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Happy Holidays 2016 St 20 total pages – Plate 1 – pgs 1,10,11,20 16 total pages – Plate 1 – pgs 1,8,9,16 Plate 2 – pgs 2,9,12,19 8 pgs color Plate 2 – pgs 2,7,10,15 Plate 3 – pgs 3,8,13,18 1,2,7,8,9,10,15,16 Plate 3 – pgs 3,6,11,14 Plate 4 – pgs 4,7,14,17 8 pgs B&W Plate 4 – pgs 4,5,12,13 Plate 5 – pgs 5,16 3,4,5,6,11,12,13,14 Plate 6 – pgs 6,15 December Happy Holidays 2016 St. Augustine Shores St.AugustineOb St. Augustine South St.AugustineObNEWS INFORMATION FOR & ABOUT RESIDENTS OF ST. AUGUSTINE,serverserver FL 5th Annual Santa Suits St. Augustine Community Chorus on the Loose 5K Annual Holiday 2016 Performances The St. Augustine Community Chorus, under the direction of Mike Sanflippo, is pleased to announce the opening of their 2016-2017 concert season with two December performances of Welcome Yule! to be presented Saturday, December 10th at 8:00 pm and Sunday, December 11th at 2:00 pm at the beautiful Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine. The chorus will be joined by the St. Augustine Youth Chorus which is directed by Kerry Fradley. The chorus will be performing Benjamin Britten's Ceremony of Carols with harp accompaniment along with several favorite traditional choral arrangements of John Rutter, Mack Wilberg, Gustav Holst, and Rene Clausen. The program will again feature wonderful excerpts from Handel’s Messiah, with chamber orchestra and will include the crowd favorite sing along of the "Hallelujah Chorus" as well as several well-known Christmas carols. The chorus is both excited and delighted to join you in celebration of the holiday season by presenting this joyous concert to our community. Concert tickets: Adults $20 in advance and $25 at the door, $5 for students and military with ID. Advanced tickets for our upcoming concert can be purchased at these supportive businesses: Carter's Jewelry, Flowers by Shirley, Herbie Wiles Insurance, Southern Horticulture, Sterry Piano, Cathedral Basilica’s Bell Tower Gift Shop and online at: www. staugustinecommunitychorus.org. Please specify Saturday or Sunday attendance when buying your tickets. For more information, contact Donna Molinari at 904-316-4354. The St. Augustine Community Chorus, under the direction of Mike Sanflippo, has been performing choral music in St. Augustine and St. Johns County since 1948. Our community highly anticipates attending first rate distinctive performances. The chorus traditionally presents three concerts a year: a holiday program including portions of The 5th Annual Santa Suits on the Loose 5K presented by Bozard Ford, to Handel’s Messiah and other music; a mid-season program of popular songs and show benefit St. Augustine Youth Services (SAYS), is a walk/jog/run that will be held on tunes; and a spring program featuring December 10, 2016 starting at the St. Augustine Beach Pier Park at 8am. The race major choral works. The chorus is made follows a flat 3.1 mile course through St. Augustine Beach neighborhoods. Just up of 100 volunteer members and depends imagine 600 Santa’s heading out for a run – it’s a wonderful sight to see! on the good will of audiences and donors Registration begins at 6:30am. Entry fee is $35 per person. There is a choice for support in our musical endeavors. of a Santa Suit or Santa-inspired T-shirt. Go to www.sayskids.org/santa for more For more information, visit www. information. (continued on page 12) staugustinecommunitychorus.org. 19th Annual St. Augustine Greek Festival and Arts & Crafts Fair What’s Inside The Greece is one of the few countries in the world where folk music and dance are as Observer This Month... alive today as they were in ancient times. At the 19th Annual Greek Festival and Arts & Crafts Fair, December 2-4, 2016, you can hear • News From St. Augustine Shores and see the stories of the islands, the mountains - Board Update and the villages of Greece translated into music - Message from President PRSRT SDT PRSRT PERMIT #132 PERMIT and dance. The St. Johns Marketplace (next to the Flea Market off of I-95 & SR 207), will be • Area Event & US POSTAGE PAID US POSTAGE ST. AUGUSTINE, FL ST. transformed into a virtual Greek village with all Entertinment Guide its vibrant sights and sounds. Hosted by Holy • Health Update: Turf Toe Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, festival hours are Friday, from 3 p.m.-9 p.m., Saturday, 11 a.m.–9 • Financial Focus: Time for a p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Year-end Investment Review The festival is proud to present The Hellenic Band who will perform live all weekend in the main tent. Interpreting the Greek culture • Computer Corner: Holiday through dance will be the Nisiotes and Asteria Emails Greek dancers. You can also learn the beautiful steps of Greek dance by participating in the free • Art Studio: All-Members dance lessons. In addition to the great entertainment, Holiday Art Show New Year’s plan to dine on delicious Greek foods, pastries, and Beach Beach Blast Off beverages. The parishioners of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church have been busy preparing pans of • Civic Association: A November mouthwatering pastitsio (macaroni with a delicious to Remember at the Beach meat sauce topped with a crema), moussaka • North Florida Women’s St. Augustine Observer South #180 A1A 1965 32080-6509 Augustine, FL St. (delicious traditional eggplant dish), and dolmathes (stuffed grape leaves). (continued on page 6) Chorale Holiday Concert 20 total pages – Plate 1 – pgs 1,10,11,20 16 total pages – Plate 1 – pgs 1,8,9,16 Plate 2 – pgs 2,9,12,19 8 pgs color Plate 2 – pgs 2,7,10,15 Plate 3 – pgs 3,8,13,18 1,2,7,8,9,10,15,16 Plate 3 – pgs 3,6,11,14 Plate 4 – pgs 4,7,14,17 8 pgs B&W Plate 4 – pgs 4,5,12,13 Plate 5 – pgs 5,16 3,4,5,6,11,12,13,14 Plate 6 – pgs 6,15 2 St. Augustine Observer - December 2016 WEʼVE MOVED OUR OFFICE TO 240 SOUTH PARK CIRCLE EAST IN ST. AUGUSTINE Dr. Howard Epstein, Urologist Dr. John McGetrick, Urologist Howard B. 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