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ike the classic song says, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” That statement rings true at no place more than Lincoln Center.

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The Christmas season is officially in full swing around here.

A couple weeks ago at Holiday Open House, Santa made his first appearance, along with two of his reindeer (…yes, real live reindeer). Families enjoyed train and carriage rides, professional photos in front of our beautifully decorated tree, the Snow Village, live holiday music and other seasonal fun.

(Pictures from the event on page 28.)

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Whatever you’re doing to celebrate the holiday season and ring in the New Year, consider our stores and restaurants as go-to sources. From hostess gifts (page 24) to family gifts (page 18), dinner reservations to table settings, we’re eager to help make your holiday traditions easy to plan and extra special to enjoy.

Janelle Meyers CREATIVE DIRECTOR Layne Imada Graphic Designers César Larios Ian Bender Contributing Writers Elizabeth Esau Stephanie Forbus Michelle Machado Contributing Photographers Jon and Jess Photography Red Carpet Studios Helen Ripken Deadline to submit newsworthy information from non-profit and charitable organizations is the 5th of each month for the following month’s issue.

Submitting information does not guarantee it will be featured in print. Submit information online at www.LincolnCenterShops.com.

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Speaking of enjoyment, I urge you to come view our beautiful Snow Village in the windows of the old Campbell’s space, on display until January 4th. Words cannot do justice to how magical it is.

Santa is here every weekend and there are special festivities for the kids on December 13th. (More information on pages 10-11.)

You can give back by participating in our “Cuddle Up Coat & Sock Drive” and “Fill-the-Truck Food Drive.” (Information on page 11.)

In the midst of all the gift buying, meal cooking, table decorating and party hosting, let’s make it a point to really Experience the Season and the joy it brings.

From our families to yours, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Janelle Meyers Lincoln Center Marketing Director

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Since 1998, Play It Again Sports has been the go-to for all things athletic, offering great deals on both summer and winter sporting gear. Currently in the store, you’ll find reasonably priced packages for all snowboard and ski supplies including boots, boards and bindings. “We know sporting equipment can be expensive - particularly winter gear - and we want our customers to feel they are receiving more bang for their buck,” Blair explained.

Play It Again Sports not only carries new and used supplies, but also accepts trade-ins. Through the trade-in program, customers can bring in used gear and receive cash, consignment or store credit. Most customers find store credit best; that way their old gear can be put toward a new purchase.

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FeaturedMERC HANT Play It Again Sports offers everything from baseball, soccer and football equipment to more recreational sports like disc golf. But it doesn’t stop there; they also carry a wide selection of exercise equipment including treadmills and other fitness machines.

Blair and his team of three employees (Jeremy Nobriga, Nicholas Arbini and Jeremy Farnsworth) have made it a goal to provide exceptional service to each and every customer. “We feel that product knowledge and speedy service make for an excellent customer experience, so we really focus on those areas,” Blair stated. Next time you’re in need of sporting gear give Play It Again Sports a try. n

Play It Again Sports 828 Benjamin Holt Drive (209) 474-1944 www.playitagainsportsstockton.com Monday - Saturday: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm Sunday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm

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R SVP Delta Humane Society needs your help!

Delta Humane Society, Stockton’s only non-profit, no-kill animal shelter, has lost their supplier of donated cat and dog food and has only a 30-day supply of food left! A pet food drive will take place every Saturday, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm at Carter’s Pet Mart. Carter’s is offering a 10% discount on food purchased to donate to Delta Humane Society. Donations can be dropped off at Delta Humane Society’s Main Shelter, Delta Humane Society’s Thrift and Gift Boutique and Carter’s Pet Mart. For more information call (209) 466-0331 or visit www.deltahumanesociety.com.

Ladies Banquet for Helping Hands

Presentation Table Setting Luncheon & Fashion Faire Presentation Parish School invites all members of the local community to participate in its 11th annual Table Setting Luncheon & Fashion Faire on Saturday, December 6, 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. Tickets are $30 per person or $240 for a hosting table of eight. The luncheon will include a raffle drawing and fashion show featuring fashions from Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique, Chico’s, Fleet Feet Stockton and Zuesters. For more information contact Bianca Ramos at bkramos08@yahoo.com.

Festival of Trees

Join Helping Hands at their annual fundraiser December 5 at 6:30 pm at 2111 Quail Lakes Drive. The event not only raises funds to help the ladies continue to deliver free food and clothing to people in need in our community, but also to raise awareness for such a wonderful organization. Tickets are $35 each. For more information call (209) 477-2645 or visit www.lakeviewassembly.com.

The San Joaquin County Historical Museum is holding its 23rd Annual Festival of Trees December 6-7, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. The museum’s seven exhibit buildings will be brimming with more than 60 festive trees. For children, there will be many hands-on activities, plus visits with Santa and Mrs. Claus. General admission tickets are $10 and tickets for children 2 to 12 years old are just $1. For more information or to purchase tickets call (209) 331-2055 or (209) 953-3460.

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Comic Crusader’s Christmas Party

Enjoy a series of skits and songs called the Holiday Variety Show: Engaging the Christmas Spirit! This free show takes place December 6 at 7:00 pm at Bear Creek Community Church in Lodi.

Fore more information contact Amanda at (209) 951-9229 or amandachurches@bearcreekchurch.com.

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Bring the family and join the Haggin Museum at the Comic Crusader’s Christmas Party hosted by the Junior Women’s Group. The Christmas party will take place December 7, 5:00 - 7:30 pm. The event features Santa Claus and a few of his favorite Super Heroes. Tickets are $40 for adults and $15 for children. Museum membership and advance reservations are required. For tickets and more information call (209) 940-6316.

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R SVP 7th Annual Super Bowl Raffle Fundraiser The 7th Annual Super Bowl Raffle is underway once again to raise funds for 30 participating San Joaquin County charities. There are over 50 prizes totaling over $50,000 to be given away. Six grand prizes, each consisting of two Super Bowl 2015 tickets and $2,000 cash, will be awarded to six lucky winners. To purchase tickets please call Community Foundation of San Joaquin at (209) 943-2375 by December 10.

Christmas Fun Day Bring your children to Christmas Fun Day at Bear Creek Community Church in Lodi on December 14, 1:00 - 4:30 pm. Your children, kindergarten through 8th grade, will enjoy pizza, crafts, games, music and devotional. For more information visit www.bearcreekchurch.com or call (209) 951-9229.

Lessons and Carols St. Francis of Assisi Anglican Church invites you to a service of Lessons and Carols at Grace United Methodist Church in Stockton. The service takes place December 21 at 4:00 pm and is comprised of the Reading of the Prophesis of the Coming of the Messiah illuminated by carols and anthems. For more information call (209) 565-0648 or visit www. stocktonanglican.org.

Speak Italian?

Central California School of Italian Language and Culture will offer a winter term of adult classes (minimum age 15) on Tuesdays, 6:30 - 8:30 pm January 6 -March 17. Please register by December 30. The cost is $100 and checks can be mailed to P.O. Box 4769, Stockton 95204. For more information call (209) 477-9807 or email italianschoolofstockton@gmail.com.

Daughters of the American Revolution Luncheon Join the Daughters of the American Revolution for lunch and cards or table games on January 26 at the Italian Athletic Club in Stockton.

Doors to the event open at 11:30 am and lunch is served at noon.

Advance tickets are $20 each. For more information or to purchase tickets call Marilyn at (209) 465-8724 or Brenda at (209) 368-6521.

American Cancer Society Seeking Donations The American Cancer Society is now seeking donations for their Valentine’s Day Jewelry Extravaganza on February 7-8. Drop off donations of costume and collectible jewelry at the American Cancer Society Discovery Shop. For more information call the Discovery Shop at (209) 941-2737.

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As we gather with our family and friends this Holiday Season, let us be grateful for our men & women who serve in our military. As we work, they protect, as we play, they defend, as we sleep, they remain vigilant to keep our country safe. As we enjoy our Holidays, please hold in your hearts and minds our brave & unselfish men & women serving in Iraq & Afghanistan: to them please return safe-Godspeed. Let us be thankful that we live in the greatest country on earth.

May God bless you and & God bless America.

Merry Christmas & A Healthy Prosperous New Year!

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Segale Brothers Christmas Trees at Lincoln Center Stockton’s premiere provider of Christmas trees has returned to Lincoln Center South, where they first began selling trees more than 50 years ago. Pick out your tree then shop for ornaments n and holiday décor!

Bring the kids for free rides on the Christmas train and carriage!

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The train will run rain or shine. Carriage rides weather permitting.

Art Expressions Art Expressions of San Joaquin, also known as ‘The Gallery on the Move’, has set up shop in the Atrium between Bliss Bridal Salon and The B Hive Hair Salon. Their gallery will be open through December 31. You will be amazed with the exquisite variety of original fine art in different mediums. For more information, please visit www. n artexpressions.org or call (209) 471-5687.

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5th Annual Strolling Bridal Faire Lincoln Center’s 5th Annual Strolling Bridal Faire takes place Saturday, February 21, 2015. The event features amazing local vendors and our very own Lincoln Center merchants. We’re all coming together and going all-out for San Joaquin County brides! Entrance for brides is $15 in advance online or $20 at the event, and includes a $10 off lunch or dinner coupon. Anyone accompanying the brideto-be is welcome to attend free of charge. You’ll find reputable local vendors, incredible prizes (including a Lis Simon wedding gown from Bliss Bridal Salon and engagement ring from Gary J. Long Jewelers), and have a wonderful time strolling through the Center! Find more n information at www.LincolnCenterShops.com/BridalFaire

Complimentary Valet Parking Don’t waste time searching for a parking spot! Please take advantage of complimentary valet parking every Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Lincoln Center North, 12 noon – 11:00 pm, now through Christmas. The valet is located near Zuesters and n Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar.

Give the gift of warmth this holiday season by donating new socks and new or gently used coat at the following locations: American Hearing Aids – Donate a coat or socks and receive a free pack of hearing aid batteries Artesian Natural Foods Best Wishes Flair Boutique – Donate a coat and get 15% off any coat or cashmere sweater Parkwoods Cleaners Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery Stage Two Theadora – Donate a coat and get 10% off a new one The B Hive Hair Salon The UPS Store Zuesters - Donate a coat and get 20% off a new one Coats can be donated now through December 13 and will be given to the Women’s Center-Youth and Family Services, St. Mary’s Dining Room and n Salvation Army.

Treats with Santa

Come out to Lincoln Center on Saturday, December 13 for our “Fill-the-Truck” Food Drive in front of Trader Joe’s and Podesto’s. The baseball teams at St. Mary’s and Lincoln High Schools are helping out by collecting food from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Everything will be donated to the Emergency Food Bank of San Joaquin. We’ll take any non-perishable food items. Hope to n see you there!

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For Kids Club members only! Come out on Saturday, December 13, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm. See Santa in his house on the Brickwalk, receive a delicious treat and take a free professional family photo by n our big Christmas tree!

Sign up for the Kids Club at www.LincolnCenterShops.com/kids-club

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Men’s Night at FINA Let us help you choose the perfect gift!

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On Display through January 4 Lit Daily 4:30 - 10:00 pm

Michael Sweet of Department 56

The Snow Village at Lincoln Center, one of the largest privately owned collections of Department 56 collectibles in our area, is pictured on this month’s cover. This mesmerizing scene is on display in the windows of the old Campbell’s space. What a magnificent medley of city, villages, farms, snow country and other locales all rendered in tiny detail! Take advantage of this special opportunity to view such a unique and intricate scene; and challenge yourself by filling out a Scavenger Hunt sheet!

Much hard work went into creating this grand display. Thanks to “Santa’s elf”, Michael Sweet (the man behind the magic!), for his attention to detail and creativity in putting together this special village. Lucky for all of us at Lincoln Center, we were introduced to Michael through Julie Van Noate, owner of Best Wishes. Michael is the Department 56 Sales Representative for Northern California and Northern Nevada, selling Department 56 Villages, as well as their holiday giftware (predominantly Christmas) and trim-a-tree offerings to stores such as Best Wishes.

His involvement with the Department 56 brand began long before.

Looking for a part-time second job in 1989, he found an entry-level position at Avery’s of California, in San Jose. Avery’s was an area

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institution; a beloved china, crystal and home décor store with a significant offering of seasonal gifts and décor and where Department 56 Villages were already a mainstay. In a few short years, though he remained part-time at the store, Michael’s involvement was integral to them both. He was offered the manager position in 1997 just in time to work on the major renovation of an area of the store to build out the year-round Christmas shop. That new All The Trimmings shop-in-shop featured Department 56 Villages significantly and was an important and well-received addition to the store for years until the owner retired and closed up shop in 2004.

Leading up to the closure, Michael’s search for new employment focused on a couple of his favorite brands that he had been working with and buying from all of these years at Avery’s; Department 56 topped the list. Just two days after Avery’s closed, he joined Department 56, so Michael has been selling Department 56 for 25 years, first to consumers and then to retailers. In that time he has become adept at setting up Village scenes more from personal enthusiastic attraction than as just an on the job skill.

Today he recognizes that for many collectors, it is more than just a product and a brand. For many, Villages are a family tradition that is anticipated as an essential part of their Christmastime each year.

For others, it is a cherished hobby of collecting, tinkering and yearround enjoyment. Still others happen upon it in a shop window and are mesmerized. For all of the above, Villages transcend what they are and transport those who appreciate them to moments of innocent delight that tug on memories, warm their hearts and leave them wanting more! n

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Who is Cecil Rockett?

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ecil is head of security at Lincoln Center, and has been providing security at the shopping center for 30 years. You can spot him riding around on his bicycle, keeping constant watch over the merchants and customers. “I really enjoy my job, which is to protect and serve the people of Lincoln Center. Everyday I feel like I’m providing a useful service by keeping the public safe,” says Cecil. He supervises five other guards and together they keep 24-hour watch over the shopping center.

Born and raised in Missouri, Cecil attended elementary school and his first two years of high school in St. Louis where he lettered in cross-country, track and basketball. During his junior year, Cecil’s family moved to Sacramento and he finished school at Luther Burbank High. A year after graduating, at age 19, Cecil carried on his family tradition and enlisted in the military. Cecil’s grandfather, two uncles and great uncle all served in the Army. His grandfather served during World War II, his two uncles were stationed in the states and his great uncle served in the Korean War. Cecil chose the Air Force. Throughout his 26 years as a Technical Sergeant in the United States Air Force, he served four tours overseas: one in Afghanistan and three in Iraq. He is a member of Travis Air Force Base’s 82nd Aerial Port Squadron. While serving in the Reserves, Cecil was hired by a local security company and assigned to Lincoln Center. In 1997, Cecil began working directly for Lincoln Center and was promoted to head of security, overseeing fellow security guards.

Cecil Rockett, Lincoln Center Head of Security

Outside of work, Cecil enjoys songwriting and flying, taking flight lessons on the weekends. He is also a family man, father of 19-year-old daughter, Jordin. “She is all grown up now, but I still remember when she was just a little girl; she means the world to me,” Cecil shared.

So, who is Cecil Rockett, you may ask. A man of many traits: a military veteran, a father, and public safety provider. But more than that, he’s a friend. Loved by many, Cecil is always eager to help, lend a hand and a smile. Next time you see Cecil, stop to say hello and get to know the man behind the uniform. n

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Skincare Tips for the Winter Season

by Bia Riaz & Donna Vincent of Merle Norman Cosmetics

While you are out and about, the winter sun, stress and fatigue take a toll on your skin. Stay refreshed and energized by following a good skincare routine: • Hydrate – Drink at least 24 oz. of purified water with fresh squeezed lemon everyday. Lemon is an excellent source of vitamin C and several antioxidants. Drink at room temperature. Detoxify your body, brighten your skin, decrease wrinkles and blemishes!

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• Cleanse – Cleansing is the first essential step in your daily routine. Everyday your skin absorbs a huge amount of dirt and pollution. Without proper cleansing, both in the morning and at night, your pores become blocked, skin starts to look dull and spots begin to appear.

- Wash your face first thing in the morning with cold or lukewarm water (avoid very hot water as it can damage your skin cells) to remove any impurities from overnight perspiration and airborne particles.

- Cleansing before bed – First, use makeup remover to ensure completely cleansed pores. (Don’t remove your makeup with ordinary soap. The pH levels in soap strip the skin and leave it dry.) After removing makeup, gently apply a small amount of cleanser to your face and neck. Cleansers are available for every skin type and concern. Rinse with cold or lukewarm water and gently pat dry.

• Tone – Using a toner is necessary because it ensures all residue from the cleanser is completely removed. It tightens pores and prepares skin for moisturizing treatments. Choose a toner for your skin type (dry, oily, combination, or sensitive). Apply a small amount to a flat cotton round (instead of a cotton ball which absorbs too much). Sweep gently all over your face and neck.

• Moisturize – Start with serum, which repairs damage from dryness or discoloration and brightens skin.

Follow with skin-appropriate moisturizers and gently massage over your face and neck. For daytime, be sure to use a moisturizer with broad spectrum sunscreen to protect from both direct and indirect sun. Don’t be fooled by the winter sun! It can still damage your skin, causing hyper-pigmentation and wrinkles.

Want help with your skincare routine? Schedule a complimentary one-on-one skin assessment at Merle Norman Cosmetics.

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A Few Facts about Laser Hair Removal Q: How exactly does laser hair removal work?

A: At Central Valley Dermatology, we use only the best Candela lasers to destroy hair growth. Liquid nitrogen (which is cooling to the skin) is sprayed onto the skin followed by a pulse of the laser beam. With each pulse of the laser beam, only hairs that are in the anagen or “growth stage” will be eliminated. Since only a portion of the hairs will be in the growth stage at any one time, more than one session under the laser will be necessary to remove all the hair.

Q: How many sessions or treatments are typically needed to remove hair?

A: Typically, four to six treatments are needed for hair removal on the face. Fewer sessions are necessary to remove hair on the body. The sessions take only a few minutes and should be scheduled four to six weeks apart.

Laura Lonero, Domi Miles Bobian, Vanessa Gallager and Toy Prescott of Central Valley Dermatology

2. You cannot have a tan. We do not want the laser to target pigment in the skin.

3. You cannot wax or use products such as Nair at least one month before undergoing laser hair removal. Waxing and depilatories pull hair from the follicle so there is no hair in the follicle for the laser to target. However, shaving is allowed. In fact, we request you shave the area to be lasered so that none of the laser beam is wasted on surface hair.

For more information about laser hair removal, please contact the experts at Central Valley Dermatology. n

Q: Is laser hair removal really permanent?

For 95% of the population, laser hair removal is permanent. Hormonal changes in some people can cause additional hair growth. However, for the vast majority of people, laser hair removal is permanent.

Q: Are there any requirements to be a candidate for laser hair removal?

A: To get the maximum benefit from the laser hair removal procedure, there are a few requirements: 1. The hair must contain pigment or color. The laser targets pigment.

The darker the hair, the better the result.

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423 Lincoln Center (209) 477-7546 www.cvderm.com Monday - Friday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm Saturday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

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Gifts Galore

With Christmas approaching, you’re probably on the hunt for exceptional gifts – those unique gifts you know the recipient will just love! Look no further; here are some fantastic ideas for everyone on your list. n

Gifts for Her

Stylish and sophisticated. Select something fun!

Available at Coppetti’s Boutique

Personalize her wardrobe with a monogrammed scarf.

Available at Best Wishes A great gift for pretty much anyone; she’ll love a pair of Ugg boots!

Available at Dennis Shea Shoes Add some color with Endless Jewelry, new at Carats.

Available at Carats

Cozy, comfy and cute!

Make a statement with a bold, fun piece.

Available at Draper’s and Damon’s

Available at Chico’s

Give the gift of fine wine and fare.

357 Lincoln Center | Stockton, CA (209) 594-1691 | lincolncellar.net |

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SpecialFEATURE What’s her sign? Zodiac necklaces make great gifts.

Available at FINA

This beautiful bag easily transitions from work to fun, adding a little pop to her wardrobe with the sequins tassels!

Available at Flair Boutique

Who wouldn’t love a little more cashmere in their closet!?

Available at Flair Boutique

A complete, stylish ensemble for jogging, working out or just running around town.

Available at Fleet Feet Sports

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Decorate Deliciously.

Deck the halls and the dessert table with our new “ ‘Tis the Season” holidy bundt cake design.

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622 Lincoln Center • 955-7570 Hours: Mon-Fri 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

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Luca bracelets by Lecil Henderson – unique and timeless.

Available at Gary J. Long Jewelers

Wrap her in beauty and comfort.

Available at Theadora

Who wouldn’t want Chanel in their stocking!?

Available at Great Spectacles A stylish scarf can change a whole outfit.

Available at Zuesters Cozy and cute! Stylish socks especially great peeking out of a pair of boots.

Available at FINA

Fun, festive and flirty shades in a beautiful gold tone.

Gorgeous blues from Tacori.

Available at Meyers Fashion Optical

Available at DeVons Jewelers

David J. Benkle, O.D. COMPREHENSIVE EYE CARE

Most Vision Insurances accepted Laser Vision Consultation

Now Carrying

951-2020

715 Lincoln Center, Stockton

www.drbenkle.com

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Gifts for Him Hit the trails or the treadmill in this stylish and comfortable apparel.

Give a sports fan their new favorite ornament (not just for him!).

Available at Fleet Feet Sports

Available at Best Wishes

Style meets comfort with Ugg boots for him.

Tommy Bahama watches make great gifts for him (and her!).

Available at Dennis Shea Shoes

Available at Gary J. Long Jewelers

He’s sure to love these shades – sporty and stylish.

Make a statement.

Available at DeVons Jewelers

Available at Meyers Fashion Optical

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Give them the gifts of fun and education all wrapped into one!

Put educational gifts under your tree.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Wonderful New Year!

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SpecialFEATURE Perfect for the cigar lover!

Available at Tobacco Leaf

Socks even comfier than they are stylish. He’ll never want to wear any others!

Available at Zuesters

New to Lincoln Center, Fat City Brew and Grill Supply has some great gifts for the grill-master/BBQ-lover on your list!

The Big Green Egg stands alone as the most versatile barbecue or outdoor cooking product on the market, with more capabilities than all other conventional cookers combined. From appetizers to entrees to desserts, the Big Green Egg will exceed all of your expectations for culinary perfection … and with seven convenient sizes to choose from, there is a Big Green Egg to fit any lifestyle!

GrillGrates are interlocking panels that create a new grilling surface on any grill. The three-dimensional design of GrillGrate is unique and new. All grates sear, but no other grates sizzle, radiate or protect. Foods are juicier and more tender. GrillGrates turn any grill into an infrared grill and can be used directly on top of your existing grill surface or as replacement grates for your grill.

The Big Green Egg

1. SEARS: The raised rails deliver superior sear marks from more surface area contact and better conductivity.

2. SIZZLES: The valleys capture juices which steam and sizzle for added flavor, moisture and juiciness.

3. RADIATES: The added mass and shape radiates with heat for fast, even cooking.

4. PROTECTS: The bottom protects against charring flareups and drying heat. Fats drain off without igniting.

GrillGrates

GIVE THE GIFT OF HEARING gift certificates available

D.A.D.’S DOGS

GET THE BUY SECOND ONE FOR 1/2 PRICE! With coupon only. Good all month.

6527 Pacific Avenue in Lincoln Center South • 478.7793 880 W BENJAMIN HOLT DR., STOCKTON, CA 95207 CALL US TODAY – (209) 952-9950

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Gifts for the Kids

Christmas PJs great for Christmas morning!

Available at Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique Educational toys for all age ranges.

Available at Along the Way

The latest games and consoles.

Fun apparel and accessories for the little dancer.

Available at Stage Two

Available at Gamers ETC. Video Games

The girls love these temporary tattoos.

Available at Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique

Hats and beanies in the brands they love.

Available at Zuesters

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209-478-3220 • LINCOLN BRIDAL/GIFT REGISTRY

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Hostess Gifts

SpecialFEATURE What a cute and thoughtful way to say thanks for having us!

Available at Best Wishes

You’ll be the hit of the party with one of these delicious bundt cakes!

Available at Nothing Bundt Cakes

Gifts they’ll use and enjoy!

Available at Best Wishes

Festive gifts any hostess would appreciate.

Available at Aaron Brothers

Recommended by the Sierra Club

Lincoln Center South 6503 Pacific Ave. • Stockton (209) 476-1602 1762 W. Hammer Ln. • Stockton (209) 477 4397

Call a209.477.4726 Tod y 226 Lincoln Center

Purchase a $100 gift card and get $25 added for free

Purchase a $75 gift card

Purchase a $50 gift card

and get $15 added for free

and get $10 added for free

Purchase a $25 gift card and get $5 added for free

*Some restrictions may apply. Must be 18+ years

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SpecialFEATURE You can never go wrong with See’s Candies!

For anyone who likes a little vino!

Available at Fine Wines

Available at Podesto’s Market, Deli and Bakery

Put together a beautiful gift basket.

They’ll love these soaps – merry and bright!

Available at Silveria’s Flowers and Gifts

Available at LINO BELLA

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StyleWATC H

A Merry Matrimony S

erenity, selection, style and service are hallmarks of Lincoln Center’s Bliss Bridal Salon.

“We offer an abundance of quality wedding gowns that are completely customizable, featuring the best in fabrication and craftsmanship. Our dresses are ‘forever purchases,’ so it’s vital that you love your dress,” owner Tammie Dimas said.

Going into 2015, Bliss will carry bridal gowns from seven designers. These include Ellis of London – the world’s oldest bridal company – whose gowns feature hand stitching and beading at every level of design. The salon also carries Martina Liana, a division of Essence of Australia. The label blends couture customization and quality with exquisite styling.

“The national trend is color in the bridal gown – blush, gray, pearl. We have a lot of brides who describe their dream dress with straps, also mimicking the national trend, but when it comes down to making the choice it is still strapless most of the time,” Dimas explained.

“We know finding the perfect dress can sometimes be overwhelming, so we do everything to try to make the process stress-free, fun and one you’ll never forget.”

Sarah Luna, a Bliss bride, can attest to that. “I walked in without any intention of finding my dress that day. After talking with Tammie, I tried on about five different dresses and found the right one,” Luna said. “It was incredible the way Tammie knew so much detail about the material and color, making the process so much easier.”

Tammie Dimas of Bliss Bridal Salon

“And the service didn’t stop there,” Luna shared. “She continued to follow up with me to check on bridesmaid and flower girl dresses as we got closer to my big day.”

Bistro and Bar We are proud to announce our designation as 7.39x4.65 San Joaquin County’s stand alone Restaurant serving corner radius .75 Filet Mignon & Lobster

Available at Podesto’s, Raley’s, delis and local wineries.

GOLD WINNER OF

2014

BEST

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Porterhouse

Coming soon to local markets...

Take and Bake casserole for 2

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477-6133 • 501 N. Lincoln Center • www.papapavlos.com

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StyleWATC H Bliss offered Luna abundant choices in attendants’ dresses too. The salon carries four lines of the Dessy Collection; Bill Levkoff; and a new line for spring 2015, Sorella Vita. Maid Your Way, part of the Sorella Vita line, features a convertible dress that can be styled multiple ways by twisting, wrapping and draping the chiffon fabric.

Brides – and the entire bridal party – can complete the perfect look for the big day with Bliss accessories: veils, shoes, and jewelry, including beautiful, one-of-a-kind handmade pieces by local jewelry maker BellaFigia. The salon also carries undergarments, lingerie and a great selection of fun pre-wedding wear.

Guys get the same attention as gals. Bliss has partnered with Jim’s Formalwear, which has a huge selection of rental suits and tuxedos for the big and tall to the very small and the hottest accessories. Its nationwide network of more than 5,000 stores ensures convenient service and expertise for the out-of-town attendants.

In addition to wedding apparel, Dimas offers Fete by Bliss, a complete event planning service with customized packages ranging from orchestrating all marriage-related occasions – announcement through honeymoon – to only day of wedding coordination. Fete also offers destination event coordination, hourly wedding consultation, budget management and RSVP oversight – all with utmost professionalism.

With the holiday season here, Christmas and New Year’s proposals will abound. What a perfect time to find the perfect gown! n

Bliss Bridal Salon 306 Lincoln Center (209) 473-9200 Bliss-Bridal-Salon Open every other Monday: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm Tuesday - Friday: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm Saturday: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm Sundays and evenings by appointment

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Thank you to our sponsor!

Ryder & Rextin Rios, Jiana Gatto, Bella Chavez

Gillig Family

Combs Family

Princess Bringas, Jeanée Menchaca

CLAM CHOWDER–THE BEST!

HOLIDAY SPECIAL To-Go

Monday Clam Chowder Special Available Everyday Throughout the Month of December 2 Quarts Clam Chowder Salad For Four 1/2 Loaf of Bread w/Butter Total w/tax $28.03

Gift Certificates to Bud’s Make the Perfect Holiday Gift!

Reservations of any size accepted • 314 Lincoln Center 956-0270 • www.BudsSeafood.com

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Hannah Ketcherside

Kaitlyn Imada, Santa’s helper

Caleb Davenport, Ra Sing

Open for Breakfast in December Monday-Friday 7-9am Authentic Japanese Breakfast Menu

Try Our NEW Winter Menu Items!

ASK ABOUT OUR ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP

JUST $50 & YOU'LL RECEIVE 10% OFF ALL TRANSACTIONS

419 Lincoln Center • Stockton

209-951-3525

Monday-Saturday Lunch 11am-2pm Dinner 5-9pm • Sunday 11:30am-3pm

GIFT CARDS MAKE GREAT HOLIDAY GIFTS!

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In theC OMMUNI T Y Child Abuse Prevention Council Fall Fashion Show November 8, 2014

Sponsored by Lincoln Center Beverly McCarthy, Norma Miller

Pauline Sanguinetti, Lyndsay George

Danielle Bockman, Joanna Call

Mike & Beverly Robinson of Nothing Bundt Cakes

Debbie Jungeblut, Corinne Seaton

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2014

BEST

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DISCOVER AUTUMN’S

Radiance

CARATS 309 Lincoln Center • Stockton 209.955.0715 www.denmark-beads.com

Sip and stroll and enjoy a night out!

Sunday, December 21 12-1pm!

Photo by Fritz Chin

Wednesday, December 17 6pm

GOLD WINNER OF

2014

BEST

SAN JOAQUIN M A G A Z I N E

354 Lincoln Center • Stockton • 209 451 9775

www.shopsassypants.com

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DOMO NEW HAPPY HOUR 4:30pm – 6:00pm • Sun. – Thur.

Buy one Sushi Roll, get 2nd for 1/2 price Buy one Dinner Entree, get 2nd for 1/2 price (Equal or lesser value. Not valid w/any special offer)

300 Lincoln Center, Stockton www.domostockton.com • (209) 451-3654

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News fromTHE KI TC HENSIDE

The KitchenSide T

he elves have been busy on The KitchenSide getting ready to help you check off your Christmas list!

The shelves are full of great ideas for every level of cook. Beginners as well as experienced chefs will appreciate the thought of a new pan, gadget, wine opener, salad spinner... you name it!

We have several customers who have started collections of Swiss Diamond non-stick pans and Le Crueset enameled cast iron cookware for their family and friends. The reaction to their gifts brings them back every year to add to the set!

Did you know you can find traditional and unique electronics by Cuisinart on the KitchenSide? Wouldn’t a family love a four-slice Belgian waffle maker that rotates for even browning? The perfect hand mixer for me is one with a snap-on storage case to contain the extra beaters that usually separate and hide in my drawer.

Julie Van Noate of Best Wishes

Combine an electric knife and a beautiful wood cutting board for the carver in your family! We also have wonderful salt and pepper grinders in a variety of textures and colors, along with an assortment of intriguing salts and peppers to fill them with.

Wouldn’t a lettuce knife fit perfectly into a stocking...did you know there was such a thing? Metal is what turns your lettuce brown...we have the perfect thing to solve that!

Here are some fun traditional and not-so-traditional ideas for stocking stuffers this year: whisks, cherry pitters, spatulas, wooden spoons, milk frothier, wine openers, veggie pasta slicer, microwave egg poachers, jalapeno pepper corer, kitchen scissors, olive pinchers, tuna strainer, dipping oil, onion goggles, “world’s greatest potato masher”, and don’t forget the dips, sauces, jellies and a spreader or two to go with them!

So join us on The KitchenSide this season!

We’re here to help! We’re here to wrap! We’re here to make this Christmas fun and easy!

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A P PA R E L , A C C E S S O R I E S & F O O T W E A R Bliss Bridal Salon Cavagnaro’s Shoe Repair Chico’s Coppetti’s Boutique Dennis Shea Shoes Draper’s & Damon’s FINA Flair Boutique Fleet Feet Sports Great Spectacles Meyers Fashion Optical Sassy Pants Children’s Boutique Stage Two Theadora Zuesters

306 Lincoln Center 411 Lincoln Center 6545 Pacific Ave. 429 Lincoln Center 286 Lincoln Center 280 Lincoln Center 240 Lincoln Center 352 Lincoln Center 277 Lincoln Center 622 Lincoln Center 858 Benjamin Holt Dr. 354 Lincoln Center 308 Lincoln Center 270 Lincoln Center 363 Lincoln Center

473-9200 477-1578 475-9376 477-8615 957-7064 952-1597 478-5670 951-6123 952-1446 955-7570 476-0913 451-9775 957-8463 474-7407 951-5581

DINING & FOOD Artesian Natural Foods Bud’s Seafood Grille Cold Stone Creamery D.A.D.’s Hot Dogs David’s New York Style Pizza DOMO Japanese Sushi Grill & Bar Dynasty Seafood Restaurant Jamba Juice Lincoln Cellar Market Tavern Midgley’s Public House New Yen Ching Noah’s Bagels Nothing Bundt Cakes Papapavlo’s Bistro & Bar Payters Grill Podesto’s Market, Deli & Bakery Sho Mi Japanese Cuisine Squeeze Burger Starbucks Coffee Co. Tio Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant Trader Joe’s

145 Lincoln Center 314 Lincoln Center 874 Benjamin Holt Dr. 6527 Pacific Ave. 900 Benjamin Holt Dr. 300 Lincoln Center 848 Benjamin Holt Dr. 201 Lincoln Center 357 Lincoln Center 236 Lincoln Center 296 Lincoln Center 6511 Pacific Ave. 123 Lincoln Center 128 Lincoln Center 501 Lincoln Center 61 Lincoln Center 104 Lincoln Center 419 Lincoln Center 856 Benjamin Holt Dr. 121 Lincoln Center 329 Lincoln Center 6535 Pacific Ave.

952-8787 956-0270 475-1191 478-7793 957-2850 451-3654 478-1818 951-9300 594-1691 932-8001 474-7700 957-0913 951-2284 957-2253 477-6133 477-9513 951-0234 951-3525 473-2222 952-7292 957-6431 951-7597

JEWELRY Carats DeVons Jewelers Gary J. Long Jewelers

309 Lincoln Center 220 Lincoln Center 320 Lincoln Center

955-0715 951-9610 477-6881

HOME DÉCOR & GIFTS Aaron Brothers Best Wishes Lino Bella Silveria’s Flowers & Gifts

6675 Pacific Ave. 325 Lincoln Center 265 Lincoln Center 995 Lincoln Center

952-9097 478-3220 933-0441 477-4408

F I T N E S S , H E A LT H & B E A U T Y Ben Mackie Fitness Central Valley Dermatology Jenny Craig* Kenneth Michael Salon* Kym With a Y Organic Spa Merle Norman Cosmetics Nspire Nutrition Performance Bicycle Planet Beach Automated Spa Play It Again Sports POMP Salon Salon Genesi Signature Nails & Spa The B Hive Hair Salon Therapeutic Massage Center* Village Barber Shop* Village Nails VIP Salon & Supply

840 Benjamin Holt Dr. 423 Lincoln Center 852 Benjamin Holt Dr. 615 Lincoln Center 307B Lincoln Center 142 Lincoln Center 872 Benjamin Holt Dr. 6555 Pacific Ave. 226 Lincoln Center 828 Benjamin Holt Dr. 349 Lincoln Center 836 Benjamin Holt Dr. 6565 Pacific Avenue 302 Lincoln Center 633 Lincoln Center 409 Lincoln Center 310 Lincoln Center 864 Benjamin Holt Dr.

955-0360 477-7546 477-4700 298-6062 952-2299 474-0314 910-0262 951-5665 477-4726 474-1944 954-9255 475-1055 323-4175 478-8600 406-5999 477-1431 952-3454 472-1600

M E D I C A L & P RO F E S S I O N A L S E RV I C E S Advanced Physical Therapy* American Hearing Aids Anna Wolff’s Alterations & Tailoring* Benkle, Dr. David (Optometrist) Edward Jones Investments* Farmers & Merchants Bank* Graham, Edward D.D.S Lincoln Center Marketing Association* Muddy Paw* Otani, Steven D.D.S Pacific Compounding Pharmacy Parkwoods Cleaners Pontius, Dr. Michael (Optometrist) SASS! Public Relations* Sims-Grupe Management* State Farm Insurance* Sylvan Learning Center Tate Diagnostic, Inc. Venetian Pet Hospital Village Cleaners

707 Lincoln Center 880 Benjamin Holt Dr. 420 Lincoln Center 715 Lincoln Center 834 Benjamin Holt Dr. 205 Lincoln Center 602 Lincoln Center 374 Lincoln Center 6618 Gettysburg Pl. 618 Lincoln Center 312 Lincoln Center 6503 Pacific Ave. 715 Lincoln Center 374 Lincoln Center 374 Lincoln Center 718 Lincoln Center 878 Benjamin Holt Dr. 628 Lincoln Center 6610 Gettysburg Pl. 405 Lincoln Center

478-3900 952-9950 476-0539 951-2020 477-1334 476-7306 477-4089 477-4868 957-0451 478-0568 474-7271 476-1602 477-0726 957-7277 478-9200 474-3285 477-7720 952-9300 477-3926 477-4451

S P E C I A LT Y & O T H E R Along The Way Code 3 Wear Chevron* Fat City Brew and Grill Supply Fine Wines of Stockton Rite Aid The UPS Store Tobacco Leaf

307 Lincoln Center 222 Lincoln Center 6633 Pacific Ave. 211 Lincoln Center 866 Benjamin Holt Dr. 6455 Pacific Ave. 6507 Pacific Ave. 209 Lincoln Center

951-3100 910-0063 477-4294 475-9931 478-2589 478-5062 957-3067 474-8216

* = Merchant DOES NOT ACCEPT Lincoln Center Gift Cards

MUSIC, GAMES & VIDEO Gamers ETC. Video Games Rasputin Music & Movies

6521 Pacific Ave. 6623 Pacific Ave.

474-9690 957-7060

G I F T C A R D S AVA I L A B L E AT

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POMP SALON

Teresa Garibaldi

Angela Smith

David Alejo

WELCOMES

Teresa Garibaldi, David Alejo, Angela Smith, Frances Tapuro, Esther Cardosa, Kim Saoenin, Bernardine Piccardo, Michelle Lasa, Caitlyn Kennedy, Janice Holquin, Marlisa Alejo and Danny Brown.

POMP HER UP WITH A GIFT CARD

Open Everyday

Same-day Appointments Available

209.954.9255

349 LINCOLN CENTER