submitted by Terry Chlentzos on 20.03.2011
Photo taken at Witzel Studios in Los Angeles in 1932
My uncle George Diamantis Chlentzos, who sadly passed away at the age of 6 from infantile paralysis (polio) in Salinas, California in 1926.
My grandfather Diamantis Chlentzos. Photo taken in Yokohama, Japan, most likely in 1905 when he sailed as a ship's carpenter from Sydney to San Francisco.
submitted by Terry Chlentzos on 16.03.2011
Three generations of the Chlentzos family in Los Angeles, c. 1954 Front row: Philip Adkins, Keith Adkis, Ann Chlentzos Dryden, Cal Dryden, Diamantis Chlentzos, Yanoula Koulentianos Chlentzos, John Alfieris, Mary Chlentzos Alfieris. Back row: Barbara Chlentzos Adkins, Steve Clensos, Harry Chlentzos. The two remaining gentlemen in the back row are identified as visitors from Australia. Does anyone know who they are?
submitted by Terry Chlentzos on 07.03.2011
Shown second from left is my uncle Steven Clensos, shown in a publicity photo for a Hollywood Western film. Steve was a well-known Hollywood makeup artist, writer, and actor. View his filmography at http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0166360/
submitted by Kytherian Biographies Project on 04.03.2011
AM 2003. LL.BA (Hons), BMed, MHA, DipComm (Newcastle), AFCHSE, MA (Military History); Son of George and Mary-Theresa Notaras, born May 29, 1951, Educated at Marist Brothers, Newcastle. Married to Robyn Cahill. Executive Director, National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre 2009-current. General Manager Royal Darwin Hospital 2007-2009; Northern Territory Principal Medical Consultant, Royal Darwin Hospital; Director of Medical Services, ...
submitted by Terry Chlentzos on 03.03.2011
My grandparents, Diamantis and Yanoula Chlentzos, in Los Angeles, California on 2 September, 1952
Yanoula Chlentzos is shown with her grandsons Philip Adkins (left) and Keith Adkins (right) in Los Angeles, California. Photo dated 1 May, 1949
Yanoula Koulentianos Chlentzos, center, with her daughters Barbara Chlentzos Adkins (left) and Ann Chlentzos Dryden (right), in Los Angeles, California. Photo taken 21 April 1967
submitted by Kytherian World Heritage Fund on 02.02.2011
Author: Ruby Brown (nee, Feros) When Published: 2010 Publisher: Kytherian World Heritage Fund. Kytherian Publishing and Media. ISBN: 9780646500423 Dewey Number: 994.00489 Cost: $50 + $10 postage and handling. (Up to three copies can be posted at the same time for the same cost of postage.) Available: Phone Ruby Brown Ferros on 0427 484 002 or Emal: Email, ...
submitted by John Andrews on 17.01.2011
long term proprietor of Peters Cafe. next to the Roxy Theatre, Bingara. From a photo at Arthur Gerakiteys wedding Harry Vangis b. 24 October 1903 Karavas Kythera d. 20 Oct 1976 aged 72 years Bingara NSW Buried Bingara Cemetery Harry ...
submitted by Kytherian World Heritage Fund on 30.11.2010
Life in Australia, 1916….how history unfolded in the ensuing generations. Story number 1: Damian N Andronicus(Diamianos Andronikos) ……the last man standing….. Life in Australia , written in 1916, was the first book published in the Greek language ...
at the pages were he is depicted as a young child in his fathers arms. (Pages 165-166). Life in Australia, 1916….how history unfolded in the ensuing generations. Story number 1: Damian N Andronicus(Diamianos Andronikos) ……the last man standing….. Life ...
Life in Australia, 1916….how history unfolded in the ensuing generations. Story number 1: Damian N Andronicus (Diamianos Andronikos) ……the last man standing….. Life in Australia , written in 1916, was the first book published in the Greek language in Australia. It was also an important first chronicle of Hellenic involvement in Australian ...
submitted by Sydney Morning Herald on 15.11.2010
Sydney Morning Herald Date: November 16 2010 Hugh Gilchrist, 1916-2010. Hugh Gilchrist gave Australia long and distinguished diplomatic service, in peace and war, at home and abroad. In retirement, his three-volume work, Australians and Greeks, made a unique contribution to Australian-Greek relations and to the Greek community here. He will be remembered as a modest man of high intellectual ability, generous and kind-hearted, ...
submitted by Jim Saltis on 13.11.2010
My father, Athanasios Emanuel Protopsaltis, nickname Blaveri, was born on the idyllic village of Mitata on the Aphrodite’s island of Kythera at the turn of the twentieth century 1900. We know very little of his childhood. He attended school for two years and at the tender age of nine he was shipped off to Piraeus to earn his own living. His first job was washing glasses and crockery at a taverna in Troumba, an area near the harbour, famous for its small-time criminals and deviants.
submitted by The Daily Examiner, Grafton on 03.11.2010
Near seamless opening for Saraton The Daily Examiner 3rd September 2010 Tim Howard Apparently there were teething problems during the first day of screening at the redeveloped Saraton Theatre in Grafton yesterday. Not that anyone would have noticed. Patrons who came to see their first movie in two-and-a-half years at the historic cinema came away amazed and full of praise. “Worth ...
The Daily Examiner 2nd September 2010 Tim Howard Photograph: Lights, camera, action: Saraton Theatre manager Robbie Seymour is all ready for the reopening of the historic theatre in Grafton. Today Clarence Valley cinema lovers will get their first look inside a state-of-the-art movie complex that has been two and a half years in the building. The Saraton Theatre’s three cinemas will hold a ‘soft’ opening ...
Spiro and Angelo Notaras look out into one of two 160-seat cinemas at the Saraton Theatre complex Daily Examiner 21st May 2010 Like 12-year-old boys building a motorbike, Angelo and Spiro Notaras are giddy with excitement over their project. Except the “project” has cost a motza and the “boys” are 77 years of age. Two of Grafton’s best known faces, the cousins say they can’t go anywhere in public ...
submitted by Kytherian World Heritage Fund on 24.10.2010
In the foreground, scenes from his beloved city of Alexandria. Author: Jim Saltis When Published: 2009 Publisher: Kytherian World Heritage Fund Price: $25 Available: Jim Saltis Ph. 93999767, and Email Jim Saltis ...
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