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BY DEBBIE BROWN

INSIDE LINCOLN

Holiday traditions help buildthe foundation for familymemories.

Regardless of what religious

holiday you celebrate, familytraditions are what make thistime of year special.

The traditions that I grew upwith have continued with my

family and they are the hall-mark of our holiday celebra-tions.

Jennifer Baker grew up in a

family with a Jewish father andMexican heritage from hermothers side.

For Jewish tradition, we light

the menorah and make potatopancakes for Chanukah. ForHispanic tradition, we make anobscene amount of tamales,Baker said. Both cultures arevery surrounded by food so that

is how holidays are defined forus.

Food is often the center ofmany traditions, but for LindaDansby, one activity always sig-

nified Christmas.Her entire life, Dansby has

enjoyed doing puzzles. EachChristmas Eve, her father wouldget a new puzzle between 350and 500 pieces for the family to

do. Dansby said that it wasalways something he enjoyeddoing on Christmas Day andthe family completed the puz-zle in a couple of days.

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PHOTOS BY DEBBIE BROWN INSIDE LINCOLN

Above, Mike Murphy proudly displays the basket-ball ornament he received last year. When givingornaments to friends and family, select an orna-ment that has a special meaning to the recipient.Giving joke gifts at the holidays may seem to bea silly tradition, but it's one that my family has hadmore smiles and laughs about than you can imag-ine. My husband Lou Brown, at right, doesn't liketo use chopsticks because he has a difficult timeusing them. A couple years ago, one of our daugh-ters gave him a chopstick-aid. The idea is to

spend very little money, but lots of imagination.

Holiday traditions help build the foundation for family

memories. Regardless of what religious holiday you

celebrate, family traditions are what make this time of

year special.

Holiday traditions are built by and for families

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When I was a kid, mygrandmother would makeall the grandchildren newpajamas to wear onChristmas Eve. To thisday, one of my daughters

favorite parts about theholidays is being able toopen those new pajamas.

Although my daughtersare now young adults andour family has grown withthe recent addition of mynew son-in-law, theirfavorite childhood tradi-tions are still alive andwell. In addition to thepajamas, they eachreceive a new ornament.

This was another tradi-tion that my grandmotherstarted for all her grand-children.

By the time my hus-band and I got married, Ialready had a full tree ofornaments and this hasalso been the case withour girls.

The third of the threegifts that were allowedto open on Christmas Eve(because we wait to openthe rest of our gifts onChristmas morning) is themuch anticipated joke

gift. Yes, this is an unusualtradition and one that Ivenever heard of anotherfamily doing.

A month or so beforeChristmas, we exchangenames. For the person wedraw, we purchase ajoke gift for them thatrepresents something thathappened during the yearor that just relates tothem. This was started inmy mothers family and a

tradition that would makeour holidays complete.Some of the gifts are sillierthan others but theyalways make us smile,laugh and talk about whythat particular gift wasperfect for the recipient.

Maybe this list will giveyou some new ideas foryour family or youll juststick with your tried andtrue traditions.

I want to take a minuteto thank you for alwaystaking the time to readInside Lincoln, and onbehalf of myself and allthe The Lincoln NewsMessenger staff, we wantto wish you a wonderfulholiday season filled withlove and laughter withyour friends and family.

See you next year!

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Dr. Grover Lee,owner andwinemaker at WiseVilla Winery, toaststo an array of

selections ofaward-winningwines from hisvineyards. With himare his associatewinemaker, KevinLuther, and Leesdaughter andmanager, AllisonSpence. The wineryand bistro is openfor food pairingsand tastings fromWednesdays

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PHOTO BY DEBBIE

BROWN INSIDE

LINCOLN

The traditions that I

grew up with have

continued with my

family and they are

the hallmark of our

holiday celebrations.

START YOUR OWN

Holiday traditions are part of what make this time ofyear special for families. Here are a few ideas to getstarted: Make special foods or a unique meal Do a puzzle or other family activity

Give joke gifts Give specially selected ornaments Give hand-made clothing or gifts

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Downtown Lincoln is always decked out for the holiday festivities. In additionto regular shopping hours, Miracle on 5th Street on Dec. 7 will have manydowntown shops and restaurants open. At right, six-year-old Adriana Belltakes a break with her family during the holiday season at Whistle Stop Cafe.

BY DEBBIE BROWNINSIDE LINCOLN

The holiday season hasarrived!

If you took your queuefrom the larger chain

stores, it actually arrivedseveral months ago.We have been inundat-

ed with television, radioand web-based ads to getus into the spirit. I toldsomeone last week thatit's difficult to get excitedabout holiday shoppingwhen weve been seeingthe ads and watchingChristmas trees go up inthe stores for the last

three months.I do get excited about

holiday shopping forbeing able to patronizeour local businesses. The

difference betweenshopping with our localmerchants and takingyour shopping out toanother town is that notonly do our downtown

businesses offer uniquegifts, the holiday spirittruly comes across whendealing with local busi-ness owners.

Whether it's lookingfor a gift for a coworkeror purchasing somethingfor a family member,Lincoln business ownerscan offer you somethingunique that most otherstores cant, which is the

small hometown servicethat comes from a townlike Lincoln.

Here are just a few rea-sons to shop locally:

1) Spread the wealth -

When you shop locally,those dollars multiply.Local business often dobusiness with other localbusinesses, they bank

with local banks, theysometimes advertise inThe News Messenger anduse other local servicessuch as printers, account-

ing, legal assistance, etc.

2) Contributions abound Its the local businessesthat often help supportour charitable organiza-

tions. Whether its spon-soring Rotary or KiwanisClub events, donatingmoney to fund variousprograms with the local

schools or donating in-kind contributions orfunds to other events suchas Relay For Life, its often

the small mom and popbusinesses that thesegroups turn to when theseevents roll around.


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3) Service with a smile andmore - I repeatedly hear aboutliving in Lincoln that every-one is so friendly. I love walk-ing into a small store or restau-rant and having the proprietor

and staff know me by nameand sometimes know what Imlooking for to purchase or eat.Being a Bay Area transplant,over the last 12 years, I havemade a lot of friends who ownbusinesses downtown. Everytime I walk into one of thosebusinesses, I feel like Im wel-comed as if I were one of theirfamily members.

4) Nothing generic in your

shopping cart The downtownshops are going to offer uniqueitems for your shopping list.Even if youre looking to pur-chase something genericsuch as soap or candles, thosesometimes mundane itemswill take on a very personal-ized aspect when you pur-chase them locally. All the

shops Ive run across that sellthese items sell either hand-made, custom or locally-made

soaps and candles. There reallyis nothing ordinary aboutthem.

5) Save money! - What thehigh-profile chain stores try toconvey in their ads is that youll

save money by shopping there.Even if the item is less expen-sive, however, other factorssuch as driving 30 to 60 minutesmake it so you dont save themoney you anticipated. The

cost of fuel, wear and tear onyour car, having to stop forsomething to eat becauseyouve spent several hours run-ning in and out of stores, not tomention what your time isworth, are all going to makethat item less of a deal than youoriginally thought.

Regardless of the time of yearyoure shopping, dont forgetabout your local merchants.

Youll receive a great product,excellent service and youllrecycle your hard-earned mon-ey back into the economy.

Who knows? Maybe youllshop for a gift and walk out of astore by making a new friendwith the proprietor. What bettergift to give yourself than a newfriend?

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HANDMADE TREEYOU WILL NEED

Green, red, brown and any other

color you would like to add to yourcreation.

Paper, plate, tile or another surfaceyou would like to use as the back-

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Paintbrushes - at least one with a

very thin brush tip and a bigger one

for painting the feet.

Frame or plate stand to show off

your masterpiece.

Paint one hand green andpress down, beginning at palm,and moving toward fingers (besure to have fingers pointed up).Repeat with other hand and

alternate until the bottom rowof the tree branches is com-pleted (this will be determinedby the size of your childs hand).Move up the tree until all rowsof branches are complete.

Paint on the tree trunkWhen hand prints are dry, add

ornaments and embellishments.Frame your project after

youve written their name anddate on it.


BY DEBBIE BROWNINSIDE LINCOLN

My daughters are grown and the days of handmadeprojects from school are all but a distant memory.

Some of the items they created have survived manyChristmas holidays as the items have been removed

from the box where theyre lovingly stored year afteryear.

I treasure each gift the girls have made my husbandand me. I am always a little sad when I have to retiresomething because it broke beyond repair one toomany times.

With so many restrictions that have been put on theschools and teachers, holiday projects are not alwayssomething that can be created these days. But everychild should feel that joy of making something specialfor a friend or family member and each parent shouldbe able to look in their childs eyes to see the pure lovewith which the gift was created.

I remember being so excited as a child to give a hand-made gift to my parents that I could hardly avoid givingthem the gift early.

Here are some projects you can make with your child.In years to come, when they are 6 inches taller than you,these treasures will remind you of how they were onceso small.

Its little mementoes like these that help preserve yourkids childhoods and remind us that life is all too fleet-ing.

Handmade gifts

become morevaluable with age

Your child will need someassistance with the beginningsteps of the handmadeChristmas tree but your olderchild can take over fromthere. Four-year-old SamWhitten was able to add hisown embellishments to theChristmas craft that he madeand was ready to move on tohis next project.


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Green, red, brown and any other color you would like to add

to your creation.

Paper, plate, tile or another surface you would like to use as

the background.

Paintbrushes - at least one with a very thin brush tip and a

bigger one for painting the feet.

Frame or plate stand to show off your masterpiece.

Paint one foot green and press down with the heelin the center of the surface, followed by the toes.Repeat with the other foot.

After it is completely dry, paint a bow at the top ofthe footprints.

With other colors, you can add stars, lights, bells oranything else to embellish the creation.

Frame your project and enjoy for years to come.

Mistle toes can be framed if created on a piece of paper or you can put them on a tile or ceramicplate. Regardless of how you choose to display your creation, it adds a personal touch to your holidayseason and one that will make you smile when your childs foot is larger than yours!

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white, orange and black acrylic paint (other colors if you

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scarves)

Select your favorite ornament. For this one, I tooka clear ornament and spray painted it green.

After putting some white acrylic paint on a paperplate, dip your childs hand and dab off excess paint.

Carefully position their hand where you would likethe finger snowmen to be placed.

Once the snowmen are dry, paint on coal but-tons, eyes and mouth, as well as carrot nose.

Dont forget to write their name and the date onthe ornament. If this is your childs first Christmas, thiswould be a fun project to do every year so that youcan see how the snowmen grow year after year.

Here's a fun way to chronicle the size of yourkids hands year after year. You could even takeone finger from each person in your family tomake the snowmen.

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BY DEBBIE BROWN

INSIDE LINCOLN

With cookie exchanges being a sta-ple of the holiday season, I wantedto take the opportunity to share a

couple of recipes that are a staple in myhouse. One of them has been in the fam-ily for generations and is always part ofthe holiday cookie repertoire and theother is one that I havent made long butfriends cant get enough of.

Chewy Noels are something that mygrandmother made every year. Mygrandmother lived with us during mostof my childhood so we would watch hermake dozens and dozens of cookies andthen freeze them. Although she startedbaking in November, and she thoughtshe'd make plenty for the holiday sea-son, her four grandkids would alwaysfind their way to the cookies and deplete

her supply, thereby causing even morework for her.

Im sure we thought it was funny at thetime, but now that Im an adult, I canonly imagine how much extra work wecreated for her. At one point, my parentsdecided they needed a larger freezer, andmuch to my grandmothers delight, theypurchased one with a lock on it.

I do remember, however, that she nev-er was able to hide the key without one

of us finding it so I think grandma gaveup and just realized she needed to con-tinue baking those cookies.

I cant make, or eat, a Chewy Noelwithout thinking of Grandma Wandaand all the years I watched her bakethem. The recipe calls for walnuts, but if

you're allergic to them like I am, you cansubstitute another nut or even leave thenuts out altogether.

Bake cookies to bring the

holiday spirit to your house

CHEWY NOELSYOU WILL NEED

2 tablespoons butter

1 cup packed brown sugar

5 tablespoons all-purpose flour

1/8 teaspoon baking soda2 beaten eggs

1 teaspoon vanilla extract

1 cup chopped walnuts/nut of your

choice (or omit them altogether)

1/4 cup confectioners' sugar for dust-

ing

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.Melt the butter in a square bakingdish. Tilt the dish to coat all sides.Grandma found that putting it inthe refrigerator to let the butterharden a bit helped keep the

cookies from sticking.In a medium bowl, stir togetherthe brown sugar, flour and bakingsoda. Mix in the eggs and vanilla.Then stir in the walnuts. Pour overthe melted butter but do not stir.

Bake in a preheated oven for 20minutes or until the edges beginto brown. Cool, cut into squares,then dust with powdered sugar.


Chewy Noels have been a family favoritefor years. The cake-like outcome actuallymakes them more like a bar. Whethertheyre an actual cookie or a bar, youresure to love them!

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COOKIE BALLS

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60 vanilla wafers (approximately 1 box)1/3 cup mashed ripe bananas

6 ounces melted white chocolate

1/3 cup finely chopped pecans (or your nut of choice)

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Mix cream cheese, cookie crumbs and bananas.Shape into 1-inch balls and dip them into melted white chocolate. Place on a

wax paper-lined pan and then sprinkle with nuts and drizzle with melted choco-late.

Refrigerate 1 hour (or until firm).


Chocolate, banana and cookies make these Christmas Balls delicious! Iactually make these all year, but by the addition of some colored whitechocolate, you could make these festive for the holidays. Feel free to sub-stitute peanut butter for the cream cheese and graham crackers for thecookies.

This is a recipe that I often makethroughout the year but its great at holi-day time, as well.

The bananas add a freshness to some ofthe heavier items we consume at the hol-idays and they can also be changed up for

a holiday flair. Although it calls for achocolate drizzle, I sometimes dip them inchocolate and Ive thought about using

colored white chocolate to make themeven more festive. The great aspect aboutthis cookie is that its a no-bake item.When your oven is full of other holidaysweets, you can make this one on the side.

By substituting the cream cheese for

peanut butter and the vanilla wafers forgraham crackers, you can create a verydifferent version of this cookie.

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Eisleys Cyndi Davis stands surrounded by a sea of poinsettias in one of the nurserys greenhouses.

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The task of producingpoinsettias begins inJuly at Eisley Nursery.

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Each plug grows intoone flower. The cuttings

are distributed into 4-inch,6-inch, 8-inch and 10-inchpots filling 10 green-houses.

Then (the plants) are

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begins the long-night,short-day regimen thatproduces the colorfulbracts actually theleaves of the plant. Theblooming part is a tiny

cluster of yellow flowers inthe center.

The nursery has beengrowing poinsettias sincethe 1970s. Along withonsite retail sales, theres awholesale distribution net-work throughout North-ern California and includ-ing Reno and Carson City.

Over the years, moreand more varieties ofpoinsettias have comeonto the market. TheAuburn nursery has morethan a dozen types this

year.We carry your basic

red, white and pink,Davis said. Theres onethat is more of a purply-burgundy color. Weve gotsome that are orangeyred. Weve got speckledones, curly ones that have

We carry your basic red, white and pink.

Theres one that is more of a purply-burgundy

color. Weve got some that are orangey red.

Weve got speckled ones, curly ones that have

cool gnarly leaves and bracts. We have somethat are bi-color pink with white edges or

pink with white centers. So its a lot of variety.Cyndi Davis, Eisley Nursery assistant manager

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cool gnarly leaves andbracts. We have somethat are bi-color pinkwith white edges or pinkwith white centers. So itsa lot of variety.

Even with all the choic-es, many customers stillopt for the classic red ones.

Some of the unusualones that are also verypopular are jingle bells(red with white splotchesthat look like someonesplattered white paint onthem), she said. Cortez

burgundy is another pop-ular one. Ice Punch isprobably the newest one.Its very popular with alighter pink in the centerand darker pink towardthe edge of the bracts.

Whatever the color,poinsettias all need thesame care.

They cant be outdoorsovernight in our climate,Davis said. (They need)just a bright location, notnext to heat or a vent oropen door so they dontget too warm or too cold.

Smaller pots require

watering every two tothree days larger con-tainers less often.

Let them dry outbetween waterings be-cause they dont want tobe soggy, she said. (Thenurserys) watering sys-

tem has a mild fertilizer init. So when you get (theplant) home, you donthave to worry about that.

If they are in a goodlocation, poinsettias canlast six or eight weeks.

Ive had some at my

house last into the thirdmonth, Davis said. Theystart looking a littlescruffy but still have col-orful bracts.

And if you really dontwant to part with it, youcan keep your poinsettia

beyond that.After the season, once

it starts losing the bracts,then you would start feed-ing it regular houseplantfertilizer and just enjoy itas a green houseplantDavis said. During warmweather, they can be out-side in a morning-sun,

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Eisley Nursery in Auburn has more than a dozen types of pointsettias this year.

They cant be out-

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our climate. (They

need) just a bright

location, not next

to heat or a vent or

open door so they

dont get too warm

or too cold.Cyndi Davis, Eisley Nurseryassistant manager

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BY TRISH GRENFELLPLACER COUNTY MASTER GARDENER

Question: What is thedifference between a frostand a freeze and howdoes each affect plants?

Answer: To answer yourvery astute questionabout the affect of cold ongrowing plants, I mustadd a third category: achill, which can damagesome plants by injuringtheir parts with tempera-

tures above the freezingpoint.If you purchased the

plant, it is likely that youreceived information giv-ing you the lowest tem-perature the plant couldsustain without injury.Plants of tropical or sub-tropical origin are mostsusceptible. Chilling-injured leaves maybecome purple or reddish

and in some cases wilt.Both flowers and fruit ofsensitive species can beinjured.

In defining a freeze vs. afrost, I think it is impor-tant to know how theNational Weather Serviceuses those terms.

When your local mete-orologist issues an adviso-ry in spring or fall, this iswhat he/she is means: 1)Frost is when the temper-ature of the Earths surfacefalls below 32 degreescausing the formation ofthin ice crystals that can

cover the ground and oth-er cold surfaces. 2) Freezeis when the temperatureis expected to remainunder 32 degrees for anextended period of time.

These terms are impor-tant to know becauseboth can drastically affectgrowth. Since a frost aloneis temporary, all you mayneed to do is protect ten-der plants by covering

them or bringing themindoors the night before afrost is predicted. You canthen uncover them once

the temperature climbsback up during the day. Afreeze, meanwhile, gener-ally spells the end of thegrowing season for tenderplants.

For more informationon how frost and freezesactually injure the plants(using slightly different

definitions of the terms),please read pages 133 to138 in Abiotic Disordersof Landscape Plants: aDiagnostic Guide. (UCPublication 3420).

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afternoon-shade loca-tion. Then, in about Sep-tember, start to mimicthe long-night, short-daytreatment again. If you letthem grow on their ownin nature, they wouldbloom about March.

The most commonmistakes are over water-ing or under watering.The plants also needcareful handling theyare very brittle so theybreak easily.

They are intolerant ofweather, Davis said. Ifyou take them out in therain, it will spot the

bracts. Because they arebrittle, the wind candamage the branches.

When choosing poin-settias, make sure the lit-tle flowers in the centerare not open yet or just

starting to open. Whenthey are fully

open, it is a sign the plantis older and will have lesstable or shelf life to it, sheexplained.

At Avantgarden inDowntown Auburn, own-er Kim Wright said sheuses a lot of poinsettias indecorating her home forChristmas.

To add color to herlarge potted plants, sheputs a row of 4-inch con-tainers of poinsettiasaround the inside edge.

So all you can see isthe foliage, she said.

Theyre also great for atable.

Put poinsettias in abasket and stick in somepots of ivy for a nice lowcenterpiece, she said.

Or use the flowers tobrighten the entryway larger poinsettias will cre-ate more wow factor.

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Friends and colleagues in theprofession found his revelationto be particularly offensive.When the background of thisgentleman was reviewed, itturns out that he had lost his vet-erinary license and was nolonger in private practice.

Is this a gentleman with somesort of ax to grind? Or is this a

person, as my mother taughtme, accusing others of what hehimself is capable of doing?

Yellow journalism used to bediscouraged but we all know

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ins that our us time mustbe spent completing diag-nostics, medical records,checking on patients,returning phone calls,emergency surgeries the list goes on. The occa-sion we get off work ontime is so rare, its causefor celebration. Vetsalmost ALWAYS stay latefor clients and their pets.

9. Pulling up aninjectable drug with oneneedle and switching outthe needle so your pet getsa new perfectly sharp andless painful needle for theinjection.

8. Using high-qualitysurgical practices.

7. Bathing your pet.

6.Putting in phone timewith you. How often can

you get your medical doc-tor on the phone to dis-cuss symptoms or testresults with you?

5.Putting in phone timewith other vets. Are youaware that most vetsspend time on their ownclock consulting with oth-er vets about unusual cas-es?

4. Reviewing adversereactions of medicationswith you.

3. Typing up personal-ized instructions for youto read at home with testsperformed, your petsdiagnosis, what thatmeans and the step-by-

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2. Grieving with you.Your tears are not the onlyones shed when that sad

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1. Saving you money. Aveterinarian who wants topractice quality medicineand keep your budget inmind will offer to writeyou a prescription whenpossible to get genericdrugs elsewhere.

Develop a relationshipwith your veterinarian. Bea part of the decision-making team when itcomes to your pets health.Trust is earned and mostveterinarians work hard toearn that trust.

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The traditional downtownparade, followed by live musicand tree lighting in BeermannPlaza, is set for Saturday, Dec. 7.Please contact the Chamberoffice for specific participantdetails. We welcome all of youto be involved in one of Lin-colns most established andbeloved holiday customs.

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lighting ceremony andchoral performances.Some non-profit groups

will sell hot drinks, good-ies and mistletoe. TheDowntown Lincoln Asso-ciation is also sponsoring

a business open housefrom 4 to 8 p.m. withmany of the downtownmerchants extendingtheir Saturday hours.

Wednesday, Dec. 11th NetMix hosted by TakeShape for Life at 5:30 p.m.at the Holiday Inn Expresson Ferrari Ranch Road inLincoln.

Watch for the BusinessExcellence Awards ballotsthis month and be sure tonominate for those mem-ber businesses that arebest fulfilling the cate-gories listed. The AnnualBusiness Excellence

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For more informationon any of the events listed,please check online at lin-colnshowcase.com, or callus at the chamber office at645-2035.

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The annual tree lighting ceremony and choral performances will be held after the Christmas parade onDec. 7, as well as a business open house from 4 to 8 p.m.

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Roseville Chapter No. 9of the Widowed PersonsAssociation Newcomersget together from noon to 3p.m. at Sizzlers Restaurant,1850 Douglas Blvd.Roseville the first Thursdayof each month. Info: Linda

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South Placer Womens Net-working Group Meets8:30 a.m. at Mimis Caf onGroveland Lane, Lincoln.Info: Kristina at 295-9025.

Lincoln Rotary meeting Begins at noon in the Lin-coln Womans Clubhouseat the corner of 5th and

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Mother Goose on theLoose Two sessions areavailable at 10:30 a.m. and

11:30 a.m. at the TwelveBridges Library. Info: 434-2410 or libraryatlincoln.org.

League of Women VotersPlacer County Monthlymeeting runs from 11:30a.m. to 1 p.m. at MaxsRestaurant, 110 Grass Val-ley Highway in Auburn. Withguest speaker Suzie Fosset,executive director of Gath-ering Inn. Lunch is $15 andthe public is invited. Noreservations needed. Info:

Bernadette OKeefe [email protected] orlwvplacercounty.org.

Karaoke night Runs from7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,731 Sterling Parkway, in theRaleys Shopping Center.Family fun night by Baugh-man Productions open toeveryone.

Karaoke night Starts at 9p.m. at Dillians Bar & Grill,605 Lincoln Blvd. Info: 434-8171.

DJ Dancing Runs from 9

p.m. to midnight at NY Piz-za, 155 Joiner Parkway,Suite 600. Info: 645-9112.

FRIDAY, DEC. 6

Holiday Boutique at ArtCenter of Lincoln Runsfrom 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at

the Art Center, 580 6th St.Homemade gifts, arts andcrafts, and gift shop.

Lincoln Community BloodDrive Runs from 3 to 7p.m. at Veterans MemorialHall, 541 5th St. Sponsoredby Lincoln Rotary Club ofLincoln. No appointmentnecessary. Info: call Gayle at416-9922.

Lincoln Multiple Sclerosisholiday meeting 12 noon

at Mimis Caf, on Grove-land Ln. Individual pay fromthe menu, all interested par-ties are welcome. Info: and

reservations call MarilynSharp at 434-6898.

15th annual Nativity drive-thru Runs from 7 to 10p.m. at Roseville Seventh-day Adventist Church, 914Cirby Way. Free fun for theentire family. Live animalsand actors. Info: rosevilles-dachurch.org/nativity.

Friday night karaoke Runs from 9:30 p.m. to 1a.m. at Orchid Thai Cuisine,

835 Twelve Bridges Blvd.Features karaoke and danc-ing provided by KJ PapaGene & Baughman Pro-

ductions. Info: 543-9988.

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DJ Dancing Runs from 9p.m. to midngith at NY Piz-za, 155 Joiner Parkway,Suite 600. Info: 645-9112.

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different variety every weekof homemade gifts, art andcrafts, and gift shop items.

Annual parade and treelighting and downtownLights of Lincoln - Starts at4:30 p.m. along 5th Street.With live music and treelighting following. Info:Chamber of Commerce at645-2035.

Christmas at the NorthPole Runs from 11 a.m. to8 p.m. at Lincoln BrandFeeds Building, 424 LincolnBlvd. More than 10 Santa

locations, fun for wholefamily. Info: www.facebook.com/LincolnBrandFeeds.

Seventh annual LittleSchool Houses Annual Hol-iday Bazaar Runs from 9a.m. to 2 p.m. at the LittleSchool House, 801 East Ave.With more than 40 vendors,start and finish your holidayshopping in one location.

Photos with Santa from 11a.m. to 1 p.m. with the costof $10.

Candy Cane Lane Runsfrom 1 to 4 p.m. at BaysideChurch, 2800 NicolausDrive. Fun for entire family.Play in snow, bounce hous-

es, decorate cookies, or takephoto with Santa. Info:BaysideLincoln.com.

Service of Remembrance Held from 3 to 4:30 p.m. atCenterpoint CommunityChurch Chapel, 515 SunriseAve., Roseville, for anyonewho has recently experi-enced the death of some-one dear. This service is toremember them this Christ-mas time. Info 782-3186.

Sixth annual Lincoln HillsHoliday Home tour Runsfrom 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Visit six new homes thisyear in Sun City LincolnHills. Tickets are $20 foradults and $10 for children.Sponsored by Lincoln Kiwa-nis. Call Sheila at 408-2640,Mary at 543-8861 orIsabelle at 253-7697 fortickets.

15th annual Nativity drive-thru See Friday, Dec. 6 list-

ing for details.


Karaoke Runs from 9 p.m.to midnight at NY Pizza,155 Joiner Parkway, Suite100. Info: 645-9112.

Karaoke Runs from 9 p.m.to midnight at Orchid ThaiCuisine, 835 Twelve BridgesDrive. Features karaoke anddancing by KJ Papa Gene& Baughman Productions.Info: 543-9988.


MONDAY, DEC. 9

TOPS Night meetingweigh-in is 5:15 p.m. andmeeting is at 5:30 p.m. atCentury 21 office, 801 Ster-ling Parkway. Meetings areopen to everyone. Info: Ginaat 645-1256.

Art League of LincolnOpen membership meet-

ings Held the secondMonday of each month at 3p.m. in the first floor CityHall meeting room. Info:209-3499 or [email protected].

TUESDAY, DEC. 10

Voices of Lincoln Toast-masters club Meeting isat 6:30 p.m. at the TwelveBridges Library. The commu-nity is welcome to attend.Club meets the second andfourth Tuesday.

WEDNESDAY,DEC. 11

NetMix Mixer Runs 5:30to 7 p.m. the secondWednesday of each month.Locations vary. Call theChamber of Commerce fordetails at 645-2035.

Karaoke night Starts at 9p.m. at Dillians Bar & Grill,605 Lincoln Blvd. Info: 434-

8171.

Art League of Lincolnreception Runs from 5 top.m. for members and 6 to7:30 p.m. for public at theArt League Gallery, 580 6thSt. There are new eventsand exhibits every month.Info: 209-3499 or [email protected].

THURSDAY, DEC. 12

TOPS Take Off PoundsSensibly meeting is 10 a.m.at St. James Church, 479 LSt. Info: Jackie Burnett at

408-3024.


Sierra Bonsai Club Meets7 to 9 p.m. behind the Plac-er Buddhist Church in Pen-ryn every second Thursday

of the month. Welcome toall interested in the historyof this ancient Asian art.Info: [email protected]

Womens Success Today Monthly meeting is at 1:30p.m. at Claim Jumpers inRoseville. Guests welcome.Info: WomensSuccessToday.com

Lincoln Rotary meeting Starts at noon in the LincolnWomans Clubhouse at thecorner of 5th and E streets.Info: lincolncarotary.org.

Mother Goose on theLoose Two sessions areavailable at 10:30 a.m. and11:30 a.m. at The TwelveBridges Library. Info: 434-2410 or libraryatlincoln.org.

Networking Brunch Starts at 10 a.m. at Villa DelRey, 1660 3rd St. Lincoln.RSVP by Dec. 6 to Jennifer


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Karaoke night Runsfrom 7-11 p.m. at SterlingCaf, 731 Sterling Park-way, in the Raleys Shop-ping Center. Family funnight by Baughman Pro-ductions open to every-one.

Karaoke night Starts at 9

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DJ Dancing Runs from 9p.m. to midnight at NY Piz-za, 155 Joiner Parkway,Suite 600. Info: 645-9112.

FRIDAY, DEC. 13

Holiday Boutique at ArtCenter of Lincoln Runs

from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. atthe Art Center, 580 6th St.Homemade gifts, arts andcrafts, and gift shop.

15th annual Nativity drive-thru Runs from 7 to 10p.m. at Roseville Seventh-day Adventist Church, 914Cirby Way. Free fun for theentire family. Live animalsand actors. Info: rosevilles-

dachurch.org/nativity.

Friday night karaoke Runs from 9:30 p.m. to 1a.m. at Orchid Thai Cuisine,835 Twelve Bridges Blvd.Features karaoke and danc-ing provided by KJ PapaGene & Baughman Pro-

ductions. Info: 543-9988.

Band Starts at 9 p.m. atDillians Bar & Grill, 605 Lin-coln Blvd. Info: 434-8171.

DJ Dancing Runs from 9

p.m. to midnight at NY Piz-za, 155 Joiner Parkway,Suite 600. Info: 645-9112.

SATURDAY, DEC. 14

Holiday Boutique at ArtCenter of Lincoln Runsfrom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. atArt Gallery, 580 6th St. Adifferent variety every weekof homemade gifts, art and

crafts, and gift shop items.


Karaoke Runs from 9 p.m.to midnight at NY Pizza,155 Joiner Parkway, Suite

100. Info: 645-9112.

Karaoke Runs from 9 p.m.to midnight at Orchid ThaiCuisine, 835 Twelve BridgesDrive. Features karaoke anddancing by KJ Papa Gene

& Baughman Productions.Info: 543-9988.


15th annual Nativity drive-thru See Friday, Dec. 13listing for details.

SUNDAY, DEC. 15

Christmas open house atKitten Central Drop inanytime between 2 and 6p.m. at Kitten Central, 5130Fruitvale Road, Newcastle.Enjoy sounds of the season,eggnog and hors doeuvres.Visit with the foster volun-teers and meet some of the

most important visitors,the kittens. Info: kitten-centralofplacercounty.com.


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MONDAY, DEC. 16

TOPS Night meetingweigh-in is 5:15 p.m. andmeeting is at 5:30 p.m. atCentury 21 office, 801 Ster-ling Parkway. Meetings are

open to everyone. Info: Ginaat 645-1256.

TUESDAY, DEC. 17

Joint Government Rela-tions Committee meeting Starts at 7:30 a.m. andhosted by the Lincoln AreaChamber of Commerce.Location to be announced.

Lincoln Hills RepublicanClub meeting Doors openat 6:30 p.m. with speakersat 7 p.m. at Kilaga SpringsPresentation Hall. Withguest speakers Congress-man Tom McClintock andhis former chief of staff, IgorBirman, who is running forthe congressional seat inneighboring District 7.

Everyone is invited toattend.

WEDNESDAY,DEC. 18

Caring for the Caregiver Meets at 10 a.m. at Villa DelRey Assisted Living Commu-nity, 1660 3rd St. Villa Del

Rey Assisted living caregiversupport group is open to allfriends and family the thirdWednesday of the month.RSVP to 645-0106.


THURSDAY, DEC. 19TOPS Take Off PoundsSensibly meeting is 10 a.m.at St. James Church, 479 LSt. Info: Jackie Burnett at408-3024.

Single Travelers Mixer Meets from 4 to 5:30 p.m.Hosted by Club Cruise &Travel at 851 Sterling Park-

way near Raleys shoppingcenter. Free invites open tosingles looking to network

with future fun travel com-panions. Info: 543-6020.


Lincoln Rotary meeting Meets at noon in the Lin-coln Womans Clubhouse atthe corner of 5th and Estreets. Info: lincolncaro-tary.org.

Mother Goose on theLoose Two sessions are

available at 10:30 a.m. and11:30 a.m. at the TwelveBridges Library. Info: 434-2410 or libraryatlincoln.org.


Karaoke night Starts at 9p.m. at Dillians Bar & Grill,

605 Lincoln Blvd. Info: 434-8171.


FRIDAY, DEC. 20

Holiday Boutique at ArtCenter of Lincoln Runsfrom 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. atthe Art Center, 580 6th St.Homemade gifts, arts and

crafts, and gift shop.

Friday night karaoke Runs from 9:30 p.m. to 1a.m. at Orchid Thai Cuisine,835 Twelve Bridges Blvd.Features karaoke and danc-ing provided by KJ PapaGene & Baughman Pro-ductions. Info: 543-9988.

Deejay Tim performs Starts at 9 p.m. at DilliansBar & Grill, 605 LincolnBlvd. Info: 434-8171.

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Winter begins

Holiday Boutique at ArtCenter of Lincoln Runsfrom 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at

Art Gallery, 580 6th St. Adifferent variety every weekof homemade gifts, art andcrafts, and gift shop items.

Karaoke night Runs from7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,

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TUESDAY, DEC. 24

Voices of Lincoln Toast-masters Club Meeting isat 6:30 p.m. at the TwelveBridges Library. The commu-nity is welcome to attend.Club meets the second andfourth Tuesday.

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TOPS Take Off PoundsSensibly meeting is 10 a.m.at St. James Church, 479 L

St. Info: Jackie Burnett at408-3024.

South Placer Womens Net-working Group Meets8:30 a.m. at Mimis Caf onGroveland Lane, Lincoln.

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Lincoln Rotary meeting Meets at noon in the Lin-coln Womans Clubhouse atthe corner of 5th and Estreets. Info: lincolncaro-tary.org.

Mother Goose on theLoose Two sessions areavailable 10:30 a.m. and11:30 a.m. at the TwelveBridges Library. Info: call434-2410 or visit library-atlincoln.org.

Karaoke night Runs from7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,731 Sterling Parkway, in the

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Friday night karaoke

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Karaoke night Runs from7-11 p.m. at Sterling Caf,731 Sterling Parkway, in theRaleys Shopping Center.Family fun night by Baugh-man Productions open to

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