Peninsula People Nov 2017
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Assistance League hosts back to school shopping<br />
Art2Go second annual art sale<br />
around&about<br />
Dana School students and volunteers who participated in the the Assistance<br />
League back to school shopping program (left to right) Andrew<br />
Lozano, Edward Ruiz, Griselda Salgado, Valeria Belanzo, Romeshia<br />
Banks, Destiny Alari, Daniela Alari and Helen Sandoval. Photo by Sharon<br />
Cole<br />
n The Assistance League San Pedro-South Bay hosted their shopping program<br />
for middle school students identified as being in financial need. Participating middle<br />
schools included Rudecinda Sepulveda Dodson in Rancho Palos Verdes and<br />
Richard Dana Middle School in San Pedro. Over 300 students had an opportunity<br />
to spend $100 on school apparel. The Assistance League is a national nonprofit<br />
organization. To learn more about the Assistance League San Pedro-South Bay<br />
contact Michele at (310) 832-8355, ext. 221.<br />
Tony Sr. celebrates 90th birthday<br />
n Tony Arminio Sr. recently celebrated his 90th birthday with a large family<br />
gathering at the Palos Verdes Golf Club. Family traveled from all over the United<br />
States and as far away as Japan to wish him well. Arminio has been a Palos<br />
Verdes Estates resident since 1969 when he moved here with his wife Anita and<br />
their six children, all of whom attended Palos Verdes High School. Tony enjoyed<br />
a 50 year career in executive sales management for Electrolux. He is an Emeritus<br />
Trustee of the Providence Little Company of Mary Foundation Board and a member<br />
of both the Palos Verdes Golf Club and the Palos Verdes Breakfast Club, where<br />
he is well known for his mentorship and storytelling skills.<br />
Clouds, an original oil on canvas by Jean Comings of Rancho Palos<br />
Verdes will be exhibited at the Art2Go sale.<br />
n Art enthusiasts and the general community are welcome to attend the second<br />
annual Art2Go event. Doors open at 3 p.m. Saturday, <strong>Nov</strong>ember 18 at Destination<br />
Art Studios and Gallery, 1815 W. 213rd Street in Torrance. Over 300 original<br />
paintings will be exhibited, in all styles and media created by 22 studio and<br />
gallery artists, as well as 60 associate artists. Art2Go endeavors to increase<br />
awareness of art as essential to the flourishing of the human spirit. Destination Art<br />
is a non-profit art studio and gallery cooperative in Downtown Torrance dedicated<br />
to public education in fine art.<br />
Scary garden party at Orchard Supply Hardware<br />
Stephanie Sanders and Chris Tabellario show ways to scare off garden<br />
pests. Photo by Stephanie Cartozian<br />
Tony Arminio is surrounded by his family members (left to right, back row)<br />
Mark Arminio, Tony Arminio Jr., Rosanne Farnum, Anita O’Hara, Maria<br />
Arminio and (front row) Caroline Somers.<br />
n Palos Verdes’ new Orchard Supply Hardware store presented “Fright Weekend”<br />
on October 13-15 for the little ghouls on the peninsula. Among the many<br />
activities were “Frank’s Friends Craft,” where kids learned to make a spider from<br />
a terracotta pot and then add spindly legs and googly eyes. Pumpkin carving<br />
demos and spooky scavenger hunts were led by store staff. PEN<br />
74 <strong>Peninsula</strong> • <strong>Nov</strong>ember <strong>2017</strong>