submitted by Stephen Trifyllis on 21.05.2018
have your house ,properties , village, favourite beaches, landscapes etc.. PHOTOGRAPHED FROM THE AIR BY A DRONE.. get your properties boundaries recorded for future generations ..also still photography of island reunions , parties , dinners , birthday parties, etc on the island ..reasonable rates.... by a regular visitor to the island .. may be printed as photos or store as digitial files .i will be on the island from the 22nd june to 2th september ...australia contact ...0412729927 .. greek number from 22nd june is 0011 30 [ 6984778201 ]... EMAIL ..... potamos@iprimus.com.au..... STEPHEN TRIFYLLIS DRONE AND STILL PHOTOGRAPHY
submitted by Cristall Short on 10.03.2018
Birthdate about 1855. Married Panayotis Karidi in 1867; 4 children named Maria, Alexandra, Theodore, Kosta.
Birthdate 1827. Married to Elene Argyre in 1867; 4 children named Maria, Alexandra, Theodore, Kosta.
submitted by Effy Alexakis on 11.06.2017
FREE PUBLIC LECTURE:
EFFY ALEXAKIS, DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHER: IN HER OWN IMAGE
Presented by LEONARD JANISZEWSKI
Part of an ongoing lecture series provided by the MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY
Alexakis is a leading Australian social documentary photographer. This lecture will provide an overview of Alexakis’ influences, socio-political outlook and her rising development as a social documentary photographer.
Tea and coffee will be provided.
We hope you can join us.
WHEN: Friday, 16 June, 2017 1 pm - 2 pm
WHERE: Macquarie University Art Gallery Building E11A, Level 1, 19 Eastern Road, Macquarie University, New South Wales 2109, Australia
RSVP: T: (02) 9850 7437 E: kate.hargraves@mq.edu.au
All photos by Effy Alexakis, from the "In Their Own Image: Greek-Australians" National Project Archives, Macquarie University
submitted by Effy Alexakis on 19.08.2016
On Saturday 27th August Leonard Janiszewski & Effy Alexakis are presenting a lecture at the Blue Mountains History Centre at 2pm.
Address is 99 Blaxland Rd, Wentworth Falls.
Cost is $15 and includes afternoon tea and admission to a Paragon Cafe exhibition.
Bookings FOTPIncKatoomba@hotmail.com OR phone 0419 973 145.
Hosted by the Friends of the Paragon and the Blue Mountains Historical Society.
ALL WELCOME
submitted by Harry (Charalambos ) ZAGLANIKIS on 08.07.2016
Steps for work
submitted by Effy Alexakis on 21.03.2016
Book available now
www.cafesandmilkbars.com.au
submitted by Yuri Sulimov on 15.02.2016
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submitted by Vikki Vrettos Fraioli on 22.01.2016
THE POTAMOS CENSUS OF 1814
submitted by Vikki Vrettos Fraioli on 14.01.2016
The Archaeology of Kythera (2015) Timothy E. Gregory and Lita Tzortsopoulou-Gregory Meditarch Publications ISBN: 9780958026567 This keenly awaited handbook on the archaeology of Kythera is now in press! The book is co-authored by Professor Timothy E. Gregory (Ohio State University, USA) and Dr Lita Tzortsopoulou-Gregory (Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens), who have decades of experience working and living on the island. Together they direct the the Australian Paliochora-Kythera Archaeological Survey. This book, which covers the material culture and history of the island from Neolithic times until the modern era, is the result of years of research and reflects the deep familiarity and rapport its authors have with Kythera. 416 pages 172 x 251 mm Hardback Richly illustrated in colour throughout The publication of The Archaeology of Kythera has been made possible by a generous subsidy from the Aroney Trust. https://sup-estore.sydney.edu.au/jspcart/cart/Product.jsp?nID=1012&nCategoryID=1
Our dear friend and Kytherian Society of California member, Bessie Gianakos, passed away on December 25, 2015. Funeral services were held on Monday, January 4, 2016, at St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church in Covina, CA, with cemetery services following at Oak Park Cemetery in Claremont. Bessie was born in Fall River, Massachusetts. She lived in Claremont, in Southern California. She never married and had no children. Education was important to her. For decades she worked at Honnold Library, which is a part of the Claremont Colleges. Bessie often joined us for outings in Southern California including our KSOCA gathering when George Poulos visited from Australia in 2007, trips to the Getty Villa, and dinner get togethers. Although she was never able to attend a KSOCA luncheon, she was a member in good standing and faithfully contributed to our scholarship fund. Bessie’s Kytherian background stems from her mother’s side of the family which was Zantiotis from The Vouno. To’ Vouno is a very small hamlet of about 5-6 homes which lies just out of Karava on the Agia Pelagia Road. She also had Panaretos and Neofotistos on her family tree and was pleasantly surprized to discover she is probably related in some way to our Secretary Melissa Neofes-Mischak. Bessie was one of the nicest people you could know. She always had a smile on her face and never complained about anything. She will be dearly missed by all who knew her.
submitted by Eptanesian Union Greece on 19.12.2015
Professor Minas Coroneo was awarded for Kythera, along with Dr Manolis Kalokerinos, at the 3rd Presentation of Ionian (Eptanisian) Union of Greece, Awards. [[picture:"Ionian Union of Greece LOGO.jpg" ID:23283]] The awards were held on December 13, 2015, December 13, 2015 in the National History Museum of the Old Parliament Building. Invitation to Minas Coroneos to attend the ceremony to receive his award: The awards ceremony takes place as an expression of respect and pride for Ionians who have excelled in various fields (art, science, culture, etc.) and helped to highlight their place of origin in their own special and unique way. Consequently, we inform you that unanimously we have chosen among 14 personalities from the Ionian Islands, you Minas Coroneo from the island of Kythera, based on the undeniable recognition that you are one of the most distinguished ophthalmologists in the world. We would be deeply and emotionally honoured to have you and your present at the awards ceremony. [[picture:"first day cover.tiff" ID:23281]] Hellenic Post stamp issue, in honour of Minas Coroneo Please be advised that the IONIAN UNION of GREECE to further honour the winners will proceed to create a private collector's stamp - of philatelic value - through the Hellenic Post Office - in the form of a special commemorative series. (A day cover, will utilise your photo, and to be allocated to you). Hoping for a the positive response to our invitation. Thank you in advance, and wish you every personal and professional success. [[picture:"Heptanisian citation.tiff" ID:23282]] The Board of IONIAN UNION of GREECE The President Eleni Konofaou The General. Secretary Maria Grammatikou First Deputy Speaker: Evangelos Giannoulatos Deputy President: Katerina Dragona Treasurer: Dimitris Mauropous Assistant Secretary: Angelina Bears Assistant Treasurer: Gerasimos Rosolymos Public Relations: Eleftherios Katopodis Advisors: Thomas Katsaros Dimitrios Argyros Kavvada Basilica Manias Chrysostom Loutas Nikolaos Helen Death Nikos Glytsos Report by Lefkada News: Ionian Islands awards in the old Parliament House 12/14/2015 Views On Sunday afternoon members of the Ionian Union gathered in the centre of Athens to honour Ionians who have made Ionia (the Eptanisian (seven islands)) proud. For the 3rd year, Old Parliament House, hosted in its imposing hall representatives of the the arts, sciences, and entrepreneurship. From Corfu in the north to Kythera, in the south, Paxos, Ithaca, Lefkada, Zakynthos, and Kefalonia. They brought together all the leading Ionians who in their professional pathways have managed to make the Ionian Islands a proud and innovative place, and put on show the ‘values and greatness of our island’. The evening began with the greeting of the Union of the Ionian Islands president, Helen Konofaou and poetic rendition entitled "flashed light and how the young person came to know himself”. It was directed by Peter Gallia with Giorgos Vlachos, Katerina Georgakis and Petros Gallia. Vicky Leandros from Corfu was the first to receive her award. Vicky is a grand and consummate artist, but one of great modesty. She worked alongside Hector Botrini. She said, it all started in Corfu when they built their first restaurant – the wonderful Etrusco. The packed room then waited impatiently for the presentation to Paxos. This was because the award to Paxos was to be presented to Christopher Papakaliatis. The premier of his avant-garde second film "Another World” had occurred just a few days before. The audience delighted in Christopher’s success. He talked about returning to Paxos. About his childhood trips to the island, and the nostalgia. What can you say about the other award for Paxos? Spyros Katsimi. The journalist, writer. The words would be few. Then it was the turn of Lefkada. And the whole room applauded interminably on hearing the name of Elias Logothetis, of Froufalou, in Lefkada. Although the award was for all the Ionian Islands ..., he said, with his unique brand of humour has, his heart was pounding in Lefkada. The award was received by the deputy of the Cultural Centre, Spyros Arvanitis. The next award from Lefkada was for a man who is deceased, but still helps and supports, always during the difficult times for Lefkada and Greece. One of these was the recent earthquake. And it was none other than the late Spyros Sklavenitis, owner of the super market SKLAVENITIS. Lefkada was always the dearest place in his life. He passed on his love for Lefkada to his children, who today continue his work. His daughter Maria obviously moved, received the award and spoke of the ‘father of Lefkada’, from the heart. "We will always be next to Lefkas, she said, because we learnt our love of Lefkada from our father. “This even though we grew up in Piraeus; we feel that our life begins from Lefkada ". The award was presented to Maria Sklavenitis by MP Thanassis Kavvadas. This year Kefalonia honoured Akis Tselenti. Akis is a Seismologist. "The earthquakes should be our friend there in the Ionian islands”, he said. “Thanks to earthquakes we have these beautiful beaches” He also spoke about the dignity of the Cephalonian against the devastating passage of Enceladus. Second Cephalonian to be awarded was Thanos Ascetic, a neurologist, and a psychiatrist specializing in sexual health issues. Ithaca awarded the teacher John Karantzi – and a doctor and healthcare worker who had excelled abroad, Constantine Rosolymo. Zakynthos honoured a woman who was well received. The businesswoman Vagionia Stasinopoulou. The owner of Empnefstria which sells ‘fresh’ cosmetics, through 250 stores around the world. The business was begun utilising simple recipes from her Zakynthian grandmother. A moving moment for audience occurred when the mother of the second Zakynthian awardee, the internationally famous tenor, Thimou Flemotomou, received the award for her child, thanking the organizers profusely. Manolis Kalokerinos, for years the President of the Panhellenic Medical Association and director of the First Surgical Clinic of the General State Athens, from Kythera, needs no introduction. "It's our doctor," exclaimed those who came to the old parliament to honour him. And that was enough to distinguish this great personality from ‘Tsirigo’. Kythera also honoured the great scientist in the field of ophthalmology, from Australia, Minas Coroneo, who has performed extraordinary work in the field of the bionic eye. [[picture:"IMG_5433.jpg" ID:23280]] An award was made also to the benefactor of the classical music festival Paxos - late Englishman, John Gough. Gough possessed the vision to begin this unique festival 26 years ago. The award was presented to the organiser of the festival, Eleftheria Arvanitaki. The master of ceremonies for the event was journalist Peter Koumplis.
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