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Our merchants have been busily stocking the newest spring fashions, eateries are sourcing the finest farm to table delicacies, and patrons are lingering along the Brickwalk. The changing of seasons is a time of reflection, and an ideal time to remember and refine our mission here at Lincoln Center: to serve our community, support our merchants in every way possible and to always put our best foot forward. It is also a time to celebrate the many business entrepreneurs who have influenced and continue to spread their influence in San Joaquin County. These men and women have taken chances. They have opened storefronts, launched products and contributed to the betterment of our community as a whole.
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In this issue we celebrate the past and future of Lincoln Center; with an eye always on the present and how we can continue to create and deliver the best local shopping and entertainment value for our community. We are forever grateful to merchants such as Jack Ju, an owner/partner in New Yen Ching, who passed recently. And Marie Cottman of Pacific Compounding Pharmacy who was recently recognized for her service to Girl Scouts of America. And of course the vision of our newest restaurants: Prime Table, Café Rio and Pieology. I hope you'll enjoy reading this issue of the Chronicle. Each Lincoln Center merchant is unique, but there is a shared purpose: to continue the legacy set forth by these innovators and make the Center the premier shopping, entertainment and dining experience in the Valley. We are always looking for future ways to bring you what you want. The Chronicle is one of many “voices” of the Center and is committed to keeping you updated and informed with all the happenings. Mark your calendars for some of your past favorites as well as some new activities you won’t want to miss. My door is always open to suggestions. Happy springing!
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ibeye, Filet Mignon, Prime Rib. These are just a few of the incredible dishes you're going to find at Prime Table here in Lincoln Center. Owned and operated by the owners of Market Tavern, the newest addition to the Center has been quite the success so far.
Since both Market Tavern and Prime Table try to use as many fresh, locally grown ingredients as possible, there will be seasonal vegetables on the menu, including favorite springtime asparagus. And you can even find local ingredients in the cocktail list, with choices like Linden Cherry or Black Walnut Manhattans. There is also a carefully cultivated wine list, which includes many local wines, but also some old-world varietals to choose from.
Since its opening in December 2016, Prime Table has been living up to its name by serving high-quality, American beef. “The quality of meat is high, and the way it’s prepared, along with the equipment we bought to prepare it, complements the beef,” said Nick DiArenzo, co-owner of Prime Table.
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The interior décor of the restaurant was planned just as carefully as the menu. Comprised of the main dining area with the bar, and a banquet room, Prime Table even has its televisions set to black and white to add to the ambiance. As you first walk in the door you are greeted with vintage classics like Audrey Hepburn artwork, a Frank Sinatra headshot and music that makes you feel as if you’re in a different era. “The vibe of the place complements the food and makes for a unique
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Featured MERC HANT dining experience,” promises Nick. As for what compelled the owners to go forward with planning another restaurant when they already have a successful one? Passion. Their love for the restaurant business and supplying Stockton with the most high-quality food at fair prices. With an ever-growing interest in local restaurants serving high-quality food and thankfulness for the support of both restaurants, they're not looking to slow down yet: Nick says, “Look for more things to come." n
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Marie Cottman, owner of Pacific Compounding Pharmacy, was recently recognized by the Girl Scouts of America for 20+ years of service to the organization. She was honored among other volunteers at the group’s annual meeting in Sacramento on February 4. Congrats Marie on such an accomplishment!
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In keeping with the elegant contemporary eclecticism, the new reinvented Gucci has arrived at Great Spectacles. The Gucci styles for men and women are available in both sunglass and for prescription wear. The Spring optical show in New York proved to be very exciting for owner Lynda and her team, with some of the best looking eyewear seen in many years. Look for the new lines Persol, Boucheron, Oliver Goldsmith and Pomellato now available at Great Spectacles. For more information visit their website greatspectacles.com or follow them on Facebook and Instagram.
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n late November 2016, Jack Shan Lih Ju, owner of New Yen Ching in Lincoln Center passed away. Along with his brothers, Jack inherited the popular restaurant from parents Kin Fo Ju and Lyen Chin Kyang Ju in 2003. His passion for cooking, and love for serving his customers, along with a strong work ethic and dedication to the restaurant endeared him to customers and all who knew him. “I met Jack at Lincoln Senior Elementary School and remained friends with him throughout his life. Not only will I miss his friendship, he will be greatly missed by our community at Lincoln Center and throughout Stockton,” says Phil Johnson, President of Sims-Grupe Management. "His legacy lives on through the restaurant now run by his brother and sons.”
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Jack is survived by his wife Janet Ju, his sons Kevin, Mathew, Eric and Anthony; his brothers Bill, Denny, Billy, and Tommy, and sisters Sandy Ju Chang and Cindy Ju Cable. Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother Shan Guo Ju. Services were held December 2, 2016 at Cherokee Memorial Park in Lodi.
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he sun is Finally out today and I'm hoping it holds out for Easter! No complaining about the much needed rain but boy does that sun feel good! Good enough to start thinking about being outside and planning my Easter Brunch! Hmmm... Eggs Benedict? Waffles? Bloody Mary's? Mimosas? Oh ya, all of the above! We recently received the necessities to make your brunch perfect. New Bakeware from USA pans... made IN the USA and capable of making even ME look like a baker! I will say the Almond Pound Cake mix, from Plentiful Pantry, we carry doesn't hurt things.... every time I have served it, it barely has a chance to cool before being devoured. Top it with fresh berries if you have the chance! Mud Pie, our favorite giftware company, has jumped on the Brunch bandwagon and we just stocked up on all you need! Bloody Mary Pitchers, Bacon Platters, Quiche dishes, Mimosa glasses, Jam Jars... all with catchy phrases you won't want to miss! Pair it all with Spring linens, and adorable Bunnies for a fresh Easter table setting. Need new ideas for your brunch offering... check out "The Big Book of Breakfast" or "Sunday Brunch" for some inspiration! Don't forget the KitchenSide has everything you need for the perfect meal including juicers, egg pans, waffle irons, coffee makers, asparagus steamers, platters and tongs, scone pans and scone mixes and extra large deviled egg platters! Brunch is served at Best Wishes! n
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If we could only display each and every item that comes from San Joaquin County, it serves as a fantastic reminder to all of us that the people, as well as our goods, make this a unique and valued place. We have gathered a small representation of local items you can find right here in Lincoln Center — ranging from books written by talented authors (like the one on the cover of this issue), handcrafted jewelry, children’s clothing and even pencil dust recycled into fire logs. Gifts, baskets filled to the brim or simply because that beautiful necklace would look incredible on you… find your reason to support and engage in the culture and richness of this wonderful place we call home.
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Hats off to Stockton’s Dorfman Pacific!
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One of the largest full-line hat companies in the world, they got their start in Oakland in 1921 and recently celebrated their 95th anniversary at their corporate headquarters now based in Stockton. Dorfman Pacific sells their products to retail stores all over the world.
Creating trendy childrens clothing for babies, toddlers and kids, local designer Susie and her husband are trendsetters! Their fashionable pieces are often seen on the children of the Kardashians, and Kevin Hart – to drop a few celebrity names! Their adorable collecDorfman holds licenses for many of the tion includes custom most recognizable hat brands in the fashion world including ripped denim, graphic Stetson, Tommy Bahama, Biltmore, Indiana Jones, tees, beanies and acSantana and Scala! From contemporary styles to cessories. Susies rugged action wear, Dorfman Pacific has you Custom designs covered. are available at Hats are a big deal! We all Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique. know that Indiana Jones Locally known for their passionate commitment never leaves for an adventure to being involved and giving back to many without his signature hat – a non-profit organizations throughout Stockton wool felt fedora. Dorfman and the world, we tip our hat to you, Dorfman Pacific is the official Lucasfilm Pacific. Ltd., approved Indiana Jones headwear. Find a selection of Dorfman Pacific hats at
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Since 1989 Andy and Jennifer Pappas, owners of Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar have been serving delicious Mediterranean cuisine – savory dishes such as lamb, fish, steak, pasta and salad, always prepared and seasoned to perfection. And their popular bar is a favorite gathering place! You can now bring the flavors of Papapavlo’s home with you … their three delicious marinades – Classic Greek Salad Dressing – Classic Chicken and Classic Beef and Lamb Marinades will make you a Mediterranean Chef extraordinaire! Opa! TIP: Find them at Papapavlo's and Podesto's.
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ne of the pioneer families of Linden had established a diverse and successful farm raising row crops and livestock. Then in 1960, Karl Grupe ventured out to plant cherries on the Homestead Ranch. Since then, the next generations have continued to provide some of the finest cherries in the area. Bing cherries are harvested and shipped around the world to fresh markets. The same delicious fruit produced and sun-rippened on the trees are also picked to create Homestead Favorites Cherry Jellies by Charlyn Grupe Hulsman. The juice is extracted the same day to preserve its fruitfulness and retain its delicious flavor. Making these jellies for their family and friends was a tradition for Charlyn and her mother Fran. She now shares her scrumptious jellies through stores and wineries in the region. Podesto's Market carries a nice selection of the Homestead Favorites Cherry Jelly, Cherry Pepper Jelly and Cherry Chutney.
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Art from Erin Elizabeth
How many pickled peppers can Mr. Bruno pick? Produced in San Joaquin County, Bruno’s zesty Italian waxed pickled peppers aren’t limited to Mild, Nippy and Hot! They also have other products such as pickled green beans, Each year they asparagus and stuffed olives. pickle 100,000 Bruno's Peppers can be found at pounds of Podesto's Market. peppers!
Art from Robert Kelley At the Table Together Baking Mixes
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Confessions of a Bunny Childrens Book Consumnes River Farms Delta Barrel Olive Oil
Mike Harden (pictured right), retired Fire Captain for the Lodi Fire Department created Flamethrower Rubs for beef, pork, chicken and even vegetables! Mike and his buddy Matt Bergan are nationally ranked at BBQ competitions throughout the West Coast. You can find Flamethrower Rubs at Fat City Brew & BBQ Supply.
Corto Olive Oil Crunchy Mama Bear Skin Care Dorfman Pacific Dropped-Off Dog Childrens Book Duraflame E. M. Pedrini Jewelry Elevate Jewelry
TIP FROM THE BBQ EXPERTS: Use the “Heat” rub in Bloody Mary’s and on chicken wings for that extra kick!
Exclusivo Pasta Sauce Flamethrower Rubs
Crunchy Mama Bear Skin Care Crunchy Mama Bear Skin Care is as wholesome as its ingredients. Handcrafted in Stockton by Rebecca Nowak, she uses only the purest, most natural ingredients to produce luxurious handmade skin care products. From sugar body scrubs to essential oils, you can find Crunchy Mama Bear Skin Care at Artesian Health Foods. And you can also find Rebecca at Bud’s Seafood where she is a server.
Genova Bread and Rolls Gold Coast Honey Homestead Favorites Jewel by G Jewelry Key Chains and Decorative Wine Stoppers by Tamera McClaren Live 209 Apparel Mom's Spice Bomb Monroy's Hot Sauce
A Blazing Success – From Pencils to Fire Logs
Gazing at the historic Klamath Ferry docked on the deep-water channel in Stockton, you will find Duraflame, the internationally popular manufacturer of fire logs. More than 50 years ago Stockton based California Cedar Products was looking for ways to recycle the sawdust from its pencil operations. Blending sawdust with petroleum wax, the mixture metamorphosed into the first Duraflame fire log. As this new company grew they expanded to developing fire starters, matches and Did you know if you arranged lighters, grilling products, fireplaces and heaters. Locally the number of Duraflame fire owned and independently operated by the Berolzheimer logs produced each year endfamily, they have more than 250 employees and two to-end, the train of fire logs manufacturing facilities. Duraflame continues to be a would be over 14,000 miles leader in its industry and is a blazing success! long! That is slightly more than traveling from Seattle, Duraflame products can be purchased at Podesto’s Market. Washington to Hong Kong and back.
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Once Upon a Safari Childrens Book Papapavlo's Salad Dressings & Marinades Rob's Smokin Rub and Sauce Susies Custom Apparel Trail Coffee Waterloo BBQ Sauce Wine, Wine, Wine and More Wine!
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In the C ENTER Our first annual Wags & Whiskers event was held on Saturday, March 11. We partnered with Venetian Pet Hospital, along with Lost and Found 209 Pet, Animal Protection League, Second Chance Kitties, Rouge Rescue and Match Made In Heaven Rescue who offered pet adoptions, vaccines microchipping and more to all furry friends in attendance. 8 animals found their forever homes and we were lucky to be a part of their special day!
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t’s hard to find someone who doesn’t love a great hotdog – and we all know that the ‘go-to’ hot dog shop in Stockton is D.A.D.’s Dogs! It was nice to sit down with Diane and chat about her popular hot dog shop – discussing her passion, her life and a variety of other tid-bits. Enjoy.
What is your favorite food? Hot dogs of course – but also tacos!
Tell us more about the pictures on the walls of the restaurant. That was Denise’s idea and it was a good one. They are my customers that go back for years. Some are gone now but I wish we would have done this when I first opened in 1979.
What is one thing you are most proud of? I am extremely proud of being in business for 38 years. I love working with Denise and Danielle! What do you like to do on your days off? On my days off I enjoy working in my yard and playing cards. What do you like to do for fun? In addition to owning D.A.D.’s Dogs, I am also a farmer of almonds and walnuts. I love being outside and working in the fields.
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Tell us about one regular customer who stands out. Victor Espinoza has been here since day one. A lot of my customers recognize him from years ago when he played his guitar on the corner of Pershing. Everyone knows his name, he goes by Victor Elvis. He is a sweetheart and he comes in almost every day. We look forward to seeing him. He puts a smile on our faces. n
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In the C OMMUNI T Y
Supervisor Bob Elliott, Fred Weibel, Supervisor Chuck Winn
Stocktonian of the Year Drum roll please… Fred Weibel was awarded 2016 Stocktonian of the Year on February 8. Surrounded by family and friends, the award was presented by the Stockton Council of The Central Valley Association of Realtors and Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce.
Judy Chambers, Dorothy and Joe Serra, Joan Wilhoit
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Bob and Jeanette Ireland, Avery Ireland, Demetri Botaitis, Diana Weibel, Fred and Judy Weibel, Wesley Ireland, Maily Trapan, Brent Ireland
Bob and Kris Blower, Monee and Kuy Ky
Sherry and Walt White, Lisa Hallow
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1 The best place in town to get a hot dog.
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2 Duraflame recycled __________ from its pencil operation to create their fire logs. 3 Owner, Marie Cottman, of Pacific Compound Pharmacy was recently recognized by this organization.
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4 The largest event of the season for the Children's Home.
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6 Dorfman Pacific is responsible for creating the iconic hat for which popular movie
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7 Your store for all occasions.
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8 Diane from D.A.D.'s Hot Dog's favorite dog.
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New restaurant in Lincoln Center owned by Market Tavern Owners. This month's special feature focuses on product that is... Lincoln Center event coming up on May 6th Lincoln Center's finest children's boutique. The Easter Bunny will be in this Lincoln Center store. Your place for the finest meats, deli and bakery in the Center. It can be graded differently, in fact at LC you can find Prime, Wagyu or Kobe grades. Lincoln Center is looking for wineries for this upcoming June Event.
Call or Come In Today to Find Out How We Can Help You.
(209) 474-7271
312 Lincoln Center, Stockton 95207
9 Lincoln Center restaurant that bottles and sells its popular Greek salad dressing 12 Big, white and fluffy. Coming to Lincoln Center this month. 13 Confessions of a Bunny's animal's name. Answers on page 26
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Locally owned premier compound laboratory Personal service through in-depth private consultations Sterile Compounding Hormone Replacement Therapy Saliva Testing Adrenal Support Marie Cottman, Pharm.D.
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Weight Management Program
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828 W. Benjamin Holt Dr. (209) 474-1944 www.playitagainsportsstockton.com
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828 W. Benjamin Holt Drive Lincoln Center South (across the street from Starbucks)
2012 Merle Norman Cosmetics, Inc.
(209) 476-0913
Join us for brunch this Easter and Mother's Day. 236 Lincoln Center
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142 Lincoln Center (209) 474-0314 Merle Norman Cosmetic Studios have been independently owned and operated since 1931.
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Merle Norman Cosmetics in Lincoln Center Monday–Saturday: 10AM–6PM Sunday: 12–5PM
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The BRIGHTSIDE
Uncle Ed and Emma Talk about growing up in the Center. If you have come to any of our Lincoln Center events (big or small) in the last 5 years, chances are you have seen Ed, a beloved member of our Maintenance crew. If he’s not working to make sure the event goes off without a hitch you are sure to find him enjoying the evening with Emma, an adorable five-year-old. Emma and her mom, Amy, are good family friends of Ed and they love spending time with “Uncle Ed” here in the Center. The Children’s Play Area is a must for Emma every time she visits the Center. Say hi next time you see them around! n
At Tio Pepe's
On the Fun Slide
On the Brickwalk at Christmastime
On the Brickwalk
At McCaulou's
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Call to schedule your appointment today and mention this $99 special.
HOT TOWEL SHAVE An old fashion close shave with a modern twist
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Steven M. Otani, D.D.S. General Dentistry
• Accepting New Patients
618 Lincoln Center (209) 478-0568
• Over 20 Years Experience
• Spanish Speaking
Ah, summer break: Sunshine, vacation plans and R&R. But, did you know, your child can lose up to 2 1/2 months of learning over the summer? Sylvan’s got you covered. With our summer sessions, your child can beat summer learning loss, build skills, and get off to a great start in the Fall. Students from preK to 12th grade can get ahead of the curve with summer camps in reading, writing, math, and STEM. Summer sessions are filling up fast. Call today!
878 W. Benjamin Holt Dr. Stockton, CA 95207 (209) 477 - 7720 director@sylvancenter.com
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A Vegas Evening Under the Stars benefitting
Saturday, May 6th, 6-10PM Joseph Faso Estate on the Delta Let the good times roll for a great cause!
1lb box regularly $19.99
2 lb box regularly $39.99
NOW $17.99 NOW $33.99
Buy tickets now and save! $75 in advance $95 at the door LFITfoundation.org 209.952.3705 CockerhamMD@gmail.com
Open Daily 8am - 8pm 104 Lincoln Center • 951-0234 • PodestosMarket.com
The Let’s Face it Together Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to helping our neighbors with facial disfigurement and dysfunction who have been neglected by our healthcare system. Contributions help pay for medications, surgical supplies, surgery, anesthesia and prosthetics. All professional expertise and time are donated.
Bistro & Bar
LET’S GET SERIOUS ...WHY DINE ANYWHERE ELSE?
Mixed Grilled Seafood Salad
New York Steak
Classic Greek Salad
Charbroiled Colorado Lamb Chops
Key Lime Pie
Chocolate Silk Mousse
Baklava Cheesecake
Coconut Creme Pie
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FOOD BEER AND WINE STROLL Who: St. Luke Catholic Elementary What: 4th Annual Fruit of the Vine: Food Beer and Wine Stroll When: Saturday, April 1, 6:00 pm Where: 4005 N. Sutter St., Stockton Info: (209) 609-6973 or abear614@stocktonusd.net
APR 07
GOSPEL CENTER RESCUE MISSION GALA Who: Gospel Center Rescue Mission What: 2nd Annual Gala When: Friday, April 7, 6:00 pm Where: Stockton Golf and Country Club Info: (209) 957-7277 or anna_sass@sasspr.com
Saturday, April 15th
APR 07
NEARLY NEW SALE Who: Delta College Fashion Program What: Nearly New & Vintage Sale When: Friday, April 7, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Where: Danner Hall, Delta College Info: http://bit.ly/2mjF62b or deltacollege.edu
APR 08
13TH ANNUAL EASTER RUN AND FUN Who: Lodi Salvation Army’s Hope Harbor Family Service Center What: 13th Annual Easter Run and Fun When: Saturday, April 8 Where: Lodi Lake Info: lodieasterrun.com
FOR LIFE’S MOBILE HICCUPS
220 Lincoln Center
209.951.9610 Mon. to Fri. 10am-7pm Sat. 10am-6pm Sun. 12-5pm
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We Repair… Phones, Tablets and Computers! We Offer… New phone accessories and repairs with limited lifetime warranty! We buy, sell and trade used phones!
(209) 242-9550
832 W. Benjamin Holt cellphonerepair.com/stockton
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Who: Lodi Community Concert Association What: The Blackwood Brothers Quartet When: Sunday, April 9, 3:00 pm Where: Charlene Powers Lange Theatre Info: (209) 369-0336 or http://lodicommunityconcert.info/index.html
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AN EVENING IN VENICE Who: Stockton Opera Guild What: An Evening in Venice When: Friday, April 21, 6:00 pm Where: Stockton Golf and Country Club Info: (209) 931-2445 or tootie123@comcast.net
APR 22
STOCKTON FIRE DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE Who: Stockton Fire Department What: Open House When: Saturday, April 22, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Where: Fire Station #7, 1767 W. Hammer Lane Info: (209) 937-8543
APR 29
Who: Daughters of Isabella of the Church of the Presentation What: 2nd Annual Luncheon and Fashion Show “May Flowers” When: Saturday, April 29, 12:00 pm Where: Church of Presentation Guadalupe Hall Info: (209) 406-5261 or marji_millins@yahoo.com
GOLF TOURNAMENT
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APR 09
HUTCHINS STREET SQUARE CONCERT
Who: San Joaquin Medical Society What: 8th Annual Golf Tournament When: Sunday, April 30, 11:00 am Where: Stockton Golf and Country Club Info: (209) 952-5299
PIZZA, POP AND PINOT
MAY 04
Who: Hospice of San Joaquin What: Kids’ Korner When: Saturday, April 8, 9:00 am Where: 3888 Pacific Avenue, Stockton Info: (209) 957-3888 or tgarrett@hospicesj.org
MAY FLOWERS LUNCHEON AND FASHION SHOW
Who: Stockton Sister Cities Association, Italy Project What: 3rd Annual Pizza, Pop and Pinot When: Thursday, May 4, 5:45 pm Where: AVE on the Mile, 2333 Pacific Ave. Info: brownpapertickets.com or (209) 465-5504
GOLF TOURNAMENT
MAY 05
APR 08
KIDS KORNER
Who: San Joaquin County Historical Society What: 12th Annual Golf Tournament When: Friday, May 5 Where: Micke Grove Golf Links Info: (209) 331-2055 – continued on next page
WE DON’T SELL NEW FEET. BUT YOU’LL FEEL LIKE WE DO.
Stop by our store for a complimentary footwear fitting with a Fleet Feet FIT Expert and receive
277 Lincoln Center Stockton 95207 209.952.1446
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MAY 10
VALLEY GARDEN FAIR Who: The Children’s Home of Stockton Auxiliary What: 46th Annual Valley Garden Fair When: Wednesday, May 10 Where: Morada estate of Tim and Sherry Glines Info: kristinedobbins@gmail.com
JUN 09
LEADERSHIP STOCKTON APPLICATIONS Who: What: When: Info:
Leadership Stockton Accepting Applications for 2017-2018 Class Application deadline is Friday, June 9 leadershipstockton.com, (209) 292-8423 or tquinn@stocktonchamber.org
CAJUN LOBSTER DINNER
JUN 24
MAY 06
KENTUCKY DERBY WEST
Who: Delta Sculling Center What: Cajun Lobster Dinner When: Saturday, June 24, 4:30 pm Where: American Legion Hall Info: deltasculling.org or (209) 608-2301
MAY 12
TRIVIA BEE Who: The Library and Literacy Foundation What: 26th Annual Trivia Bee When: Friday, May 12, 5:00 pm Where: Stockton Arena Info: (209) 957-7277 or anna_sass@sasspr.com
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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ANNUNCIATION SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION DINNER
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Who: Annunciation School What: Ropin’ in the Good Ol’ Days 60th Anniversary Dinner When: Saturday, May 13, 6:00 pm Where: Annunciation School Info: (209) 337-1506 or 60th@annunciationsaints.org
The Heart of a Champion From Shortness of Breath to Dancing the Twist! When it comes to finishing in first place, Jim Christensen is well-versed. Jim’s list of first place finishes seems endless - waterskiing, bowling, baseball, boxing, racing, dancing - you name it and he’s won it. True to form, first-place-Jim was the first patient to undergo a Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) procedure at St. Joseph’s Medical Center. “I couldn’t walk across a room, before having to stop and catch my breath,” explained Jim. Jim was suffering from severe aortic valve stenosis, which is a narrowing of his heart’s aortic valve opening. This condition is life-threatening, and treatment is critical. Instead of traditional open heart surgery to fix his valve, Jim was able to qualify for TAVR. This less invasive procedure uses a catheter to insert a new valve within the native diseased aortic valve, via a small incision in the leg. Jim had the TAVR procedure performed in the new Cardiac Hybrid Suite at St. Joseph’s. After a short stay in the hospital, he was back home and “ready to do the twist.”
St. Joseph’s Valve Clinic St. Joseph’s is proud to now offer a Valve Clinic, featuring a team of specialists dedicated to treating patients with various stages of heart disease, from advanced procedures like Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR), to disease management. Call our Heart Patient Navigator at 209.467.6540 or visit StJosephsCares.org/ Heart to learn more.
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Spring Family Fun! Gather up family and friends and ride your bike to the: 29th Annual EARTH DAY FESTIVAL Sunday, April 23rd • 11:00am Victory Park, Stockton livegreensanjoaquin.org 4th Annual Child Abuse Prevention Council PUBLIC SAFETY DAY & DUCKY DERBY Saturday, May 13th • 10:00am to 4:00pm Weber Point, McLeod Lake, Stockton capcducks.com Kids (both big and little) will enjoy a trip to THE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM Where everything is a “Know, Know!” childrensmuseumstockton.org
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THE EASTER BUNNY
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APRIL 8, 9, 14, & 15 at McCaulou’s 345 Lincoln Center 12PM – 4PM
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