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Message from our President

President — Ross Silver VP — John Mitchell Treas/Sec — Sandy Maister Director — Gene Amico Director — Susan Fagan Seacrest Services, Inc. Property Mgr: Bob Loperfido, PH: 561-697-4990 Toll free: 1-888-828-6464 FAX: 561-697-4779 Email: rloperfido@seacrestservices.com Newsletter Editor, Ads, & Web-site - Ava Schutzman, newsletter@coraltracehoa.com

The 2016 Board

Hi neighbors, The good news is that Hurricane Matthew did not directly hit Delray Beach. Unfortunately the lightening strikes and high winds did considerable damage to our community:

Four cameras were destroyed as was the recorder.

Two wireless transmitters were fried. The replacements are installed and up and running.

The computer board for the entry pedestal was also severely damaged, which is why our gate is currently in the up position. The new computer board has been ordered and we hope to have it installed shortly.

Two irrigation pumps were also destroyed and should be functioning this week.

A 25' coconut palm imploded at the gate and four oleander trees shat-tered.

We will address these issues as well. Meanwhile your lawn is getting dry, so please water it. Just a friendly reminder, guest parking is for guests only. We would prefer not to tow your vehicle, however, we will if necessary. Our annual budget meeting is on October 21, 2016 at 7 pm in the clubhouse. Until next time, Ross

November LANDSCAPING Schedule is NOT YET AVAILABLE. Please check website For updates. Mow Grass — Trim Bushes — IPM — Insect treatment hardwood trees —

NOTICE ALL violations and complaints should be reported to our property manager, Bob Lop-erfido at Seacrest Services, NOT to individual Board mem-bers. Use the Seacrest Work Order and tracking system online or

call 1-888-828-6464.

1-Day Rental of the Club-house Social Room is $150 plus a $150 security deposit. Contact Bob Loperfido, our prop-erty manager at Seacrest.

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Some highlights coming up for Oct-Nov-Dec 2016 see locations and contact information on page 3 Oct 29th: Broadway Songbook at 2:30 and 7 PM, Crest Theater– hear talented young people perform your favorite Broadway tunes. Tix only $15.

The Wick Theater is featuring They’re Playing Our Song starring Broadway’s Andrea McArdle - October 13—November 5. The Wick is in Bo-ca, but just over the Delray Beach border on Federal Highway. Check it out!

The Secret Comedy of Women: Girls Only: October 26-30, Kravis Center. This show is about all things girlie – from teenage diaries and month-ly drama to slumber parties and pantyhose – at a show that celebrates the silly side of being female. Former teacher Barbara Gehring and actor/writer Linda Klein serve up a mix of sketch comedy, audience participation and riotous songs and videos that are suitable for age 12 and older.

FAU Jazz Band: October 30, University Theater. Directed by Major Bai-ley, the Jazz Band features performances of popular selections from the wonderful tradition of the American Big Band, and contemporary works for the modern jazz ensemble.

Nov. 3 at 8:00 PM—Kravis Center, West Palm Beach. Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo—We Live For Love Tour.

Nov. 3rd and Dec. 1st: Silent Disco at the Fieldhouse, Old School Square—unique club experience 9 pm—12 am. http://oldschoolsquare.org/events/silent-disco-2/

Free Friday Concerts at Old School Square—Fall Series:

October 28 Joel Dasilva & The Midnight Howl (Blues)

November 4 Big City Dogs (Classic Rock)

November 11 Extasy (Latin/Top 40/ Rock)

November 18 Solid Brass (Classic Rock/ R&B)

November 25 Pocket Change (Dance/Top 40/Motown)

December 2 The Long Run (Eagles Tribute)

Nov. 5 at 8 PM: The ALUMINUM SHOW—Kravis Center. Heavy metal takes on a new meaning in The Aluminum Show, a bold, multisensory explo-sion that transforms visual theater, dance and humor into an otherworldly experience. Pulsating music, remote-controlled creatures and outlandish costumes accompany this U.S. premiere tour journey to a futuristic planet made of aluminum. From giant tubes morphing into dancing ductwork to flexi-ble pipes wiggling their way into the audience, this mind-boggling bash is both family friendly and unforgettable.

Nov. 9th 4 PM: Lecture at FAU, University Theater: The Presidency of Abraham Lincoln at 150 Years: Lessons for a New Age. Prof. Steven Engle. Tix $25.

Nov. 10th 7 PM TANGO! at FAU - University Theatre, Boca Raton. The Latin GRAMMY® nominated Quinteto Leopoldo Federico from Colombia will be performing contemporary tango arrangements and new works from their soon-to-be recorded second album through Hoot/Wisdom Recordings.

Nov. 10th 7 PM at Crest Theater: Humpty Dumpty and the Big Book of Nursery Rhymes—Family Theater. Tix $25 adult, $15 students

Nov. 11-20, Studio One Theater at FAU in Boca Raton: The Diary of Anne Frank.

Nov 13th 5 PM at FAU’s Carole and Barry Kaye Performing Arts Auditorium, 777 Glades Rd., Boca Raton: The South Florida Symphony presents the first of two pops concerts, A Celebration of the Great American Songbook.

Delray Beach/area Entertainment Events

by Ava Schutzman, Editor

Nov. 18th 8-10 PM at Crest Theater: VoicePlay. A unique thea-ter experience, five guys recreating the orchestrated sound of an

entire musical production with nothing but the human voice. Tix $25 adult, $15 students.

Nov 15-20th at Kravis Center - The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Kravis on Broadway series. Performances at 2 and 8 PM. Tix start at $27.

Nov. 20th at 3 PM—Piano Faculty Perform their Favorites—at FAU’s University Theater in Boca Raton. Join our acclaimed piano faculty as they perform their favorite works. Heather Coltman, Feruza Dadabaeva, David Hammer, Philip Hinton, Irena Kofman, and David Rossow. Tix $20.

Nov 21 PM—4-5:30 PM Lecture at FAU University Theater -Election 2016: Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy featuring Dr. Jeffrey Morton

Nov. 28 at 8 PM—Melissa Etheridge's Holiday Trio: Kravis Cen-ter in West Palm Beach—In a very special holiday show, Grammy Award winner Melissa Etheridge performs festive favorites from her holiday album A New Thought For Christmas along with her huge hits, such as Come to My Window and I’m the Only One.

Dec. 1-18—FAU Theater Lab at Parliament Hall, Boca Raton. This Random World turns the myth of serendipity on its head, using a comic premise of missed opportunities to explore the most serious of things. From an ailing woman who plans one final trip, to her daughter planning one great escape and her son falling prey to a prank gone wrong -- this funny, intimate and heartwarming play pre-sents the life that may be happening just out of reach of our own. 13 showings at either 3 or 7:30 PM. Tix $35.

Dec. 2nd 7 PM at FAU Boca Raton University Theater: FAU Wind Ensemble—Pictures at an Exhibition. Tix $10.

Dec. 3rd 7 PM at Old School Square: Carols by Candlelight—pop stars from Little River Band sing holiday favorites—fun for entire family. Tix $15 adult, $5 students

Dec. 4th 7 PM at Old School Square: Shanghai Acrobats of the Peoples Republic of China. Tix $25 adult, $15 students

Musical “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” - Dec. 3-18 at Delray Beach Playhouse. Tix $30.

Dec. 6-11 at Kravis Center—8 performances at 2 or 8 PM—Kravis on Broadway Series: AN AMERICAN IN PARIS is the new Tony Award-winning musical about an American soldier, a mysterious French girl and an indomitable European city, each yearning for a new beginning in the aftermath of war. Acclaimed director/choreographer and 2015 Tony Award winner Christopher Wheeldon brings the magic and romance of Paris in perfect harmony with un-forgettable songs from George and Ira Gershwin in the show that earned more awards than any other musical in the 2014-15 season.

Imagine: The Life and Song of John Lennon—Dec. 7 at 2 PM at Delray Beach Playhouse—performed by The PinkSlip Duo, Joan Friedenberg and Bill Bowen and lyrics will be projected for audience singalong. Tix $25.

Musical Memories “There’s No Business Like Show Business” celebrating Irving Berlin on Broadway—Dec. 11-22 at Delray Beach Playhouse. Tix $30.

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Delray Beach/area Entertainment Venues

by Ava Schutzman, Editor

EDITOR’S THEATER GUIDE Delray Beach

Delray Beach Center for the Arts—Crest Theater, The Fieldhouse, and the School of Creative Arts

http://www.DelrayArts.org 561-243-7922

Delray Playhouse—shows $30 and very good http://www.delraybeachplayhouse.com 561-272-1281 x4

Arts Garage—180 NE 1st Street Delray Beach 561-450-6357

Delray Marketplace—MusicFest concerts-Free Thursday nights 6-8 PM—14851 Lyons Rd., 561-865-4613 http://www.delraymarket.com

Boca Raton

South Florida Symphony performances at FAU http://www.southfloridasymphony.org 954-522-8445

Outre' Theatre Company Boca Raton 954-300-2149 http://www.outretheatrecompany.com

Slow Burn Theatre 954-323-7884 http://www.slowburntheatre.org

The Wick Theater http://www.thewick.org on 7901 N. Federal Hwy, Boca Raton near Delray. 561-995-2333

Willow Theater at Sugar Sand Park http://www.willowtheatre.org/

FAU University Theatre http://www.fauevents.com

Boca Raton Theatre Guild 561-347-3948 http://www.brtg.org Sugar Sand Park

Marquee Theater Company in West Boca on 12811 Glades Rd. 9 5 4 . 3 4 0 . 5 2 9 6

http://www.marqueetheatercompany.com/

Mizner Park Amphitheater www.centre4artsboca.com Boynton Beach

Stage Left Theater at Boynton Beach Playhouse Call 561-301-5404 for tickets. Shows $19-23 per tix, http://www.stagelefttheatre.net/ Coral Springs

Coral Springs Center for the Arts (954) 344-5990 http://www.coralspringscenterforthearts.org

Broward Stage Door Theatre, 954-344-7765 http://www.stagedoortheatre.com Ft. Lauderdale

Broward Center for the Performing Arts http://www.broward.org 954-462-0222

Parker Playhouse West Palm Beach

The Kravis Center 561-833-0691 http://www.kravis.org Lake Worth

Stonzek Theater at the Lake Worth Playhouse

http://www.lakeworthplayhouse.org 561-296-9382 Manalapan

The Palm Beaches Theater

http://www.palmbeachestheater.org 855-728-8497

OTHER ATTRACTIONS

Delray Yacht Cruises, 801 East Atlantic Avenue, 561-243-0686. http://www.DelrayYachtCruises.com, info@delrayyachtcruises.com - this is one of my fa-vorite places to bring visitors—a nice ride on the Intra-coastal, sometimes other events—just started a Paint Night on the cruise, for example. Most cruises 2+hours. Next to Veteran’s Park.

Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens—entrance on Jog Rd., Delray Beach (near Boca Raton line, south of Linton. 4000 Morikami Park Rd.

http://morikami.org/ 561-495-0233.

Mounts Botanical Garden—531 North Military Trail, West Palm Beach 561-233-1757 10 am-4 pm

https://www.mounts.org/

Palm Beach Zoo — 1301 Summit Blvd. West Palm Beach, http://www.palmbeachzoo.org,

561-547-WILD (9453) Safari Nights for Kids, Roar & Pour for adults, and other events.

Lion Country Safari—West Palm Beach http://www.lioncountrysafari.com/ 561-793-1084

Society of the Four Arts—West Palm Beach https://www.fourarts.org/ Art Exhibits, Concerts, The Metropolitan Opera, Bolshoi Ballet and National Thea-ter of London broadcast live in HD; a stunning sculp-ture garden, special events, classes.

Norton Museum of Art —1451 S. Olive St. West Palm Beach (561) 832-5196

http://www.norton.org. info@norton.org

The Flagler Museum—One Whitehall Way, Palm Beach. 561-655-2833

https://www.flaglermuseum.us/ You think Donald Trump is a developer? Learn about Henry Morrison Flagler and what he was to Florida!

Green Cay Nature Center & Wetlands 12800 Hagen Ranch Rd., Boynton Beach. 561-966-7000. Website

South Florida Science Center and Aquarium, West Palm Beach https://www.sfsciencecenter.org/

Professional Sports:

Miami Marlins

Miami Heat

Miami Dolphins

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CORAL TRACE Contacts The 2016 HOA Board of Directors President— Ross Silver VP — John Mitchell Sec/Treas — Sandy Maister Director— Gene Amico Director— Susan Fagan Committees— Clubhouse —Tim Davidson Citizens Observer Patrol (COP) — Tom Fagan Social — Susan Fagan Tennis Courts & Tot Lot — Geraldo Salgado Website and Newsletter — Ava Schutzman Management Company: Welcoming — Christel Silver

HANDLING ALL OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS, including: WORK ORDERS, COM-PLAINTS & VIOLATIONS— you must use Seacrest’s tracking system

DO NOT CALL BOARD MEMBERS AT HOME OR SEND EMAIL TO BOARD MEM-BERS’ PERSONAL ACCOUNTS

Seacrest Services, Inc. Coral Trace Property Mgr: Bob Loperfido 2400 Centrepark W. Drive, Suite 175, West Palm Beach FL 33409

561-697-4990 FAX (561) 697-4779 Phone# to place Work Orders: 1-888-828-6464 or online at: www.seacrestservices.com To add/change your phone number to the Gate machine, place work order at Seacrest. OFFICE HOURS for Bob Loperfido at Coral Trace Clubhouse are TUESDAY and THURSDAY 8 AM to NOON. YOU CAN EMAIL THE OFFICE AT (rloperfido@seacrestservices.com)

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