July 2013 Lincoln Center Chronicle

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t h g i N e k i B y l i Fam July 19th

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appy Independence Day! Ahhhh, the 4th of July – a

day for swimming, BBQing and fireworks (and a day off work and school!!). With so many of our soldiers currently serving

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overseas, the Fourth seems even more special. It’s a time

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to gather our family and friends to celebrate our freedom!

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Our Classic Car Show in August is so patriotic it feels like a

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music will take you back in time. The military presence of flags, flyovers, hummers and veterans makes me grateful

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Car Show this year on August 16th to experience what I’m describing.

Editor Janelle Nelson CREATIVE DIRECTOR Layne Imada Graphic Designer Cesar Larios Contributing Writer Michelle Machado Contributing Photographers Cesar Larios Douglas Johnson Photography Red Carpet Studios Deadline to submit newsworthy information from non-profit and charitable organizations is the 5th of each month for the following month’s issue.

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Before the Car Show, come out for our Family Bike Night on July 19th. We had so much fun last year that we’re bringing it back! Anyone who rides their bicycle to the event can enter to win one of three brand new bikes from Performance Bicycle. Two adult bikes and one child’s bike will be given away. There will be plenty of activities and fun for the kids, including the 30 foot tall Fun Slide (My favorite! It’s not just for the kids!!), a party hopper and face painting. Performance Bicycle will offer free safety checks and flat tire repair and Fleet Feet Sports will operate a bike check so you can park your bike and enjoy the festivities. Oh and I can’t forget to mention, there will be fabulous live music all evening.

Come enjoy tunes by Frank Bailey and one of our favorite local bands, RBX. We’re grateful for our LIVE! sponsors, Berberian European Motors, Big Valley Ford Lincoln, Mataga of Stockton and St. Joseph’s Medical Center. Their support enables us to offer these events which successfully raise money for local charities. The Wine Stroll, held on June 14th, raised approximately $4,000 for the YMCA of San Joaquin County. The Car Show is expected to raise more than $3,000 for student scholarships.

Enjoy this wonderful month of July!

Janelle Nelson Lincoln Center Marketing Director

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 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.

July 8th – Michael David July 15th – Pineridge July 22nd – Girard July 29th – Francis Coppola

Weekly Runs Join Fleet Feet Sports Stockton at 5:30 pm each Tuesday for the three or five-mile loop through the surrounding neighborhoods of Lincoln Village. Enjoy a run or walk with your friends from Fleet Feet Stockton.

They’ll have great vendors stopping by from time to time offering great deals, raffle prizes, pizza runs and don’t forget their ever-popular PUB RUNS! Make sure to sign up for the Fleet Feet Sports Stockton group page on Facebook for up to the minute details.

Creativity at VIP Cha Williams of VIP Salon & Supply is mixing things up with creative color and cuts.

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MerchantNEWS Fashion Fun

Draper’s and Damon’s will host the following in-store promotions and events: July 1st – 7th: 4th of July Sale!

Buy any three or more sale items and receive an extra 40% off.

Buy any two sale items and receive an extra 30% off.

Buy one sale item and receive an extra 25% off.

July 8th – 13th: Our NEW Transition Styles Arrive!

Save $25 on any purchase of $80 or more.

July 17th – 20th: Customer Appreciation Days To say “Thank you for your friendship & loyalty!”

Save $25 on any regular price purchase of $50 or more.

July 18th: In Store Fashion Show & Luncheon Seating is limited. Please call (209) 952-1957 for a reservation.

July 24th – 28th: Our customer favorite returns ~ Pretty Penny Sale Buy one sale item and get one for ONE PENNY. No limits!

New from Meyers Fashion Optical

Just in time for Summer, the new releases from Gucci, Silhouette, Juicy and Persol are in at at Meyers Fashion Optical. Brand new from Spy are their bold prescription frames - perfect for people who wear glasses and don’t want to compromise on style.

On-Location Hair & Makeup

Looking for hair and makeup for a special occasion? Look no further than Laura Dutra’s Glam Team at Salon Genesi ! Laura and her team provided the hair and makeup for the June and July issues of San Joaquin Magazine and will provide the hair and makeup at the Stockton Hilton Bridal Show on August 7th. To find Laura, look up “Laura Dutra Professional Hair Designer” on Facebook or visit www.ldglamteam.com.

She provides on-location hair and makeup for weddings, birthdays, quinceneras, proms, and more.

School Uniforms

Get an early start on your back to school uniform shopping at Zuesters this July!

Proud Parents

Salon Genesi stylist Patty Ayala and Luis Gudino are proud parents of a beautiful baby girl, Dominique Mia Gudino. She joined parents and big brother Luis on May 21, 2013 at 8:30 pm. She weighed 7.04 lbs and was 20.5 inches long. Congrats to the family!

Dominique Mia Gudino

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FRIDAY, JULY 19TH 6 to 9 PM

FAMILY BIKE NIGHT Enter to Win A Bicycle!

Jumbo Slide Live Music by RBX

FRIDAY, AUGUST 16TH 6 to 9 PM

CLASSIC CAR SHOW Over 200 Classic Cars Live Music by 209 All Stars Proceeds benefit student scholarships

Register Your Classic Car

1976 and older $25 Registration starts July 1, 2013 at State Farm Insurance 718 Lincoln Center • (209) 474-3285 Monday – Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

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or 15 years, Lincoln Center shoppers have depended on Aaron Brothers to turn memorabilia and more into framed masterpieces.

Now, that process is even easier.

The artwork is photographed and the image downloaded into a store computer. The customer then can view the art on-screen with all the mat and frame options. This process takes the guesswork out of framing; customers know exactly what the finished product will look like.

“We can even put their paint color in the background,” said Jill Jackson, the store’s general manager.

Together, Aaron Brothers’ eight design-certified framers have more than five decades’ experience and have framed objects as diverse as a fulllength kimono and Oakland Athletics pitcher Dallas Braden’s no-hitter scorecard.

Roff Graves, owner of now-closed Graves Country Gallery in Lodi, selected Aaron Brothers to frame a number of well-known artists’ works, since sold at auction.

“They do such a professional job,” Graves said.

“It is a customer-oriented store.”

Whatever the project, Aaron Brothers offers budget friendly framing options that include package deals on four custom framing collections. One collection is always marked down 50 percent to 60 percent, and sometimes even an additional percentage is taken off the total.

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“They can also buy ready-made components – frames, mats, glass – and get a custom look in a package deal at a discounted price,” said Jackson, who explained that all Aaron Brothers’ framing materials are preservation quality.

When requested, framers assemble ready-made components same-day. Custom framed art can be ready to hang in as little as three days, using priority shipping for materials.

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Free Gift with Purchase • July 8-15 Receive a PANDORA single strand leather bracelet (a $40 USD retail value) with your PANDORA purchase of $100 or more.* *Good while supplies last, limit one per customer. Charms shown on bracelet are sold separately. See our store for details.

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FeaturedMERCHANT “Our biggest concern is the customer’s experience,” Jackson said.

Jill Jackson of Aaron Brothers

“Our biggest concern is the customer’s experience,” Jackson said.

What began as a frame store in 1946, today is so much more. Aaron Brothers stocks shadow boxes; matting material; picture hanging hardware; photo albums; scrapbooks; art supplies; jewelry; home décor; individual and boxed cards; gift items; and kids’ activities and art supplies.

“We have things to fit every budget,” Jackson said.

Digital photo services include restoration, conversion to black-andwhite, colorization, and reproduction on art or photo paper.

Customers who have registered online receive up to 30 percent off their total purchases during preferred sale events.

Through July 29th, Aaron Brothers will be holding its semi-annual “One Cent Frame Sale,” during which customers can buy any wall or photo frame, artist canvas, album, scrapbook or select art supply and get a second of equal or lesser value for one cent. n

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The Port of Stockton will offer free, two-hour boat tours of the Port’s facilities this summer as part of its 80th Anniversary Celebration. The two-hour tours will be offered every Saturday, July through August at 10:00 am, 1:00 pm, and 4:00 pm. The Port tours will be aboard the “California Sunset” and will depart from the Stockton Marina located at 445 W. Weber Avenue in Downtown Stockton. During the tour, the history, current activities and future developments of the Port of Stockton will be presented. Refreshments will be available for purchase. For ticket reservations, please visit the ‘Opportunity Cruises’ website at www.opportunitycruises.com or call (209) 259-3815.

Boys and girls ages 6 - 15 are invited to participate in an exciting, non-contact community sports event in Victory Park on July 13th, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm. This event is held in conjunction with The Haggin Museum’s special exhibition “Pro Football and the American Spirit” from the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

For more information, call (209) 940-6315 or visit www.hagginmuseum.org.

Independence Day at Village West Marina Celebrate the 4th of July with a bang! Village West Marina is showing patriotism by hosting their 1st Annual Fireworks Display. Attendants will enjoy great seating and music prior to the show. For more information contact Paula Phelps at (805) 256-4415.

Lincoln High 1993 Reunion On Saturday July 6th Lincoln High will hold a 20-year reunion for the class of 1993 at Stockton Golf and Country Club at 7:00 pm. Tickets are $65 each. For more information please email Gina Della Maggiore at lhsreunionclassof1993@yahoo.com.

Learn How to Row July 8th - 10th, the Stockton Rowing Club is hosting an event to introduce kids ages 6 through 12 to the sport of rowing. For more information please contact Jessie Viss at (209) 815-4077 or jrviss@email.wm.edu.

Stockton Art League Goodwin Gallery July’s featured artist at the Stockton Art League Goodwin Gallery is painter Natasha Blakely-Berteloot. The reception takes place July 13th, 4:00 - 7:00 pm.

Sip & Snack at the MAC The Galt Area Historical Society presents its third annual wine, food and beer event Sip & Snack at the MAC on July 27th. All proceeds support the McFarland Living History Ranch. Tickets, $25 in advance and $30 at the door, are available by calling (209) 745-9051 or (209) 745-1477 and at www.galthistory.org.

Pacific Rhythms: The Beauty of California’s Coast Head to the Knowlton Gallery for beautiful paintings of the Pacific Coast by experienced artists, such as Bay Area artist Kim Lodier. The exhibit is open July 2nd - August 24th with an Opening Reception on July 13th, 1:00 - 4:00 pm. For more information email Robin@KnowltonGallery.com.

American Cancer Society Discovery Shop The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop of Stockton is excited to present its Arts & Crafts Event on August 3rd and 4th. They are now accepting donations of handcrafted items including paintings, pottery, woodwork, jewelry, quilts, needlework and other collectible gems. They also need musicians, poets and artisans to perform or demonstrate their craft. For more information please call (209) 941-2737.

Summer Sing

On July 18th, join the ladies of Junior League for an informational meeting of friendship and fun. They are looking for women from a variety of backgrounds that are interested in and committed to volunteerism. For more information contact Diane Malcoun at (209) 603-5214 or jlsj.vpmembership@gmail.com.

On August 13th and 27th at 7:00 pm at Central United Methodist Church, the Stockton Chorale will hold a “SUMMER SING” where you can come for an evening to enjoy yourself singing great music. If you are interested in auditioning to sing with the Chorale in this coming season, an early opportunity to audition is on August 27th, 4:00 - 6:30 pm. Please call the office at (209) 466-7743 for information and to make an appointment to audition.

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Hospice Butterfly Auxiliary Sip & Stroll

Evening in Margaritaville

Traveling all the way from Hawaii, this award winning ukulele player is famous for her stunning delivery. Brittni’s performance will take place on July 14th at Hutchins Street Square in the Wishek Amphitheatre.

Tickets are $20 for adults and $8 for children 12 and under. For more information visit www.hutchinsstreetsquare.com or call the Box Office at (209) 333-5550.

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On August 17th, the Hospice of San Joaquin County Butterfly Auxiliary is hosting a fundraiser which will include an evening of food, wine, music and fun. The event takes place in the Brookside Classics on Heron Lakes Drive in Stockton, 6:00 - 9:00 pm. Tickets are available at www.hospicesj.org and Hospice of San Joaquin, 3888 Pacific Avenue, Stockton.

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R SVP First Baptist Christian Schools Open Enrollment First Baptist Christian Schools is offering full day Transitional Kindergarten to complement its existing infant to 8th grade programs. New curriculum will be introduced such as Handwriting Without Tears and Accelerated Reader.

Please contact the school at (209) 466-1557 or email sbulleri@fbcstockton.org to schedule a tour of their facilities and to hear more about their educational program.

A. A. Stagg Class of 1963 Reunion On September 21st Stagg High will hold a 50-year reunion at Stockton Golf and Country Club. Reservations before September 7th are $75. Reservations after will be $80 per person. For more information contact Sherry at (209) 476-1923 or sherryfratta@yahoo.com.

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Meet Us AtTHE C ENTER Coming Up at Lincoln Center *Check www.LincolnCenterShops.com and future issues of The Chronicle for details on festivities.

Friday, July 19th 6:00 – 9:00 pm

We can’t wait for our Family Bike Night on Friday, July 19th! Families are encouraged to ride their bikes to the Center for a free evening of fun and the chance to win a brand-new bicycle from Performance Bikes! The event will feature fun kids activities including a 30-foot tall “Fun Slide” (reminiscent of the Astro Slide that was at Lincoln Center in the 50’s), face painting and a party hopper! Anyone who rides their bicycle to the event can enter to win a brand new bike. Two adult bikes and one child’s bike will be given away.

The San Joaquin Bicycle Coalition will be on site with a bike safety course and Performance Bikes will offer bicycle safety checks and flat tire repair. Local non-profit Dominic’s Designated Driver will have information about their organization and the author of the brand new book “San Joaquin County A to Z” will have signed books for sale. Shaved ice will be available for purchase, along with hot dogs, candy, soda and water from D.A.D.’s Hot Dogs. If you need a break from riding your bike, just “valet” it at the bike check in front of Fleet Feet Sports. Guests will enjoy all this plus live music by RBX and Frank Bailey, shopping, dining and special in-store promotions! Stop into Remedy that night for a Brighton Trunk Show. The B Hive Hair Salon will offer free consultations for hair, skin and/or permanent makeup and a free blow dry and style. At Draper’s & Damon’s, save $25 on any regular price purchase of $50 or more. And don’t miss the fun at David’s Pizza’s beer and wine garden with music by a DJ.

Sponsors, Berberian European Motors, Big Valley Ford Lincoln, Mataga of Stockton, and St. Joseph’s Medical Center are making the 2013 LIVE! events possible. It is because of these sponsors that Lincoln Center is able to offer the community such wonderful, family-friendly events!

Swim into Payters for a frosty milkshake or smoothie!

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Classic Car Show Friday, August 16th 6:00 – 9:00 pm

Don’t miss our annual LIVE! At Lincoln Center Classic Car Show on Friday, August 16th. Check out over 200 classic cars while listening to live music by the 209 All Stars, and Travis Vega. The “Best of Show” car award will be announced on the Main Stage at 7:30 pm. Dance performances take place in the Atrium near Stage Two and there will be a military tribute in front of Village Barber.

Car registration for the Classic Car Show starts on Monday, July 1st at State Farm Insurance, 718 Lincoln Center. Cost for registration is $25. Checks (made out to “Lincoln Center Merchants Assoc.”) and cash are accepted. Proceeds from the event benefit student scholarships.

Cars must be classics- 1976 and older please. For more information on registration please call State Farm Insurance at (209) 474-3285.

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n December 23, 2011, Dominic Deiro was tragically killed from injuries suffered as a passenger in a solo-vehicle drunk driving accident. In order to prevent other families from undergoing a similar tragedy, Dominic’s mother, Carrie Del Cima, father, Mark Deiro, and sister, Mia Deiro-Douglass, have created Dominic’s Designated Driver (DDD). This non-profit 501(c)(3) organization is committed to raising awareness about the consequences of drinking and driving by seeking to reward individuals who make the choice in becoming a designated driver. Through the program, the designated driver of a group wears an orange and black wristband with the words “I Am A Dominic Designated Driver” imprinted on it, indicating that they are the sober driver that night. Approximately 40 bars, clubs, and restaurants throughout Stockton, Modesto, Lodi, Monterey, and even Scottsdale, Arizona have enlisted in this program to honor these participants with certain perks such as free cover/admission, free non-alcoholic beverages, and/or free food.

Since its establishment, Dominic’s Designated Driver has received support and recognition from Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), the Stockton Police Department, the San Joaquin County Sheriff’s Department, AAA, and former Stockton Mayor Ann Johnston.

The Second Annual DDD Golf Tournament, held on February 23, 2013 at Swenson Golf Course, drew approximately 250 individuals and generated $13,000. These contributions helped to fund various scholarships for local grade school, high school, and college students, in addition to providing the community with DDD wristbands, stickers, and educational material. Most recently, on April 30, 2013, the organization held an event at San Joaquin Delta College entitled “The Dominic Deiro Story” to inform college youth about drinking and driving, personal responsibility, and accountability.

With DDD’s mission to save lives, the program’s main goal is to keep drunk drivers off the road through educating and inspiring all age groups to utilize a designated driver.

To find a participating establishment, to learn more about the program, or to donate, please visit the DDD website, www.dominicdesignateddriver.com, or go to the Facebook page, “Keeping Dominic Deiro’s Memory Alive.” n

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Participating Bars, Clubs, and Restaurants in Lincoln Center • 856: Free non-alcoholic beverages • Ben Mackie Fitness • David’s Pizza: Free non-alcoholic beverages • Domo: Free non-alcoholic beverages • Papapavlos: Free soft drinks, free coffee, and one of the following: gyro, chicken pita, medium pizza, gyro salad, or chicken salad • Stockton Joe’s: Free non-alcoholic beverages

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By Julie Van Noate of Best Wishes

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t’s an exciting and challenging time for all of us at Best Wishes... exciting because, along with you, we are looking forward to big changes at Lincoln Center. We know whatever changes lie ahead will be worth the wait. In the meantime, we need you now more than ever to remember how important you are to our local merchants.

Julie Van Noate of Best Wishes

We thank each and every one of you that recognizes the importance of shopping at your “Brick and Mortar” locally owned businesses. We have the pleasure of calling so many of you friends... we have watched kids in strollers in years past now push their own children through our store. Birth Announcements are now Wedding Invitations... we rejoice in new babies and cry at funerals. We wouldn’t have known many of you if it weren’t for you choosing to come to our little store. It’s you who helps us support our family and the families of the six people we employ. Your decision to shop locally puts food on our tables, puts our kids through college, and enables a little girl to take ballet.

In turn, each of those families has the ability to then support other local stores and the local causes they believe in. All of which create tax dollars so desperately needed in our community.

The Internet makes it easy to push a button while lounging in our PJs, but it doesn’t help the local economy. We must support each other more than ever right now. Little businesses are closing all too quickly because I think sometimes we forget the big picture.

Your loyal support also enables us to contribute to the many worthy causes we are asked to help on a daily basis. We could not donate to the many charities that so many of you are dedicated to. YOU make that possible by choosing to shop with us, and other local merchants.

Due to customer requests, this article was adapted from the November 2012 Chronicle and reprinted.

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So, thank you again for making the effort to choose us, your local businesses, and in turn support the things that are important to you and our communities. n

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ith summer in full swing, we decided to chat with Dr. Clinton Prescott of Central Valley Dermatology (CVD) about how the sun affects our skin and overall health. At CVD, Dr. Prescott’s goal is to help patients realize the importance of early detection of potential skin problems. Early diagnosis means a better prognosis and Dr. Prescott believes there’s truth in the common phrase, ‘an ounce of prevention equals a pound of cure.’ Read on to learn the importance in shielding your skin from too much sunshine this summer.

Q: How can we best protect our skin from the sun?

Q: We all love to soak up those rays of sun in the summer. What about the sun is so bad for our skin?

A: Sun avoidance in the form of protective clothing, head gear, and sunscreen SPF30 or higher.

A: UVA and UVB rays are carcinogenic. This nation is facing an epidemic of skin cancer. Basal cell cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S. It is estimated it may be more common than all other forms of cancer combined.

Q: What exactly is SPF?

Q: We’ve heard the sun is a great source of Vitamin D, so it can’t be all bad! What benefits does the sun offer and what should we limit sun exposure to?

A: The issue of vitamin D deficiency is a bogus issue in terms of needing sunlight to achieve adequate levels. Diet and dietary supplements are all that is necessary and can be found in your local grocery store in vitamin D fortified milk and orange juice, as well as other items.

Malignant melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer. It is the leading cause of cancer deaths in women aged 20-30. It is the fifth most common cause of cancer deaths in men, and the

seventh leading cause of cancer deaths in women. People who insist on getting a suntan risk all forms of skin cancer, and may actually lower their immune response to other diseases. Individuals with lupus erythematosus, porphyria, and a host of sun-sensitive disorders need to avoid sunlight. Vitiligo, a depigmenting disease, may in some cases be triggered by overexposure to sunlight.

A: SPF is the abbreviation for sun protection factor. The higher the rating, the more ultraviolet B is blocked. SPF is specific for UVB. A good sunscreen would block UVA as well, and this is often expressed as a percentage such as 85% UVA blockage. A good sunscreen should mention both SPF and the percentage of UVA blocked.

Q: What is the best way to treat sun damage (spots, wrinkling, etc.)?

A: Avoid ultraviolet light, period! Some bleaching agents, lasers, and chemicals peels can benefit these concerns. n

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n this month’s cover, high school freshmen Charlie Johnson and Julia Delucchi are pictured on the Brick Walk. They had a blast riding their bikes around the Center and are looking forward to attending the LIVE! At Lincoln Center Family Bike Night on July 19th. Anyone who shows up to the event on a bicycle can enter to win a brand new one from Performance Bikes!

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We can provide the answers to your waste removal problems.

We can customize an environmentally friendly disposal program to meet your needs, large or small, business or residence. Our employees know our business. They live and work in San Joaquin County and are proud of the service we provide.

Charlie just graduated 8th grade at Vineyard Christian Middle Julia Delucchi and School where he was on the Honor Charlie Johnson Roll and Principal’s List. He is looking forward to attending high school at St. Mary’s where he will play baseball and football. Julia is also looking forward to starting high school at St. Mary’s. She just graduated from Annunciation School where she received the Monsignor DeGroot Leadership Award. Julia has many hobbies including soccer, dance, choir and theatre.

THANK YOU to Charlie and his parents Phil and Wendy Johnson and to Julia and her parents Greg and Stefani Delucchi. We appreciate your time and smiles!

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Both Charlie and Julia are wearing outfits, shoes and jewelry from Zuesters. Their sunglasses are from Meyers Fashion Optical and bicycles are from Performance Bikes. They are pictured enjoying smoothies from Jamba Juice. n

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ith a passion for cycling (he’s been riding since the late 80s and working for Performance since 2006), it’s easy to see why Jamie Bielefeldt loves his job. He spends his days as store manager at Performance Bicycle making sure each customer finds exactly what they’re looking for. Whether you’re in search of a bike for the road, mountains, or just for cruising the neighborhood, the friendly and talented staff at Performance Bicycle can show you the ropes. Plus, they carry all the clothing and accessories to go with your new bike from helmets, tubes and tires to tools and components. They offer the best brands at great values.

With over 100 stores in 20 states, Performance carries 3,000 cycling specific items in-store, plus over 10,000 online at Performancebike.com. But what really sets them apart are their Lifetime Guarantee, Low Price Promise and Free Lifetime Adjustments on all bikes purchased at Performance.

“Our Lifetime Guarantee is the best in the business,” says Jamie. “We stand behind every product we sell. If an item does not meet your expectations, simply return it.” In fact, they guarantee your money back for a full year. After one year, they will provide an exchange, repair, or store credit to ensure the customer has the product that meets their needs.

The Low Price Promise is part of their goal to provide the best value every day. If you find a lower advertised price, Performance will match it at the time of your purchase, or refund you the difference for up to 90 days. For retail purchases, they’ll

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Hot Flashes.

Sleep Disturbances.

Poor Concentration.

Depression.

match to any retailer located within 25 miles. For online purchases, they match to any authorized domestic online or catalog retailer. Just show them the advertisement or provide the web address and they’ll gladly refund you the difference.

Lastly, their Free Lifetime Adjustments are available for all bikes purchased at Performance Bicycle. For as long as you own your bike, they will adjust brake and gear settings, true the wheels, tighten loose bolts and provide complete safety inspections.

“Another neat thing about Performance is that while we have stores all across the U.S., each one has the ability to get involved in their own community,” says Jamie. Most recently, the Stockton store supported the Delta Century. Later this month they will offer free safety checks and flat tire repair at the LIVE! At Lincoln Center Family Bike Night.

They’ve also partnered with Lincoln Center to give away three bicycles that night! For updates on events and sales, sign up for their emails at Performancebike.com. n

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