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his summer come out to shop, and meet the new era of business owners in Lincoln Center – the new risk takers and young entrepreneurs who believe in our community. Over the years Lincoln Center has been a hot-spot for establishing long-term dreams of young people seeking fresh opportunities. I’m not sure if Mr. Grupe and Mr. Sims, when they sought to develop Lincoln Village, ever realized the impact this shopping center “way out north” would have on the youth of our community. Over 65 years ago they built and developed Lincoln Village – a little mecca now in the heart of Stockton and the start for many seeking to realize their own American Dream of becoming a business owner.

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CREATIVE DIRECTOR Conrad Borba CREATIVE STAFF César Larios Stephen Nosse CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Caitlin Hamer Tara Rushing CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Red Carpet Studios Helen Ripken Deadline to submit newsworthy information from non-profit and charitable organizations is the 5th of each month for the following month’s issue. Submitting information does not guarantee it will be featured in print. Submit information online at LincolnCenterShops.com. The Lincoln Center Chronicle is published monthly by Lincoln Properties, Ltd. and is distributed free of charge to more than 60,000 homes in Stockton, Linden, Lockeford, Lodi and Woodbridge.

We all know trends and habits change when running a shopping center, yet it’s the people behind each counter – in each store – that are the lifeblood of our community. That does not change, only time does. Meet many of the young business owners at Lincoln Center: The Pijl sisters, Brady Davis, Michael Midgley, Nick DiArenzo, Wes Williams, Blair Unterseher, Adam Pijl, Ben Mackie, Angela Karp, Matta Nguyen and more! Who will be the next 40+ year business in Lincoln Center to join Flair Boutique, Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair, Podesto’s Market, Dennis Shea Shoes, Anna’s Alterations and Village Barber, to name a few. Who will be the next Mariani sisters success story? In their early twenties, Lisa and Deanne took a chance to open up Fina in the 1980’s and to this day continue to provide high fashion to their clientele. There’s a good chance we will see more hard working merchants starting up their dream and becoming another staple in our Lincoln Center family. The next time you stroll the covered walkways of Lincoln Center and shop our businesses, know you are supporting the dreams of our communities youth. The dreams that our forefathers planned for in 1776 and that have made our country great. The dreams of independence and not relying on anyone to provide for their future. God Bless our great country and you on this Fourth of July season of celebration! Phil Johnson, President

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ummer is in full swing, and for many people it’s time to haul out the sports gear for those long vacation days. If you’re in need of some more equipment, or you’re looking to sell or trade in what you already have, then Play It Again Sports is just the shop for you. Opened in 1999, Play It Again Sports has been a Stockton favorite for all athletically inclined folks. Those who are looking to try their hand at a new sport should know that this is the best place to learn about what they’ll need. “We’re very knowledgeable about what we sell,” promises Blair Unterseher, who took over the store in July of 2014 with his parents, Gary and Brenda. “Our team is very hands-on with all the products we sell,” he added, ensuring that employees will be better prepared to answer questions that customers may have.

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New and gently used gear for any sport that is offered at Stockton’s high schools can be found in this shop as well. If you’re looking for home exercise equipment, you can find treadmills here too! And because they really do want to make this a one stop shop, they are now even offering custom uniform and apparel services. But, one of the services that people love most is being able to sell and trade in quality used equipment. Some of the most in-demand things that people are buying and selling are weights and other fitness equipment, including golf gear. Equipment for water and snow sports is also very popular, given Stockton’s access to the Delta, the

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his month’s cover features some of our very own Lincoln Center family — from business owners to our maintenance and security crew — who bravely fought for their counties with pride, dignity and honor. We at Lincoln Center are beyond grateful for their sacrifices and the sacrifices of those in our communities near and far.

Ken Meyers, owner of Meyers Fashion Optical

en Meyers, owner of Meyers Fashion Optical, served in the United States Army from 1966 to 1968. Meyers, ranked as a Specialist 4, spent his time as a Combat Medic. He served tours of duty in San Antonio, Texas and at Matigan General Hospital in Fort Lewis, Washington. Ken opened up Meyers Fashion Optical in Stockton 1988 and moved the business to Lincoln Center in 1998. Pictured on the cover, Ken’s shirt and shorts can be found at McCaulou’s Department Store, his shoes from Fleet Feet Sports, and sunglasses from Meyer’s Fashion Optical.

Cecil Rockett, head of Lincoln Center Security

ecil Rockett, Head of the Lincoln Center Security Team, is one of the most familiar faces around the Center. Cecil was a Technical Sergeant in the Air Force Reserve from 1986 to 2013. He worked as an Aerial Porter where he was involved in things like processing personnel and cargo, rigging for airdrop, packing parachutes, ejecting cargo for inflight delivery and more. During his 27 years in the Service he was stationed in many places including Germany, Iraq, Afghanistan, Hawaii and Travis Air Force Base. Cecil began working in Lincoln Center in 1988. Pictured on the cover, Cecil’s shirt and shorts can be found at McCaulou’s Department Store and his shoes from Dennis Shea Shoes.

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Ben Mackie, owner Ben Mackie Fitness

en Mackie is owner of Ben Mackie Fitness in Lincoln Center South. Before moving to the United States and opening Ben Mackie Fitness in 2012, Ben was a Corporal in the British Army. He served from 1996 to 2005 and was stationed numerous places including the Middle East, Kosovo, Northern Ireland, Falkland Islands, Belize and many more. Ben started out as a Tank Mechanic and went on to work with the British Army in Physical Training Instruction and Special Ops. Mackie’s regiment within the British Army was a Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineer. Pictured on the cover of this issue, Ben’s shirt, shorts and shoes can be found at Zuesters. His glasses are from Meyer’s Fashion Optical, and haircut by Brady Davis at B Hive Hair Salon.

Ed Samorano, Lincoln Center Maintenance

d Samorano has been a valued member of the Lincoln Center Maintenance team since 1989. Before his work here in Lincoln Center, Ed served in the United States Army from 1967 to 1970 where he was ranked a Specialist 5. Upon his entry into the Army, Ed worked as a Field Medic and later on during his tour in Vietnam he worked as a Company Clerk. During his time in the Army, he was stationed in Chu Lai, Vietnam for about a year. Pictured on the cover, Ed’s shirt and shorts can be found at McCaulou’s Department Store, his shoes from Dennis Shea Shoes, and glasses from Meyer’s Fashion Optical.

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ohn and Gail Kautz and the Kautz Family have dedicated two statues to John Kautz’ brother Fred, fellow servicemen and women both past and present, who gave their lives fighting for our Country. The most recent statue unveiled at Micke Grove, pictured on the cover, resembles a soldier in full gear, ide 2 upward Recoverywith is a his program designed climbing weapon at theto improve the health wellness of healing by providing a life ready. and Artist John Kobald calls heroes it “Sacrifice changing experience through multi and single day cycling and Resolution,” after two traits exemplified events. Ride 2 Recovery’s Project HERO that (Healing Exercise by soldiers. This statue was the second Rehabilitation Opportunity) provides training the Kautz Family donated, with the first being and supports cycling military hospitals, Army Warrior Transition in theprograms Ebbetts at Pass Veteran’s Memorial, in Units, Marine Wounded Warrior Units and VA locations to Murphys. help Healing Heroes overcome obstacles they face. For more information on our local Project HERO happenings contact coordinator Gary Colburn at gbcolburn@gmail.com or call (209) 986-8692.

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ohn and Gail Kautz and the Kautz Family have dedicated two statues to John’s brother Fred, Gail’s dad Kramer Bauer and fellow servicemen and women both past and present, who gave their lives fighting for our Country. The most recent statue unveiled at Micke Grove, pictured on the cover, resembles a soldier in full gear, climbing upward with his weapon at the ready. Artist John Kobald calls it “Sacrifice and Resolution,” after two traits exemplified by soldiers. This statue was the second that the Kautz Family has donated, with the first being in the Ebbetts Pass Veteran’s Memorial, in Murphys.

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ummer is in full swing and for us that means sun, swimming and lots of salads! My family’s favorite at the moment is a cool Greek Quinoa Salad. It’s packed full of veggies and herbs many of you have growing in your garden and lucky for those of us not gifted with a green thumb, our San Joaquin Valley provides us with them if they are not readily pickable! Although The KitchenSide does not have the ingredients you will need, we do have the gadgets, salad bowls and serving utensils for the perfect presentation of your summer salad! Stop by our “Salad Station” for a peek at our favorite must haves. n

Greek Quinoa Salad • 4 Cups cooked and cooled quinoa (cooked perfectly in my SWISS DIAMOND non-stick pan) As much as you would like of each of the following: English Cucumber - peeled, quartered and cut into bite size pieces Tomato - I prefer cherry cut in half Red Onion - chopped Kalamata Olives - cut in half Feta Cheese - crumbled Fresh Basil - I like to roll the leaves and slice it into thin ribbons (add this right before serving)

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he beach, poolside, swimsuits and sunshine — all reminders that summer has arrived. There’s no better way to kick off this heat-filled season than being in shape. Whether you’re signing up for Barre classes at Ben Mackie Fitness, joining the Nspire Fit Camp on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Swenson Park (5:30 pm) or taking up training for Gary J. Long’s S.H.E 365 Women’s 5k Run this month — Nspire Nutrition can help you take your pre or post-workout meals to the next level. Aside from offering unbeatable service, Nspire customers rave about their experience from start to shake. Take a seat at the bar or enjoy inside or outside seating to enjoy your beverage — their walls are filled with music, free WiFi and happy, fit people. One customer referred to it as a hidden gem after stumbling on the Lincoln Center South location. Stop by Nspire Nutrition today located in Lincoln Center South at 872 W. Ben Holt n Drive or call them at (209) 910-0262 for more information.

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by Charlene Smith, RRT While you’re out enjoying some fun in the sun this summer, be sure to protect your skin. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US, with most skin cancers resulting from too much exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet rays. Use these simple steps to help keep your skin safe this summer: Stay in the shade between 10 a.m. & 4 p.m. • The sun’s rays are the strongest from midmorning to late afternoon. Try to stay out of the sun during these hours. Use sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher. • Put sunscreen on 30 minutes before you go outside and be sure to use enough. • Don’t forget to apply it to your lips, ears, hands, feet, and the back of your neck. • Put on more sunscreen every 2 hours and after you swim or sweat.

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The Stockton Art League juried art competition returns to the Haggin Museum this summer with more than 100 new works by long-standing local artists and newcomers from around the country. The exhibition will be on display July 7 through September 11.

The 29th Annual American Cancer Society Moonlight Gala will be held August 6 at the beautiful Schrum Estate in Morada. This oneof-a-kind event will provide guests an evening of gourmet dining, live music entertainment and the area’s best live and silent auction. Individual tickets and table sponsorships are available now. For more information call Katie Drebert at (209) 941-2679 or visit moonlightgala.org.

WOMEN’S SUCCESS GROUP LUNCHEON Join the Women’s Success Group at their monthly networking luncheon July 14 at Brookside Country Club. This month’s guest speaker is Phillip Zimmerman, Director of the Stockton Animal Shelter. For more information or to RSVP visit womensuccessgroup.org.

DOCUMENTARY FILM FROM LEADERSHIP STOCKTON Join the Leadership Stockton Class of 2016 for a free preview of a documentary, Hearts of Blue: Humanity in the Line of Duty, for our Stockton Police Department. The documentary will be shown at the Bob Hope Theatre on July 19 at 6:00 pm. Help us stuff the police cars with an unwrapped toy for our law enforcement to hand out around Christmas. For more information visit peaceforstockton.com

FAMILY MOVIE NIGHTS UNDER THE STARS Looking for some Friday night fun for the whole family? Bear Creek Community Church presents Family Movie Nights July 29 and August 26. A barbecue dinner is available for $5 a person and begins at 7:00 pm and the free movie starts at sunset. Don’t forget your blankets and lawn chairs. For more information call (209) 369-2202 or visit bearcreekchurch.com.

5TH ANNUAL BREASTFEEDING CELEBRATION Delta Health Care’s 5th Annual Breastfeeding Celebration will be held August 6 from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm at 4662 Precissi Lane, Stockton. This free event offers breastfeeding information and support, community resources, raffle prizes and so much more. For more information call (209) 477-0378 or visit breastfeedingcelebration.org.

NORTH STOCKTON 4-H MEET AND GREET Interested in learning more about the North Stockton 4-H city group? Join them for a pizza and pool party August 14 from 3:00 – 5:00 pm. North Stockton 4-H is a non-profit city group that teaches youth, ages 9-18, various life skills. Projects include archery, robotics, rabbits, sewing, cooking, fashion, interviewing, speech and debate, chicken raising and so much more. For more information contact Nancy Flocchini Stenzler at (209) 430-0652.

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HOSPICE OF SAN JOAQUIN CAMP CATERPILLAR Hospice of San Joaquin is offering a free grief camp for children in grades K-8. Camp Caterpillar will be held September 10, 8:30 am 3:30 pm. Children who have experienced the death of a loved one in the last two years are invited to attend. For more information and to register call (209) 957-3888.

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NOTTE ELEGANTE The Women’s Center Youth & Family Services is proud to present Notte Elegante commemorating 40 years of service September 17 from 6:00 – 10:00 pm. Guests will enjoy an evening of fine dining, fine wine, entertainment and live and silent auction items in a beautiful garden setting. For more information, tickets or sponsorships call (209) 941-2611.

Beat the July Heat with an Ice Cold Beer at David’s Pizza!

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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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.

Oh, It’s Summer Time. Little League Games, backyard BBQ’s and picnics in the park! Wonderful gatherings, coupled with lots of yummy food, means soda cans and water bottles going into the trash. Keep a trash bag handy so all of those recyclable materials can be gathered. And at the end of the day, drop them off at the recycling center, add to your curbside recycling, or better yet, give to the neighborhood little league team to cash in for their “Championship Game” party! It’s easy. Recycle.

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