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t’s one of our favorite times of the year at Lincoln Center! As lights are strung and windows are decorated, valley residents and guests flock to the Center for fall flavors and winter arrivals. We’d hate to disappoint during what is sure to be a bright and magical season, so we guarantee new surprises in store as we approach our 65th Holiday Open House on November 13. Among our most anticipated events is the popular Snow Village located between Theadora and Carats.

Also, look a little deeper in the space and you may see Santa prepping for his big day (yes, we have moved our Santa House indoors this year!

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In this month’s Chronicle, our featured merchant is the UPS Store, who is celebrating 25 years of service by Jason Legaspi, who is known for providing a friendly face and exceptional locally-owned customer service. Our health and beauty section features Planet Beach and the variety of services owners Dan and Marvis Gatto offer our community. With the holidays in front of us, read on page 24 to see how we can help you pick the perfect outfit for your holiday photos.

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Lincoln Center would like to welcome back to the Village Tammy Kelley as she opens C.R. Porter this month next door to Central Valley Dermatology. Tammy is excited to re-open on the corner with a 3,000 square foot furniture and gift store. Head two doors down for a renovated dining experience at Sho Mi, who has been serving customers for over 20 years. Also, boasting a major expansion is DeVons Jewelers, whose store now offers the prestigious Rolex Boutique. Lastly, we are excited to announce (as our mouths begin to water) Phil Wong and Nick DiArenzo’s opening of Prime Table, a traditional steakhouse in the former Lincoln Cellar space.

There’s “Something in the Air” at Lincoln Center and we want you to come out and make us “Your Home for the Holidays.” Stay tuned and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Snap Chat, and visit LincolnCenterShops.com for updates on all holiday happenings.

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FeaturedMERC HANT By: Nina P. Hernandez

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ith the upcoming holiday season, there is no doubt that many of us will find ourselves running to and from the post office to send off presents to loved ones near and far. The task itself can be rather stressful, but you can be sure to leave your worries behind by going to The UPS Store’s Lincoln Center location. Owner Jason Legaspi prides himself and his stellar staff for their top-notch customer service, which has kept them as a mainstay in the community for the past 25 years, having just celebrated their anniversary this past October!

“The most important thing is for [my customers] to be satisfied, that’s my passion,” Jason said. “I always want to make them happy and make sure they have a great experience by making them comfortable, and making sure they understand what we have to offer.”

Other than mailing services, The UPS Store provides a myriad of other services such as packaging, notary, copying, printing, mailbox rentals and computer rental stations. Over the past 25 years Jason has noticed the many needs in services change, which has allowed the extension of his business to keep growing.

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FeaturedMERC HANT Formerly a pre-med major at CSU Hayward, Jason switched to studying business management after falling in love with retail when he helped his parents run their vineyard in Lodi.

He realized what he was passionate about — helping others — and that could be done through retail just as it could by becoming a doctor. So retail it was, and here he is today, still fulfilling that need of wanting to help others. Taking the knowledge he gained from his studies, he successfully opened The UPS Store, formerly known as Mail Boxes Etc, with the help of his parents. The concept of the store enticed him as it was something completely different from other businesses around. When deciding on a location, Jason thought Lincoln Center was the perfect fit because it has such a great atmosphere. The unfortunate passing of his father earlier this year hit Jason really hard as he played an integral role in helping The UPS Store become what it is today.

When he isn’t busy working at the store, Jason enjoys destressing by working out, hanging out with his dogs Misty and Shorty and giving back to the community by offering his services to senior citizens. “I have a lot of close connections to my clients, and what I like to give back to the community is being a friend,” he said. You can find him visiting senior

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citizen centers where he notarizes documents and picks up packages free of charge for the residents there.

Jason is also very passionate about the arts, and children’s education, so this holiday season The UPS Store is asking its customers once again to donate a dollar to Toys For Tots’ literacy program instead of purchasing a toy.

With the way he treats his customers, it’s no surprise that The UPS Store has maintained its rightful place in Lincoln Center for so long. “I’d just like to thank my staff, past and present, Stockton, the local community, and Lincoln Center for patronizing us, and welcoming us. I still can’t believe it’s been 25 years.” And being apart of the UPS family, Jason is very excited to announce that UPS will have a float in the Rose Bowl Parade this coming January, so be sure to look out for it! n

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Meet Us AtTHE C ENTER The Snow Village, a sparkling exhibit of Department 56 Christmas houses, will be on display at the North Pole too, formerly Lino Bella, between Theadora and Carats, in Lincoln Center North. The display is truly mesmerizing, and its new home proves it to be so!

Spread a little warmth by donating new or gently used coats and new socks starting at our Cozy Coat & Sock Drive at Holiday Open House, November 13 through December 10.

Be sure to bring your Christmas shopping list with you. Our stores have great selections of gifts for everyone on your list. Here’s what’s happening that day in some of the shops:

NOVEMBER 13 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Don’t miss our kickoff to the holiday season! Lincoln Center’s Holiday Open House returns Sunday, November 13, 11:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Enjoy festive holiday décor, store promotions and sales (check out all the great deals listed below!), live musical entertainment and other wonderful seasonal surprises. Our beautiful tree will be up and decorated and Santa and his elves are making their first appearance of the season in their new home at the North Pole in the former Lino Bella location. Be sure to stop by to see the new Lincoln Center winter wonderland — a holiday themed area dedicated to Santa, his elves and the North Pole! Enjoy train and carriage rides, and live reindeer too! There will be free family photos in front of our Christmas tree.

It’s the perfect opportunity to get a picture for your holiday cards!

Along The Way: Enjoy 15% off this day only Artesian Natural Foods: Join us for food demonstrations and giveaways Best Wishes Darren Gygi Prints • Buy 4 get 1 FREE (all same size) • Enter to win a signed 20” x 20” print of your choice with any Gygi purchase Christmas Tree Ornaments • Buy 4 get 1 FREE (of equal or lesser value) Department 56 • Buy any current Village piece at regular price and receive 50% off on a retired piece (of equal or lesser value)

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Meet Us AtTHE C ENTER The Boutique at Best Wishes: Enjoy our Cross-Hatched Cape Wrap at the promotional price of $30, regularly $50, this day only The KitchenSide at Best Wishes: • Join us for Tastes of the Season – dips, soups, desserts and our famous Hot Apple Cider • Introducing WOLL… Diamond Lite Pro German non-stick cookware!

Our rep will be on hand for a demo from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm Carats: An UNO de 50 Trunk Show will be on display, plus don’t miss your chance to purchase special pieces that Carats will have just for this event and enter to win prizes!

DeVons Jewelers: Stop in for 40% off all in-stock TACORI and 33% off all in-stock Levian

Merle Norman Cosmetics: 15% off all boutique and gift items, purchase any two products and get a gift free, receive a gift bag filled with goodies, and enjoy holiday refreshments Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery: All 2 pound boxes of See’s Candies now $32.99 Planet Beach Automated Spa: Free massage and 10% off any spa package Lacquer: Indulge in 10% off all nail services Sassy Pants: Stop in to receive 10% off Christmas tees and pajamas — today only!

Draper’s & Damon’s: Receive $40 off your purchase of $100 or more (happening now through 11/13/16)

Sylvan Learning Center: Purchase the “Get back on the A+ track” double assessment promotion for $55 (a $95 value) and the “Homework Monster Sale” receive 10% off 10 sessions, 20% of 20, and 30% of 30

Fat City Brew & BBQ Supply: Receive 15% off any Big Green Egg — this day only!

The B Hive Hair Salon: Stop in for the chance to win 1 of 30 free haircut vouchers throughout the day!

Fina: Enjoy 15% off your purchase (excluding sale items)

Theadora: Receive 10% off any regular priced item with the purchase of any sale item!

Flair Boutique: Enjoy 15% off all purchases, while snacking on Flair Boutique’s favorite holiday cookies & cheer!

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Zuesters: Enjoy treats and 10% off your purchase (*excluding uniforms)

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Join in on the holiday fun at Lincoln Center on the following dates and times: November 13

Santa: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm Train: 11:00 am – 2:00 pm Carriage: 2:00 – 5:00 pm

November 25

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

November 26

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

November 27

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 2

Santa: 4:30 – 7:00 pm Train: 4:00 – 7:00 pm

December 3

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 4

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 9

Santa: 4:30 – 7:00 pm Train: 4:00 – 7:00 pm

December 10

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 11

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 16

Santa: 4:30 – 7:00 pm Train: 4:00 – 7:00 pm

December 17

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 18

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 5:00 pm

December 19

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 20

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 21

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 22

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 23

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

December 24

Santa & Train: 12:00 – 3:00 pm

If you need a reminder, check LincolnCenterShops.com/calendar for a full list of all Holiday activities happening at Lincoln Center this season.

ON DISPLAY NOVEMBER 13 – JANUARY 2 LIT DAILY 2:30 – 10:00 PM Beginning November 13, the former Lino Bella location will turn into the North Pole, and be home to the captivating Department 56 Christmas display, which promises to rekindle old memories and spark new recollections. The incredible display is now in its 4th year of being showcased at Lincoln Center, and we’re excited to share it with you and your families this season.

The snow village is something of a study in contrasts: a grand landscape in miniature form. Be sure to try the Scavenger Hunt!

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Meet Us AtTHE C ENTER SEGALE BROTHERS CHRISTMAS TREES RETURN TO LINCOLN CENTER Stockton’s premiere provider of Christmas trees is returning this month to Lincoln Center South, where they first began selling trees more than 50 years ago. The first trees will be available for sale the day after Thanksgiving.

Give the gift of warmth this holiday season by donating new socks and new or gently used coats at the following locations: American Hearing Aids Artesian Natural Foods Best Wishes Draper’s and Damon’s Flair Boutique Parkwoods Cleaners

Theadora Boutique The B Hive Hair Salon The UPS Store Village Barber Shop Zuesters

Coats can be donated November 13 – December 10 and will be given to the Women’s Center-Youth and Family Services, St. Mary’s Dining Room and Lodi Salvation Army. We appreciate your help in making sure those in need are warm this winter.

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Yes, yes, yes! The biggest shopping day of the year is almost here!

Come to Lincoln Center for a day of great shopping, delicious dining and live music on Friday, November 25. Children can see Santa and ride on the train from 12:00 – 5:00 pm. You can get a head start on all your holiday needs, from baking necessities to checking off your shopping lists — Lincoln Center is your one-stop-shop for the busiest Friday of the year.

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY

This November 26 is a day we love here at Lincoln Center. Over 75 of our Center’s shops, restaurants and services are locally owned. Join us in supporting them all at the 7th Annual Small Business Saturday. Join people across the country to head out to shop and support their favorite local businesses. Santa will be in his house at the new North Pole from 12:00 – 5:00 pm and there will be free train rides for the kids from 12:00 – 5:00 pm on the Brickwalk. Come out to support your favorite local businesses and enjoy a day of Christmas festivities!

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Come out to Lincoln Center on Saturday, December 10 for our “Fillthe-Truck” Food Drive in front of Trader Joe’s and Podesto’s Market.

The baseball teams from St. Mary’s and Lincoln High Schools are helping out by collecting food from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. Everything will be donated to the Emergency Food Bank of San Joaquin. We’ll take any non-perishable food items. Hope to see you there!

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NEW LARGER LOCATION 304 Lincoln Center – In the Atrium Code 3 Wear has settled in nicely to their new home in the Atrium next to The B Hive Hair Salon. The new larger location gives them plenty of room to breathe and take care of all your work wear needs! Stop in today and check out the new space.

REMODEL 419 Lincoln Center Popular Japanese restaurant, Sho Mi, recently underwent a floor to ceiling, family friendly remodel.

Stroll in and enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine in a beautifully decorated setting. Guest will enjoy new flooring, paint, booths, décor and more with the same great food!

EXPANSION LATE FALL 2016 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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425 Lincoln Center – Former Coppetti’s & Code 3 Wear locations 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 Collection 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 former 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 holiday season.

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Opening this month in the former Lincoln Cellar location is Prime Table, soon to be the area’s hottest new steakhouse.

This classic steakhouse with a modern twist will be unlike anything currently in the area and will become a destination for people in San Joaquin County and beyond. At a little over 3,000 square feet the new restaurant and bar, owned by Phil Wong and Nick DiArenzo of Market Tavern, will be perfect for your holiday party or gathering.

Did someone say colorful? As the first Northern California location, fresh ingredients aren’t the only thing that are painting this new restaurant bright here in Lincoln Center — wait until you step inside this new space! With vibrant walls and a tremendous remodel, Café Rio Mexican Grill will definitely be aiding to the authenticity of success and delicious food to Lincoln Center. Inspired from the Rio Grande region of Northern Mexico, Southern Texas, and New Mexico, Café Rio offers farm-to-table ingredients with fresh, handmade tortillas rolled from scratch each!

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We’re getting closer! Construction is coming along nicely along Lincoln Center South’s newly redesigned 2,500 square foot building where Pieology Pizzeria will call it’s new home! With a welcoming interior and spacious outdoor dining area, Pieology is sure to become a new family favorite for not just the delicious food, but the ambiance too! Feed your own creativity through pizza and salads with their make-your-own style menu. Pieology prides themselves on being a fresh retreat from the everyday hustle and bustle. Their motto? Fresh and flavorful pizza with no limits. Bring on the pie!

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hroughout the recent years, we’ve been encouraged to step outside our “Big Box” shopping and dining ways to opt to support small businesses.

While many of us follow this sentiment to watch the success of our beloved business owners, shopping local has additional benefits for our thriving Stockton community.

According to USA Today, shopping local is advantageous for our business owning friends and our own pocketbooks. Consider spending $100 at one of our many small businesses in Lincoln Center: $68 of that will stay in our local community, financially aiding schools, street repair, safety precautions and more. Spending the same amount at a local branch of a chain store will pile $43 into the community, while online shopping adds virtually nothing to community efforts.

neighborhoods gather to support one another, that is appealing in the market.

Shopping local also creates jobs. Good jobs.

Meaningful jobs. According to the National Bureau of Economic Research, “The younger companies are, the more jobs they create.” These jobs typically pay better, too, so in supporting small businesses, we are aiding in the resume development and financial stability of small business employees.

We have great pride in our non-profit partnerships in the Valley, and our local businesses go above and beyond to support their efforts. According to the American Independent Business Alliance, “Small businesses donate more than twice as much per sales dollar to local non-profits, events, and teams compared to big businesses.” So in shopping and dining local, we are essentially giving to the charities our entrepreneurial friends choose to support. That’s a win-win!

In addition, shopping and dining local has been shown to increase property values in our Stockton neighborhoods. Buyers look for a vibrant downtown “feel” with strolling citizens and gathering crowds. They want to see a community’s personality, and when our

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SpecialFEATURE If the financial benefits aren’t enough to sway you, ponder the importance of the emotional connections formed during small business relationships. Speak to Chef Michael Midgley at Midgley’s Public House about his many “wins” at cooking competitions. Or, walk into Payters and give your sandwich order to one of the many students while they tell you about their school’s baseball record.

Along with this emotional connection comes a different shopping experience that you won’t find at “Big Box” stores. Many local retail shops will gift wrap at no additional charge, and walk around the counter to personally hand you the merchandise. Angela Karp, owner at Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique, appreciates the personalized attention she’s able to give each customer as they’re able to feel the quality of clothing (something you’re unable to do online, of course), and enjoys seeing children “grow in and out” of the store.

She believes that shopping local is “all about the community – it’s all about the people.”

At Lincoln Center, we’re giddy about our relationships with our merchants, and appreciate the connections formed within our retail and dining community. We encourage you to shop and dine local on November 26, as we celebrate Small Business Saturday, a National campaign created by American Express to recruit the masses to flood local business establishments.

Whether you sip on martinis at Market Tavern, grab new coconut oil at Artesian Natural Foods, or get fitted for a new pair of running shoes at Fleet Feet, make sure to hashtag your photos with #ShopSmall and tag us on Facebook and Instagram. We can’t wait to see the delicious eats you devour and unique trinkets you’ll score! For more information on Small Business Saturday, visit LincolnCenterShops.com. n

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Add a Unique Dish to Accompany Old Favorites What better way to keep your Thanksgiving guests on their toes than to throw in a fun, non-traditional dish to your Thanksgiving spread. Why not offer authentic tamales (our favorite are from the Flores’ at Tio Pepe’s) as a fun side or add in spring rolls, pot stickers or dumplings for an Asian twist. Our restaurants, DOMO, Dynasty Seafood, New Yen Ching and Sho Mi, can help you add these authentic touches to your meal. This is a fun way to add a little culture to your Thanksgiving traditions.

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The Pijl family is a Lincoln Center staple. Dad, Peter Pijl owns Payters Grill, son Adam owns David’s Pizza in Lincoln Center and daughters, Shaina and Kindra own Zuesters. With three businesses and a ton of family between them, it’s hard to peel them away from work and other obligations, so this family celebrates Thanksgiving a little differently – at breakfast! Thanksgiving is one of only two times a year that patriarch, Peter, cooks a full Payters style breakfast for his entire family and they enjoy it all together in their pajamas.

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Changing my everyday dining room table into a spectacular Thanksgiving display is as simple as adding glass pumpkins and snips from the Japanese Maple tree in my yard to my existing candle sticks and candles. Don’t over think it!

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When putting together your Fall table it is always fun to be able to reintroduce those warm tones to your home. Pair these warm accent colors with white dishes for that pop of light creating a nice balance to your table scape. You’ll love the accent pieces offered in the Jan Barboglio line this season. Don’t forget, smell is everything!

Get your guests in the holiday mood by adding a comforting fall scent to your home. My favorites this year are Red Currant from Votivo and Pumpkin Chai from Nest, both available here at C.R. Porter.

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On the cover of this issue are some of the wonderful holiday offerings found right here in the Center.

Let’s face it, Thanksgiving can be one of the most stressful days of the year — especially if you are in charge of hosting your group! Make things a little easier on you and don’t try and do it all this year by picking up sides dishes for your holiday meal from either Market Tavern or Papapavlo’s. Both of which are offering traditional fixings to go! They will even cook your turkey, hot and ready for pickup. Don’t forget to call and place your order ahead of time!

Market Tavern: (209) 932-8001 Papapavlo’s: (209) 477-6133

Want to avoid all the mess and stress of hosting this Thanksgiving?

Consider making a reservation to eat out at the following Lincoln Center restaurants that are open on Thanksgiving.

Dynasty Seafood

Midgley’s Public House

Market Tavern

Papapavlo’s

Chef Michael Midgley of Midgley’s Public House barrel smoked a Diestel turkey from Podesto’s Market.

Diestel Turkeys are favorite at Podesto’s. These turkeys will impress your guests with their premium quality and taste.

If you are eating dinner at Papapavlo’s for Thanksgiving be sure to give their vegetable medley, pictured on the cover, a try. With a mix of fresh carrots, green beans and red bell peppers roasted and seasoned to perfection — what’s not to love!

The award winning bakery at Podesto’s Market is sure to make your Thanksgiving desserts a no brainer. Try their famous homemade pumpkin pies.

Many of our restaurants throughout the Center are in the process of creating the best holiday cocktails to make your season bright – including the one pictured on the cover of this issue from Papapavlo’s.

*Make sure to call for specific hours and reservations!

The team at Market Tavern: Phil, Jeff, Arezou & Nick

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Long gone are the days of canned vegetables and side dishes from boxes on Thanksgiving dinner tables. There’s no excuse when you have direct access to the freshest ingredients right here in your neighborhood – many of which come directly from local farmers. You can get everything you need to whip up your holiday meal right here in the Center between Podesto’s Market and Trader Joes. Don’t forget to utilize the knowledgeable staff at Podesto’s for tips and tricks on how to make your holiday meal just right!

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GoodEATS

Carve your Turkey in 4 Easy Steps Chef Michael Midgley of Midgley’s Public House teaches you the best way to carve your Thanksgiving turkey.

Place the bird breast-side up with the legs facing away from you.

Slice the skin between the legs and body. Then use a fork to pull the legs away from the body until the joints pop. Cut the joints to remove each leg.

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Separate the drumsticks from the thighs by locating the joint in the middle of each leg and cutting through it.

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Pull the wings away from the body and cut through the joint to remove the wings.

Remove each side of breast meat by slicing downward along the top breastbone (keeping the blade close to the rib cage), following the curve of the body. Place each breast on a cutting board, skin side up, and slice against the grain. n

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LET’S START WITH COLOR. Start with a couple neutral colors (think: brown, cream, white, gray, black) and add a few spice colors for vibrancy!

Here are a few color suggestions by season: FALL: burnt orange, rusty red, mustard yellow, navy, olive green, gold WINTER: red, any shade of green, navy, silver SPRING/SUMMER: coral, aqua, pale yellow, lime green, sky blue

THINK TEXTURE. Texture in your outfit choices is an easy way to add depth and interest to your photos. Try using fur, leather, crochet, wool, chiffon, silk, denim, tulle, suede, etc.

NOW, LAYER! Layer these textures on top of each other, but make it flattering!

Christyn calls this “streamlined layering”! Try pairing skinny jeans with a tall riding boot or a fitted sweater with a fun blazer, scarf or even a chunky colorful necklace. For the guys, a colored shirt can be worn under a sweater or tailored jacket. Layering can be done in every season.

DON’T BE AFRAID. Don’t be afraid of patterns. Throw a few different patterns on a couple family members. Plaid is in, stripes, polka dots, leopard print all in small doses make great statements! For little girls, try fun patterned tights under a skirt!

BE YOU. HAVE FUN. Whatever you choose, make sure you look like you! Be true to your own personal style.

Still overwhelmed? We get it and so do our merchants. Bring these tips in to any of our wonderful boutiques and get the personal, one-on-one help they offer. With their expertise, you’re guaranteed to find the perfect outfits all in one stop! n

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UV Tanning and Sunless Services UV THERAPY • MYSTIC TAN Get a gorgeous glow in the winter months — easy! Our UV therapy tanning helps achieve a natural glow, all while increasing the production of vitamin D and serotonin. The new Mystic Tan provides a flawless color with a variety of color and aroma options for a completely customized experience!

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Color correct that already gorgeous smile! We can help remove discoloration, providing you with instant results and little to no sensitivity. Stop by to inquire today! n

Relaxation Services MEDITATION • MASSAGES Relax, rejuvenate and stimulate. Clear your mind and relieve all the stress that comes with the holiday season, right here at our spa. Find a broad list of different massages from one that targets pressure points, to a holistic approach creating positive health effects, as well as helping to increase circulation, energy and alertness.

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R SVP STOCKTON A.A.U.W. 65TH ANNIVERSARY HOME TOUR

HUTCHINS STREET SQUARE LODI COMMUNITY CONCERT

Don’t miss the 65th Anniversary Home Tour on November 6, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Four gorgeous homes ranging in style from traditional to contemporary will be open for touring as well as a tour of the historic Philomathean Club. Tickets are available in Lincoln Center at Draper’s and Damon’s.

Join the Lodi Community Concert Association as they present The Swingin’ Blue Starts of the USS Hornet on November 13 at 3:00 pm at the Charlene Powers Lange Theatre. For more information, please contact Judy Halstead at (209) 369-0336 or visit http://lodicommunityconcert.info/index.html.

28TH ANNUAL POLENTA DINNER

RINGO STARR AND HIS ALL STARR BAND

The Central California School of Italian Language and Culture is holding its 28th Annual Polenta Dinner November 6 at 5:00 pm at the Italian Athletic Club. Call (209) 465-7909 or email esciutti@comcast.net for reservations and more information.

Ringo Starr and His All Starr Band are playing at the Bob Hope Theatre November 17 at 8:00 pm. Don’t miss your chance to see this Beatles legend in person. For more information, visit StocktonLive.com or call (800) 745-3000.

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23RD ANNUAL FINE ARTS FESTIVAL

Join 21st Century CARE Foundation for a paint and sip night November 10 at Van Ruiten Winery. Enjoy a great evening with food, wine and painting from 6:00 – 9:00 pm. For more information and tickets call Amie at (209) 479-0589 or visit 21stcenturycare.org.

Don’t miss the Fine Arts Festival November 18 from 4:00 – 8:00 pm and November 19 from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm at Saint Basil’s Greek Orthodox Church featuring 34 Northern California professional artists. For more information, visit sanjoaquinpottersguild.org.

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High school seniors with a 3.0 GPA or higher attending school in San Joaquin County are eligible to apply.

The 2016-2017 Lincoln Center Scholarship Program applications are available for download at: lincolncentershops.com/scholarship-program Deadline is Monday, January 9th, 2017 See application for details

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R SVP STOCKTON YACHT CLUB FASHION SHOW LUNCHEON Join the Stockton Yacht Club for their Fashion Show Luncheon November 19 from 11:30 am – 2:30 pm. Attendees will enjoy lunch, raffles, silent auction and of course fashion! Tickets are $20 and must be purchased in advance. For tickets or more information, call Donna at (916) 719-3541 or Linda at (209) 481-3767.

10TH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE The Woman’s Club of Lodi is holding is 10th Annual Christmas Boutique November 20 from 2:00 – 7:00 pm and November 21 from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm at 325 W. Pine Street in Lodi.

Admission is free. Enjoy more than 40 vendors and a chance to win over 30 gift baskets. Bring in this ad for 1 free raffle ticket (one per person). For more information, call (209) 3342144 or (209) 747-3479.

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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TREE OF LIGHTS Hospice of San Joaquin’s annual Tree of Lights tree lighting will take place November 22 at 6:00 pm at San Joaquin Delta College. All are welcomed to dedicate a light to remember or honor a loved one by donating to Hospice of San Joaquin.

Your donation will light up the Tree of Lights and support the agency’s programs of nursing care and bereavement services for terminally ill patients and their families. For more information, call (209) 957-3888.

GUEST NIGHT WITH THE STOCKTON PORTSMEN The Stockton Portsmen are hosting a special Guest Night November 29 at 7:00 pm. This merry group of men and women get together weekly to sing in four-part “a cappella” harmony at Grace Hall of Zion Lutheran Church. For more information, contact Ron at (209) 881-7464 or info@stocktonportsmen.org.

25TH ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF TREES The 25th annual Festival of Trees at the San Joaquin County Historical Museum is a unique Christmas celebration with more than 60 decorated trees, entertainment, children’s activities and makeand-take crafts, Santa visits, rides on a mule-driven wagon, historical exhibits and food available for purchase. Join in on the fun December 3 and 4 from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. For more information, call (209) 331-2055 or (209) 953-3460 or visit sanjoaquinhistory.org.

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MerchantNEWS CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations are in order for McCaulou’s Department Store as they celebrate their one-year anniversary in Lincoln Center. We couldn’t be happier to have McCaulou’s here as a new Lincoln Center staple and are excited for all they have to offer you this holiday season!

GWEN STEFANI LINE AT MEYERS OPTICAL FASHIONS The bold new line, L.A.M.B. (Love. Angel. Music. Baby.)

Eyeglasses by Gwen Stefani, are now available at Meyers Fashion Optical. The line, featuring fun shapes and styles, are sure to be a hit no matter your face shape and personal style. Stop in to Meyers Fashion Optical and check out the new additions!

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FINE WINES WINE TASTINGS Join Fine Wines of Stockton for the following wine tasting sessions: November 3, 6:00 pm: 2013 Bordeaux Tasting II November 10, 6:00 pm: 2015 Chablis and Other Chardonnays November 17, 6:00 pm: Wines for Thanksgiving

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MerchantNEWS HIP HIP HOORAY FOR FINA Congratulations to Fina who has stood the test of time and is celebrating their 30-year anniversary this month. Owners (and sisters!) Lisa and Deanne and their staff work hard to provide you with the hottest fashions and the best customer service. Make sure you stop in to celebrate their anniversary with them Saturday, November 5 from 10:00 am – 6:00 pm. Toast their longevity with champagne and cake and enjoy 10% your purchase all day.

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 November 10 at 11:30 am.

Seating is limited so please call (209) 952-1597 to reserve your space.

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.

November 7: Swanson Vineyards November 14: Duckhorn Vineyards November 21: La Crema November 28: Oak Farm Vineyards

CHILDREN’S BOOK READING AND SIGNING AT SASSY PANTS Local author, Melissa Jackson, will be doing a book reading and signing of her new children’s book, Confessions of a Bunny, at Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique December 4 from 1:00 – 3:00 pm. Kids of all ages will enjoy this heartwarming tale.

YOUR FAVORITES ARE BACK AT VIP SALON After a brief leave, Donald, Renee and Tito, are back at VIP Salon and taking new and returning clients.

The three loved VIP Salon and Lincoln Center so much they couldn’t stay away Tito, Renee and Donald long. They are looking to reconnect with their previous clients and meet new ones! Stop in to VIP Salon today to welcome them back and book your next appointment.

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Boy Scouts of America 2016 Distinguished Citizens Award Dinner Honoring Douglass M. Eberhardt

SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 Stockton Golf & Country Club

John and Gail Kautz

Kevin Snider, Ann Eberhardt, Margie and Doug Eberhardt, and Samantha Snider, Joan Snider and MacKenzie Snider

Ort and Sylvia Lofthus, Doug Wilhoit

Jana and Dan Lane

Bill and Nancy Young

Don Parsons, Dean and Kathy Janssen

Check out our NEW, LARGER location in the Atrium acrossfrom Bud's Seafood.

Join us for our Re Grand Opening Celebration Wednesday, November 9th 10am - 6pm Sales • Raffle Prizes • BBQ • and more!

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Continuing to offer THE unique and THE standards for your kitchen HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE PROMOTION – NOVEMBER 13 Join us for tastes of the season: DIPS • SOUPS • DESSERTS • AND OUR FAMOUS HOT APPLE CIDER!!

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Germs: Breaking the Cycle of Sickness By: Ahmid Dredar, MD

Happy Thanksgiving from your friends at

This is the time of year where germs make their grand appearance, disrupting our routines and quite literally making us sick. To help break the cycle of sickness in your home, your workplace and our community, it is important to practice proper cold and flu season etiquette.

1. Wash your hands more often than you think you need to and try to keep them out of your eyes, nose, and mouth.

2. Give your immune system a boost by eating right, getting plenty of sleep, and exercising regularly. Get your yearly flu shot to help guard yourself from the flu.

3. Be on your guard in cozy spaces. Although many people can be contagious before they realize that they have a cold, it’s best to steer clear of those showing signs of sickness.

4. If you have a fever, stay home for at least 24 hours after the fever has passed.

Getting sick is never on anyone’s agenda. If you do get sick, be sure to talk to your doctor if you have questions and to try your best to protect others.

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It’s A Diestel Bird!

Since 1949, the Diestel Family has been growing turkeys on their family farm in Sonora. Today the tradition continues to offer you premium broad-breasted turkeys that your guests will remember. Tender and juicy with that old-fashioned flavor, Diestel Turkeys are delivered directly to you from the family farm. Diestel Turkeys are fed an all-natural diet of the finest grains—corn and soy, given extra time to grow, and the special care they need to be the best tasting turkey.

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