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Harvest season is winding down and our Iced Macchiatos are being replaced with Pumpkin Spice Lattes. From Friday night lights and the showering of fall leaves, to the jack o’ lantern displays and Halloween costume preparing; we unpack our scarves and beanies for fall!

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What better way to welcome the new season than fitting our homes with an autumn outfit? Lincoln Center features what you need to properly transition into the new season. Start with visits to Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts, Best Wishes, McCaulou’s Department Store and our new furniture and design center, C.R. Porter Home Collection. After your shopping excursion, visit one of our fine dining establishments for a taste of the new season. And while you’re there, book your Thanksgiving or Christmas party! Visit LincolnCenterShops.com for our dining, catering and dinner party options!

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In addition to the welcoming of fall, this issue of the Chronicle will focus on Women’s Health. From skin care tips to style secrets, business owners in Lincoln Center work to empower women by making them feel beautiful. Toy, owner of Central Valley Dermatology, will walk us through the do’s and don’ts of skin care while discussing her personal struggle with cancer. Jackie, owner of Theadora, discusses the intimate services she provides to women throughout our community as she gears up for her 3rd Annual Battle of the Bras (see page 30 for more information). To accompany the wonderful works of our women, Lincoln Center will proudly host the 10th Annual Kids Taking a Stand, where lemonade and baked goods will be sold to raise awareness for Breast Cancer on October 16 in front of David’s Pizza. For more information about Kids Taking a Stand check out page 16.

Let’s not forget about our Holiday Open House! On November 13 from 11:00 am – 5:00 pm, we’ll be welcoming Santa and his reindeer, along with more holiday goodness around the Center. Join us for a festive celebration and activities for all!

In other BIG news (drumroll, please!), the Big L will display a new look this fall. Throughout five decades, we’ve admired its simplicity and symbolism of Stockton’s finest dining and shopping, and we’re excited to add colorful lights, graphics and marketing opportunities for our merchants and our community. Tell us what you think of the new Big L’s look on our Instagram feed or Facebook page!

We want to thank you, our customers, for supporting our 94 businesses every month and look forward to a fabulous fall shopping season.

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his year marks one hundred years of business for Farmers and Merchants Bank of Central California – perhaps better known as F&M Bank. While it was founded in Lodi in 1916, F&M Bank has been part of the Stockton community and supporting its citizens for decades with two convenient locations at Lincoln Center and at McGaw and March Lane.

Kent Steinwert, who is the President, CEO and Chairman of the bank, has a long history in the financial industry.

Kent knew he wanted to work in a bank since he was twelve years old, when he was inspired by his scout master who was a banker. He studied economics at UC Davis, and then worked at Bank of America for twenty-three years, before arriving at F&M as President and CEO of the bank in 1997.

In 2010, he became the Chairman. Under his leadership, F&M’s legacy of providing local businesses and citizens with personalized customer service to meet all banking needs, as well as reinvesting back into the local communities to improve the overall quality of life has continued.

F&M Bank leads the way with innovative products with their launch of their new consumer and business free checking products and is the first bank in the county to have ITMs (interactive teller machines). “We have all the technological advantages of the big banks, but have maintained the old fashioned personal service and flexibility people received from banks years ago,” said Kent. “The tradition of neighborhood banking continues at F&M.” For Kent, banking has been a very gratifying career. “The rewarding part of banking is working with local people from all walks of life to help them be successful and achieve their dreams. Supporting our local farmers and business owners has been particularly satisfying.”

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And besides helping individuals with their specific needs, F&M Bank has also made making a difference in the community one of their priorities. Over the years, they have heavily invested in Stockton, particularly in helping finance redevelopment downtown. As Kent said, “The human service and community redevelopment needs in Stockton are enormous and this bank is committed to making a difference.” And then there’s the charitable work that the employees themselves get involved in. The F&M team is actively involved in a number of community service – continued on next page

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While F&M Bank has twenty-four branches throughout central California, the Lincoln Center branch is very dear to

them. The Lincoln Center branch has been open since 2002 and is scheduled for an upcoming remodel. “Lincoln Center is a tradition in Stockton,” said Kent. “It’s locally owned and operated, just like our business. It’s a unique and special shopping district that enhances the life of Stockton, and we’re proud to be part of that.”

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OCTOBER 1 • 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM The oh-so-amazing Semi-Annual Sidewalk Sale is back Saturday, October 1, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm. Shoppers (especially those on the hunt for deals!) won’t want to miss this event that only takes place twice each year! The much-anticipated Fall Sidewalk Sale features clothing, accessories, shoes, gifts, home décor, sportswear, cosmetics, cards and stationary, games and educational supplies – all at amazing prices! The boutiques in Lincoln Center must make room for new merchandise, so help us clear the way! Get fabulous deals on finds for you and the whole family. For the best selection, join us at 9:00 am.

With more than 20 participating stores, you’re sure to find something you love! The Brickwalk will also be filled with free face painting for the kids, and chances to win up to $1,000 in Lincoln Center prizes!

OCTOBER 16 • 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM IN FRONT OF DAVID’S PIZZA AT LINCOLN CENTER The 10th Annual lemonade and bake stand put on by Kids Taking a Stand will be held right here in Lincoln Center. A day where many amazing children here in our community gather to raise funds for numerous local breast cancer support programs including St. Joseph’s Regional Cancer Center. Come out to enjoy a delicious beverage, while supporting our community’s next generation in the fight against breast cancer.

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LIT DAILY 2:00 – 10:00 PM NOVEMBER 13 – JANUARY 2 Beginning November 13, be sure to visit Lincoln Center to see the popular Snow Village display again, which promises to rekindle old memories and spark new recollections. This incredible collection will be displayed in the old Lino Bella location, between Theadora and Carats.

NOVEMBER 13 • 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM It’s hard to believe the holidays are just around the corner!

Our annual Holiday Open House event on Sunday, November 13 is your first opportunity to celebrate the Christmas season.

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LATE FALL 2016 6623-C Pacific Avenue – Former Rasputin location We’re getting closer! Construction is coming along nicely at Lincoln Center South’s newly redesigned 10,000 square foot building where Pieology Pizzeria will call it’s new home in 2,500 square feet of the buil! 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!

FALL 2016 NEW LARGER LOCATION 304 Lincoln Center – Former Bliss Bridal location Once again, Code 3 Wear has outgrown its current space in Lincoln Center North and will be moving to a larger location in the Atrium next to The B Hive Hair Salon. The new location will give Code 3 Wear about 2,800 square feet of much needed space. The new location will open this month.

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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 farmto-table ingredients with handmade tortillas rolled fresh from scratch, daily!

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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here’s no place like home. Last month, Lincoln Center Maintenance Supervisor, Chris Boyle, was on his way to work when he was completely distracted by a sign on Benjamin Holt about a block from the Center reading: “Welcome home Chris United States Navy.” With immediate enthusiasm, he rushed into the Lincoln Center offices proclaiming that we need to give a big welcome home to our neighbor. And that we did!

We surprised Chris Guilford with a knock on his door and smiles on our faces, with a gift card for he and his family to enjoy at Lincoln Center. Guilford returned home a few weeks prior from serving with the USS Mobile Bay CG 53. While he couldn’t give us much details on his mission, he did tell us he is a Florida native now residing in Stockton after meeting his now wife (pictured on the far right) while she was on vacation in Florida. A sweet love story, and even sweeter to have him home in our community. n Welcome home, Chris!

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ew things have the ability to bring as much joy to our lives and fluttering to our hearts as babies. We love small babies, tall babies, happy babies, crying babies. Regardless of their look or mood, we squeal at the opportunity to pinch chubby cheeks and tickle tiny toes (caution: these actions are looked down upon with strangers’ babies).

From the first smile to the first steps, we all (admit it, guys) have the desire to snuggle and squeeze every… single…baby.

For first-time mom Shaina Fahey, baby fever was at an all-time high. After tying the knot in 2014, Shaina and her husband were delighted to experience ease in getting pregnant with a baby boy. Though she was filled with excitement and anticipation, the pregnancy for Shaina was difficult from the beginning. “Morning sickness” was better described as “all-day sickness”, and didn’t seem to fade after the typical first-trimester symptoms.

Shaina carried small, but with an athletic and thin prepregnancy figure, family and friends didn’t worry about her petite pregnancy weight. Shaina, however, had beginning signs of a mother’s intuition, and felt that her pregnancy was unusual. Even with a mid-November due date, Shaina felt the need to be ready for delivery by October (she even resisted an October baby shower). After discovering that her doctor would be on vacation during her set due date, Shaina scheduled an appointment with the delivering doctor, who suggested booking an ultrasound. Additional tests through a specialist were conducted, leading to a diagnosis of an aging/dying placenta.

Shaina was sent home to rest with husband Matt and step-daughter Nora, and had a goal of carrying 3 additional weeks. Just shy of 35 weeks – Shaina realized the baby had not moved all morning, and in a “panicked state”, she immediately went to the hospital. Hours later, after experiencing contractions through the Dodgers/Giants game, Shaina was awakened

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and startled to learn that the baby was in distress, and she would be prepped for an emergency C-section. Though he was nameless for several days, Koen Dutch Aron was born at 3 lbs 7 oz, and was hospitalized in the NICU for 4 weeks. For seven months, Koen, whose name means “brave” in Dutch, wore a heart monitor 24/7, and still requires medicine for a heart condition. While Koen is cognitively excelling, he attends Valley Regional Medical Center for motor development and physical therapy, and is aiming to reach the growth charts in the upcoming months. The family is thrilled with the progress of their “miracle baby”, and is hopeful for strong and thriving years to come.

In 2015, 15 million families related to Shaina’s story worldwide.

With an understanding of the pain and angst associated with pre-term delivery, she will serve as a local ambassador for March of Dimes, whose mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality. Executive Director of Market Development, Nancy Conway, says that Stockton has among the highest cases of pre-mature births, and hopes to decrease this number through research funding and community support programs. March of Dimes aims to support medical professionals as they discover links to premature births, while also educating families on healthy pregnancies.

Especially with the Valley’s high premature and birth defect numbers, our community believes in taking a stand by fighting against premature births, and will again join forces on October 6 for the 5th Annual Signature Chef’s Auction. While similar events have an average headcount of 300, our Stockton community floods the event with nearly 600 participants!

Your taste buds will thank you after devouring palate-sizzling cuisine and perfectly paired wine served by the Valley’s very best chefs, including our very own Michael Midgley of Midgley’s Public House. And while you may come to satisfy your taste buds, you’ll stay for the goods and experiences offered at the popular silent and live auctions. Mark your calendars and come prepared to live out your “foodie” fantasies while supporting the important work of the March of Dimes.

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Sunday, October 16th 10:00 am - 2:00 pm In front of David’s Pizza at Lincoln Center

2015 Outstanding Young Philanthropists Award Kids Talking a Stand was chosen to receive the Outstanding Young Philanthropists Award on November 12, 2015 at the 5th Annual Community Philanthropy Summit. The group was recognized for their inspirational leadership and the example they set to all of true giving spirit.

All this began when Kriste Merin, of Stockton, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her two sons, Mason and Gavin, and family friend, Sydney Seligman were bored one day and were looking for something fun to do! Rummaging through their pantry and fridge, they found some goodies and decided to have a lemonade stand in their front yard.

That day they raised over $100! Wanting to give to something that had significance in their lives, they decided to donate their earnings to those affected by breast cancer.

Seeing the gratification that came with raising funds and helping others, Haley and Lexey Seligman and Brooke and Natalie Davis decided to join the fun. Each year the numbers multiply and now over 50 kids are a part of this Lemonade Stand. High school senior, Lexey Seligman states, “I’m really sad that it’s my last year being home for the planning of Kids Taking a Stand but in the years coming I’m going to try my best to make it home for the event. In the future I hope to become a nurse. I think Kids Taking a Stand has affected my career choice in a big way. After seeing what people with cancer go through I really want to help and care for people who are sick.

It really inspires me to want to go out and help people especially after seeing Kriste Merin and Melissa Galvin-Dobson fight cancer. After Melissa passed away, it made me want to work harder and try to make more of a difference.”

The BEST part? The entire thing is done by the kids. From the planning and the meetings, to the t-shirt designs and treats, to even deciding exactly where the funds go – it is all run by the kids! Thinking they were just going to have a small lemonade stand in their yard one day has turned into something that touches so many, year after year. High school senior Brooke Davis says, “The past 10 years have positively affected my life and it is great to be a part of something so big. It’s exciting to see the younger kids getting involved the past few years, it’s proves to me that this wonderful cause and event will continue on for years to come.”

Wanting to go into their 10th year with a bang and kick it up a notch, Kid’s Taking a Stand decided to move their lemonade stand to Lincoln Center. Come out on October 16th from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. Help support this cause by stopping by to purchase a glass of lemonade, shirt and other goodies or just to make a donation to these remarkable kids and their cause.

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Women’sHEALTH Theadora is honored to help mastectomy patients feel whole again with special mastectomy bras and fittings. Don’t miss their annual Battle of the Bras fundraiser October 12 which raises money for multiple local breast cancer organizations. Call (209) 474-7407 for more information.

15% of all bras sold during the month of October and $20 for every pair of New Balance pink 990 shoes will be donated to American Cancer Society. $1 from every pair of limited edition Words of Grit and Grace Enduro socks from Balega will support the Breast Cancer Fund.

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hen formulating my business plan and mission statement for Theadora I knew my goal was to make it bigger than just a women’s retail store. Little did I know that in keeping with that promise, my life would change forever.

I thought I was prepared in every sense of the word but I didn’t account for coming face to face with a quiet, fierce and determined strength like nothing I had ever encountered. You would never know she had breast cancer if you saw her at the grocery store, the soccer field, the office or when she walked into Theadora Boutique. The reason is simple and very well understood... breast cancer does not define who she is as a woman. Make no mistake about it do not underestimate the power of a women on a mission. My – Jackie Kromm staff and I have met that woman, and many like her. She is vulnerable and at times confused but never lost when it comes to fighting back.

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Getting a mammogram remains the gold standard for breast cancer detection, and the American Cancer Society recommends an annual mammography screening for all healthy women beginning at age 40. Depending on your individual risk factors, your doctor may recommend a screening mammogram before age 40.

Mammography is an X-ray examination which uses extremely low doses of radiation to obtain accurate images of the breasts.

It is the best way of detecting small cancers even before they can be felt or start causing symptoms.

In addition to mammograms, women should examine their breasts on a regular basis—recognizing the normal look and feel of the skin, breast tissue and nipple, and how to identify lumps and other significant changes.

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o quote Dickens,”It was the best of times… It was the worst of times.”

In May 2015, I was diagnosed with stage 2-3 breast cancer and so my journey for a cure began.

Fortunately, my oncologist in Stockton was able to administer the best chemotherapy available followed by surgery at Stanford Hospital and radiation therapy at St. Joseph’s Medical Center under the auspices of Dr. Ed Greenleaf, a radiation oncologist.

Since most of us have known someone going through chemotherapy treatments, we are all somewhat familiar with the most common side effects: hair loss, appetite loss and feeling miserable in general to name a few. Not everyone suffers these effects to the extent I did however. I became very ill.

But I want to focus here on the effects the chemotherapy and radiation treatments had on my skin. Chemotherapy erased years from my face and my complexion improved considerably.

Unfortunately, that improvement only lasted while I was undergoing treatment. My skin became drier than normal.

Radiation therapy, on the other hand, was very easily tolerated by my body. I underwent these treatments five days a week for 28 days. Each treatment lasted 20 minutes at the most with the majority of the time spent adjusting the settings of the machine, etc.

Although the radiated site became dry, itchy, flaky and discolored, another big concern was the contracting or shrinkage of the radiated skin now and in the future. I knew I had little control over the future of the radiated area so my main focus at the time was to keep the area as moisturized as possible to hopefully keep the skin from contracting.

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With a passion for his community, customer service and spreading awareness, Tony has made it his mission to provide his customers with endless opportunities to remain healthy and active, while helping others. Fleet Feet is an all-inclusive store for runners, walkers and those aiming to get a little more active.

With an extensive range of products sold in store, from footwear to apparel, recovery products, nutrition and more, Fleet Feet Sports is a one stop shop for all things running.

Priding himself on his commitment to empowering the health of his community, Tony has made it his goal to continuously train his staff to not only provide out of this world service, but superior knowledge and an unmatched FIT process – listen, watch, act, plan – leaving customers wanting more.

With community always on his mind, Tony has created many in store events including, Tuesday Night Runs and the Brews & Shoes Showdown, for those looking to get active in a fun and friendly setting. Every Tuesday at 5:30 pm everyone is invited for the 3 or 5-mile loop throughout the surrounding

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On theC OVER neighborhoods of Lincoln Village. From great vendors, raffle prizes, amazing deals, pizza runs and even a pub run or two, this is an event that will keep you on your toes. Brews and Shoes Showdown is another one of Fleet Feet Sports events and a big fan favorite, which is held annually in September in conjunction with Stockton Beer Week. Tony himself finished the Ironman 70.3 in Santa Cruz this September making it the second Ironman race he has completed along with over 50 triathlons.

Service for his community doesn’t stop with Lincoln Center; Tony has also participated in many events in the local area – Lodi 5000 5K, St. Joes Half Marathon & 5k and Run Against Hunger, just to name a few. Aside from continued participation in many local events, Tony is on the board of the Emergency Food Bank and has been the MC for the Making Strides event in both Stockton and Modesto. Growing on all that he has accomplished at the Fleet Feet Sports in the Center, Tony was inspired to open a second location in Modesto in December 2015. It is in both locations that Tony continues to guide people to a fit and happy life one running accessory after another. n

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R SVP MARCH OF DIMES SIGNATURE CHEF AUCTION The March of Dimes Signature Chef Auction, an event to raise funds for the campaign to end prematurity, is back October 6, 6:00 pm at the Stockton Arena. The event is a culinary showcase, featuring some of the Central Valley’s top culinary masters. Guests will enjoy exquisite cuisine, the finest wines, spirited cocktails and enticing auction packages. For more information, call Nancy Conway at (559) 490-2444.

17TH ANNUAL LOBSTER DINNER Community Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired will host its 17th Annual Lobster Dinner October 7 at 6:00 pm at Waterloo Gun and Bocce Club. Tickets include fresh lobster flown in from Maine, wine, antipasti, salad, Italian green beans, roasted potatoes and dessert. Door prizes, raffles and a silent auction add to the fun. For more information, call Michelle Galvan at (209) 466-3868 ext. 215.

DELTA LIONS CLUB HOMEMADE RAVIOLI AND CHICKEN DINNER Join Delta Lions Club for their annual Homemade Ravioli and Chicken Dinner on October 8, 4:00 – 7:00 pm. Dine in or take your meal to go and enjoy it in the comfort of your home. For more information, contact Judi at (209) 610-4610 or reh1524@sbcglobal.net.

2ND ANNUAL ARCTOBERFEST No need to travel far to taste great craft beer! ARCtoberfest will bring you a variety of craft beer from breweries throughout California on October 8 at 4:00 pm. Enjoy unlimited beer tasting in a souvenir tasting mug, a BBQ tri-tip sandwich, coleslaw and chili beans, live music, a car exhibit, drawings, auctions and much more. For more information or for tickets, visit arctoberfest.eventbrite.com.

32ND FESTIVAL OF INTERNATIONAL CUISINE MAKING STRIDES AGAINST BREAST CANCER The American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk unites our community to support each other, honor those affected and raise awareness and funds to create a world free from the pain and suffering of breast cancer. Join the walk, October 8 at 9:00 am at Delta College. Registration begins at 8:00 am. For more information, visit makingstrideswalk.org/Stockton.

The 32nd Festival of International Cuisine, benefiting the Stockton Shelter for the Homeless, will be held October 8 at Presentation Community Center. Cocktail hour is from 6:00 – 7:00 pm followed by dinner, as well as a silent and live auction. Tickets sell out quickly for this popular event so reserve your spots now. For more information and tickets, call Adam Cheshire at (209) 465-3612.

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R SVP WHITE CANE SAFETY/BLIND AMERICANS EQUALITY DAY

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Celebrate White Cane Safety/Blind Americans Equality Day and the achievements of people who are blind, with a walk along the historic Miracle Mile on October 12 at 12:00 pm at Caldwell Park. For more information about the event, contact Jennifer Boylan at (209) 4663836 or jenniferb@communitycenterfortheblind.org.

The Manteca Branch Library is presenting Pokemon Pixel Art on October 15 at 2:00 pm. Pokemon trainers are invited to create pixel art based on their favorite Pokemon characters to be used as keychains, magnets, ornaments and more! For more information about the event, call (209) 937-8221 or (866) 805-7323 or visit the library’s website at ssjcpl.org.

CHERISH THE LADIES IRISH FOLK ENSEMBLE Join the Lodi Community Concert Association as they present Cherish the Ladies Irish Folk Ensemble on October 13, 7:00 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.

2016 BRUBECK FESTIVAL The University of the Pacific’s Brubeck Institute has announced an award winning lineup for the 2016 Brubeck Festival, which celebrates the life and musical legacy of Pacific alumnus and jazz icon Dave Brubeck. This year’s event will be held on October 14 and 15. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit brubeckinstitute.org.

LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL 40 YEAR CLASS REUNION Lincoln High School’s Class of 1976 is celebrating their 40-year class reunion. Don’t miss out on the chance to reconnect with your classmates at this casual backyard fiesta October 15 at 5:00 pm. For more information, contact lincolnhighclassof76@gmail.com.

ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE Everyone is invited to attend an Open House at St. Mary’s High School on October 16, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm. St. Mary’s has a 100% graduation rate, with 99% of those graduates continuing onto higher education. They offer a diverse and challenging academic program, numerous student-organized clubs, an award winning theater program, pristine sports teams and much more! For more information, email admissions@saintmaryshighschool.org.

PIZZA FUNDRAISER FOR RAINBOW SCHOOL Join Rainbow School for a Pizza Night Fundraiser October 19 at Michael’s NY Style Pizza. Carry out and dine in purchases are included to benefit Rainbow School. Little ones are welcome to wear their Halloween costumes! For more information, call Pam at (209) 598-1629.

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R SVP FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT – HOCUS POCUS Stop by Hutchins Street Square for a presentation of Hocus Pocus on October 21 at 6:00 pm. Kids come dressed in your costumes! There will be food and beverages available for purchase. Tickets are only 75 cents. For more information or to buy tickets, call the box office at (209) 333-5550 or visit hutchinsstreetsqaure.com or loditickets.com.

PRESENTATION SCHOOL TRUNK OR TREAT Presentation Parish School invites everyone to participate in its 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat event October 28 from 5:30 - 9:00 pm.

The event is free and includes a parade, costume contest, pumpkin decorating, carnival activities, music entertainment and much more.

For more information, call Presentation School at (209) 472-2140.

DIA DE LOS MUERTOS Stop by Hutchins Street Square on October 29 from 3:00 - 9:00 pm for Dia De Los Muertos. With live music, dancing, food, kid activities, altars, an art show and a viewing of the movie The Book of Life, this will be a free event you won’t want to miss. For more information, call (209) 333-6735.

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Don’t miss Punkin Chunkin at the World of Wonders Science Museum on October 29, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm. Bring your pumpkins and watch them fly. Bring your own pumpkin or pumpkins will be for sale at the event! There is a $1 donation to launch and general admission applies. For more information, contact Jen Young at (209) 368-0WOW or visit wowsciencemuseum.org.

LINCOLN PRESBYTERIAN TRUNK OR TREAT You are invited to a Trunk or Treat Extravaganza October 31, 6:00 pm at Lincoln Presbyterian Church. This free event is open to children, adults and grandparents and will include 25+ cars all decorated and filled with candy, as well as two bounce houses and tons of games.

For more information, call Jessica at (209) 810-2072.

HAUNTED HUTCHINS Stop by Hutchins Street Square on October 31 at 5:00 pm for a Haunted Halloween event. The first trip through the haunted house is at 5:00 pm and the last is at 9:30 pm. For more information or to buy your tickets call the box office at (209) 333-5550 or visit hutchinsstreetsquare.com or loditickets.com.

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R SVP RAINBOW SCHOOL OPENINGS Rainbow School still has a few more openings for the 2016-2017 school year for regular school, Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten.

For more information, call the Director at (209) 598-1629, the school at (209) 464-7310 or visit rainbowschoolstockton.org.

OPENINGS AT ANNUNCIATION PRESCHOOL Annunciation Preschool has a few more openings for the 20162017 preschool year! They offer various programs including a comprehensive Pre-Kindergarten class, which follows the current common core curriculum standards. For more information, call (209) 465-2961 or visit annunciationstockton.org under the Welcome Tab.

BOOTS & PEARLS The American Business Women’s Association Tuleburg Chapter presents the Boots & Pearls Scholarship Fashion Show and Luncheon October 8 from 11:00 am - 2:00 pm at Woodbridge Golf & Country Club. Enjoy lunch and fashions from Draper’s and Damon’s and Chico’s among others. For more information or tickets, call Mary Lou Sidener at (209) 477-7415.

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2016 WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’S Take the first step to a world without Alzheimer’s by coming out to Victory Park on Saturday, October 15. Held annually in more than 600 communities worldwide, the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research. This event calls on participants of all ages and abilities to reclaim the future for million! There is no registration fee for the walk, but participants are asked to make a personal donation and commit to raising funds in the fight against Alzheimer’s. On the day of the walk, registered walkers will receive a Promise Garden flow, showing your connection to the disease. For more information about the event or to register contact Cheryl Schrock at (209) 248-0948 or email her at stocktonwalk@alz.org.

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Market Tavern is here to help with their new bento box lunches for kids and adults alike! The meals are affordable, healthy and portion controlled and much of it is from local, organic farms all for less than $6. You are sure to find something even the pickiest kids will enjoy with choices like sandwiches and snacks to gluten free options! The best part? They are available in the Market at Market Tavern daily or for preorder!

FINE WINES WINE TASTINGS Join Fine Wines of Stockton for the following wine tasting sessions: October 6, 6:00 pm:”90” Point Wines October 13, 6:00 pm: Oregon Pinot Noir October 20, 6:00 pm: Survey of red Cotes du Rhone wines October 27, 6:00 pm: 2013 Bordeaux

BATTLE OF THE BRAS

Wednesday, October 12, 6:00 – 9:30 pm Theadora and Oak Farm Vineyards join forces again for the 3rd Annual Battle of the Bras event. Sign up to create, build or decorate a bra with your friends and/or staff at work to be auctioned off during an evening of fun and caring for those affected. Proceeds from the night will be donated to several organizations that cater to the needs of those who continue to battle this terrible disease. Let’s make this a night to remember. Be creative, get involved and help make a difference! For more information call (209) 474-7407.

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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.

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ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations are in order for Zuesters as it celebrates its five-year anniversary. Additionally, the UPS Store located in Lincoln Center South is celebrating its 25 year anniversary this month. These two businesses have worked hard bring you all great customer service over the years. Cheers to many more!

ADELITA AWARD WINNERS HONORED Mercedes Ramirez, Assistant Vice President and Lincoln Center Branch Manager of F&M Bank, was one of three honored at the 6th Annual Adelita awards ceremony on August 13, along with Nancy Gardea and Yolanda Rodriquez. Each year the Adelita awards are presented to three Latinas in the community who are recognized for their strength, courage and perseverance. Congratulations to these upstanding ladies in our community.

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By DeAndrea Sims, MD In this season of heightened breast cancer awareness, keep in mind that when it comes to your breast health, where you choose to receive care matters.

St. Joseph’s Breast Center of Excellence has achieved national accreditation in recognition of meeting rigorous standards of high-quality, patient-centered care. The comprehensive services include mammograms, genetic counseling, advanced radiation oncology, as well as reconstructive surgery.

When you “Go Pink” this October, commit to doing your regular breast self-exams (BSE), take a moment to schedule a mammogram if you’re due for one, and encourage the women in your life to do the same. To learn more, visit StJosephsCares.org/Breast Center.

Dr. DeAndrea Sims is a general surgeon with Dignity Health Medical Group - Stockton, a network of health professionals providing high quality and compassionate care.

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Doug and Erin Rishwain, Joe and Connie Rishwain, Cindy and Shawn Hayes, Ting and Chris Rishwain

JUST ARRIVED 2013 Bordeaux personally selected by Fine Wines of Stockton at the cellars in France 866 W. Benjamin Holt Lincoln Center South (209) 478-2589 www.finewinesofstockton.com

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Leaf Season

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October usually marks the start of cold, windy weather.

October also marks the start of Stockton’s Leaf Season program. This City of Stockton program runs from October 1 through December 31 of each year. Make the most of this program by placing up to five 30-gallon bags (preferably clear plastic) of leaves next to your green waste cart on your weekly collection day. There is no additional charge and Extra Service Stickers are not required. Please Note: Leaf bags must contain only leaves. If a bag contains leaves mixed with grass trimmings, branches, brush or other non-leaf content, the bag will not be collected without an Extra Service sticker.

(209) 466-3604

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FREE Bundtlet

with the purchase of two bundtlets Stockton

128 Lincoln Center • Stockton, CA 95207 • (209) 957-2253 nothingbundtcakes.com Expires 10/31/16. Limit one coupon per guest. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Redeemable only at the bakery listed. Must be claimed in-bakery during normal business hours. No cash value.

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1 Free checking describes that the account has no monthly service or maintenance fees. Other fees such as non-sufficient funds, overdraft, undeliverable mail, etc. may apply. No minimum balance requirements. Minimum opening deposit of $50. 2 Ask your banker for information on the terms and condition of these services. Effective 10/01/16 and subject to change without notice.

1 Free checking describes that the account hasofnoCharges, monthlyBooks service fees. Other on fees such as non-sufficient Refer to the Customer Agreement & Schedule I &or II, maintenance for additional information account terms and fees. funds, overdraft, undeliverable mail, etc. may apply. No minimum balance requirements. Minimum opening deposit of $50. 2 Ask your banker for information on the terms and condition of these services. Effective 10/01/16 and subject to change without notice.

Refer to the Customer Agreement & Schedule of Charges, Books I & II, for additional information on account terms and fees.