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Technology has changed how we connect with our customers.

It is no longer a ‘wait and see’ what is promoted in print ads (although we hope you thoroughly read through this issue of the Chronicle and those past and future!), and customers rely on virtual information more than ever before. For both merchant and shopper, social media has created the most significant change in retail. Nationally, 63 percent of retail customers log on to Wi-Fi during their shopping experiences; our customers are no different. Lincoln Center shoppers are often heard inquiring about an outfit posted on Instagram, or a fun giveaway featured on Facebook. Meals are posted on diners’ pages with the hashtags #yum, #sogood and #happyhour. While you’re surfing the complimentary Wi-Fi on the Brickwalk and enjoying your favorite drink from Starbucks, I encourage you to “add” and “follow” our merchants on social media, to stay in the loop with events and store specials. Start trending with @McCaulousStockton, @Zuesters, @FinaFashion, @TheadoraBoutique, @FlairBoutiqueStockton, @FleetFeetStoMo and more! In addition, we just added Snapchat to our list of social media accounts; be sure to follow us at @LincolnCtrShops!

Our owners and retailers believe in our Stockton community by investing, sustaining and enriching your experience. Retail shopping is vital to building communities, fueling economies and inspiring innovation.

As we continue to pass the test of time and technology, we look forward to a fantastic fall. In this edition of the Chronicle, read about fall fashion trends at our boutiques (page 18), football kick-off specials at our restaurants (page 14) and new stores and expansions in the Center (page 6). And on a daily basis, follow us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest happenings at the Center!

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Chase Bank is adorning Lincoln Center South with its presence as it opens a full service bank with a spacious interior, multiple service windows, as well as a walk up and drive through ATM. With financial services from personal banking, mortgages, auto financing, investment advice, small

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business loans and more, this location is sure to help with all your banking needs. With a mission that mimics that of Lincoln Center – to create engaged, lifelong relationships – we are sure that Chase Bank will thrive in their new location.

As if pizza wasn’t already a fan favorite, Pieology Pizzeria is making it even better by serving up a make your own pizza and salad menu. With endless possibilities the whole family will enjoy, this new location in Lincoln Center South, will be the it place for family fun. With a welcoming interior and a spacious outdoor dining area, Pieology is the place to go for any occasion. Priding themselves on being a fresh retreat from the everyday hustle and bustle, Pieology is there – continued on next page

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Rounding out all the excitement that is coming to the South Side, Café Rio Mexican Grill will be the new go to place for authentic fast casual Mexican food. With an abundance of recipes from the Rio Grande region of Northern Mexico, Southern Texas, and New Mexico they are sure to please.

Aiding in authenticity, Café Rio will offer handmade tortillas rolled fresh daily and made from scratch food using farm-totable ingredients. Promising the highest quality in both food and service, Café Rio will be the place to go for top notch food and service to brag about.

From a full service bank to fresh, ready to make pizza, as well as authentic, culture rich Mexican food, Chase Bank, Pieology Pizzeria and Café Rio Mexican Grill are going to do wonders. Phil Johnson, President of Lincoln Center believes that this addition will add some freshness to the Center, “Originally built for Tower Records in 1986, we are excited

about the new look of this building, as well as these hand selected tenants. Chase Bank chose Lincoln Center to roll out their new prototype branch. In addition to Chase Bank, these two fast casual family restaurants, Pieology and Café Rio, will give our Lincoln Center customers a new experience in the Center for many years to come.” With plans to open their doors this Fall, be sure to swing on by and check out all that these businesses have to offer Lincoln Center and its shoppers! n

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Cheers! Stockton Beer Week is back. Starting on September 16 – 25, enjoy beer from all of our Lincoln Center restaurants. Visit Stockton hosts this annual week to celebrate the local California craft beer industry, as well as encourage fun beer events such as dinners, movie nights, festivals and more! To kick off this exciting week, they’re throwing a Brew Fest, Sunday, September 11, at the Stockton Arena from 12:00 – 4:00 pm.

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Meet Us AtTHE C ENTER Last month wrapped up the 2016 Lincoln Center LIVE! season, and wow what a summer! We would like to extend a big thank you to our sponsors: Mercedes-Benz of Stockton, Big Valley Ford Lincoln and Mataga of Stockton. It’s because of these local businesses that we are able to offer the community these wonderful events! The June Wine Stroll was incredible, with more than 20 local participating wineries and breweries, the event raised much-needed funds for Haven of Peace thanks to Junior League of San Joaquin County. The July USA LIVE! was a fun and much needed event for our community, showing our appreciation and support for local first responders and military. Attendees enjoyed watching The Summit Band on the main stage and Calli Grace on the Brickwalk. Kids enjoyed the Sheriff Bus, Fire Truck and free rides on the Jumbo Slide, face painting, games and jumping in the party hopper. The Classic Car Show in August took attendees back in time with classic cars, a new food court and live music on both sides of the Center. The event featured 250 classic cars and raised money for student scholarships. Thank you to the community for coming out to celebrate summer with us!

ACTIVE AGING WEEK MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 9:45 AM Join O’Conner Woods on the Brickwalk here in Lincoln Center North for the kick off to their Active Aging week! Beginning with “A Step in the Right Direction” walk through Lincoln Center, you will be provided with a directory of the Center, a map of the route and bottled water. This walk is self-paced, you decide how much energy to exert or you may enjoy leisurely exploring in and out of the many wonderful merchants in Lincoln Center. Regular walking is a favorite exercise for so many and is one of the most effective forms of physical activity that delivers substantial health benefits — we hope to see you here!

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COMING SOON SEPTEMBER 2016 6623 Pacific Avenue – Former Rasputin location Coming this month to Lincoln Center South is a full service Chase Bank branch. At about 4,800 square feet, the new space will fulfill all your banking needs from a spacious interior with multiple service windows, as well as a walk up and drive thru ATM. The banking center is expected to open September 6, 2016.

LATE FALL 2016 6623-B Pacific Avenue – Former Rasputin location Rounding out the exciting additions to the former Rasputin location, in Lincoln Center South, is Café Rio Mexican Grill. The restaurant features authentic recipes found in the Rio Grande region of Northern Mexico, Southern Texas and New Mexico.

With handmade tortillas rolled fresh daily and exquisite made from scratch food using farm-to-table ingredients, you are sure to love this new restaurant addition. With over 3,000 square feet of space, the restaurant, along with its neighbor Pieology, will also offer a spacious outdoor dining area.

LATE FALL 2016 6623-C Pacific Avenue Former Rasputin location Pizza pie, oh my! Another new addition to Lincoln Center South will be the famous Pieology Pizzeria. Serving up a make your own pizza and salad menu — the new [to Lincoln Center] eatery will be a dining experience the entire family will enjoy.

With over 2,500 square feet of space, the restaurant will also offer a spacious outdoor dining area. Pieology is located throughout the United States, with its closest location in Sacramento. Their motto? Fresh and flavorful pizza with no limits. Bring on the pie!

FALL 2016 NEW LARGER LOCATION 304 Lincoln Center – Former Bliss Bridal location Once again, Code 3 Wear has outgrown its current space in Lincoln Center North and will be moving to a larger location in the Atrium next to The B Hive Hair Salon. The new location will give Code 3 Wear about 2,800 square feet of much needed space.

NOVEMBER 2016 425 Lincoln Center – Former Coppetti’s location Owner Tammy Kelley is no stranger to Lincoln Center and she is excited to be bringing her business C.R. Porter back to the Center. C.R. Porter Home Design prides itself on its selection of one of a kind furniture pieces, home accessories and gifts – offering many things including custom furniture and upholstery, design services and brands like Jan Barboglio, Sid Dickens and Nest Candles. The 2,700 square foot store will soon be located across from Market Tavern in the old Coppetti’s and Code 3 Wear locations. There’s a reason C.R. Porter has been named Best of San Joaquin for the past 10 years in a row – experience it for yourself this November.

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LATE FALL 2016 EXPANSION 220 Lincoln Center DeVons Jewelers will soon be expanding their current location in to the former Erin Elizabeth Art Gallery. The new 850 square feet of space will include a luxurious Rolex Boutique with a bigger selection of the prestigious Rolex watches for both men and women as well as a new diamond viewing room. The project will be complete with an update of the entire store.

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While there are still Labor Day celebrations that occur today, we all know the oh-so-familiar feeling of it being the kickoff to football season (read more on page 14), shopping sales (save the date for the October Sidewalk Sale 10/1), and traveling. We hope you enjoy your first weekend of September by relaxing and enjoying your most favorite company! Lincoln Center and its stores will be closed Monday, September 5, in celebration of this day. n

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or some, Lincoln Center feels like a second home. In fact, as a Center, that’s what we’re constantly striving to be — your dinner table, your laundry cleaner, your hair salon, etc.

For me, in it’s current state, the Center is my second home, more specifically for my professional career. As I approach my one-year anniversary as Marketing Director for Lincoln Center and SASS! Public Relations, I reflect on my immersion into this community, filled with incredible merchants, loyal customers, the Sims-Grupe Management team, and of course, all the SASS! ladies and gents in our office. This position has meant so much more.

For the first 5 years of my life, I watched my Papa Ray serve this Lincoln Center community just as I am now. As the owner of Village Barber Shop from 1991 to 1993, he was a ray of light in so many lives. A comedian at heart with striking blue eyes,

Ray giving the finishing touches to a fresh cut to son Kevin Rushing

Ramon Rushing would capture the attention of anyone who was fortunate to cross his path. From his incredible laugh to his genuine love of people, he had a passion for Village barber shop and the role it played in his life. I’d light up with glee when he’d head home for lunch; we’d often have his favorite turkey on pita with mozzarella with a side of pickles, and then sit together snacking on our special treat: banana chips. Back to the barber shop he’d go, while I’d wait patiently for him to return.

During my time at Lincoln Center, I’ve heard similar stories from others. Our Head of Security, Cecil Rockett, shared with me how he would get here early in the morning just to sit in the barber shop with my grandfather. Similarly to our relationship, they’d laugh, talk, and laugh some more. If I’m able to impact this community with half as much passion and pizzazz that Papa Ray did for so many years, I’ll be honored and feel successful of my time here. I’m thankful to be in this role, and hope to add to the experiences each of you share with your families in this n special place we call Lincoln Center.

– Tara Rushing

Ray with Tara Rushing in 1993

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he 9th Annual Super Bowl Raffle will kick off on September 1 to once again raise funds for thirty-two participating San Joaquin County charities. Since its inception, the raffle has raised more than three million dollars. “The Community Foundation of San Joaquin is delighted to serve again as the host for this unique event,” said Linda Philipp, CEO and President.

“We are very pleased to partner with the organizing committee of the Super Bowl Raffle and the Spanos Family in this very important fundraising project. We’re proud to be able to offer support to our nonprofits that work so hard every day to benefit the residents of our community. Last year we raised more than $500,000 and we hope to surpass that amount this year.”

Fifty prizes will be awarded. Six grand prizes, each consisting of two Super Bowl tickets and two thousand dollars in cash, will be awarded to six lucky winners. Last year, all six grand prize winners were from Northern California, five from San Joaquin County! Other exciting prizes include cash, laptop, iPad, Napa winery tour, tickets to games of the San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco Giants, Stockton Ports, and the University of the Pacific Basketball teams.

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It’s safe to say that we love football in Stockton, especially when it comes to our local high school teams. Whether we’re supporting them from the bleachers on Friday nights, or cheering on our local athletes over the TV when they ascend to college and professional levels, so many of us dedicate our time and energy to this uniquely American fall pastime.

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The history of modern American football can be traced back to the 1800s. Though the rules, uniforms, and regulations have changed over the years, the sport has only grown in popularity, and has become a fixture of our country’s culture. Many people may not even realize that one of Stockton’s high schools, Stagg High School, is named after a pioneering football coach who helped shape the sport into what it is today. Amos Alonzo Stagg had a career that took him around the country, including Stockton, where he coached at College of the Pacific (what is now known as University of the Pacific) from 1933 – 1946 and Stockton College (later renamed San Joaquin Delta College) until he retired at age 96.

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SpecialFEATURE learn that Lincoln Center’s own David’s Pizza is connected to high school football.

Owner Adam Pijl not only played football at St. Mary’s High School, but he has also been a football coach there for twenty-two years, and is currently the wide receiver coach for their varsity football team. But no matter what team you’re rooting for, the local home games are the best place to see some great local athletic talent this fall. Our football teams frequently break records, and have regularly made it to playoffs in past years. Each team is made up of outstanding athletes and dedicated coaches, all of whom practice tirelessly and play wholeheartedly each week for the same reason: love of the game.

Stockton has a number of ties to professional football, too. For starters, Stockton’s own Alex Spanos purchased the San Diego Chargers in 1984, and the team is still owned and operated by his family today. And of course, several Stocktonians can be found on the field, as well. Edison High School’s Trumaine Johnson has been a cornerback with the Los Angeles Rams (formerly St. Louis Rams) since 2012. Brandin Cooks, a Lincoln High School graduate, has been a wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints since 2014. Tokay High School graduate Julius Thomas played for the Denver Broncos from 2011 – 2014, and is now a tight end for the Jacksonville Jaguars. And from St. Mary’s High School, we have not only a football player, but a referee, too. Doug Martin has been a running back for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers since 2012, while Pete Morelli, a St. Mary’s graduate as well as the school’s former principal and current president, has been officiating for the NFL since 1997. The St. Mary’s alums recently crossed paths again when the Buccaneers played the Carolina Panthers in 2014, sharing a hug before the game and reminding everyone that football isn’t just about the competition. It’s also about bringing people together.

And if you’d like to come together with likeminded football fans this season, then be sure to head to Lincoln Center to catch the NFL games. David’s Pizza in Lincoln Center, Squeeze Burger, Midgley’s Public House are all offering the NFL Sunday ticket, and will be showing every NFL game throughout the season, which runs from September to February. You can sit back, enjoy fantastic food and drinks, and relax- as much as you can possibly relax while watching a game of one of the most n exciting and enduring sports around.

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Kenneth Michael Salon is one of Lincoln Center’s hidden gems. The salon, owned by Kenneth Michael himself, has been open in Lincoln Center for more than 10 years. What started as a second

salon home for Kenneth has now turned in to a more permanent one since selling his Bay Area salon. Kenneth is happy to be back in Lincoln Center full time. The salon has many talented stylists – offering services such as the latest color techniques, cuts, styles and more! While you are there, get your nails and toes done from their in-house nail technician.

Pictured: Owner, Kenneth Michael There is a buzz in Lincoln Center and it’s coming from The Atrium. The B Hive Hair Salon stylists are some of the most talented in the valley. From services such as extensions, color corrections, full body waxing, eyelash extensions and keratin complex treatments, they will have you looking great and ready for anything thrown your way. Owner, Brady Davis is confident that the professionalism of the stylists, upscale feel of the décor and friendly staff are the reason customers have been coming back for years.

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On theC OVER With the best of both worlds, VIP Salon and Homer’s Barber Shop has been a fan favorite and one people just can’t stay away from.

Located in Lincoln Center South, this family owned shop has been a success story in the making. VIP Salon was a dream come true for owner Cha Williams, one that got even sweeter when son, Wes, moved his barber shop to the salon in March of 2016. Since then the dream team has been offering top notch hair styling and classic barbering with a modern twist.

With high-end service and a welcoming atmosphere, this salon and barber shop is one for the books.

Pictured: Owner, Wes Williams If only the wall could talk at Village Barber Shop! Bobby Page, owner of Village Barber, began by hanging two pictures and slowly customers brought him photos of their family members and friends who have served in the military.

Now covered with hundreds of military photos, posters and mementos, the walls tell a story – one that customers can’t get enough of. But strong passion for the military isn’t the only thing they’re known for – love and appreciation for customers is up there too. From trips to the hospital and rest homes for haircuts, the barbers at Village Barber Shop are always there to give customers good haircuts, great conversation, superior customer service and complimentary cups of coffee.

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Not represented on the cover of this issue are Lincoln Center Salon’s – POMP and Salon Genesi.

These salons continue to leave a lasting impression on their clients one visit after another.

POMP has repeatedly put Stockton on the map as they host educational classes for stylists wishing to learn about the constantly changing trends of the hair industry. These two salons, in addition to those on the cover, make Lincoln Center the it place for people to come and get modern hair styles, while staying ahead of the trends. n

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Trending this fall is statement fur (real or faux) in the form of bomber jackets, collars, scarves, hats and more!

We are also seeing a lot of velvet ¬– jackets, pants and loafers. Accessorize your fall looks with chokers – made of anything from strips of fabric to chains and pearls.

You can’t go wrong with gold jewelry too! As far as colors are concerned, try out pieces in Bordeaux and army green.

-Lisa Dixon and Deann Garibaldi, Owners

Models: Ben Miller and Riley Richmond

For fall we’re seeing more denim, washed flannels, more rustic layers, modern florals and salt washed classics.

-Kindra Pijl and Shaina Fahey, Owners

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-Starr Donati, Owner

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Fall 2016 has a vibe that combines relaxed and easy with a touch of trendy sophistication – from suedes that are soft to the touch, mixed with rich and bold Aztec prints to long dusters and super fitting denim it’s easy to see why you will fall in love with Fall all over again this year!

-Jackie Kromm, Owner Model: Ebony Johnson

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For women, we are seeing a lot of blocky heels and shoes with buckles as well as platforms and pointy toe shoes. Here in San Joaquin County where is stays warm most of the year, Birkenstocks can be worn year round! For men, we love the versatility of leather sneakers that now come in many fun colors. Classic styles like Chukka boots, wingtips, oxfords and Chelsea boots are also making a comeback this season.

-Dennis Shea, Owner – continued on next page

Fall 2016 juniors fashion is all about the laid back, bohemian vibe of the ‘70s. Stay on trend in large floral printed flowy dresses in colors like navy, burgundy and olive. We are also excited to share the very popular and trendy Vineyard Vines label with our customers with fresh new fall styles arriving daily.

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People are so busy these days that they need something that works all day!

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When it comes to recycling programs, we love to be out in the community educating citizens on the importance of recycling.

Here is a family event you won’t want to miss!

Bring the family and join us on Saturday, September 17th, at The Record’s Literacy & Book Fair, Family Day at the Park! We will once again be “Lending a Hand to Recycling”. We sponsor and support this fun and festive event.

Come to Family Day: 9:30 to 2:30 - University Park in Stockton (Corner of Magnolia and California Streets).

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By Paul Lee, MD September is Prostate Cancer Awareness month and a perfect time to talk to your doctor about your prostate health. Prostate cancer remains the most common cancer in men in the US - with one out of six men being diagnosed with prostate cancer in his life time.

Although the exact cause of prostate cancer remains to be found, there are several risk factors that have been identified, including having a male relative with prostate cancer, being African American, being obese, having diabetes, and eating a diet rich in animal protein.

Finding prostate cancer in its earliest stages allows the highest chance for successful treatment. Over the last two decades a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening test has helped to detect more incidences of prostate cancer in its early stages, often before signs and symptoms appear.

Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death for men in the United States. If you are aged 40-55 with increased risk factors for developing prostate cancer, talk to your doctor about getting screened. If you are aged 55 - 70, discuss the benefits and risks of the PSA screening test with your doctor.

Dr. Paul Lee is a board certified urologist with Dignity Health Medical Group Stockton, a network of health professionals providing high quality and compassionate care.

For more information or to learn more about Dr. Lee, visit DHMF.org/Stockton or call 209.946.6800.

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R SVP AUDITIONS FOR THE STOCKTON YOUTH CHORALE

13TH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP LUNCHEON

If you love to sing and are in grades 3-8, the Stockton Youth Chorale is for you! This group will help you strengthen your voice and musicianship in a fun environment with kids your age. The Youth Chorale consists of the Treblemakers for singers in grades 3-5, and the Concert Choir, for singers in grades 6-8. Please call Linda Levine at (209) 957-4054 to schedule a time to audition. For more information, visit http://www. stocktonchorale.org/ensembles/youth-chorale. or visit ssjcpl.org.

Sistahs in Conversation and Sistahs in Harmony Christian Book Club present the 13th annual Scholarship Luncheon on September 11, 2:00 pm at Stockton Golf and Country Club. Author Monique W. Morris will be the keynote speaker. For more information, contact Donna Moses at (209) 271-6583 or sistahdjm@yahoo.com.

STEPTEMBER United Cerebral Palsy of San Joaquin County is proud to present STEPtember, an international fundraising event that takes place the entire month of September. STEPtemeber challenges teams of four people to each walk 10,000 steps a day, improving fitness while raising awareness and funds for your local UCP. To register visit steptember. us/sjc. Sponsorship opportunities are also available by calling (209) 956-0290.

GRIEF SUPPORT CLASSES Hospice of San Joaquin is offering grief support classes for adults, children and teens grieving the loss of a loved one. Classes begin in September in Stockton, Manteca and Lodi. Pre-registration is required and a $10 donation is appreciated to help cover materials.

For more information, call (209) 957-3888.

CRAFT CLUB AT THE WESTON RANCH LIBRARY The Weston Ranch Library presents the Library Craft Club. Kids can create artwork and fun projects to take home. There will be a different theme each week. Craft Club meets on September 6 and 20 at 4:00 pm. Admission to this program is free. For more information, call (209) 937-8221 or (866) 805-7323 or visit ssjcpl.org.

LEGO CLUB AT THE WESTON RANCH LIBRARY The Weston Ranch Library presents the Library Lego Club. Kids can let their imagination go wild as they build a project on a different theme each time. Lego Club meets on September 13 and 17, 4:00 pm. Admission to this program is free. For more information, call (209) 937-8221 or (866) 805-7323 or visit ssjcpl.org.

THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE The Central California School of Italian Language and Culture is accepting registration for its 2016 – 2107 session. Classes meet every Tuesday from 6:30 – 8:30 pm at St Mary’s High School beginning September 13. Class levels range from beginning to advanced. For more information, call (209) 477-9807 or visit italianschoolofstockton.com.

FAMILY DAY AT THE PARK The Record’s Literacy and Book Fair, Family Day at the Park, will be held September 17, 9:30 am – 2:30 pm at University Park in Stockton. The event is free to the public. Family Day at the Park provides a full day of fun and educational activities for the entire family. For more information, call (209) 957-7277.

SUNDAY SUNDAES FIRST TEE FALL TOUR The First Tee of San Joaquin begins its Fall Tour for children, ages 5 through 17, on September 10, 13 and 14. Students will learn sportsmanship, respect and other core values while learning the fundamentals of golf. The nine-week sessions are held once a week and equipment will be provided. The cost is $60 and includes a logo golf cap. For more information, call (209) 915-8300 or visit thefirstteesanjoaquin.org.

You won’t want to miss the annual Sunday Sundaes literacy event on September 18, 2:00 pm in the Univeristy of the Pacific Gladys Benerd School of Education building. Meet local author Catherine Logorio who will do fun activities and read her book Dropped-Off Dog: A Mostly-True-Tail. For more information, call Lynda at (209) 477-6624.

Please note the deadline to submit newsworthy community events to be featured in RSVP has changed to the 1st of each month for the following month’s issue. To submit events email information to chronicle@lincolncentershops.com or visit LincolnCenterShops.com/chronicle.

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R SVP PRESENTATION FALL FEST The Presentation Parish Annual Fall Fest will be held September 23 - 25. Entertainment includes live music from local bands, rides and games for kids and international food and drinks! For more information visit presentationfallfest.weebly.com.

20TH ANNUAL IRONSTONE CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE The 20th Annual Ironstone Concours d’Elegance will be held September 24, 10:00 am – 4:30 pm at Ironstone Vineyards. This year’s event will have the annual antique and classic car show, will feature Wayne Carini, host of the show Chasing Class Cars, Plein Air Painters and much more. For more information, visit ironstonefoundation.org.

2ND ANNUAL STOMP OUT CHILDHOOD CANCER San Joaquin County First Responders are proud to present the 2nd Annual Stomp Out Childhood Cancer on September 24 from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm at the San Joaquin County Historical Museum at Micke Grove Park. The fun, family friendly event includes a grape stomp, truck pull and bucket brigade and benefits Cancer Kids of San Joaquin County. For more information, visit cancerkidssjc.org.

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY GOLF TOURNAMENT The San Joaquin County Housing Authority Scholarship Foundation with Habitat for Humanity of San Joaquin County is hosting their 8th Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser. This event will be held September 26, 11:00 am at Woodbridge Golf & Country Club. For more information, contact Mike Huber at (209) 969-2273.

32ND FESTIVAL OF INTERNATIONAL CUISINE The Jedediah Smith Society will be celebrating their 60th Anniversary on October 8, 9:30 am – 4:00 pm. The event will be held at the San Joaquin Historical Society and Museum in Micke Grove Park.

Registration is $30 per person and includes five speakers, lunch, exhibits of artifacts of the fur trade period and a commemorative CD. Registration closes September 10. For more information, visit jedediahsmithsociety.org.

JEDEDIAH SMITH SOCIETY 60TH ANNIVERSARY The Jedediah Smith Society will be celebrating their 60th Anniversary on October 8, 9:30 am – 4:00 pm. The event will be held at the San Joaquin Historical Society and Museum in Micke Grove Park. Registration is $30 per person and includes five speakers, lunch, exhibits of artifacts of the fur trade period and a commemorative CD. Registration closes September 10. For more information visit jedediahsmithsociety.org.

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UCP SPARK OF NIGHT PROM United Cerebral Palsy of San Joaquin is partnering with Xi Chi Sigma of University of the Pacific to host The Spark of Night Prom, specifically for persons with disabilities in our community. Guests will feel like princesses or princes while dancing the night away and creating memories. The event will be held October 29 from 6:00 – 9:00 pm in the DeRosa University Center Ballroom at the University of the Pacific. Space is limited so reserve your free ticket now at (209) 834-3282.

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MerchantNEWS 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.

September 5: GoodMills Family Winery September 12: Provenance Vineyards September 19: Decoy by Duckhorn Vineyards September 26: Stonestreet Wines

FINE WINES WINE TASTINGS Join Fine Wines of Stockton for the following wine tasting sessions: September 8, 6:00 pm: What’s the next big white wine discovery?

September 15, 6:00 pm: Red wines from South Africa September 22, 6:00 pm: How much would you pay for this wine?

September 29, 6:00 pm: Mouvedre, Mataro, Monestrell

EDWARD JONES RETIREMENT After opening his office in November of 1998, John Lindell has been in business for 18 years in Lincoln Center and with Edward Jones Investment and has made a lasting impression with his many clients.

The relationship he has built with them, as well as the community, is something he will continue to cherish as he and his wife Nancy retire to Florida. During retirement, John plans on playing golf and traveling with Nancy, as well as visiting their son, daughter-in-law, grandson, and their daughter in California. Despite retirement, he will still have a close relationship with the company as his daughter, Kate Lindell, is coming up on her fourth year working as a Financial Advisor at the office. We will miss having John in The Center but wish him the best during retirement.

Wednesday, October 12, 6:00 – 9:30 pm Theadora and Oak Farm Vineyards join forces again for the 3rd Annual Battle of the Bras event. Sign up to create, build or decorate a bra with your friends and/or work friends to be auctioned off during an evening of fun and caring for those affected. Proceeds from the night will be donated to several organizations that cater to the needs of those who continue to battle this terrible disease. Let’s make this a night to remember. Be creative, get involved and help make a difference! For more information, call (209) 474-7407.

HONORING OUR TEACHERS AT KYM WITH A Y A trip to this hidden gem in the Atrium is perfect for teachers as school starts in full swing. With 20% off facials and massages for teachers during the month of September, Kym With A Y Organic Spa & Waxing Studio is the perfect place to relax and unwind. While you’re there, be sure to try the Tranquility Massage. This blend of aromatherapy, acupressure, and therapeutic massage will leave you stress free and ready to take on all that the new school year throws at you!

RELIEVE TENSION AT THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE Make sure to stop by Therapeutic Massage and have all your worries massaged away. Their fan favorite deep tissue massage will leave you feeling good as new, along with their regular massage, which can help relieve muscle stiffness and restore flexibility. Call Vivian at (209) 406-5999 for more information or to book your massage.

LUNCHEON AND FASHION SHOW AT DRAPER’S AND DAMON’S Create a life well fashioned at Draper’s and Damon’s. Join them for an in store fashion show and light luncheon September 15 at 11:30 am.

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