September 2014 Lincoln Center Chronicle

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t’s no secret we’re into fashion around here. With an abundance of clothing boutiques carrying the latest trends, it’s hard to work in Lincoln Center and not love fashion.

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Fall fashion always seems to sneak up on me. The shops have already started displaying sweaters and jeans and it’s exciting to see the newest styles so early. It makes me ready for cooler weather and warmer clothes!

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To say this month’s cover girl is into fashion would be an understatement. Jenna Halvorson - who you may know from FINA - loves helping customers find great clothing for any occasion. With an eye for trends and an understanding of her customers’ individual tastes, Jenna makes finding the perfect outfit a breeze!

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Editor Janelle Meyers CREATIVE DIRECTOR Layne Imada Graphic Designers César Larios Ian Bender Contributing Writers Holland Van Noate Stephanie Forbus Contributing Photographers César Larios Helen Ripken 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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To help you make the perfect selections for your fall wardrobe, check out FINA’s top five trends on page 18. On pages 16 – 17, see what many of our knowledgeable boutique owners have to say about the new trends that will complete your fall fashion collection.

Speaking of new, we’re delighted to announce Midgley’s Public House opening on the Brickwalk in November. Midgley’s will be an exciting culinary experience serving American-fusion small plates/shared food. Chef Michael Midgley, who is best known for his appearances on “Top Chef” and “Cut Throat Kitchen”, has always dreamed of opening his own restaurant.

Oh, and if you’re in the mood for something sweet, pop into Nothing Bundt Cakes, which will open on the Brickwalk (next to Noah’s Bagels) by September 6th. Their ‘buntinis’ and ‘bundlets’ make great gifts for birthdays or any occasion, but there’s no way you can leave the bakery without a few for yourself too!

Janelle Meyers Lincoln Center Marketing Director

In Search of Stars for the October Chronicle Cover

Calling all breast cancer survivors and those currently battling breast cancer In support of breast cancer awareness, the cover of the October Lincoln Center Chronicle will feature a group photo of breast cancer survivors and those currently battling the disease. Put on your pink and be ready to smile for the camera!

The photo shoot will take place in Lincoln Center North between Fina and Theadora on Wednesday, September 10 at 6:45 pm. Questions? Call (209) 477-4868 or email janelle@lincolncentershops.com.

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308 Lincoln Center (209) 957-8463 www.stocktonswimwear.com Cathy Canevari

Stage Two has been in business in Lincoln Center since 1982. They are the only store in Stockton that specializes in dancewear and competition swimwear, able to completely outfit all dancers and swimmers including accessories. Cathy Canevari, the owner, offers personalized service making your shopping that much easier…and more fun! Stage Two caters to dance schools, dance teams and swim teams of all ages. They have recently added Jolyn Swimwear workout bikinis, Heart and Soul dance t-shirts along with Sugar and Bruno dance shirts and accessories. n

320 Lincoln Center (209) 477-6881 www.gjlongjewelers.com

312 Lincoln Center (209) 474-7271 www.pacificcompound.com

Gary Long

Gary Long has been an owner in Lincoln Center since 1982 and is in the business of “creating memories”. Gary and his staff are currently expanding their entire wedding ring collection. “If you’re looking for wedding rings, this is the place to come,” says Gary. He also specializes in custom work and design and offers a great selection of fine quality jewelry. Having a Goldsmith on the premises allows customers to drop off their jewelry for repair and pick it up within just two to three days! They have recently expanded customer favorites Hearts on Fire and Zeghani and will soon carry Frederic Sage. Along with many other shops in the Center, Gary J. Long Jewelers has storefront parking making it easy for customers to shop conveniently and safely. n

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The B Hive Hair Salon stylists are some of the most talented in the Valley. In fact the salon received the Best of San Joaquin award in its second year of operation. “Brilliance is what we’re after here,” says Brady Davis, owner and stylist. “Liking your hair is one thing, but leaving loving your new look and excited to come back is our goal.” In addition to hair services such as extensions, color corrections and everything in between, The B Hive also offers full body waxing, eyelash extensions, keratin complex treatments, and permanent makeup. Call, text or stop by for an appointment. n

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314 Lincoln Center (209) 956-0270 www.budsseafood.com Matt and Bud Millsaps

309 Lincoln Center (209) 955-0715 www.caratsjewelry.com Pat & Curtis Chong

Bud’s Seafood Grille has been in business for over twenty years. Owner Bud Millsaps has always had a passion for food, specifically meat and fish. He shares his interest with his son Matt who is continuing his legacy at the restaurant.

They continue to offer their famous classic dishes such as Bud’s beef, Clam Chowder and Fish n Chips that customers love, while creating new dishes sure to please! They specialize in an assortment of healthy, top quality fish choices cooked however you like. It’s tomato season and that means fresh tomatoes at Bud’s! When possible, they use local tomatoes in their cooking, and right now they are offering a delicious fried green tomato appetizer. Their food is “simple and fresh” making it the perfect place for lunch and dinner or Sunday Brunch.

Bud’s has consistently been awarded Best Seafood since 1993 in the Stockton Record and their customers sure agree! Stop by for a terrific salad or try one of the special martinis they are offering in their recently remodeled bar…and don’t forget the fried calamari! n

Since 1994, the business owners of Carats, Curtis and Pat Chong, have been offering their customers sustainable jewelry at an affordable price. Pat’s love for jewelry, knowledge of product and her eye for the newest trends sets Carats apart. Although Carats carries the largest selection of Pandora Jewelry and it continues to be their best seller, it is not all they offer. They have a unique combination of brands such as Kameleon with interchangeable jewel pops, Mother’s bracelets which allow you to personalize charm bracelets made of sterling silver and gold (and available for special ordering). Silvana K features handcrafted designs from Los Angeles inspired by nature. Her products are created of copper from certified recycling centers. Curtis and Pat pride themselves in finding unique products. Soon they will welcome Endless Jewelry into their shop. These are fashionable, colored, leather bracelets with themed charms. Make sure to check them out! Carats currently has a special going on for PANDORA! Spend $100 on PANDORA jewelry and receive a sterling silver bead clasp bracelet (worth $65) while supplies last. n If you want quality nails for a reasonable price stop by Village Nails for a manicure and pedicure. They offer full nail services including polish, acrylics and nail repair, among others. The staff is friendly and salon is kept up to the highest standards. Their comfortable massage chairs allow customers to unwind and relax. You will feel rejuvenated and refreshed after an appointment Village Nails!

Call today or simply walk in. n

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306 Lincoln Center (209) 473-9200 www.blissinstockton.com Tammie Dimas

307 Lincoln Center (209) 951-3100 www.alongthewaystore.com

You can feel your dreams come true as you walk through the doors of Bliss Bridal Salon. They carry an abundance of quality wedding gowns featuring nine designers. Ellis Bridals is their newest line, which is the world’s oldest bridal gown company. Owner Tammie Dimas’ goal is to make your experience one you’ll never forget and does so by offering one-on-one consultations. In addition to regular business hours the team is available for after hour appointments for brides and their families and friends. “We really feel like we’re part of their day and so appreciate that we can be,” says Tammie. They offer every aspect of planning a wedding through FETE by Bliss, a full service event planning company. From wedding dresses and the lingerie to go under them… to tuxedos, bridesmaids dresses and attire for all other special attendants, Bliss can handle everything from start to finish. Tammie grew up in Lincoln Center so her shop truly feels like home. “I can’t imagine being anywhere else,” she says. True to the shop’s reputation, Bliss is consistently named the Best Bridal Shop in San Joaquin County. n Along The Way offers educational materials and toys from as simple as dice and pencils to curriculum for classrooms. Their products focus on areas and subjects of education, offering more in depth and detailed products in comparison to other stores. Owner Thoeun Bun recently added Common Core products which are standards for kindergarten through grade 12 in English, language arts/ literacy and mathematics. They also carry fun decor that can not only be used to decorate classrooms but themed parties and kids’ bedrooms as well. Thoeun was three years into his teaching career when he decided to open up a store to cater to teachers and students. Being a teacher himself, he easily relates to his clientele, anticipating their classroom needs. “If there is something we don’t have in store, we go above and beyond to accommodate our customers to make them happy,” says Thoeun. n

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

If you’re looking for quality traditional Japanese food and a cool relaxing ambience, DOMO is the place to dine. Featuring hibachi grills, a sushi bar and liquor bar you won’t ever want to leave. (Plus, they have a TV at the bar, which sports fans can’t resist!) With a fulfilling menu of satisfying selections, every palate will find something to love. From Teppanyaki chicken, beef, or lobster to special sushi rolls and sake at the bar, you may have a difficult time choosing from the variety of delicious items on the menu. Owners Mike and April Nguyen have previously owned other Japanese restaurants but pride themselves in the floorplan and decor of DOMO, all picked out themselves from floor to ceiling. It is not your average sushi joint! It’s a unique fine dining experience you won’t find anywhere else. Stop by for happy hour Sunday to Thursday 4:30 - 6:00 pm and taste for yourself why DOMO has been awarded best Japanese restaurant! n

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312 Lincoln Center (209) 474-7271 www.pacificcompound.com Marie Cottman, PharmD

307-B Lincoln Center (209) 952-2299 www.kymwithayorganicspastudio.com Kym Thompson

Pacific Compounding Pharmacy is Stockton’s premiere full-service provider of customized medications and patient education for hormone replacement. Owner and founder Dr. Marie Cottman first opened the pharmacy in 2006 with a passion for patient-first service. Dr. Cottman and her staff offer customers five-star service along with individualized medications and education. When customers leave the pharmacy they have an understanding of how the medication works, what to expect, and peace of mind about their medication. Pacific Compounding Pharmacy also has a sterile cleanroom for making prescription injectables and eye drops. Marie’s husband Donald practices alongside her and they are both sterile certified with a perfect record. Stop by for a consultation soon!

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Kym with a Y Organic Spa & Waxing Studio is not your everyday spa or salon. It goes way beyond that. Kym Thompson, the owner, is passionate about the well being of her clients. Kym specializes in organic skin care, fabulous facials, massages, vegan pedicures and full body waxing. She provides her clients with a quiet, beautiful environment making sure their full well being is addressed. “We truly care about our clients here.

They are not just numbers,” says Kym. She has recently added a new esthetician to her team, Samantha Guthrie, who is bringing her own style of esthetics to the spa. They are both proud to be part of an Éminence Green Spa, which is a program designed to reward those who are actively supporting the green movement while inspiring others to do more in their spas and salons. They were awarded the Stockton Record’s Best of San Joaquin County Day Spa and Skin Care. n

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Join Haute Couture Société for a spectacular, free lecture featuring designer Rebecca Wendlandt on September 2 at Danner Hall at San Joaquin Delta College, 9:30 am - 12:00 pm. For more information visit www.hautecoutureca.org or call (209) 333-0323.

Central California School of Italian Language and Culture will offer classes to those 15 years and older every Tuesday September 9 November 18, 6:30 - 8:30 pm. For information call (209) 477-9807 or email italianschoolofstockton@gmail.com.

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North Stockton 4H invites children ages 6-18 and their parents to their first club meeting September 4. The meeting will take place at Presentation Church in Guadalupe Hall, 7:00 - 8:00 pm. For more information contact Nancy at (209) 430-0652 or nancystenzler@ yahoo.com.

“Legalized Addiction – The Abuse and Misuse of Prescription Drugs” is the subject of the Stockton Women’s Network luncheon on September 10. Adam M. Kaye, PharmD is a Clinical Professor of Pharmacy at University of the Pacific and will be the guest speaker starting at 11:30 am at Stockton Golf & Country Club. For reservations or more information call (209) 472-0359.

First Tee of San Joaquin The First Tee of San Joaquin’s nine week Fall Tour for children ages 7-17 begins September 6. Participants will be exposed to core values honesty, respect, responsibility and more through the game of golf at Swenson Park Golf Course, Micke Grove Golf Links and The Reserve at Spanos Park. For more information call (209) 915-8300.

San Joaquin Heart Walk The American Heart Association is holding their annual Heart Walk on September 6 at University of the Pacific at 8:00 am. For more information visit www.sanjoaquinheartwalk.org or call (209) 477-2683.

Rams Wrestling Support the St. Mary’s High School wrestling team by purchasing raffle tickets for a chance to win a brand new Fiat 500! Tickets are $10 each or $50 for six and can be purchased online at The new Fiat 500 www.smramswrestling.com.

Winner will be announced on September 13. Buy tickets now for your chance to win!

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Bring the family and join us on Saturday, September 20th, at The Record’s Literacy & Book Fair, Family Day at the Park! We will once again be “Lending a Hand to Recycling”. As a sponsor and supporter of this fun and festive event, we have a great creative project for kids to enjoy. So stop by our booth. 9:30 to 3:30 University Park in Stockton (Corner of Magnolia and California Streets). For info 209-957-7277 or www.familydayatthepark.com

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R SVP Old Fashioned BBQ and Summer Social The Manteca Historical Society will host its 22nd Annual Old Fashioned BBQ and Summer Social on September 14. The event starts at 2:00 pm, with a steak dinner starting at 4:00 pm. For more information or to buy tickets call the Museum at (209) 825-3021.

Presentation Church & School Fall Festival Presentation Church invites you to their Fall Fest 2014. There will be a variety of international food, along with a live band, drinks, rides for the kids and the popular silent auction and Farmers Market Country Store.

The Fall Festival takes place September 19 - 21. For more information contact Roger at rscofsj@gmail.com or (209) 472-2140.

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4th Annual Active Aging Week Join the Wellness Connection for Active Aging Week, September 2126. Active Aging Week is a national celebration to highlight a healthy approach to aging. During the week O’Connor Woods will provide a variety of free activities. For more details and information, call the Wellness Connection at (209) 956-3470.

Lodi Community Concert Series The first concert of the 2014-2015 season of the Lodi Community Concert Series will be held September 26 at 7:00 pm. The Habaneros will play at Hutchins St. Square in Lodi. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased by calling (209) 333-0360.

5th Annual Olive Oil Festival

The American Association of University Women will kick off its 20142015 season of great programs on September 20 at the O’Connor Woods Retirement Community. Prospective members are invited to attend and learn about interest groups. Check in begins at 9:30 am and an optional lunch will be served at 11:30 am. For more information call (209) 951-6822.

Stop by Saint Mary’s High School on September 28 for their Olive Oil Festival. Stroll through the farmer’s market and kid’s zone, visit with local olive oil vendors and enjoy delicious food, wine tasting and live entertainment. For more information call Stefani at (209) 957-3340, ext 195.

Celebrate Active Aging at Pacific

For the Sake of Art (FTSOA), a program that provides free art classes to elementary-aged children, is holding their 2nd Annual Art & Wine Show on September 28, 2:30 - 5:30 pm. The event will be held outdoors at the Morada home of Bill and Connie Crawford. For tickets or more information call (209) 477-0259.

OLLI@Pacific is hosting a free event for people age 50 or better on September 21, 1:00 - 6:00pm, at University of the Pacific.

Space is limited and registration is required. Register online at www.OLLICelebration.com or call (209) 946-7658.

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R SVP March of Dimes Signature Chef Auction The 3rd Annual Valley Signature Chefs Auction will take place at the Stockton Arena on October 9. Guests will enjoy culinary masterpieces from the participating chefs, fantastic wines and desserts and live and silent auctions. Seating is limited and advanced tickets are required.

For more information contact Jill Faso at (209) 416-3304 or jfaso@ marchofdimes.org.

60th High School Reunion Stockton College Class of 1954 will hold their 60th High School Reunion on October 11 at Stockton Golf and Country Club. No host cocktails begin at 6:00 pm followed by dinner and music. The cost is $50 per person.

The deadline to RSVP is September 19. For more information contact Joanne at (209) 477-5718 or thetibbs@inreach.com.

S.T.A.R.S. Golf Tournament The Sheriff’s Team of Active Retired Seniors (S.T.A.R.S.) is having their 5th Annual Golf Tournament at Stockton Golf and Country Club on October 13. Get your team together and join them for a fun day. All entries and fees must be received by October 3. For more information call (209) 468-4469.

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The TOPS Program (Teaching Opportunities for Partners of Science) partners people who have an interest or background in science with teachers so that they may share their expertise with students on a weekly basis. TOPS Partners visit one school site and volunteer approximately 8-10 hours per month, teaching science to students. To inquire about volunteering contact Nancy Stenzler at (209) 430-0652 or nstenzler@sjcoe.net.

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ears ago I found a little company called Market to Market. They create little packages of dip mixes that are wonderful! We often sample them at events or busy days for our customers to try. When we do I am amazed how many of them we sell. I ventured on to a few other food items such as Lucero’s Flavored Olive Oils and Vinegars and Caanan Farms Jalapeno Jelly (the best I’ve ever had by far). I have found the category something our customers love! We have just recently added a line because one of our favorite customers asked us to. Rothschild Farm dips and sauces (many of them gluten free) have found a new home on The KitchenSide. They are beautifully packaged and taste even better. Can you imagine “Hot Pepper Peach Preserves” and “Dirty Martini Dip” on the tip of your tongue? Often times these items start out as the perfect hostess gifts but an extra couple end up in the bags for home... irresistible! n

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Last month wrapped up the 2014 LIVE! season, and what a wonderful season it was! We would like to extend a big thank you to our sponsors, Berberian European Motors, Big Valley Ford and Mataga of Stockton. It is because of these local businesses that we are able to offer the community these wonderful events! The June Wine Stroll was a blast, with more than 20 local wineries participating. The event raised much-needed funds for the Child Abuse Prevention Council. The July Shopping Bazaar offered all kinds of family fun! Attendees enjoyed free rides on the Jumbo Slide, face painting, games and a party hopper. The Classic Car Show in August took attendees back in time with classic cars, a military tribute and live music. The event featured almost 250 classic cars and raised money for student scholarships.

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The oh-so-amazing Semi-Annual Sidewalk Sale takes place Saturday, October 4, 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 25 participating stores, you’re sure to find something you love! n

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Pink Night Out Merchant-Hosted Event

Lincoln Center business owner Melissa Flores of Remedy and 20 other merchants have joined together to host a ladies night out event on Wednesday, September 24, 5:00 – 8:00 pm. Pink Night Out will kick off Breast Cancer Awareness month so wear your pink and shop after hours until 8:00 pm. There will be special trunk shows, promotions, wine, refreshments, and lots of fun! Attendees will have the opportunity to purchase raffle tickets for a chance to win many great prizes including gift cards to participating stores. Money raised from this raffle will be donated to help local women with breast health services. For more information call Remedy at (209) 477-3633. n

Participating Merchants: Ben Mackie Fitness Best Wishes Carats Devon’s Jewelers Draper’s and Damon’s Edward Jones Flair Boutique

Fleet Feet Sports Lincoln Cellar LINO BELLA Market Tavern Nothing Bundt Cakes Pacific Compounding Pharmacy & Consultations

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Bow Wow Meow The American Cancer Society Discovery Shop is now preparing for their Bow Wow Meow event, which takes place Saturday, October 11, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm. Donations are now being accepted of new or gently used pet accessories, un-opened pet food, and treats! Donate your pets’ former favorites to the Discovery Shop located at 207 E. Alpine Avenue. This event will also feature pet adoptions provided by the Animal Protection League, Animal Friends Connection, Kids Animal Rescue Fund and Lab Rescue. Proceeds from the sale of all merchandise at the American Cancer Society Discovery Shop help fund cancer research, programs and services. For more information about this event call the Discovery Shop at (209) 941-2737. For 24hour cancer information, call 1-800-ACS-2345. n

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Expansion With summer passing quickly and the holidays only a few months away, Flair Boutique has decided to start their expansion and remodel in January. Stay tuned for details.

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StyleWATC H Q: What are the fall footwear trends?

Women’s: Booties are now a year round trend and we offer chunky heels, flat heels, wedges and stilettos all in the bootie style. They come in a variety of materials from suede, distressed leathers and quilted leathers.

Grey is a big trend color this fall incorporated with colors like fatigue green, chestnut and cognacs. These colors go especially well with the casual bootie! Riding boot styles still continue to trend in leather and stretch suede. Oxfords and Drivers continue to be prevalent, meshing superior comfort and fashion. With a wide spread of colors to choose from, round toe ballet flats are always a must have. Pumps are always in style but this year the almond toe, low wedge, kitten heel, mid heel and higher heel are trending.

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Men’s: Men’s footwear can see the renewal of classics from boots, deck shoes and Oxfords. Chukka Boots and Desert Boots are popular in suede and distressed leathers this season. Sperry Topsider boat shoes come in an array of textures. If you’re looking for a shoe to wear with denim, Oxfords are as versatile as they are timeless.

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Q: What’s your must have item for fall?

“Slimtacular” Pants and Capris. Exclusively ours, designed with a unique woven-stretch fabric that creates a flawlessly flattering fit. Wonderfully comfortable and so easy to wear, your friends will be wondering… what’s your slimming secret?

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Fun winter beanies and scarves!

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Denim! Boyfriend jeans are not too skinny yet not too slouchy. The ‘So Lifting’ slim leg jean incorporates hidden panels for a slim and smooth tummy while also creating a lift look in the back. Jeggings are the best of both worlds as they take the traditional look of jeans yet the comfort of leggings. Wear your denim with pink shades and crochet for a soft feminine look.

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All kinds of prints such as plaid, floral and stripes. That is the fall trend right now!

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Our favorite fall trend is a skinny jean or legging (especially this year with leather detail) paired with boots, ankle or knee high, topped with a long cozy cardigan sweater or finger tip length coat.

Casual and comfy but very chic!

These fall shades of black mixed with a touch of lace are the new trend, especially paired with fabulous crystal accessories. We invite you to visit our boutique to discover the latest simply fall collection.

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What are the popular Q: colors for activewear this fall?

For this fall, bold colors A: such as fuchsia, cobalt

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blue and mint green are popular, especially when you mix them with a print.

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Layering! Layering involves dressing in a number of lightweight clothes, instead of one or two heavy items, making it easy to add or remove articles of clothing depending on weather.

Layering creates an exciting new look while still staying comfortable!

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With the start of fall comes many things - kids heading off to college, the start of another football season, an abundance of pumpkin flavored treats. In all the activity that autumn brings, take time to care for yourself by considering your risk factors for cancers that occur below the belt.

September is both National Ovarian Cancer and Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death for men in the United States. While ovarian cancer ranks fifth in cancer deaths among women, accounting for more deaths than any other cancer of the female reproductive system.

Although the exact cause of prostate cancer is unknown, risk factors for men include being age 40 – 75, having a family history of prostate cancer, and being African American. If you have a family history of prostate cancer, watch for symptoms such as abnormal or bloody urine, abnormal or bloody bowel movements, and bone pain, and ask your doctor about getting screened today.

Women over age 40 with a personal or family history of breast, ovarian or colon cancer should be extra vigilant in watching for early symptoms of ovarian cancer. Symptoms include pelvic or abdominal pain, trouble eating or feeling full quickly, feeling the need to urinate urgently or often.

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Attitude T before Altitude Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro

his summer, Lincoln Center’s own Phil Johnson and eight other Stocktonians traveled to Tanzania with the common goal of reaching the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa: Chris Bascaglia, Gina Bascaglia, Kevin Basso, Dan DeLuca, Fred DeLuca, John DeLuca, Rick Northcutt and John Zeiter. After six days of climbing in the unspoiled African wilderness, living the Swahili phrase, pole, pole (slowly, slowly), the group worked together, traveling through five distinct climate zones, to achieve their dream.

They left on the morning of June 25th with 5 guides, 2 cooks and 21 porters bound for the start of the Lemosho Route, the longest, but arguably the most beautiful and most successful of the seven routes used to summit Mount Kilimanjaro.

Each day, as they climbed higher and higher (12,800 ft, 15,200 ft, 18,900 ft,) through an ever-changing landscape, they were faced with new challenges, but continued pushing - moving forward, step by step. Acute Mountain Sickness, hiking in the pitch darkness of the night, one foot in front of the other, sleepless nights and exhaustion. Attitude before altitude became their mantra. Keep going!

Phil Johnson, Gina Buscaglia, Chris Buscaglia, John Zeiter, Kevin Basso and Rick Northcutt (Not pictured: Dan, John and Fred Deluca)

“Conquering Kilimanjaro was definitely one of the most difficult challenges I’ve faced in my lifetime, both physically and mentally. What helped get me through was a lot of prayer and knowing I had the support of my family back home.” -Phil Johnson

The details of day four especially stand out in the minds of the hikers.

The group awoke in good spirits knowing this day would bring a relatively short hike of five kilometers to the Karanga Valley Campsite (13,300 ft.); however, fifteen minutes out of camp, they found themselves at the base of the Great Barranco Wall where the guides politely grabbed the trekking poles stating that they would need both hands and both feet to scramble up this steep trail for approximately two hours. About halfway up where the trail turns sharply to the left, climbers have no choice but to “kiss the wall,” as one step back off the trail and they’d be kissing something else good-bye.

Once over the top of the Barranco Wall, they quickly descended through the lush, green Karanga Valley and then up a very steep 30-minute climb to the campsite. Their elation of reaching camp before lunchtime was quickly squelched, when their guides told them to rest up for an acclimation climb to 14,500 ft prior to dinner.

Finally, on June 30th eight climbers reached Uhuru Peak at 19,341 feet.

With the sun just peaking over the clouds below, there were a lot of tears, hugs and photos. Slowly, slowly, their attitude pushed them through the daunting concern of the altitude. An eclectic group of professionals from Stockton, who came to know and depend on each other far more than they had ever imagined. They had arrived. And then it was time to turn around and descend back down the mountain. n

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Saturday, October 11 Victory Park (Pershing Ave., just north of I-5) 3-mile and 1-mile route options Registration: 8:00 - 9:50 am Walk Start: 10:00 am

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ince 1989, the Alzheimer’s Association has mobilized millions of Americans in the Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk. Now, the Association asks you to participate in the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, the nation’s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support, and research. The Walk to End Alzheimer’s calls on people of all ages to take action in the fight. The Alzheimer’s Association is

the largest private funder of Alzheimer’s research and the leading voice for Alzheimer’s disease advocacy at the federal and state levels.

The Association also has local branches throughout the United States that provide local services like a 24-hour helpline, support groups, educational workshops, care consultation, and caregiver training.

Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth-leading cause of death in the country across all ages. It is progressive and is the only cause of death among the top 10 in the United States that cannot be prevented, cured, or even significantly slowed. Currently, over 5 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s, and by the year 2050, the number of Americans affected is projected to triple unless serious medical breakthroughs are made.

Over the past two years at the Stockton Walk, the San Joaquin community has raised over $130,000! This year’s goal is to raise $70,000 to support the programs and services of the Alzheimer’s Association, as well as to support the research needed to make a world without Alzheimer’s a reality.

For more information on Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, please visit www.alz.org. Register online for the Walk or make a donation at www.alz.org/walk. To make a corporate donation to the Walk or become a sponsor, please contact the Stockton Walk To End Alzheimer’s CoChairpersons, Rowena Ramirez, M.D. at (209)464-4743 or Mark McDonald at (310) 951-4624. n

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October 11, 2014, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Donations are needed of gently used pet accessories, decor, and un-opened food or treats.

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

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he 7th Annual Super Bowl Raffle will kick off on September 1 to once again raise funds for twenty-nine participating San Joaquin County charities. Since its inception, the raffle has raised over $1.6 million dollars to help run critical programs for students, families and children in need. The Community Foundation of San Joaquin is delighted to serve again as the lead agency for this unique event. “We are very pleased to partner with the organizing committee of the Super Bowl Raffle and the Spanos Family in this very important fundraising project. It is our goal to strengthen this noteworthy effort to assist as many non-profit organizations as we can,” said Linda Philipp, CEO and President of the Community Foundation of San Joaquin. “We’re proud to be able to offer support to our nonprofits that work so hard every day to lift spirits and make this a better place to live for everyone. Last year we raised more than $330,000 and we hope to surpass that amount this year.”

There are over fifty prizes totaling in excess of $50,000 to be awarded.

Super Bowl XLIX will be held in Arizona in 2015. Six grand prizes, each consisting of two Super Bowl tickets and two thousand dollars in cash, will be awarded to six lucky winners. Other exciting prizes include cash prizes, kindle reader, laptop, iPad, digital camera, Napa winery tour, tickets to games of the San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco Giants, Stockton Ports, Stockton Thunder, and the University of the Pacific Basketball teams. Edward Figueroa, CEO of St. Mary’s Dining Room and Super Bowl Raffle Executive Committee member noted, “Our goal is to see the raffle grow each year to keep up with the ever increasing needs of individuals and families in our community.”

For tickets or information, please call (209) 943-2375 or visit www.cfosj.org. n

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enna Halvorson’s bubbly personality and unforgettable smile will make your shopping experience at FINA memorable and enjoyable. Jenna graduated from St. Mary’s High School in 2010 and is currently attending Sacramento State.

She has been working at FINA for the last four years and loves working with people (especially FINA owners Deanne Garibaldi and Lisa Dixon!) and helping customers find the perfect outfit. Jenna believes, “It’s important to shop local and Lincoln Center is the best place to do so.” When asked what her hobbies are she replied, “fashion and shopping!” Jenna’s favorite part about fall is being able to just throw on leggings, a sweater, a scarf and a pair of boots and you’re ready to go. Simple as that. She also mentioned her love for cashmere sweaters.

Jenna has an impeccable eye for the latest trends, so make sure to stop by and say hello! n

Jenna’s dress, boots and accessories are available at FINA. Cover photos by Red Carpet Studios Jenna Halvorson from FINA

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