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charter/private high school in those districts. Please share this exciting news with eligible students. Download the application at lincolncentershops.com/scholarship-program.

Coming up on Saturday, October 5th is the much-anticipated Lincoln Center Sidewalk Sale. You can find the latest fashions and gifts available at up to 75% off. You can’t afford to miss out on these amazing deals! On October 12th, the American Cancer Society Discovery Shop’s Bow Wow Meow event will be held. Many adorable pets will be available for adoption.

We all know someone who has been affected by Breast Cancer. And as we move into October - Breast Cancer Awareness Month - we stand together to support the efforts of the much needed funding to eradicate this disease. During the month of October, consider contributing to the Think Pink Raffle, a

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 www.LincolnCenterShops.com.

fundraiser for St. Joseph’s Breast Health Services. For as little as one dollar, you can make a positive

The Lincoln Center Chronicle is published monthly

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difference. And you’ll get a chance at some pretty great prizes that our merchants have donated. Learn about the importance of regular breast health check ups, exercise, nutrition and other women’s health issues on page 14.

Lincoln Properties, Ltd. and the Lincoln Center Merchants Association do not assume responsibility for the authenticity or accuracy of news materials furnished for publication. ©Lincoln Center Chronicle 2013

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MerchantNEWS Non-GMO Month at Artesian Celebrate Non-GMO Month with Artesian Natural Foods! NonGMO Month was created by the Non-GMO Project in 2010 as a platform for raising awareness on the GMO (genetically modified organisms) issue. We will offer product demos, special coupons, great information on Non-GMO project verified products as well as a coloring contest for the kids. Like us on Facebook and visit atresiannaturalfoods.com for exciting news, updates and special offers all month long.

New at the Hive The B Hive Hair Salon now carries Malibu 100% vegan and gluten free hair products. If you’re headed to a Halloween party, get spooky make up and hair done at the Hive!

News from Genesi Salon Genesi stylist Lindsay Strongheart

A Massage with your Workout!

Ben Mackie Fitness now offers massages by their new in-house massage therapist, Emilio. Fore more information and to schedule an appointment please call Emilio at (209) 479-1765.

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recently completed the Affinage Ombre Color Placement certification in San Francisco.

This class teaches how to achieve stunning, natural looking highlights and color blending through techniques used on Hollywood celebrities. Lindsay is able to add color or lighten the hair without sharp lines. To schedule an appointment, please call her direct line at (209) 981-5672.

Ladies Night

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, Flair Boutique is offering a beautiful pink print Limited Edition Tee by Before & Again, along with a specially selected Chan Luu friendship bracelet design.

Stop by Remedy on Monday, October 7th, 4:30 - 7:30 pm, for fun vendors, light refreshments, and amazing door prizes. Bring your girlfriends and support local women in business.

TOMS Shoes have Arrived!

October at Aaron Brothers

Remedy is thrilled to announce they now carry TOMS shoes! For every pair of shoes you purchase, TOMS will give a pair of new shoes to a child in need.

Since 2006, TOMS and their customers have donated 10 million pairs to children in need.

Aaron Brothers is filled with sales and promotions the entire month, starting with their biggest custom sales of the year. Framing your memories and artwork is now more affordable than ever! October 3rd – 5th, get 60% off plus an additional 10% off their collections in custom framing. Brand new at Aaron Brothers is Rainbow Loom, the hottest trending item! Add pop

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MerchantNEWS to your wardrobe with these colorful rubber bands. Create bracelets, rings and other accessories to share with friends and family.

On October 26th, watch an exclusive demo featuring products from Golden Acrylics. If you want to learn new techniques and see how a professional uses this awesome medium, sign up in store for the event.

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.

October 7th – Cakebread October 14th – Inglenook October 21st – Stags Leap October 28th – Beringer

Department 56 Fun! Lucky us! Lucky you! Michael Sweet, Best Wishes’ Department 56 rep, chose us this year to help set up our Christmas Villages! His experience, creative eye, special touch and attention to detail has brought to life Dicken’s North Pole and Christmas in the City.

Best Wishes D56 rep He will be back at the end of this month to design a very special display of Snow Village! Don’t forget to come in and see the Halloween display currently available!

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American Hearing Aids, owned by Debbie Bond and Mitch Conception, is one of these businesses. Debbie and Mitch have extensive experience in the hearing aid industry and are committed to fitting each customer with a hearing aid that is personalized for their lifestyle.

Mitch Conception & Debbie Bond of American Hearing Aids

“We’re very friendly but also very professional.

We strike a good balance.” - Debbie Bond

Hearing aid technology has progressed immensely, and the industry looks forward to more and more improvements. “The advancements we’ve seen in technology are really exciting,” Debbie said. To ensure they always offer the most advanced technology, Debbie and Mitch work with a research lab in Berkeley that designs new technology to improve the hearing aid. Hearing aids can now wirelessly connect to iPods, or even cell phones. In addition, they’re no longer large, clunky—or even visible. Debbie has an aid made for her ear to demonstrate just how invisible they really are. When she slips it into her ear, it completely disappears.

Few understand the full extent of what exactly they’re getting back with a hearing aid. “Gaining hearing back is so much more than just hearing,” Debbie said. “People don’t realize that one of the things about hearing loss is loss of confidence—confidence in everything, not just social situations.” With over fifteen years in the hearing aid industry, Debbie and Mitch have the experience and the expertise to handle any difficulty thrown their way. On top of that, they each are extremely passionate about the business. “It’s the coolest job ever,” Debbie said.

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Fine Wines will offer the popular Bordeaux Short Course

October 12, 2013 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Lincoln Center North, Pacific Ave. at Ben Holt Donations are needed of gently used pet accessories, decor and un-opened food or treats.

Please donate prior to the event at: 207 E. Alpine, 209.941.2737 Mon.–Sat. 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Animals for adoption provided by: Animal Protection League, Animal Friends Connection, Lab Rescue, PALS and Pupz N Palz Every birthday is a gift. Every purchase and donation supports the American Cancer Society’s efforts to save lives and create a world with less cancer and more birthdays.

Saturday Oct. 19, 2-4 pm $25.

Includes lecture, tasting and special discounts Reservations required. Call to reserve.

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New Yen Ching Debbie and Mitch donate their services to the Starkey Hearing Foundation. Here is Debbie fitting a boy during a 2005 mission to Belize.

American Hearing Aids offers each customer personalized, individual service. As business owners in addition to licensed hearing aid dispensers, Debbie and Mitch understand the importance of customer service. They are able to make house calls for customers with limited mobility or busy schedules. In the building itself, they strive to create a friendly yet professional atmosphere. “We’re not as clinical or medical as some,” Debbie said. “We’re very friendly but also very professional. We strike a good balance.”

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Riparian Brush Rabbits

Henry Paine will be showing his photographs in “Vintage Lace Designs of the Early 20th Century” at the San Joaquin County Administration Building from now until October 11th. For more information please contact Arturo Vera at (209) 471-5687.

Come out to the Oak Grove Nature Center on Friday October 4th at 7:00 pm to see CSU Stanislaus’ Endangered Species Recovery Program’s efforts to protect and recover the riparian brush rabbit.

For more information please call (209) 953-8814 or email oakgrovenaturecenter@gmail.com.

Hospice Volunteer Program Starting October 7th, Hospice of San Joaquin will offer a Volunteer Training Program. Classes run every Monday and Wednesday, 1:00 – 4:00 pm For more information and registration call Becky Freeman at (209) 957-3888.

Free Skate Kids age 12 and under can skate and play hockey for free at The Oak Park Ice Arena every Thursday, 4:00 – 5:30 pm, in October. Skate and rental equipment is supplied. For more information please visit www.stocktonlive.com.

Stockton Women’s Network Laura Hansen, founder of GoldVision, will help you have the kind of relationship with your business you’ve always wanted at Stockton Golf and Country Club starting at 11:30 am on October 2nd. For reservations call (209) 472-0359.

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Music Beyond Borders The Stockton Symphony presents their Music Beyond Borders series featuring Tracy Silverman on Friday, October 4th on the Delta College campus in the Tillie Lewis Theatre at 7:30 pm. For tickets please call (209) 951-0196. For more information visit www.stocktonsymphony.org.

14th Annual Lobster Dinner The Community Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired will host a lobster dinner on October 4th at the Waterloo Gun and Bocci Club at 6:00 pm. For more information call (209) 466-3836.

Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night St. Mary’s Theatre presents William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night October 5th - 13th at the Stockton Civic Theatre. Advance tickets are available at www.brownpapertickets.com or at the St. Mary’s High School main office.

For more information call (209) 957-3340, Ext. 250.

The Haggin Museum’s Stockton’s Car Culture exhibit will open on October 3rd with a reception on October 5th at 6:00 pm. For more information, call (209) 940-6300 or visit www.hagginmuseum.org.

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Timothy Horn will showcase his artwork at the Knowlton Gallery October 8th – November 30th with an opening reception October 12th at 1:00 pm. For more information, call Robin Knowlton at (209) 368-5123.

The Lincoln High Class of 1973 Reunion will be held at the Waterloo Gun & Bocce Club on October 19th. For more information contact Peggy O’Brien Schultz at (209) 329-8223.

Astronomy in the Park

The Ladies Auxiliary to California Pioneers will hold a Fall Card party themed “Autumn Leaves” on Tuesday, October 22nd, 1:00 - 4:00 pm at the Haggin Museum. For reservations and more information call Lynne Sandberg at (209) 887-3993.

See the stars at Oak Grove Regional Park, Saturday, October 12th, 6:00 – 9:00 pm at Astronomy in the Park. There will be games, crafts and activities for the whole family. For more information, call (209) 953-8814.

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Join Annunciation School for their Fall Festival on October 12th, 10:00 am – 9:00 pm. Come by at 8:30 am to start the event with a Fun Run and pancake breakfast. For more information, call (209) 337-1506.

Mexico’s leading brass quintet will perform at the Charlene Powers Lange Theatre on October 25th at 8:00 pm. For more information, call (209) 333-5550.

Broadway Blowout

Claudia Landeen Fall Festival

The Stockton Chorale presents “Broadway Blowout” on Friday, October 18th at 7:30 pm and Saturday, October 19th at 3:00 pm at St. John’s Episcopal Church. For tickets and information please visit www.stocktonchorale.org or call (209) 951-6494.

Claudia Landeen Elementary School’s Fall Festival will take place on October 25th at 5:00 pm. Join in for a fun night of games, treats and raffles. For more information, please call Chrishna Holdaway at (209) 645-0135.

Festival of International Cuisine

Brookside School Harvest Festival

Stockton Shelter for the Homeless is celebrating its 29th Annual Festival of International Cuisine at Church of Presentation Community Hall on Saturday, October 19th at 6:30 pm. Purchase tickets by calling (209) 465-3612.

Celebrate Brookside School’s 20th Anniversary on Friday October 25th, 5:00 - 9:00 pm, at its Harvest Festival. For more information please contact Claire Huang at (209) 981-6690.

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The Child Abuse Prevention Council’s 28th Annual Auxiliary Fashion Show titled “Believe” takes place on Saturday, November 2nd at 11:00 am at the Hilton Stockton. For more information and tickets please contact Margaret Sacchet at (209) 981-4249 or margaret. sacchet@gmail.com.

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The oh-so-amazing Semi-Annual Sidewalk Sale takes place Saturday, October 5th, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. Find treasures at up to 75% off!

With more than 25 participating stores, you’re sure to find something you love.

Bow Wow Meow at Lincoln Center The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop’s event on October 12th, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm, features new and gently used pet accessories, un-opened pet food, and treats, and pet adoptions provided by the Animal Protection League, Pupz N Palz, Animal Friends Connection, PALS, and Lab Rescue. Proceeds from the sale of all merchandise at the American Cancer Society Discovery Shop help fund cancer research, programs and services. For more information about this event ot to donate your pets’ former favorites, call the Discovery Shop at (209) 941-2737.

Save the date for Sunday, November 17th, 11:00 am – 5:00 pm.

Catch Santa’s very first appearance of the season, real live reindeer, free family photos by our beautiful Christmas tree, and promotions and sales in our shops!

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wo years ago this October we launched The KitchenSide at Best Wishes. Our goal was to provide a full line kitchen store within Best Wishes space filled with quality lines for our loyal customers who prefer to shop in a locally owned small business. As we look back at the success of the addition, we look forward to our continued growth with new lines and excitement as fall approaches! I will take this opportunity monthly to remind you of tried and true kitchen items and cookware, and hopefully introduce you to new ones. I encourage you to share with us recipes you have tried using our cookware and bakeware and may ask if I can use them here in this article.

Julie Van Noate of Best Wishes

With fall in the air we can’t help but think about cooler weather and our kitchens filling with the smell of freshly baked goodies. For me it will be the beginning of getting back into the kitchen with some of my favorite recipes. When we first opened The KitchenSide I treated myself to a new cookie sheet made by USA Pans. As all of my family will tell you, although I love to cook, I’m not a baker and welcome any help I can get! For once in my life with the use of my new cookie sheet I didn’t burn the bottom of my cookies.

I had to explore what it was about these pans that was different and this is what I found...

“USA Pan Bakeware is constructed of heavy gauge aluminized steel with a fluted surface and is coated with a clear non-stick, environmentally friendly silicone that is specially formulated for superior baking and does not contain any PTFE or PFOA.” What that means is it is heavy duty (commercial grade) and bakes evenly. It doesn’t stick and won’t make you sick with any awful added chemicals. And best of all...it’s MADE IN THE USA. So, now I have two cookie sheets, two muffin pans, a lasagna pan and a meat loaf pan. I am ready for the cooking season to begin! I may even attempt something more challenging than cookies! Thanks to my pans I’ve got those down! n

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Women’sHEALTH A Friendly Reminder to Get Checked

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n 2013 alone, approximately 232,340 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women. Like all cancers, early detection of breast cancer improves the chances that it can be treated successfully.

Women age 40 and older should have a screening mammogram every year and continue to do so as long as they are in good health. A mammogram is designed to find breast cancer before it starts causing symptoms, so women should never wait until they suspect symptoms of cancer. Women with a family history of breast cancer have a higher risk of being diagnosed, and are recommended to begin annual mammograms at age 30.

Join us through the month of October for the Think Pink Raffle, sponsored by participating Lincoln Center merchants.

Step inside 16 businesses and enter to win the items on display (listed below). A donation of just $1 to St. Joseph’s Breast Health Services will get you a raffle ticket. Enter as many times and at as many places as you wish. Your donation really does make a difference! Winners will be notified during the first week of November.

Think Pink Raffle Items, Valued at $100 or More:

If you are 40 or older, or have a family history of breast cancer, consider speaking with your primary care physician or call St. Joseph’s Women’s Imaging Center at (209) 466-5028 about your options for breast cancer screening. n

Artesian Natural Foods: New Chapter and Garden of Life gift baskets Ben Mackie Fitness: One hour massage by their new massage therapist, Emilio Best Wishes: $100 of USA Pan Bakeware of your choice Bud’s Seafood Grille: Dinner for four (up to $100) Carats: PANDORA bracelet with charm DeVons Jewelers: Elle pendant and earrings Flair Boutique: $100 gift card Gary J. Long Jewelers: Cherry blossom fresh water pearl bracelet or necklace Kym With a Y Organic Spa & Waxing Studio: Eminence organic facial LINO BELLA: Pink robe Meyers Fashion Optical: A pair of designer sunglasses Pacific Compounding Pharmacy & Consultations: Stress reduction basket including a massage Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery: $100 gift card Remedy: $100 gift card Theadora: $100 gift card Therapeutic Massage Center: 90 minute massage

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Women’sHEALTH Relax Your Way to Health Regular massages keep the doctor away—they can be preventative medicine.

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veryone knows that massages are great way to relax, but the full benefits of a therapeutic massage may surprise you. They not only relax tense muscles but can also strengthen the immune system, increase blood circulation, improve the quality of sleep, and much more—including reduce stress, a big threat to the health of many.

How? Therapeutic massages are specialized to target not just aches and pains but the source of the pain, leaving the client relaxed, healthy, and rejuvenated.

“I look for the problem—what could be causing this pain?” Vivian Tierney, owner of Therapeutic Massage Center, said. “And when I find it, it’s very relaxing for the client.” Therapeutic massages help a client feel better for longer than the immediate experience. And they’re not just for those in pain. According to Vivian, regular therapeutic massages “maintain a status quo of good health.” “It’s like the saying ‘an apple a day keeps the doctor away’,” she said. “Regular massages keep the doctor away—they can be preventative medicine.” With her comprehensive understanding of muscles and nerves in the body, Vivian is excellent at seeking out what exactly a customer needs to leave feeling relaxed and pain-free. She’s been doing therapeutic massages for 15 years, after seeing an advertisement for a massage training program while driving down Pacific Ave. “I took a chance,” she said, “and the rest is history.”

The chance Vivian took all those years ago has led to an incredible place for wellness, health, and healing. Whether you are experiencing stiffness, soreness, or any other discomfort, or are pain-free and just want to relax, therapeutic massages just might be the way to go. n

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Women’sHEALTH What I Learned from my Mom about Health…

By Meredith Yerke of Artesian Natural Foods

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s far back as I can remember, my mom (Leslie Brennan, owner of Artesian Natural Foods) has always had her hands in health foods and natural supplements. When I was growing up I never understood or really cared much, but I followed along. Now that I am older and have my own family I find myself looking back and am so thankful. As things in my life have changed so have my needs but the simple foundation of diet, exercise and supplements has remained.

Diet is one of those ever-changing things. Over time, I’ve learned how certain foods affect my body and the importance of listing to my body’s response to foods. I’ve learned that my mom’s advice—Eat what is good for you. Your body will like it—rings true. I’ve started to eat sweet potatoes, kale and lots of salads, less dairy and sugars. My advice to pass on is to simply listen to your body and it will tell you what it needs and what it doesn’t like.

Exercise has been one of my biggest battles, but I know how important it is and at the end of the day there really is an activity for all. If my mom can pull off Pilates twice a week I should have no issue doing something. It’s really just about making the choice to do it.

Supplements can seem scary when you’re just starting out. My mom made it really easy for me as a young person and I have always made supplements my foundation. While I regularly try new things, my core foundation is a one a day multi vitamin, a healthy oil (flax, omega 3, etc.), a B-Complex and a Probiotic.

Life is complicated and taking care of yourself doesn’t have to be. I am thankful to my mother for teaching me these lessons early on. Keep it simple and if you’re in need of some advice or help, stop into Artesian Natural Foods and we’ll be happy to share our wisdom with you. n

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Women’sHEALTH Q&A’s with Jillian Barlet from Ben Mackie Fitness Q: What advice would you give to someone just starting to get healthy?

A: “My initial advice to individuals beginning a new health and wellness program is to take it one day at a time.

If you are unhealthy and haven’t done much activity it’s important to remember that your body is going to have to adjust to the new added stress and over doing it can Jillian Barlet, trainer at sometimes hurt you rather Ben Mackie Fitness than help. Taking it one day at a time also means even if you have a bad day whether it be what you ate or skipping a workout, there’s always tomorrow to pick yourself back up and continue what you started.”

Q: What’s a good way to incorporate workouts into a busy schedule?

A: “You always have time to workout, even if it’s short 10 to 20 minute intervals on your lunch break. Rather than focusing on a length of time that you “should” work out for, focus on the quality of your workout. Get the most out of your time by doing short, high intensity exercises that require little to no equipment. For example, push ups, sit ups, Burpees and squats can all be performed with your own body weight and no equipment.”

Q: If someone is working out regularly, does she still need to watch what she eats?

A: “Diet is the biggest piece of the puzzle. Working out will help build muscle and burn calories; however, a poor diet can unwind all of your hard work. A good diet and regular exercise is all it takes to stay healthy but if it were easy, we wouldn’t be experiencing an obesity epidemic.”

Q: What are some strategies to keep motivated?

A: “Try out different classes, running groups, and facilities. Consider training for a 5k race or mud run.”

Q: What’s your biggest tip for women trying to get healthy now?

A: “Don’t wait to get started! Educate yourself on healthy eating and if you need assistance or aren’t sure how to start, hire a personal trainer.”

Ben Mackie Fitness is a private studio offering personal training, Pilates and Yoga with highly qualified and experienced personal trainers. One-on-one or group workouts specifically tailored to your health and fitness goals in a private studio provide a welcoming and unintimidating atmosphere where enjoyment and your health and safety are their priority. Add Pilates or Yoga to your workout schedule with certified instructors to compliment your routine and improve flexibility, core strength and overall well-being. Expert nutritional advice and diet planning is included along with complete body composition analysis and measurements to ensure accurate weight loss and management. n

Q: How can women find a workout that works for them?

A: “Be adventurous and try different classes, trainers, workout buddies, etc.”

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Q: Should women vary what they do to work out?

A: “It’s really important to change up your workout routine regularly. If you perform the same exercises for the same length of time everyday your body will adapt very quickly. A combination of strength training, cardio vascular exercise, stretching and interval training will keep your body guessing and get you into shape.”

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his month’s cover features three remarkable women working in the health industry: Debbie Bond of American Hearing Aids, Meredith Yerke of Artesian Natural Foods and Dr. Marie Cottman of Pacific Compounding Pharmacy & Consultations. n Debbie’s outfit is from Draper’s & Damon’s and Meredith’s clothing is available at Chico’s.

Marie is wearing shoes and clothing from Flair Boutique.

Behind-the-Scenes: We had a ball at this month’s photo shoot!

Marie Cottman, Pharm.D. Pacific Compounding Pharmacy & Consultations

“As a small shop owner, I can take the time to get to really know my patients. It builds a trust to enable me to help them using both our customized medications and the lifestyle consulting that we provide. It is so rewarding to have patients return saying, ‘Thank you! I feel like myself again. Can you help my friend, too?”

Photos by Red Carpet Studios

INCREASE YOUR LIFESPAN Select A Mediterranean Diet, Proven To Be The Healthiest In The World!

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Enjoy leafy greens, fresh fish and seafood, lean meats, vegetables, yogurt and whole grains.

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Debbie Bond of American Hearing Aids

“What I enjoy most about my job is being able to help people. I know it sounds silly but it really brings great joy to have someone tell you how you have really helped them or a family member.”

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he Family Bike Night on July 19th was a blast! Families rode their bikes to Lincoln Center for a free evening of fun and the chance to win a brand-new bicycle from Performance Bikes! The event featured a 30foot tall “Fun Slide” (reminiscent of the Astro Slide that was at Lincoln Center in the 50’s), face painting, and a party hopper! n

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he Classic Car Show on August 16th featured over 200 classic cars, live music, a military tribute and fly over, and dance performances. Best of all, the money raised from the event goes towards scholarships for local students! n

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Scholarship Program With the help of the San Joaquin County Office of Education, Lincoln Center has formed its very own scholarship program, which will award scholarships to local students with funds raised from the LIVE! At Lincoln Center Classic Car Show. Three $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to local high school seniors graduating in the class of 2014. All high school seniors with a GPA of 3.0 or higher enrolled in Lincoln, Lodi, or Stockton Unified School Districts, or a charter or private high school within the above listed school districts boundaries, can apply for the scholarship.

Visit lincolncentershops.com/scholarship-program for more information and to download the application. Applications are due by January 6, 2014. n

HOMECOMING RETURNS OCTOBER 18–20, 2013

Blog Check out our brand new blog at lincolncentershops.com/blog.

You’ll find interesting articles about health and fitness, food, fashion trends and more! Read our most recent post about FINA, a women’s fashion boutique. n

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Tuesday-Friday 8-6 • Saturday 7:30-5 • Closed Sunday & Monday 409 Lincoln Center • (209) 477-1431 We would like to thank everyone who contributed to our Friday Night LIVE! Annual Fundraiser for Quilts of Honor! Special thanks to Don Garibaldi & band, World War II Purple Heart Recipient Angelo “Hank” Pericle, Steve Kayson (T-shirts), Larry Gaines (fly over), Chris & Becca Jankle (Smokin’ Yankees), Donny Vasquez (national anthem singer), Steve Bojquez (Native American dancers), Tim and Family from Genova Bakery, Bud’s Seafood Grille and all of our Loyal Customers and Staff.

All proceeds go to Quilts of Honor

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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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