May 2015 Lincoln Center Chronicle

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lthough I touched on the Scholarship Program briefly in the last issue of the Chronicle, it’s worth mentioning again.

Just a few days ago the rest of the scholarship committee and I were able to meet the seven recipients of the 201415 Lincoln Center scholarships. Wow, are they inspiring! We were impressed by their smart, thoughtful applications. In person, we saw they truly are shining stars.

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One student got in to NYU. Another raises pigs. One plans on a career in international business that will take him all over the world. Two plan to be engineers. One’s going to UCLA and another to USC. One of the recipients spends her free time digging wells in Africa. More than half of them want to come back after college and invest in our community. I could go on and on. Just listening to them talk about their goals was inspiring. (More info. about the Scholarship Program is on page 23.)

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Editor Janelle Meyers CREATIVE DIRECTOR Layne Imada STAFF Stephanie Forbus César Larios Alejandra Sanchez Contributing Writers Elizabeth Esau Caitlin Hamer Contributing Photographers 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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Getting through four years of high school volunteering, participating in sports and student government, Future Farmers of America and Science Olympiad, Speech and Debate, etc. (all while maintaining a 3.0 – 4.6 GPA) takes not only endless dedication and hard work, but also support from family and mentors. With Mother’s and Father’s Day both approaching, it causes me to reflect on the unconditional love and constant support I’ve received not only as a child but also into adulthood. (Thank you Mom and Dad!) To celebrate Mother’s Day, there are some gift ideas on page 16. The June issue will feature gift ideas for Dad. With spring also comes some fun events at Lincoln Center! The Sidewalk Sale, a customer favorite, takes place Saturday, May 2. Come out to find deals at more than 20 participating shops.

The Lincoln Center LIVE! events are just around the corner. Mark June 12, July 17 and August 21 in your calendar. Wine tasting, live music, family fun, classic cars. Could summer get any better!?

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If you’re looking for some summer fashion trends, Jackie Kromm, the owner of Theadora, who is pictured on the cover, shares her top five on page seven.

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Happy Spring! Whether you’re doing spring-cleaning, spring shopping, or both, turn to the shops at Lincoln Center for all your springtime needs!

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MerchantNEWS Anniversaries

Birkenstocks are Back

D.A.D.’s Hot Dogs is celebrating 36 years under the ownership of Dianne Phillips! They would like to extend their sincere gratitude to all their loyal customers. Congrats Dianne!

Dennis Shea Shoes is now carrying Birkenstock. The popular shoe brand from Germany has recently made a fashion comeback with sandals, shoes and clogs for men, women and children that are comfortable, unique and timeless.

Fleet Feet Stockton celebrated 10 years in business on April 1.

Congratulations to Tony Vice and his team!

Disney Collection The all new PANDORA Disney Collection is available at CARATS beginning April 23. This collection features beloved Disney characters such as Mickey and Minnie Mouse, as well as jewelry inspired by classic fairy tales. From Elsa to Cinderella charms, find your happily ever after at CARATS.

Fashion Fun Draper’s & Damon’s will host the following events: May 7: Mother’s Day Lunch and Fashion Show Save $50 on your purchase of $100 or more, plus receive a wallet with any $50 purchase. Please RSVP by calling (209) 952-1597.

May 11-17: White Sale Save 30% on all our white styles.

Esther Cordosa Waleko 1966 – 2015 With great sorrow we sadly announce the passing of Esther Cordosa Waleko on March 17. Esther was the wife of Paul Waleko and a member of a large, wonderful family. A stylist at POMP Salon, she was loved and respected by many clients and friends. Esther became a licensed cosmetologist in 1985 and worked in the beauty industry for more than 25 years, some of those years at Kenneth Esther Waleko Michael Salon and POMP Salon. While working, in 2004 she earned a Bachelor’s Degree from National University. Esther was a true nature lover and had a great passion for gardening. She also had an unconditional love for her puppies.

With great courage and strength, Esther battled cancer. “She lived” is what we’ve learned from Esther. She made every moment count. We say goodbye to a courageous and vibrant woman. She will be forever missed.

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lthough Jackie Kromm has only owned Theadora since August 2014, she has already made the women’s clothing boutique a must-visit shop in Stockton.

Jackie had a bra and lingerie shop for seven years in British Columbia, and when she and her family arrived in Stockton nearly two years ago, she brought her expertise to Theadora.

“It’s so important for a woman to feel comfortable from the inside out,” she said, noting that you must start with the right undergarments. Theadora specializes in bra fittings and carries bra sizes that aren’t often found in department stores, with band sizing ranging from 28 to 44, and cup sizes A to H. In the very near future they will be expanding the types of bras they carry to include sports, nursing and mastectomy bras.

Whether you’re looking for something casual or special, Theadora carries just about anything a woman could need for her wardrobe. Basics like pants, blouses, dresses, and sleepwear, along with accessories like jewelry, scarves, and belts, Jackie Kromm, owner of Theadora

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FeaturedMERC HANT – continued from page 5 have made this a one-stop shop. Brands like Sanctuary, Level 99, Scrapbook, Lucky Brand, and Brighton jewelry offer trendy and stylish options, as well as classics that are great for every season.

“We carry clothes and accessories for the everyday woman,” said Jackie.

One-on-one attention is an important part of the shopping experience at Theadora. Jackie says she’s been blown away by the loyalty of the customers who support local businesses, particularly the ones who returned to Theadora under her ownership. She credits their loyalty to the customer service her staff provides.

Private consultations are just one example of the fantastic customer service, and these can be made by appointment. And within the store, the knowledgeable staff is eager to help every woman look the best she can be.

“What’s more empowering than clothing and intimates you love living life in? At Theadora that is our main goal.”

With a hockey coach for a husband, and four athletic children, Jackie, a native New Yorker, spends quite a bit of time watching sports. She particularly enjoys attending her youngest daughter’s soccer games.

Jackie’s other interests include writing and learning something new every day. She also loves getting to know a customer’s “story”. “I have met so many interesting and dynamic people since purchasing the boutique. Every day brings with it a different and meaningful experience,” Jackie shared.

It’s clear that Jackie has a passion for helping women express themselves through their fashion.

“Clothing helps to define and embody what a woman wants to reveal about who she is,” she said. And with a staff that cares so much about helping empower the women that shop there, Theadora is n more than just a shop- it’s an experience.

“All women have a sense of style at every age,” said Jackie. “A lot of women know what they want, but sometimes the challenge is how to put it together.” And that’s where Jackie and her staff come in.

Sometimes, all it takes are a few new items to be incorporated into an existing wardrobe to shake things up a bit. Jackie urges women not to feel boxed in by the idea that they’re too old for certain trends.

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“Wear it like you mean it!” she urges, promising that dressing with confidence and accentuating your assets will make a difference.

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May 16, 2015, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Lincoln Center North, Pacific Avenue at Ben Holt Donations are needed of gently used pet accessories, decor, and unopened food or treats.

Please donate prior to the event at: 207 Alpine Ave., Stockton Shop Hours: Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Sunday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Phone: 209.941.2737

Training tips provided by: Bark Busters Animals for adoption provided by: Animal Protection League • Animal Friends Connection Kids Animal Rescue Fund • Stockton Animal Services

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FeaturedMERC HANT Jackie’s Top 5 Spring/Summer Trends

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First and foremost, Jackie says dressing to your strengths never goes out of style!

Wear clothes you feel comfortable and confident in.

Summer bra options

With backless, strapless and off-theshoulder looks popular this spring, many of us are in need of good bra solutions for these looks.

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-The Nu Bra “stickie cups” are great for backless dresses and tops, and will actually stay in place all day and night long.

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-Coobies, available in an array of colors, are easy and fun to wear under tanks, t-shirts and dresses.

The “Boho” style is big right now, and a great relaxed look for spring and summer.

Try something flowy and off the shoulder.

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Rompers

One-piece ensembles that are cute and comfortable for day and nighttime.

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-The Marlies Dekker strappy bra is equally sexy and practical! Wear it under a t-shirt or anything high-neck and you can’t see the straps. Throw on something different for the evening and allow the straps to peek out.

You won’t believe how comfortable it is until you try it on.

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Try wearing two or three necklaces at different lengths.

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A Golf Dream Come True Ben Mackie has loved golf since he can remember. As a young boy he looked forward to watching the Masters Golf Tournament on television every year. “My mom and I would move around the antennas on our small black and white TV, repositioning them until the picture came in clearly,” said Ben. Born and raised in England, watching the Masters with a nine-hour time change wasn’t the easiest. “When I was little, I remember thinking how badly I wanted to come to America one day and watch it in real time,” said Ben. Well he’s been watching the tournament in America for 10 years now, and this year he was able to experience it in person. Ben not only attended, but caddied the Par 3 Contest for University of the Pacific’s Byron Meth, who played in the Masters for the first time.

The Par 3 Contest dates back more than half a century. It is held on Wednesday of tournament week each year and televised around the world. It is, above all, a family affair and meant to relieve stress for the players. Although there is a Par 3 Contest winner, many players don’t even post a score. They prefer to leisurely stroll the nine holes, occasionally having their caddies or wives attempt a chip or pitch or tap in a putt. “When Byron asked me to finish the ninth hole, I was excited. But when he purposely left me with a 30-foot right to left downhill putt, I was extremely nervous! I told him I wouldn’t do it, but he handed me the putter anyways. I ended leaving it two feet past the hole, then tapped it in for a par,” said Ben, relieved.

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Ben has caddied for Byron at multiple tournaments over the years.

The two met when Ben was an assistant golf coach at Pacific and worked with the team at his personal training studio, Ben Mackie Fitness. “This was really a dream come true,” shared Ben. “Walking that course for five days, watching history in the making and thinking about all those who have played here before, was an indescribable experience.” Ben enjoyed the tournament with the company of his mom who traveled all the way from Ireland, his sister and brother-in-law from England, and friends all the way from Dubai to here in Stockton.

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R SVP Haggin Museum Exhibits There are two new exhibits on display at the Haggin Museum until June 14, Photography in Mexico from the collection of the SFMOMA and Fortunes & Family: The Haggin McKee Legacy.

Hospice Kentucky Derby West Join us for “Kentucky Derby West”-Run for the Roses LIVE from Churchill Downs May 2 at Sargent Equestrian Center in Lodi. There will be silent and live auctions, carriage rides, dinner, southern sweets and local wines. Tickets are $100 per person and proceeds from this event benefit Hospice of San Joaquin County. To purchase tickets visit hospicesj.org or call (209) 922-0380.

Loss of Mother Workshop Hospice of San Joaquin is offering a workshop for women who are grieving the loss of their mothers. The workshop will be held May 2, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm at their Stockton office and May 3, 1:30 – 4:30 pm at their Lodi office. To register, please call (209) 957-3888.

Documentary Showing A documentary on Northern Iraq refugee camps presented by Stockton photographer Stanley Rapada as a member of the International Veterans Alliance, will be shown May 5, 3:00 – 4:00 pm, as part of the Armchair Traveler series. The viewing is free and open to the public at San Joaquin Delta College in the West Forum. For more information call Dot at (209) 957-5427.

Hutchins Street Square Events Hutchins Street Square is proud to present Dancing with the Lodi Stars on May 8 at 8:00 pm and the musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers will be performed May 21-31. For more information visit hutchinsstreetsquare.com or call (209) 333-5550.

4th Annual DDD Golf Tournament Dominic’s Designated Driver’s 4th Annual Golf Tournament is being held May 9 at Swenson Park Golf Course. There will be a dinner featuring a live band, raffle and live auction. For more information please call Mark at (925) 518-5403.

Amgen Tour of California The Amgen Tour of California has chosen Lodi as the location for the stage two finish of their world-class cycling event. The Amgen

Tour of California Lifestyle Festival will take place 11:00 am – 4:00 pm at Hutchins Street Square on May 11. The race will go through downtown Lodi and finish at Hutchins Street Square. The festival will feature cycling, merchandise and healthcare vendors, entertainment, family activities, food and so much more. For more information visit amgentoclodi.com.

7th Annual Kid’s Art Auction Each year pieces of artwork created by residents of Mary Graham Children’s Shelter are auctioned off to directly benefit programs for San Joaquin County foster kids. This year’s art auction will be held May 13, 5:30 – 8:00 pm at Stockton Golf & Country Club. For more information and reservations call Amber at (209) 468-7635 or visit marygrahamfoundation.org.

Annual Bottle Auction The Women’s Success Group invites you to their Annual Bottle Auction, May 14 at 5:30 pm at French 25 Mezzanine. Members and guests are invited to bring a wrapped bottle (wine, bubble bath, lotion, etc.) valued at $25 or more to be auctioned off. For more information or to reserve your spot contact Suzie at wsgstockton@gmail.com or (209) 649-2504.

Children & Youth Day at Pixie Woods The 26th Annual Children & Youth Day at Pixie Woods will be held May 16, 10:00 am – 3:30 pm. Enjoy free admission to Pixie Woods offering a day full of western fun themed activities, games and entertainment for children. For more information, contact Rachel at (209) 461-2602.

Power of One – Women Making a Difference The Stockton Community Council of the United Way of San Joaquin County is hosting the 13th Annual Power of One – Women Making a Difference Luncheon, May 19 at the Hilton Stockton. Doors open at 10:30 am showcasing numerous local non-profit organizations and lunch will be served at noon. For individual tickets ($40 each) and table sponsorships call Donna at (209) 320-6206.

Friendship Tea and Fashion Show The Philomathean Club is proud to present their Friendship Tea and Fashion Show featuring clothes from Draper’s & Damon’s on May 30 at 1:00 pm. For more information or to reserve your spot please call (209) 952-6442.

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LHS Safe and Sober Grad Night On June 4, Lincoln High School will once again host a safe and sober celebration for all the graduating seniors of Lincoln High School. The cost is $25 per student for an all-inclusive night of refreshments, music, dancing, casino games, carnival rides and more. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation by sponsoring a senior’s attendance or donating to their raffle. Donations can be made through lincolnhigh. org or mailed to LHS, 6844 Alexandria Place, Stockton, CA 95207.

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Delicato Vineyards Photography Show Delicato Vineyards is holding its 19th Annual Photography Show, June 6-27. They are currently accepting entries from amateur and professional photographers in a variety of categories with over $1,000 in cash and gift cards awarded to winners. Applications are available in the tasting room and at dfvtastingroom.com. For more information call Jane at (209) 824-3401.

Rainbow School Rainbow School will offer exciting summer sessions for preschoolers and elementary school aged children. They are also accepting registration for the fall school year for children ages three to five. For more information call (209) 464-7301 or visit rainbowschoolstockton.org.

Annunciation Preschool Annunciation Preschool has begun open registration for the 2015-2016 school year. Registration packets are available at the preschool or online at annunciationstockton.org. For more information call (209) 465-2961.

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Meet Us AtTHE C ENTER Friday, June 12: Wine Stroll benefiting Child Abuse Prevention Council Join us for our annual Wine Stroll featuring local wineries and breweries, light hors d’oeuvres and live music. Cost for wine tasting is $20 at the event or $17 in advance online (LincolnCenterShops.com/LIVE), and proceeds benefit the Child Abuse Prevention Council.

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If you’re interested in pouring at our upcoming Wine Stroll on Friday, June 12, please contact Janelle Meyers at janelle@lincolncentershops.com or (209) 477-4868.

Friday, July 17: Shopping Bazaar & Family Fun Shop our stores for great deals while listening to tunes by The Summit Band! There will be lots of fun for the little ones with face painting, a party hopper, clowns and more.

Friday, August 21: Classic Car Show The much-anticipated Classic Car Show is back with over 200 classic cars, live music and tons of fun!

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s I “waffle” back and forth as what to write about this month....I’ll begin by wishing all the mothers out there a wonderful Mother’s Day and a great big huge CONGRATULATIONS to all those graduates that have worked so hard to earn their diplomas and degrees!

Many Mays ago, a very good friend of ours invited a group of us over for brunch. It was a beautiful day and she had set up a waffle bar outside. It was a great idea and one I wanted to share. This idea would be perfect for a Mother’s Day or graduation brunch!

Julie Van Noate of Best Wishes

The waffle bar was set up so that the waffle iron could be used outside. The waffles then were readily made and piping hot. There was an array of fruits and syrups to top our waffles with...bacon and sausages were along for the ride! It was the perfect setting for a wonderful meal.

I guess the choice remains... regular waffles or Belgian? Stuffed with bacon (my husband’s favorite) or plain?

The KitchenSide at Best Wishes has both waffle makers to choose from. Cuisinart has a non-stick, fivesetting browning control classic waffle maker while Waring offers an extra-deep restaurant style Belgian waffle maker that rotates for even browning. Whichever you choose, it’s sure to become a favorite!

On a side note... have you tried cooking your bacon in the oven yet?

So much cleaner! So much better! Line a cookie sheet with foil, lay out your bacon, cook at 350 for 20-30 minutes depending on the thickness and how “done” you like your bacon. Remove and pat with paper towels to absorb the grease. Pull edges of your foil up to make a boat for the grease for easy clean up.

For those of you that remember 21 years ago Best Wishes windows were filled with signs and pink balloons to announce the arrival of our little pink bundle... that little girl will be graduating from Boise State University this May. Congratulations Holland! Quite the Mother’s Day Gift!

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You may order less than a case or a mixed case. Prices valid until June 15, 2015.

2013 Bordeaux Pre-Arrival Prices Beamont H-M - $15.55 Cambon LaPelouse - $17.90 Coutet-B - $41 DuGlana-St. J - $23.75 Gloria-St. J - $34.45 Guiraud-S - $47.60 Kirwan-M - $37.60 La Confession-S.E. - $32.05 LaGurgue-M - $19.75 LaTour Blanche-S - $51.45 Pavie Macquin - $51.15 Rausan-Gassies-M - $40.50

For complete ordering information call (209) 478-2589 or refer to our website: www.finewinesofstockton.com

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he inspiring woman on this month’s cover is Jackie Kromm, owner of Theadora. To learn all about Jackie, her love of fashion and beautiful boutique, turn to page five. n

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ersonal trainer Teresa Page may be brand new to Ben Mackie Fitness, but not to the world of personal training. Teresa is an AFAA certified personal trainer, specializing in Pilates and active aging fitness, and holds a Masters Degree in Education from UC Davis. She began teaching fitness classes in 2011 and brings the high energy of a group fitness class into her personal training sessions.

Teresa’s passion for fitness started when she began distance running in 2004. After completing numerous races, she realized how much she enjoyed working out with other people rather than alone. “There is such a great dynamic and so much energy when people encourage each other,” said Teresa. Her passion developed further when she became certified as a group fitness instructor specializing in mat Pilates. Teresa has experience and knowledge working with diverse populations, such as active agers. She truly understands their unique needs. “I love motivating people, and I’m keen on perfecting form and alignment for safety and effectiveness,” Teresa shared.

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To inquire about personal training with Teresa, contact her at Ben n Mackie Fitness.

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s we age, the effects of sunlight, smoking, drinking, illness, stress, and other factors take a toll on our faces. Nothing takes the place of an effective daily skin care regimen to combat the signs of aging. But sometimes we also need to do a little facial “photoshopping” to give our faces some renewed luster.

Fortunately, today we have quite a few weapons in our arsenal of anti-aging products that can soften some of the ravages of time without giving us a plastic look.

Juvederm, an injectable of primarily hyaluronic acid (which is found naturally in our bodies) is the perfect filler to minimize the laugh lines around the mouth, minimize the vertical lines above our lips as well as plump up those disappearing lips. It is also the perfect weapon to erase the marionette lines marching down the corners of the mouth to the chin area.

To return those former or “never had” high cheekbones, Voluma, a relatively new filler (again composed primarily of hyaluronic acid) is injected into the cheek area. Voluma adds volume lost to aging, creates contour and gives a subtle lift instantly. Its effects last up to two years.

For more information on these products, visit cvderm.com or find us on Facebook. You are also welcome to come by our location in n Lincoln Center or give us a call at (209) 477-SKIN.

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Nor-Cal Landscaping Celebrates 25 Years

Myles and Maurissa Kiefer, son and daughter of Nor-Cal Landscaping owners Keith and Larrie Kiefer

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e would like to congratulate Nor-Cal Landscaping, Inc. on 25 years in business. Established in 1990, Nor-Cal has been landscaping Lincoln Center for more than 20 years. They are extremely reliable and have provided us with top quality service, quick response time n and personal attention to every job.

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In theC ENTER Seven Local High School Seniors Receive Scholarships from Lincoln Center

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even San Joaquin County high school seniors have received scholarships from the Lincoln Center Scholarship Program, which is in its second year. The 2014-2015 recipients are: Brady Banks, Lodi High School; Dana Brady, Linden High School; Samantha Heinrich, John C. Kimball High School; Sophia Hernandez, Lincoln High School; Margarito Meza, Franklin High School; Joseph Salazar, St. Mary’s High School; Nicholas Traverso, St. Mary’s High School.

The Lincoln Center Scholarship Program was created to promote and support the educational growth of students in San Joaquin County. The scholarships are funded through proceeds generated at the Lincoln Center LIVE! Classic Car Show held each August. This year, $5,000 in scholarship money was awarded.

2014-15 Scholarship Recipients Phil Johnson, President of Sims-Grupe Management, Joseph Salazar, Brady Banks, Samantha Heinrich, Sophie Hernandez, Dana Brady, Margarito Meza, Nicholas Traverso, and Janelle Meyers, Lincoln Center Marketing Director

High school seniors with a 3.0 GPA or higher attending school in San Joaquin County were eligible to apply.

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Who is Chris Boyle?

By Elizabeth Esau

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ave you ever wondered who makes Lincoln Center so beautiful? His name is Chris Boyle. As Maintenance Supervisor, Chris manages a team of six employees and together they work hard to ensure Lincoln Center projects endless beauty and style. The responsibilities of the maintenance team include landscaping, repairs, upkeep and event set up. Chris, along with Ed Samorno, Scott Waters, Javier Tamayo, Gary Harmon, Domingo Davis and Andrew Telly, continuously aid Lincoln Center in its effort to remain a friendly, clean and beautiful shopping center.

Boyle, born in San Diego, moved to Stockton with his family when he was 13 years old. He attended Marshall Middle School and Stagg High School. After graduating, he went on to pursue an Associate Degree in Small Business Management before landing his first job at JC Penny’s. Boyle worked as an Operations Manager in retail for over 20 years before joining Lincoln Center in 2007.

He speaks highly of his maintenance team. “We are a family,” says Chris. “We support, celebrate and laugh with one another. We can rely on each other. The people of this Center, both staff and merchants, inspire one another with efforts of kindness and encouragement,” Boyle shared. “It really is a fun place to work.”

Chris Boyle Maintenance Supervisor

Chris has two grown children and eight grandchildren and attributes his success to his family and a positive attitude. So, the next time you notice the beauty of Lincoln Center, think of Chris and his maintenance team. n

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W.B. “Bert” Kitto (pictured) came to Stockton in 1916 and started cleaning clothes at National Towel & Laundry. 99 years later, Jeff Kitto continues that tradition at Parkwoods Cleaners.

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In theCOMMUNITY

Melanie Vieux

Goodwill Industries Appoints Officers and Members of the Board

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elanie Vieux, Principal Architect with WMB Architects, Stockton, has been selected as Chair of the Board of Directors of Goodwill Industries of San Joaquin Valley, Inc. (Goodwill SJV) for 2015. Other elected officers are Kelly Amato, Vice Chair, Shari Allen-Garibaldi, Treasurer and Monica Streeter, Secretary.

Additional Goodwill SJV board members include Karen Andersen, Jim Anthony, Kristen Birtwhistle, Joseph Dittmann, Don Geiger, Bob Harmon, Hal Monroe, Mark Plovnick, Joseph Serra and Dave Vaccarezza. The nonprofit social enterprise provides Work Services to assist people with employment barriers to become self-sufficient. n

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Do your part to keep household hazardous waste in its proper place!

LINCOLN CENTER GIFT CARDS

Residents of San Joaquin County may dispose of household hazardous waste for FREE at San Joaquin County Household Hazardous Waste Facility (HHW). They accept a wide variety of household hazardous waste such as household cleaners, pesticides, paints, cell phones, garden products and batteries. They are located at 7850 South R.A. Bridgeford Street in Stockton.

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A PP A RE L , A CCE S S ORIE S & F OOT 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

D ININ G & F OO D Artesian Natural Foods Bud’s Seafood Grille Cold Stone Creamery D.A.D.’s Hot Dogs David’s Pizza at Lincoln Center 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

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260 Lincoln Center 220 Lincoln Center 320 Lincoln Center

955-0715 951-9610 477-6881

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ME D IC A L & PRO F E S S ION A L S ERVICE 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

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307 Lincoln Center 832 Benjamin Holt Dr. 6633 Pacific Ave. 222 Lincoln Center 211 Lincoln Center 866 Benjamin Holt Dr. 6455 Pacific Ave. 6507 Pacific Ave. 209 Lincoln Center

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