th (which is his mother Claudia’s birthday). Dan worked at the shop as a young boy and into adulthood. He left Stockton to attend WyoTech in Laramie, Wyoming and then returned to his hometown with a degree in upholstery. The skills he learned as a young boy at Cavagnaro’s carried over into his degree and now his present work as a qualified journeyman at Cavagnaro’s. He also works on collectible cars and boats. Stop into Cavagnaro’s to welcome Dan.
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MerchantNEWS cont. Wine Tasting at Papapavlo’s Visit Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar on the following dates, 6:00 – 9:00 pm, for wine tasting and specials by the glass and bottle. August 5th – BV August 12th – Chimney Rock August 19th – ZD August 26th – Ferrari Carano September 2nd – Paraduxx September 9th – Far Niente
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Join Fleet Feet Sports Stockton at 5:30 pm each Tuesday for the three or five-mile loop through the surrounding neighborhoods of Lincoln Village. Enjoy a run or walk with your friends from Fleet Feet Stockton. They’ll have great vendors stopping by from time to time offering great deals, raffle prizes, pizza runs and don’t forget their ever-popular PUB RUNS! Make sure to sign up for the Fleet Feet Sports Stockton group page on Facebook for up to the minute details.
Advanced Education Congratulations to Salon Genesi hair stylist Carrie Hanley! She recently completed two different advanced education classes: the TIGI ombre class and the Matrix Color Fusion class. Matrix Color Fusion creates a balanced, effortless, multidimensional effect. This advanced coloring technique produces an Carrie Hanley incredibly individual result that both complements and contrasts. The ombre haircolor technique is one of the hottest trends and one of the most requested salon services out there. TIGI demonstrates how to achieve a blended look with spot on tone. For an appointment with Carrie, please call (209) 688-0805.
Fashion Fun Draper’s and Damon’s will host the following in-store promotions and events: August 4th: Beat the Heat Breakfast and Shopping Fun! Enjoy a light breakfast and save 25% on your ENTIRE purchase. August 8th: In-Store Fashion Show and Luncheon Limited seating. Please call (209) 952-1597 to RSVP. August 9th – 18th: Perfect Partners Event All tees and shirts on sale. New Arrivals from Foxcroft, Tia, Jess & Jane and more! August 26th – September 1st: Buy-Bye Summer Sale Save up to 70% on “wear-now” merchandise and accessories.
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MerchantNEWS cont. School Uniforms School is just around the corner, which means the time for school uniform shopping is here! You’re in luck because Zuesters is stocked with a variety of sizes, colors and styles. They carry uniforms for students kindergarten through high school, offering durable quality short and long sleeve polo shirts, blouses, shorts, pants and sweaters. If the uniform item is not in stock, they’ll be happy to order it for you. In addition to uniforms, Zuesters has an assortment of backpacks, Sanuk shoes, belts, socks and hair accessories to meet all your needs. Come support your local uniform store for back to school shopping!
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2nd Annual “Rock The Blues” Sale REVO Casual Apparel has a unique added service like no other in Lincoln Center. They buy great quality pre-owned denim from their customers and sell them on the floor in what they call the “eco” section. Brands like True Religion, Joe’s, Citizens of Humanity, 7 For All Mankind, Miss Me, Hollister and Abercrombie are just some of what customers bring in, which is one of the reasons the “eco” section is so popular. The idea is also ecological and economical. In August, they run a once-a-year “Rock The Blues” sale, just in time for back to school and the start of cooler weather. Connect with them by going to revocasual.com for details or just stop by REVO Casual Apparel any time Monday thru Friday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm and Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed on Sunday). They’re located near ShoMi.
Welcome Back Cynthia! Best Wishes gladly welcomes back Cynthia Christopher to our family! She worked with the team for two years but took some time off for her family. We’re so glad she’s now back here with ours! Come by and say hello.
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Congratulations to 9 year old Bella Nunez, daughter of Paul and Kindra Nunez of Zuesters and granddaughter of Peter and Lisa Pijl of Payters Grill! A swimmer on the Quail Lakes team, Bella has broken backstroke records three years in a row! In 2011, Bella broke the record for the 7 and under 25-yard backstroke with a time of 20.87 seconds. In 2011, she broke Bella Nunez the record for the girls 8 and under 25-yard backstroke with a time of 18.97 seconds. Then again this year Bella broke a record held from 1997 for the girls 9 and under 50yard backstroke with a time of 40.10 seconds. WAY TO GO BELLA! We’re so proud of you!
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But amazing food isn’t all New Yen Ching is famous for. For years, New Yen Ching did live demonstrations of its hand-pulled noodles. While they do these only for special occasions now, they continue to be widely known for this fascinating art. “Fox called me up to ask if we could do a noodle-pulling demonstration on live TV,” Jack said. “I said, ‘this is a prank call, isn’t it’?” It wasn’t. Jack appeared on live television to demonstrate noodle pulling, the stretching and folding of dough until it forms noodles. “Hand-pulled noodles are different than handmade noodles,” Jack said. “Many restaurants do handmade noodles, but this is not the same.” Just like his parents, Jack recognizes the importance of family. He has four sons, two of whom work as servers in the restaurant with him, and two of whom are still in school but help out when they are needed. “It is nice to have them around to help out,” Jack said. “Owning a restaurant is very hard and busy work.”
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FeaturedMERC HANT Since its opening, New Yen Ching has been a beloved fixture in the community of Stockton and a treasured part of Lincoln Center.
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He makes sure his sons are free to find their own passions, though. “I make them do something other than the restaurant,” he said. “At school, wherever, but they do something for themselves.” He continues, “I say, ‘you go ahead and do what you want to do, and the restaurant will be here if you come back’.” The Ju family’s rich, family oriented history sets New Yen Ching apart. The recipes being prepared today have been perfected over years of cooking, and more continue to be created and refined, making New Yen Ching an invaluable part of the community and a great example of excellence in cooking. n EJ Trinos, Jack Ju, Danny Ju & Ben Wong
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The festival brings food, entertainment and games on August 1st and 2nd, 11:00 am - 9:00 pm. Admission and parking are free. The event is located at 2820 Shimizu Drive in Stockton. For more information call the Stockton Buddhist Temple at (209) 466-6701.
WOW Solar Day On August 3rd, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm, the World of Wonders Science Museum will host a day of fun in the sun! The event will have plenty of hands-on activities, which include racing solar cars and building a solar water fountain. Cost is $6 for adults, $5 for seniors and $4 for children. For more information call Jen Young at (209) 368-0969 or visit www.wowsciencemuseum.org.
Stockton-Con Stockton-Con will take place at the Stockton Arena on August 4th, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm. The first event drew over 4,200 fans with an array of artists, vendors and special guests in attendance. This year Stockton-Con has over 25 special guests lined up, from artists to media guests to Cosplay guests. There will be one of the largest Magic tournaments ever in the Central Valley. Proceeds will again benefit United Way and St. Mary’s Dining Hall, which provides meals and medical assistance to the homeless and to working families living at or near the poverty level. Tickets are available on www.ticketmaster.com. For more information, call (209) 469-6980 or visit www.stocktoncon.com.
Stockton Women’s Network Sales make the world go round. Victoria Buckmann, founder of Programmed For Wealth, has 25 years of sales experience along with coaching and training expertise. She will give a dynamic presentation on Wednesday, August 7th for the Stockton Women’s Network luncheon. The event will take place at Stockton Golf and Country Club at 11:30 am. Call (209) 472-0359 to make reservations.
Jeannette Roos Memorial Pancake Breakfast The Haven of Peace invites you to the 3rd Annual Jeannette Roos Memrial Pancake Breakfast on August 10th, 7:00 - 11:00 am at 7070 South Harlan Road in French Camp. Cost of admission is a $5 donation. For more information or to purchase tickets call Haven of Peace at (209) 982-0396 or Brenda Castellanos at (209) 470-1015.
Summer Socials Join the ladies of the San Joaquin Junior League on August 15th, 5:30 – 8:30 pm, for an evening of friendship and fun. They are in search of women with a variety of skills and backgrounds who demonstrate an interest and commitment to voluntarism. For more information contact Diane Malcoun at (209) 605-5214 or jljc.vpmembership@gmail.com.
On the evening of August 17th, enjoy samples of wines, fine brews and culinary favorites from local restaurants at the Moonlight Sip & Stroll. All proceeds benefit the Hospice of San Joaquin. Tickets are $50 in advance and $65 at the door if available. There will also be a special drawing for a beautiful dollhouse and collectible porcelain dolls. Tickets for the drawing are $10 each. For more information call Hospice of San Joaquin at (209) 922-0380.
Animal Friends Connection Humane Society’s Fiesta Dinner The 11th annual Fiesta dinner will be August 17th, 5:00 – 9:00 pm, by the Animal Friends Connection Humane Society. Tickets must be pre-purchased and will not be sold at the location, 1410 Mettler Road, Lodi. For more information and tickets, call (209) 365-0535 or visit www.animalfriendsconncet.org.
Stockton Youth Chorale Auditions If you love to sing and are at least nine years old, come audition for the Stockton Youth Chorale. Auditions will be held between August 22nd and September 19th. For more information and to schedule an audition contact Linda Levine at (209) 957-4054 or visit www.stocktonchorale.org.
BlueGrass at the Lake Enjoy an evening of music at Lodi Lake! Featured artists include Joe and Hattie Craven, Snap Jackson and the Knock on Wood Players, Bean Creek and more. Show starts at 2:00 pm on August 24th. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children ages 10 to 18. For more information, contact the Box Office at (209) 333-5550 or visit www.hutchinsstreetsquare.com.
Beauty and Splendor of San Joaquin The Art Expressions of San Joaquin (AESJ) will hold their first annual All Group Show at the County Administration Building July 23rd - August 30th. A meet the artist reception will be held August 9th, 5:00 - 7:00 pm. The show is free to the public. For more information visit www.artexpressionssj.org or call (209) 460-0780.
Live on the Lawn Enjoy an afternoon with friends and family under the shade on the lawn at Waterloo Gun & Bocce on August 31st at 3:00 pm. This free show, featuring classic rock band The Home Wreckers, will also showcase local classic cars! For details, visit www.johnnyrocks209.com or call (209) 406-5504.
El Concilio Anniversary Exhibit El Concilio’s 45th Anniversary Exhibit will be held at the Mexican Heritage Center, September 3rd - September 9th. If you have any photos or artifacts relating to El Concilio’s programs, please consider lending them to El Concilio to be displayed. For more information, call (209) 644-2600.
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Join the Haute Couture Société for a spectacular lecture and workshop on garment construction and all aspects of sewing arts. The meeting will take place September 7th at 9:30 am at First Congregational Church. For more information visit www.hautecoutureca.org or call (209) 954-2227.
Classic Cars & Crafts Fundraiser The San Joaquin County Historical Museum will stage its Classic Cars & Crafts fundraiser on September 7th at Micke Grove Park, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. The event will feature classy cars, a poker walk, children’s games and more attractions. Proceeds will be used to build a facility for youth education programs. Tickets are $5 per family and $6 for parking. For more information, call (209) 331-2055 or visit www.sanjoaquinhistory.org.
Stagg Class of 1963 Reunion On September 21st Stagg High will hold a 50th reunion at Stockton Golf and Country Club. No host cocktails start at 5:30 pm with dinner beginning at 7:00 pm. Reservations before September 7th are $75. Reservations after will be $80 per person. For more information call or email Sherry at (209) 478-1923 or sherryfratta@yahoo.com.
Stagg Class of 1958 Reunion On September 28th Stagg High will hold a 55th reunion at Stockton Golf and Country Club. Tickets are $40 per person. For more information, email stagghigh58@yahoo.com or call Kathy at (209) 931-4039.
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It’s time for our third and last LIVE! of the season - the much anticipated Classic Car Show on Friday, August 16th, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm. Join us for top notch performances by local bands including the 209 All Stars on the main stage. Come out to see 200 classic cars and brand new cars on display from our sponsors Berberian European Motors, Big Valley Ford Lincoln and Mataga of Stockton. Proceeds from the event benefit student scholarships. To register your classic car for the show, visit State Farm Insurance at Lincoln Center North by August 9th. Cost for registration is $25. Checks (made out to “Lincoln Center Merchants Assoc.”) and cash are accepted. Cars must be classics- 1976 and older please. For more information on registration please call State Farm Insurance at (209) 474-3285.
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Podesto’s will be BBQing their famous tri-tip sandwiches and Johnsonville sausage sandwiches and there will be a military tribute in front of Village Barber. Stop into Best Wishes to taste local olive oil. Sylvan Learning Center will have a booth with information about tutoring. Dance performances will take place in the Atrium in front of Stage Two, featuring a variety of dance styles and local performers of all ages. On the south side, be sure to stop by Gamers Etc. You’ll receive a free cold bottle of water when you sign up for a free membership or like Gamers on Facebook. They will also host a free Smash Brothers Brawl Tournament on a 70” TV. Winners will receive a $5 gift card, and there’s no limit to how many times you can win.
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Save-the-Date for these Fall events: 3RD Annual
An Exclusive Evening of Health, Fashion & Fun! Thursday, September 26th Join us Thursday, September 26th, 5:00 – 8:00 pm for a ladies night out! Lincoln Center has partnered with St. Joseph’s Medical Center for this evening, which is the kick off for “Lincoln Center Goes Pink” in support of breast cancer awareness. The ticket price ($20 in advance, $25 at the door) includes delicious hors d’oeuvres and buffet dinner from Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar, wine tasting, a health forum and expo, fashion show and exclusive shopping hours with special discounts this night only! Tickets will be for sale starting August 1st at LINO BELLA, Gary J. Long Jewelers, Zuesters, St. Joseph’s Medical Center-Foundation office, plus online at www.StJosephsCares.org/Caring for Me. This is one night you won’t want to miss! For more information call (209) 467-6348.
Fall Sidewalk Sale Saturday, October 5th 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
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New @LINCOLN CENTER Market Tavern Coming to Lincoln Center this Fall Market Tavern, a welcome addition to Lincoln Center and San Joaquin County, will be both a full service restaurant and market. The restaurant will feature a wood-burning oven to produce traditional style Neapolitan pizzas, a wood-burning grill and rotisserie for organic chicken and naturally-raised meats, wild fish, local, seasonal and organic produce, hand crafted cocktails, great wines, and an exciting beer program. On the market side, guests can take home house made lasagnas, local wines, cheese and olive oils, produce, pre-made sandwiches and salads, pies, house baked bread and cookies, and of course their delicious gelato. Market Tavern’s commitment to its customers is to source their ingredients locally and make everything from scratch (breads included!). They can’t wait to serve you!
Planet Beach Contempo Spa – Stockton Coming to Lincoln Center December 2013 A Contempo Spa is a unique and innovative spin on traditional day spas, in that all services are automated. Customers enjoy fully automated, push-button spa and UV services in a private room without the need of an attendant. These rejuvenating wellness services include massages facials, hydration treatments, teeth whitening, guided meditation, oxygen therapy, weight management treatments, UV therapy and Mystic spray tans. Yes, these are all automated! Planet Beach also offers a wide range of skincare and nutrition products. Their spas bring customers everything they need to achieve their total skincare, wellness and stress relief goals.
Code 3 Wear Coming to Lincoln Center December 2013 Code 3 Wear is a Public Safety Outfitter with full service uniform sales and maintenance programs like no other. Code 3 Wear specializes in providing quality public safety uniforms to police, fire, EMS and soon to be adding our medical community. In addition to providing customers with exceptional products, they offer a full-service maintenance program that includes cleaning, pressing, alterations, repairs and replacement of uniforms to ensure customers always look and feel their best!
Stockton Joe’s Now Open! Head into Stockton Joe’s for a whole new experience! The restaurant is now under the management of Brian Salemme and Chef Richard Hyman. Their brand new menu, which was launched at the end of July, features tasty appetizers such as Oysters Rockefeller and Fried Calamari, made-from-scratch soups including Minestrone and Clam Chowder (Fridays). The fresh salads, made from hand-leafed lettuce and local produce, are served with house made dressings. If you’re in the mood for pasta, there are endless options with a variety of homemade sauces. Their specialties include Pot Roast and Spaghetti and Calabrian Sausage, among others. They also have a great variety of fresh fish and seafood, steaks, veal and chicken entrees. Pair your dinner with a glass of local wine, craft brew or freshly made cocktail! Stockton Joe’s is open for for lunch Monday – Friday and dinner daily. Try out the NEW Stockton Joe’s – you won’t be disappointed!
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What are digital lenses and do I need them? OPTICIAN LYNDA WINTER ON DIGITAL LENSES:
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’ve been getting many questions about digital lenses, such as, “What are they?” and “Do I need them?”.
Simply said, “Digital lenses help you see better because they are customized to your eye’s particular measurements. Today there is advanced technology from Essilor, called Visioffice® with Eyecode, which is an all-encompassing measuring system that allows one to obtain every possible parameter required for modern lenses – with extreme accuracy.” The result is the most advanced, physiologically matched lens ever made. Remember the old days when we all watched television through a picture tube? Many years later, technology has evolved to the current High Definition (HD) screens with such extreme clarity, you feel as if you are literally on site. The new digital lens provides a similar comparison. So, if you are interested in crisper, clearer vision, customized to your own eyes’ idiosyncrasies, digital lens may be for you. Visit Great Spectacles and see how the Visioffice® technology can improve your vision. n
Lynda Winter of Great Spectacles
Visioffice® Eyecode now available at Great Spectacles
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STOCKTON’S PREMIERE S H O P P I N G & D I N I N G D E S T I N AT I O N
OV E R 40 S H O P S & RE STAU RANTS OPE N SUN DAY S Aaron Brothers Rasputin Music & Movies Along the Way Remedy Artesian Natural Foods Rite Aid Best Wishes Sassy Pants Chico’s Signature Nails & Spa Dennis Shea Shoes Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts DeVons Jewelers Stage Two Draper’s & Damon’s Trader Joe’s FINA VIP Salon Fleet Feet Sports Village Nails Gamers ETC. Zuesters LINO BELLA Performance Bicycle D INING : Play It Again Sports 856 Restaurant & Lounge Podesto’s Market & Deli Bud’s Seafood Grille
Cold Stone Creamery DAD’s Dogs David’s Pizza DOMO Dynasty Restaurant Jamba Juice New Yen Ching Noah’s Bagels Papapavlo’s Payters Grill Sho Mi Starbucks Stockton Joe’s Yogurt My Way
Wedding Gowns Tuxedos Evening Wear Event Planning
306 Lincoln Center ∙ Stockton (209) 473∙9200 www.blissinstockton.com THE ULTIMATE IN SELECTION, QUALITY & PERSONAL SERVICE
MOST SHOPS OPEN 12-4PM. RESTAURANT HOURS VARY. WWW.LINCOLNCENT ERS HOP S . CO M
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1. Tote Bag Practical for class. Stylish for everywhere else. Available at LINO BELLA 2. Vitamins Stay healthy while you’re away. Available at Artesian Natural Foods 3. Flip Flops These are perfect to wear in the dorm showers! They’re antimicrobial, have drainage holes and are slip-resistant. Available at REVO Casual Apparel
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4. A Watch So you aren’t late to class! Available at Zuesters 5. A Comfy Hoodie It will become your favorite piece of clothing. Available at FINA
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6. Tennis Shoes Keep off the “Freshman 15” with some exercise! Available at Fleet Feet Sports 7. Shower & Laundry Accessories The Vera Bradley shower caddy, bath wrap, hanging makeup organizer and laundry bag are perfect for dorm living. Available at Best Wishes 8. Jeans Pick out your new favorite pair. Available at REVO Casual Apparel
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Your Favorite Flick Stay up late watching your favorite movie with your new roommate. Available at Rasputin Music & Movies
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Picture Frames Before you go, frame those photos of family and friends so they never feel too far away. Available at Aaron Brothers
New Yen Ching Authentic Northern Chinese Cuisine
Specializing in the finest Szechuan, Peking & Hunan Style Cuisine Everything Cooked Fresh Daily! Great Specials
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Lunch Specials • Beer & Wine • Food to Go
Open Tues-Sun 11am-9:30pm 6511 Pacific Avenue 957-0913 • 473-9813
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DELIVERIES NOW AVAILABLE Tues.- Sun. 5-8:30pm
Open Mon-Thurs 8:30am-5pm
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Back to School Check Ups
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eading back to school can be tough for anyone. Students heading to college, though, not only have to adjust to school—they have to adjust to a whole new place. For many, this means packing up their things and moving, often a formidable undertaking. The UPS Store can make the move easier, faster, and much less stressful for college students. “Students moving to college are often stressed,” said Jason Legaspi, owner of the UPS store here in Lincoln Center. “We want to make it easier on them.” The appeal of sending some boxes or bags beforehand, instead of traveling with them, is understandable. And for those worried about shipping, UPS has Declared Value coverage, ensuring that should the item be damaged, the customer will be reimbursed. “We provide more comfort in moving,” Jason said. “Shipping is more convenient than driving or flying.” UPS makes simplifying students’ transitions to college a high priority. “We offer discounts for students, usually around 5%, sometimes up to 10%,” Jason said. They even offer discounted packaging materials, like boxes or tape, making sending packages to students a very popular option.
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“We offer discounts for students, usually around 5%, sometimes up to 10%.” - Jason Legaspi
Customer service is also very important to UPS. Packages can be delivered in as little as 24 hours with Next Day shipping. “We try to make the move as easy as possible,” Jason says. “We take care of the stress.” n
6507 Pacific Avenue (209) 957-3067 Monday - Friday 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm www.theupsstorelocal.com/1452
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ith school just around the corner, most kids have the excitement of seeing friends and embarking on new adventures on their minds. But what’s on the minds of mom and dad? Keeping them healthy, of course! Parents want to be sure their kids are getting good food, the right nutrients, and plenty of exercise. Artesian Natural Foods helps parents prepare their kids for the day by offering a wide variety of healthy food for breakfast, lunch, and snacks, as well as supplements to help keep kids healthy and focused. A healthier way of life is easy with the help of Artesian’s friendly and extremely knowledgeable staff.
Meredith Yerke of Artesian Natural Foods
Artesian offers a tremendous variety of gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, and raw foods that meet the needs of many. Parents can still make a quick bag lunch and know they are giving their child healthy food. “A healthier standard of living doesn’t have to be difficult,” said Meredith Yerke, manager at Artesian Natural Foods. And kids with dietary restrictions, like gluten, dairy, or sugar can still join in the fun at the lunch table. With kids going back to large classrooms, now is the time to make keeping them healthy and focused a high priority. Keeping kids’ immune systems strong is important; adding a multi-vitamin mineral and a good probiotic to their diets are good first steps to take. Foods high in healthy fats such as flaxseed oil and DHA rich omega 3s keep the brain in great shape, another important task. “We get people with dietary restrictions to those just looking to have a healthier lifestyle,” Meredith said. “We see whole families to athletes.” Artesian isn’t just for people with dietary restrictions,
BUDʼS SEAFOOD GRILLE
314 Lincoln Center • Stockton • 209.956.0270 www.BudsSeafood.com
SPECIALIZING IN FRESH-MADE COCKTAILS
MASTER & COMMANDER−Jalapeño Martini THE DEAD CALM−Wild Tea Cocktail THE ABYSS−Espresso Martini PERFECT STORM−Pomegranate Martini
DELICIOUS BAR BITES Huevos Diablo (Deviled Eggs) Calamari Shoe Strings Fish Tacos Sweet & Spicy Shrimp Wedge Salad
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though. In addition to their large specialty foods section, complete with grass fed meats and organic wine, they offer one of the largest selections in town for nutritional supplements and skincare. They also boast an extremely knowledgeable staff that provides outstanding one-on-one service. Furthermore, customers can take advantage of their complementary “Child’s Play” newsletter filled with information on the benefits of a healthy diet, supplementation, and exercise.
The knowledgeable staff at Artesian Natural Foods
No one should have to give up taste for nutrition. Artesian makes offering healthy food that still tastes good a priority. “Health food now isn’t what it used to be,” Meredith said. “It tastes great and is available in so many different options.”
145 Lincoln Center (209) 952-8787 Monday - Friday 10:00 am - 6:30 pm Saturday 9:30 am – 6:00pm Sunday 11:00 am – 4:00 pm www.artesiannaturalfoods.com
Whether you are a student going back to school, a parent sending your child to school or just someone looking to make a healthier lifestyle change, Artesian Natural Foods is here to help. “We offer a healthier lifestyle,” Meredith said. “That is something that appeals to everyone.” n
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ur first LIVE! of the season, the YMCA Wine Stroll on June 14, 2013, was a big hit! Between ticket sales and the Y’s raffle, over $3,500 was raised! We’d like to thank all the wineries and olive oil companies who participated: Jessie’s Grove Winery, Barsetti Vineyards, Weibel Family Vineyards & Winery, Dancing Coyote Wines, Kidder Family Winery, Estate Crush, Omega Cellars, Peltier Station Winery, Jeremy Wine Company, Oak Farm Vineyards, Watts Winery and Vineyards, Sobon Estate/Shenandoah Vineyards, Van Ruiten Family Winery, Ironstone Vineyards, Benson Ferry/Lodi Wine Cellars, Borra Vineyards, Harmony Wynelands, Calivirgin/Coldani Olive Ranch, Bozzano Olive Ranch and Lucero California Olive Oil. n
HOW CAN YOU SAVE MONEY WHILE ALSO HELPING THE ENVIRONMENT? By recycling, that’s how! Many people know about recycling but not many people know how to recycle. If Allied Waste provides your service, it’s fast, easy and convenient. Best of all, it can save you money! Make the most of your curbside recycling service by sorting and placing recyclables such as paper, plastic, cans, glass and scrap metal inside your recycling cart instead of your trash cart.
(209) 466-3604 www.republicservices.com A public service of Allied Waste Republic Service
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ur first-ever Father/Son Fun Run was a huge success! Over $1,500 was raised for The United Way of San Joaquin County and $500 for Radical Reality. Attendees experienced an inspiring and exciting morning with a 5k run/walk, drinks and snacks and an interactive presentation from Radical Reality featuring Donnie Moore from the Oakland As! Donnie and Dean shocked the audience with their Feats of Strength, which led into a discussion about making good choices and father/son relationships. Thank you to Donnie and Dean for their amazing presentation! A big thanks to Peter Pijl of Payters Grill and Tony Vice of Fleet Feet Sports for all their hard work! n
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his month we photographed Jennifer Pappas of Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar shopping for back-to-school supplies at Along the Way with her four children. (“Dad”, Andy Pappas, couldn’t get away from the restaurant long enough to be in the photo, too!) Andy and Jennifer’s new addition to the family, Georgiana, is now seven months old. Big sister Elliana (13 ½ years old) will be an 8th grader in the fall at St. Peter Lutheran School in Lodi where she plays basketball and volleyball. She is also starting pitcher on an all-star softball team. Their season has taken the team all the way to the World Series in Florida! Brothers, Andreas (12) and Stephanos (10), also attend St. Peter Lutheran. Like their big sister, they are both very athletic and enjoy a number of sports including football, baseball, golf, volleyball, basketball and karate. When asked if they ever help out at the restaurant, all the kids excitedly said “yes!” Elliana is a trained server assistant and the boys have helped out with tasks such as folding napkins and chopping vegetables. Of course, in exchange for their hard work they get to enjoy the delicious food from Papapavlo’s quite often (lucky them!). They have sophisticated palates for their age! Stephanos loves the Mahi Mahi while Andreas’ favorite dish is the Chicken Marsala. Elliana likes the Pork Plate (and the pita named after her). Thank you to Jennifer and the kids for being star models! Jennifer’s maxi dress and jewelry and Elliana’s jeans, top, jewelry and shoes are from FINA. Georgiana, Stephanos and Andreas are wearing outfits from Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique. The boys’ sandals are from Zuesters. While at Along the Way, Jennifer stocked up on all kinds of goodies for the kids. She found everything they needed for the upcoming school year, from basic supplies like binders, rulers, and notebooks to Evan Moor and Carson Dellosa books. Along the Way has everything teachers need too! They carry Trend, Teacher Creative Resource, Creative Teaching Press, and Scholastic classroom decorum, as well as Educational Insight and Melissa and Doug educational toys. Teachers looking to decorate their classrooms will find learning charts, borders and more. n
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Jennifer Pappas and her children: Andreas, Stephanos, Georgiana and Elliana
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A P PA R E L , A C C E S S O R I E S & F O O T W E A R Bliss Bridal Salon Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair Chico’s Coppetti’s Boutique Dennis Shea Shoes Draper’s & Damon’s FINA Flair Boutique Fleet Feet Sports Great Spectacles Meyers Fashion Optical Remedy REVO Casual Apparel Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique Stage Two Theadora Zuesters
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DINING & FOOD 856 Restaurant & Lounge Artesian Natural Foods Bud’s Seafood Grille Cold Stone Creamery D.A.D.’s Hot Dogs David’s New York Style Pizza DOMO Japanese Sushi Grill & Bar Dynasty Seafood Restaurant Jamba Juice Market Tavern New Yen Ching Noah’s Bagels Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar Payters Grill Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery Sho Mi Japanese Cuisine Starbucks Coffee Co. Stockton Joe’s Trader Joe’s Yogurt My Way
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Carats DeVons Jewelers Gary J. Long Jewelers
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HOME DÉCOR & GIFTS Aaron Brothers Best Wishes C.R. Porter Home Décor Legacy Antiques & Interiors Lino Bella Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts
6675 Pacific Ave. 325 Lincoln Center 357 Lincoln Center 128 Lincoln Center 265 Lincoln Center 995 Lincoln Center
Advanced Physical Therapy* American Hearing Aids Anna Wolff’s Alterations & Tailoring* Benkle, Dr. David (Optometrist) Edward Jones Investments* Farmers & Merchants Bank* Graham, Edward D.D.S Lincoln Center Marketing Association* Muddy Paw* Otani, Steven D.D.S Pacific Compounding Pharmacy Parkwoods Cleaners Pontius, Dr. Michael (Optometrist) SASS! Public Relations* Sims-Grupe Management* State Farm Insurance* Sylvan Learning Center Tate Diagnostic, Inc. Venetian Pet Hospital Village Cleaners
707 Lincoln Center 880 Benjamin Holt Dr. 420 Lincoln Center 715 Lincoln Center 834 Benjamin Holt Dr. 205 Lincoln Center 602 Lincoln Center 374 Lincoln Center 6618 Gettysburg Pl. 618 Lincoln Center 312 Lincoln Center 6503 Pacific Ave. 715 Lincoln Center 374 Lincoln Center 374 Lincoln Center 718 Lincoln Center 878 Benjamin Holt Dr. 628 Lincoln Center 6610 Gettysburg Pl. 405 Lincoln Center
MUSIC, GAMES & VIDEO Gamers ETC. Video Games Rasputin Music & Movies
6521 Pacific Ave. 6623 Pacific Ave.
955-0360 477-7546 477-4700 298-6062 952-2299 474-0314 951-5665 474-1944 475-1055 323-4175 478-8600 477-7983 477-1431 952-3454 472-1600
Along The Way Chevron* Fine Wines of Stockton Rite Aid The UPS Store Tobacco Leaf
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