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Page 2 December 4, 2014 Community Briefs Neptunian December Activities  Neptunians wrapping packages for a satisfied customer. Photo by Lynne S. Gross. Mormons Celebrate 60 Years in Manhattan Beach WE CAN SELL YOUR ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES FOR YOU ON eBay NOW is the Season to SHARE Bring any unwrapped gift, gift card or nonperishable food item to Studio Antiques and it will be donated to C.A.S.E. for our neighbors who need help this season. 337 Richmond St El Segundo 310-322-3895 9-5:30 studioantiques.com Dora Seiffer, Jennifer Berlinger, Cathy Brooks and Deirdre Gurney. Photo by Wendy Finster. Above: Petros Benekos and Rick Ascher. Photo by Christina Murphy. Left: Andy Johnson, Fred Sohegian, Fred Sohegian, Sr. and Steve Zislis. Photo by Christina Murphy Studio Antiques from front page new again. “Every year, the store reinvents itself,” a trend which Sally credits to Laurence, and the two of them have begun holding their own in-store auctions, a trend they hope to continue monthly. Customers can come preview the items beforehand (in fact, it’s essential to do so), and then can come prepared to bid on whatever strikes their fancy. The Martins are looking for clients with items to sell on consignment that then can be sold at auction. So if you have things around that need a new home, and you think they could be valuable, consider an auction. If nothing else, you can drop by the store to find out what kind of fun Laurence and Sally are having. You might meet someone from Norway or Singapore, who’s just there for the day. And you will probably come away with something too. That’s just the way things are. • The Neptunian Woman’s Club of Manhattan Beach will be undertaking two important fundraising events during December. One will be a bake sale Sunday, December 14, just prior to the annual Christmas fireworks on the Manhattan Beach pier, The proceeds from the sale will go to the local Roundhouse Aquarium so that it can continue its programs related to teaching people about the oceans, marine life, and the environment. The women will have a table at the corner of Manhattan Avenue and Manhattan Beach Boulevard where, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., they will be selling sweets such as cookies, brownies, cupcakes, and hot chocolate. Coffee and water will also be available. Drop by for a sweet taste Members of the Manhattan Beach Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints are celebrating two important milestones this year: 60 years as a ward (congregation) and the 50th anniversary of the completion of the Manhattan Beach (L-R): Christa Drescher, Anne Collard, Amanda Massie, Robyn Perkins, Wendy Finster, Christina Murphy, Jennifer McManus, Marta Costello, Diana Suzanne Ascher and Jill Johnson. Photo by Mohr Music. Manhattan Beach City Councilmembers David Lesser and Mark Burton present an official proclamation to Bishop Dale Ford of the Manhattan Beach Ward. Photo by Khoa Tran. and a good cause. In addition, the women will be available at the Manhattan Beach Village Shopping Center (3200 North Sepulveda Boulevard) to make your Christmas presents look special. Just come by the booth near the middle of the mall, select your box size and the wrapping paper you prefer, and they will do the rest—adding ribbons, bows, and other elements to make your Christmas giving festive. The booth will be open most days from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. from December 6 through December 24. The cost for the wrapping is dependent on the size of the package. All the women are donating their time, with the proceeds from the wrapping going to scholarships for Mira Costa seniors. Waterleaf Interior Hosts Grand Reopening Waterleaf Interiors and Waterleaf Home and Gift hosted Grand Re-Opening events Thursday November 6th with an open house for the public in the afternoon and private events in the evening. Specializing in California & Coastal Chic interiors, Manhattan Beach residents Jill Johnson and Suzanne Ascher launched Waterleaf eight years ago in the historic Metlox Center.   With their success, the company has expanded its space to over 2000 square feet, housing a design center, furniture retailer as well as a home and gift store.  Missionaries of the Church took a break to join in the celebration! Photo by Khoa Tran. Chapel. A celebration was held at the Chapel on the evening of Saturday, November 15. In Manhattan Beach, Church members are active in the community and are committed to making a positive difference in our neighborhoods and communities. • Sally and Laurence Martin, center, with Tom (left) and Anna (right), who came to visit the Martins from Norway. Photo by Laura Sorensen.


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