Atlantic Ave Magazine September 2019

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Foundation and the Education Foundation
of Palm Beach County’s Red Apple Supplies
Store.
Each day, Boca West Children’s Foundation
serves more than 5,000 children. Its
volunteers give 45,000 hours of their time
annually to the 25 partner agencies with
which the organization works.
The Miracle League
Fall Season
Opening Day
Ceremonies
Baseball & Cheerleading
Saturday October 5th
(1 inning games)
Mandatory Buddy / Volunteer / Coach
Training: 1:00pm
Player Registration: 1:30pm
Let the Games Begin: 2:00pm
Registration is FREE. Deadline Saturday
Sept.14th. After Deadline all registrations
will be placed on a wait list with a $25 late
fee registration. Spaces are limited. We
kindly ask that you do not reserve a space
for your child if you are unable to make
most of the games.
For more information contact coaches
Jeff & Julia Kadel at 561-414-4441 or email
coachkadel@gmail.com. Please visit www.
MLPBC.com.
The Old School
Square Crest
Theatre is
Undergoing
Renovation!
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Many thanks to Margaret Blume for the
generous donation that has allowed
Old School Square to begin phase one of the
interior renovations.
During phase one of the renovations,
the Crest Theatre building will be closed to
the general public. Please take note of the
temporary relocations of our Crest Theatre
Box Office, Creative Arts School Administrative
Offices and Creative Arts School
Classes and Workshops:
Creative Arts School Administrative Office
& Crest Theatre Box Office: Cornell Art
Museum, Hours: Monday-Friday 10am-
5pm. To contact the Creative Arts School,
561-403-2954, smorgan@oldschool.org,
dveres@oldschool.org. To contact the Box
Office: 561-243-7922 ext. 1, BoxOffice@
oldschool.org.
211 First Call For
Help Receives
Award From
Parkland
Mayor Christine Hunschofsky, Commissioner
Robert mAYersOHN, 211 President/CEO Sheila
Smith, and 211 bOArd Chair mICHAel Wild Esq
City of Parkland’s Mayor, Christine Hunschofsky,
and Commissioner Robert
Mayersohn visited 211 Broward on August
22, 2019 to present an award of appreciation
for all that 211 Broward has done
to support the City and its residents since
February 14, 2018. President/CEO, Sheila
Smith. and Board Chair, Michael Wild, Esq.
received the Award. Sheila Smith shared
“We were honored to be part of serving
the Parkland community during this time
and we will continue to be there for the
long-term.”
2-1-1 Broward is a live, 24-hour comprehensive
helpline, providing all people
with crisis, health and human services
support and connecting them to resources
in our community.
Knowing where to go is the first step to
getting the help. Every hour of every day,
someone is searching for help or services
– housing, food, financial assistance, relief
from abuse, family issues, depression, childcare,
suicide prevention, etc. Dialing 2-1-1 is
an easy way for people who need help to get
connected with the community service providers
that can help them.
St. Paul’s
Episcopal Church
Offers Musical
Opportunities for All
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 188 S. Swinton
Ave., Delray Beach, is pleased to
invite the community to participate in its
Chorister and Instrumental Programs. Participation
is open to the public regardless
of faith tradition. The Chorister Program
includes the Cherub Choir, Jubilate Youth
Choir, and Chancel Choir and is affiliated
with the Royal School of Church Music.
The Cherub Choir, a pre-reading choir
for children ages 4 through 6, meets on
Wednesday afternoons at different times
throughout the year in groups of four
weekly rehearsals. At the end of a rehearsal
cycle, the Cherub Choir sings for the 5pm
Saturday Illuminated Worship service.
The Jubilate Youth Choir, ages 6 and up,
sings monthly during the academic year for
the 10am Sunday service and at special events.
Rehearsals are on Thursdays from 4:30-6pm,
followed by family dinner from 6-6:30.
The Chancel Choir, teen through adult,
sings weekly at the 10:00am Sunday liturgy
and for Choral Evensong and Lessons & Carols
services. Rehearsals are on Thursdays
from 7-9pm and on Sunday mornings at 9am.
St. Paul’s also offers opportunities for teen
and adult instrumentalists. On Saturdays
throughout the year, The Illumineers meet
at 4pm to prepare music for the 5pm service.
On the second Saturday of each month
from 9:30 to 11:30am, The Palm Beach Recorder
and Early Music Society, a chapter
of the American Recorder Society, meets
for directed playing sessions. The group is
open to all players of period instruments
and vocalists as well.
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