There is a history in all men's lives.
submitted by Peter Makarthis on 12.06.2011
Gengos Trefilly Wedding 1916 Inverell Times, Tuesday 13 June 1916 Greek Wedding The local Greek community (Inverell) had a gala day on Wednesday (7 June) of last week when a large number of friends and relatives from various centres assembled at the Otho Street premises of S.Peters & Co. to witness the marriage ceremony between Mr A. Gengos and Miss E. Trefilly. The function was a particularly pleasing one, the young couple being very popular amongst their own people. ...
submitted by Gilgandra Weekly on 18.11.2005
Gilgandra Weekly, 19th January, 1983. Following a period of uncertainty over the future of the store Gilgandra Cut Price is to continue trading. Principals of the store David and Stella Aird and Mrs Chris Kelly told the “Weekly” this week that cut price has been in receivership for the past 2½ years, but finance was obtained just prior to Christmas, and the family feels that, with hard work and the support of the residents of Gilgandra and and District, they ...
Gilgandra Weekly, 1974. "I am proud to say that during the 44 years I have been in the cafe, not one local person, young or old, has ever been rude to me." The speaker is Mrs Chris Kelly, who has operatcd the ABC Cafe at Gigandra since 1934. In a few weeks the cafe will close its doors for the last time. The premises wi1l he remodelled and wilI open again as a a Cut Price Food Market operated by Mrs Kelly, her son Theo, ...
Gilgandra Weekly, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1984. On October 14, 1934 a 22 year old Greek woman arrived in Gilgandra to work for her brother in the A.B.C. cafe. Mrs Chris Kelly, then Miss Chris Poulos, had absolutely no knowledge of the language or the customs of this new country. Mrs Kelly was born on the Greek island of Kythera, and she arrived in Sydney on October 4, before continuing her journey to Gilgandra. The building in which ...
submitted by Petros Kominos on 07.10.2007
At Kithira, before the institution of the philharmonic orchestra there was not an organised musical group like the rest of Eptanisa. Small, poor, and isolated from the rest of Eptanisa, Kithira did not accept the western cultural influence as it happened with Corfu and Zakithos for instance. On the contrary, thanks to its geographical position, the north part of Kithira accepted musical influence from Peloponnese and the south part of the island accepted musical influence from Crete. Influences, ...
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