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“A large number of Indians watched these proceed-ings and imitated all they saw done.

“The same day the general took formal possessionof the country in the name of his Majesty, and all thecaptains took the oath of allegiance to him, as theirgeneral and governor of the country.”

September 20, 1565, two weeks after its founding,Menendez assigned a home guard at St. Augustine andbegan a four-day march through a hurricane to easilyoverwhelm the defenseless French fort, while FrenchCaptain Jean Ribault’s fleet, expecting to surpriseMenendez, was storm-driven past St. Augustine anddestroyed along the coast in the Canaveral area.

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445th Anniversary Recalls FoundingOne in a series of historic features as St. Augustine prepares for

its 450th Anniversary in 2015.Pedro Menendez’ asiento (contract) with King

Phillip II of Spain was to be primarily an explorationand settlement expedition – until word came that theFrench had established a fort nearpresent-day Jacksonville and werepreparing to reinforce it.

The voyage of Menendez’ fleetin the summer of 1565 was record-ed in detail by his principal priest,Father Francisco Lopez deMendoza Grajales wrote, “Veryoften the sea washed completelyover the deck where we were gath-ered, one hundred and twenty menhaving no other place to go, as there was only onebetween-deck, and that was full of biscuit, wine, andother provisions...

“When (a Spanish royal dispatch boat) arrived offMona Island, she was attacked, and compelled to sur-render to a French vessel. The enemy boarded her,possessed themselves of all her papers, (and) read theplans for the conquest of Florida...

“On Tuesday, the 28th (August), we had the pleas-ure of seeing land. We steered in that direction,anchored near a point of land, and found ourselvesactually in Florida, and not very far distant from theenemy, which was for us an occasion of great joy.”

That Feast Day of St. Augustine of Hippo inspiredMenendez to name his first settlement in the saint’shonor.

“On Saturday, the 8th of September,” Father Lopezwrote, “the general landed with many banners spread,to the sound of trumpets and salutes of artillery. I tooka cross and went to meet him, singing the hymn TeDeum laudamus. The general marched up to the cross,followed by all who accompanied him, and there theykneeled and embraced the cross.

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Music by the Sea Concert Series St. Johns County Beach Pier and Pavilion

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Saira Food & Wine Festival179 Marine Street (South end of St. Augustine Historic District)

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Florida Heritage Book FestivalThe festival will feature a wide array of events and activities

including workshops, readings, and book signings by popularauthorsFri, Sept 24th – Sat, Sept 25th Cost: $50-$85www.fhbookfest.com 904.940.0194

Uptown Saturday NightSan Marco Ave between Ripley’s Believe It or Not

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St. Augustine Garrison At Fort MoseFort Mose Historic State Park

The St. Augustine Spanish Garrison volunteers will offer liv-ing history demonstrations onsite in period dress (weather permit-ting).Sun, Sept 26th, 10am - 2pm Cost: Park Admissionwww.floridastateparks.org/fortmose 904.823.2232

Music by the Sea Concert SeriesSt. Johns County Beach Pier and Pavilion

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Riding a Horse Son: Gee,Pop, there’s a man in the circus who jumps

on a horse’s back, slips underneath, catches holdof its tail, and finishes up on the horse’s neck!”

Father: That’s nothing, son. I did all that, and more,the first time I ever rode a horse!

New CarThe first Sunday after my husband and I bought a

new car, we parked it in the last row of the church lot,not wanting to be ostentatious.

While talking with friends after the service, my hus-band accidentally hit the panic button on his electronickey. Immediately our car’s horn blared and its lightsflashed.

Watching my husband fumble with the button, hisfriend teased, “Wouldn’t it have been in better taste tojust put a few lines in the church bulletin?”

Sense of HumorMy girlfriend wanted me to meet her folks, to

which I hesitantly agreed. “My mother has a greatsense of humor,” I was told. “You’ll get along justfine.”

We met her parents at a local restaurant, and rightaway her mom launched into a string of jokes. I begantelling anecdotes, and soon all four of us were laugh-ing hysterically.

After several minutes passed, my girlfriend noticedthat there was no one seated in our area. “Maybe we’rebeing too loud,” she said.

“Nonsense,” I said, “the waitress is probably askingcustomers if they’d like to be seated in ‘Joking’ or‘Non-joking’!!”

The Right Card A little boy had been pawing over a stationer’s

stock of greeting cards for some time when a clerkasked, “Just what is it you’re looking for? A birthdaygreeting, message to a sick friend, Anniversary or acongratulations to your mom and dad?”

The boy shook his head and answered, “Got anylike a blank report card?”

Baby Wrap Part of my job as a public-health nurse is teaching

new parents how to care for their infants. As I was demonstrating how to wrap a newborn, a

young Asian couple turned to me and said, “You meanwe should wrap the baby like an egg roll?”

“Yes,” I replied, “That is a good analogy.” “I don’t know how to make egg rolls,” another

mother said anxiously. “Can I wrap my baby like aburrito?”

The best substitute for bad manners is fast reflexes.

The Scale Two children went into their parent’s bathroom and

noticed the scale in the corner. “Whatever you do,” cautioned one child to the

younger one, “don’t step on it!” “Why not?” asked the sibling. “Because every time mom does, she lets out an

awful scream!” Very funny Scotty, now beam down my clothes.

School of Agriculture The school of agriculture’s dean of admissions was

interviewing a prospective student, “Why have youchosen this career?” he asked.

“I dream of making a million dollars in farming,like my father,” the student replied.

“Your father made a million dollars in farming?”echoed the dean much impressed.

“No,” replied the applicant. “But he alwaysdreamed of it.”

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Dangling Participles • The burglar was about 30 years old, white, 5’ 10”,

with wavy hair weighing about 150 pounds. • The family lawyer will read the will tomorrow at the

residence of Mr. Hannon, who died June 19 toaccommodate his relatives.

• Mrs. Shirley Baxter, who went deer hunting with herhusband, is very proud that she was able to shoota fine buck as well as her husband.

• Organ donations from the living reached a recordhigh last year, outnumbering donors who are deadfor the first time.

• The dog was hungry and made the mistake of nip-ping a 2-year-old that was trying to force feed it inhis ear.

• Hunting can also be dangerous, as in the case of pyg-mies hunting elephants armed only with spears.

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Art Galleries of St Augustine presentsFirst Friday Artwalk

Self-guided walking tour of numerous art galleries, FREEArtwalk Tour Trains! Fri, Oct 1st, 5pm - 9pm Cost: Freewww.artgalleriesofstaugustine.com 904.829.0065

Datil Pepper FestivalSt. Johns County Fairgrounds

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plants and garden décor.Sat, Oct 2nd - Sun, Oct 3rd, 9am - 5pm Cost: Free

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Living History Day at Fort MatanzasFort Matanzas National Monument

Soldiers re-enact cannon and/or musket firing along with dailylife at this Spanish outpost in period dress (weather permitting).Sat, Oct 2nd, 10:30am - 3:30pm Cost: Park Admissionwww.nps.gov/foma 904.471.0116

Treasures In The QuarterColonial Spanish Quarter

Celebrate the restoration of St. Augustine’s historic SpanishQuarter. Enjoy food, drink, entertainment and adventure.Eighteenth-century century period costume is optional. Sat, Oct 2nd, 6:30pm - 10:00pm $75 per personwww.treasuresinthequarter.com 904-829-9721



Pirates Can Be Heroes!During a Sunday trip, the crew of the Black Raven

Pirate Ship encountered, and assisted, a stranded jetskialong with its three passengers. With a line caught inthe drive shaft of the jetski, the small pleasure crafthad overturned and dumped its riders into the water totry to mend the damage. When the Pirate Ship BlackRaven came across the stranded individuals, theyimmediately responded and brought the jetski and thefloating individuals alongside the massive steel hull to

render assistance andoffer help. Theguests aboard wereable to get a firsthand look at howwell trained the crewwas, and one of thepassengers wrote into offer his praise:

Ahoy Mate,Here are the pics I got of your response to the

jetski with the fouled driveshaft. Some a littleblurry, not sure if you could use them in a newsstory or anything but hope you enjoy them any-way. On a side note, I am an old coastie bosunwho spent a lot of time in search and rescue. Iwas so impressed wth the way you and your crewacted, completely calm and professional. Rightdown to keeping the guests calm, and under con-trol. Well done ye scurvy ruffians! A sad day forpiratedom though...

Regards, Geoff GebhartMr. Gebhart also provided pictures of the ordeal.

We are pleased to report that the passengers of the jets-ki were not harmed, and were towed back their launch-ing dock by a smaller vessel. To the captain and crewof the Black Raven, a hearty well done should be pro-claimed!

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International Talk Like a Pirate DayHeld September 19th every year. It was created in

1996 by Ol' Chumbucket (John Baur) and Cap'nSlappy (Mark Summers). They who proclaimedSeptember 19 each year as the day when everyone inthe world should talk like a pirate. For example, anobserver of this holiday would greet friends not with"Hello," but with "Ahoy, matey!" The holiday.

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“You just go ahead,” the man in the shopping mallsaid to his wife. “While you’re shopping, I’ll justbrowse in the hardware store.”

An hour later, she returned and saw him at thecheckout counter. The clerk was ringing up the last ofa pile of tools and supplies that would fill two wheel-barrows.

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St.Augustine highlights are drawn from The St. AugustineReport, a free weekly e-newsletter prepared by former MayorGeorge Gardner. To subscribe or review issues of the Report,

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Small Town Emergency The sheriff of a small town was also a veterinarian.

One night when his wife answered the phone, an agi-tated voice inquired, “Is your husband there?”

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Ideas ranging from comparison shopping insurancerates (saving $645,000) and workforce attrition andreassignments ($985,000) to retread tires on non-emer-gency vehicles ($15,000) and discontinuing “citybrown” repainting of new vehicles ($5,000).

The August primary elections decided the makeupof the St. Johns County Commission for the next twoyears and one seat on St. Augustine’s CityCommission. Incumbent Ron Sanchez and newcomerJay Morris won the two county seats among allRepublican candidates, while incumbent CityCommissioner Nancy Sikes-Kline won reelection withmore than 50 percent of the vote in a non-partisan raceagainst two challengers.

To be decided inNovember’s generalelection, the mayor’sseat with incumbentJoe Boles and chal-lenger Don Heine, andretiring CommissionerDon Crichlow’s seat,with candidates BillLeary and MichaelGold.

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