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Firstly I would like to say Happy Easter to all our members, and their families. Ihope it was a very enjoyable one.

The Centenary Celebrations have begun. On Friday April 20history book.for the tireless effort that he has contributed in writing the book. I can’t imagine theamount of hours that John has contributed to the research and publication of thehistory book; his services were all on a voluntary basis.Professor Byron Kakulas for launching the history book. On behalf of theCastellorizian Association of Western Australia, I thank both of them very much.We are very fortunate to have someone like John within our association. Asare so very proud of both theircitizensimmensely to this of the highest order. I believe the history book should be a publication which allCastellorizians should purchase.

It is very important that all our members realise that all our functCentenary events will be only prebeen sold out and many of the other events have limited tickets available. Memberswill need to fill out their registration form as soon as possible to be guarticket. The registration forms can be found on our website and in this currentnewsletter.

We are very fortunate with the guest speakers for our conference week, on Tuesdayand Wednesday, they are John Mangos, Nick Pappas, Dr John Yiannakis, AllCresswell and Marilyn Tsolakis. It is an event all should attend.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all members of the Steering Committee fortheir contribution over the last three years in planning the Centenary Celebrations.The associationIf you are interested please contact me because your support would be appreciated.

CONTACT EDITORAllan Cresswell

93057954/0413958500Articles Welcomed

Firstly I would like to say Happy Easter to all our members, and their families. Ihope it was a very enjoyable one.

The Centenary Celebrations have begun. On Friday April 20history book.for the tireless effort that he has contributed in writing the book. I can’t imagine theamount of hours that John has contributed to the research and publication of thehistory book; his services were all on a voluntary basis.Professor Byron Kakulas for launching the history book. On behalf of theCastellorizian Association of Western Australia, I thank both of them very much.We are very fortunate to have someone like John within our association. Astatement was made by Professor Byron Kakulasare so very proud of both theircitizenship. We have blended into the Australian way of life and contributeimmensely to this of the highest order. I believe the history book should be a publication which allCastellorizians should purchase.

It is very important that all our members realise that all our functCentenary events will be only prebeen sold out and many of the other events have limited tickets available. Memberswill need to fill out their registration form as soon as possible to be guarticket. The registration forms can be found on our website and in this currentnewsletter.

We are very fortunate with the guest speakers for our conference week, on Tuesdayand Wednesday, they are John Mangos, Nick Pappas, Dr John Yiannakis, AllCresswell and Marilyn Tsolakis. It is an event all should attend.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all members of the Steering Committee fortheir contribution over the last three years in planning the Centenary Celebrations.The associationIf you are interested please contact me because your support would be appreciated.

Firstly I would like to say Happy Easter to all our members, and their families. Ihope it was a very enjoyable one.

The Centenary Celebrations have begun. On Friday April 20history book. It was a tremendous success. I would likefor the tireless effort that he has contributed in writing the book. I can’t imagine theamount of hours that John has contributed to the research and publication of thehistory book; his services were all on a voluntary basis.Professor Byron Kakulas for launching the history book. On behalf of theCastellorizian Association of Western Australia, I thank both of them very much.We are very fortunate to have someone like John within our association. Atatement was made by Professor Byron Kakulas

are so very proud of both their. We have blended into the Australian way of life and contribute

immensely to the achievements of Australians. The publication of the history bookis of the highest order. I believe the history book should be a publication which allCastellorizians should purchase.

It is very important that all our members realise that all our functCentenary events will be only prebeen sold out and many of the other events have limited tickets available. Memberswill need to fill out their registration form as soon as possible to be guarticket. The registration forms can be found on our website and in this current

We are very fortunate with the guest speakers for our conference week, on Tuesdayand Wednesday, they are John Mangos, Nick Pappas, Dr John Yiannakis, AllCresswell and Marilyn Tsolakis. It is an event all should attend.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all members of the Steering Committee fortheir contribution over the last three years in planning the Centenary Celebrations.The association is looking for volunteers from our members during the celebrations.If you are interested please contact me because your support would be appreciated.

President’s Report

Firstly I would like to say Happy Easter to all our members, and their families. Ihope it was a very enjoyable one.

The Centenary Celebrations have begun. On Friday April 20tremendous success. I would like

for the tireless effort that he has contributed in writing the book. I can’t imagine theamount of hours that John has contributed to the research and publication of thehistory book; his services were all on a voluntary basis.Professor Byron Kakulas for launching the history book. On behalf of theCastellorizian Association of Western Australia, I thank both of them very much.We are very fortunate to have someone like John within our association. Atatement was made by Professor Byron Kakulas

are so very proud of both their Castellorizian descent and. We have blended into the Australian way of life and contribute

e achievements of Australians. The publication of the history bookis of the highest order. I believe the history book should be a publication which allCastellorizians should purchase.

It is very important that all our members realise that all our functCentenary events will be only pre-sold tickets at entry. The Gala Dinner has alreadybeen sold out and many of the other events have limited tickets available. Memberswill need to fill out their registration form as soon as possible to be guarticket. The registration forms can be found on our website and in this current

We are very fortunate with the guest speakers for our conference week, on Tuesdayand Wednesday, they are John Mangos, Nick Pappas, Dr John Yiannakis, AllCresswell and Marilyn Tsolakis. It is an event all should attend.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all members of the Steering Committee fortheir contribution over the last three years in planning the Centenary Celebrations.

is looking for volunteers from our members during the celebrations.If you are interested please contact me because your support would be appreciated.

President’s Report

May 1

Firstly I would like to say Happy Easter to all our members, and their families. I

The Centenary Celebrations have begun. On Friday April 20tremendous success. I would like

for the tireless effort that he has contributed in writing the book. I can’t imagine theamount of hours that John has contributed to the research and publication of thehistory book; his services were all on a voluntary basis.Professor Byron Kakulas for launching the history book. On behalf of theCastellorizian Association of Western Australia, I thank both of them very much.We are very fortunate to have someone like John within our association. Atatement was made by Professor Byron Kakulas

Castellorizian descent and. We have blended into the Australian way of life and contribute

e achievements of Australians. The publication of the history bookis of the highest order. I believe the history book should be a publication which all

It is very important that all our members realise that all our functsold tickets at entry. The Gala Dinner has already

been sold out and many of the other events have limited tickets available. Memberswill need to fill out their registration form as soon as possible to be guarticket. The registration forms can be found on our website and in this current

We are very fortunate with the guest speakers for our conference week, on Tuesdayand Wednesday, they are John Mangos, Nick Pappas, Dr John Yiannakis, AllCresswell and Marilyn Tsolakis. It is an event all should attend.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all members of the Steering Committee fortheir contribution over the last three years in planning the Centenary Celebrations.

is looking for volunteers from our members during the celebrations.If you are interested please contact me because your support would be appreciated.

President’s Report

May 1st 2012 Volume 5, Issue

Firstly I would like to say Happy Easter to all our members, and their families. I

The Centenary Celebrations have begun. On Friday April 20tremendous success. I would like to thank Dr John Yiannakis

for the tireless effort that he has contributed in writing the book. I can’t imagine theamount of hours that John has contributed to the research and publication of thehistory book; his services were all on a voluntary basis. I would also like to thankProfessor Byron Kakulas for launching the history book. On behalf of theCastellorizian Association of Western Australia, I thank both of them very much.We are very fortunate to have someone like John within our association. Atatement was made by Professor Byron Kakulas in identifying that

Castellorizian descent and. We have blended into the Australian way of life and contribute

e achievements of Australians. The publication of the history bookis of the highest order. I believe the history book should be a publication which all

It is very important that all our members realise that all our functsold tickets at entry. The Gala Dinner has already

been sold out and many of the other events have limited tickets available. Memberswill need to fill out their registration form as soon as possible to be guarticket. The registration forms can be found on our website and in this current

We are very fortunate with the guest speakers for our conference week, on Tuesdayand Wednesday, they are John Mangos, Nick Pappas, Dr John Yiannakis, AllCresswell and Marilyn Tsolakis. It is an event all should attend.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all members of the Steering Committee fortheir contribution over the last three years in planning the Centenary Celebrations.

is looking for volunteers from our members during the celebrations.If you are interested please contact me because your support would be appreciated.

President Jim Manifis

President’s Report

Volume 5, Issue

Firstly I would like to say Happy Easter to all our members, and their families. I

The Centenary Celebrations have begun. On Friday April 20th was the launch of theto thank Dr John Yiannakis

for the tireless effort that he has contributed in writing the book. I can’t imagine theamount of hours that John has contributed to the research and publication of the

I would also like to thankProfessor Byron Kakulas for launching the history book. On behalf of theCastellorizian Association of Western Australia, I thank both of them very much.We are very fortunate to have someone like John within our association. A

in identifying that CastelloriziansCastellorizian descent and that of their

. We have blended into the Australian way of life and contributee achievements of Australians. The publication of the history book

is of the highest order. I believe the history book should be a publication which all

It is very important that all our members realise that all our functsold tickets at entry. The Gala Dinner has already

been sold out and many of the other events have limited tickets available. Memberswill need to fill out their registration form as soon as possible to be guarticket. The registration forms can be found on our website and in this current

We are very fortunate with the guest speakers for our conference week, on Tuesdayand Wednesday, they are John Mangos, Nick Pappas, Dr John Yiannakis, AllCresswell and Marilyn Tsolakis. It is an event all should attend.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all members of the Steering Committee fortheir contribution over the last three years in planning the Centenary Celebrations.

is looking for volunteers from our members during the celebrations.If you are interested please contact me because your support would be appreciated.

President Jim Manifis

President’s Report

Volume 5, Issue 2

Firstly I would like to say Happy Easter to all our members, and their families. I

was the launch of theto thank Dr John Yiannakis

for the tireless effort that he has contributed in writing the book. I can’t imagine theamount of hours that John has contributed to the research and publication of the

I would also like to thankProfessor Byron Kakulas for launching the history book. On behalf of theCastellorizian Association of Western Australia, I thank both of them very much.We are very fortunate to have someone like John within our association. A

Castelloriziansthat of their Australian

. We have blended into the Australian way of life and contributee achievements of Australians. The publication of the history book

is of the highest order. I believe the history book should be a publication which all

It is very important that all our members realise that all our functions at thesold tickets at entry. The Gala Dinner has already

been sold out and many of the other events have limited tickets available. Memberswill need to fill out their registration form as soon as possible to be guaranteed aticket. The registration forms can be found on our website and in this current

We are very fortunate with the guest speakers for our conference week, on Tuesdayand Wednesday, they are John Mangos, Nick Pappas, Dr John Yiannakis, All

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all members of the Steering Committee fortheir contribution over the last three years in planning the Centenary Celebrations.

is looking for volunteers from our members during the celebrations.If you are interested please contact me because your support would be appreciated.

President Jim Manifis

Firstly I would like to say Happy Easter to all our members, and their families. I

was the launch of theto thank Dr John Yiannakis

for the tireless effort that he has contributed in writing the book. I can’t imagine theamount of hours that John has contributed to the research and publication of the

I would also like to thankProfessor Byron Kakulas for launching the history book. On behalf of theCastellorizian Association of Western Australia, I thank both of them very much.We are very fortunate to have someone like John within our association. A

CastelloriziansAustralian

. We have blended into the Australian way of life and contributee achievements of Australians. The publication of the history book

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We are very fortunate with the guest speakers for our conference week, on Tuesdayand Wednesday, they are John Mangos, Nick Pappas, Dr John Yiannakis, Allan

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all members of the Steering Committee fortheir contribution over the last three years in planning the Centenary Celebrations.

is looking for volunteers from our members during the celebrations.If you are interested please contact me because your support would be appreciated.

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Congratulations to(granddaughter of Laz and MarJames BonnerGreek Orthodox CathedralRedfern NSW with a reception at the Sebel Pier Oneoverlooking Sydney Harbour.Helene Papadakis (nee Mandalis)Papadakis (dec)Constantine (

Christina MichaelProud Parents are Geoffrey (Son of Marcus andChristina Michael)Andrew and Chrissie LiverisCongratulations to Louis and EvangelineAnastasas (nee Athanasiou) on the birth of theirdaughter Marina Eve2012. GrandPresvitera Marina Athanasiou and Steve andHelen Ana

Eva (Evangelia) Jade NicholSt’s Constantine and Helene Church on Saturday21st Apr 2012.the lesser hall of the Hellenic Community. ParentsGeorge and Helen NicholAnthony and Yvonne (Christodoulou) Nichollsand Robert and Marion Young.

Congratulations toFeighan who celebrated their engagement on Jan28th 2012. Regan is the daughter of Kevin andKaren Kannis.

Congratulations toYiannakisat the Chapel of St. John the Theologian inPrevelly WA, on SatuKoumbara was Christina Ann Yiannakis (Sister ofthe Bride). Younger sister, Katherine AngelaYiannakis, waGirls were Zoe and Emily Yiannakis.Parents of the Bride are Dr John Yiannakis and DrAngela Evangelinouthe Groom are Mr William Boyle and Mrs WendyBoyle.Congratulations and best wishes toFaiello andMaria Lucas) on their recent marriage.

Congratulations to(granddaughter of Laz and MarJames BonnerGreek Orthodox CathedralRedfern NSW with a reception at the Sebel Pier Oneoverlooking Sydney Harbour.

elene Papadakis (nee Mandalis)Papadakis (dec)Constantine (Dinny

BirthsChristina Michael arrived 8Proud Parents are Geoffrey (Son of Marcus andChristina Michael) and Flora (Andrew and Chrissie LiverisCongratulations to Louis and EvangelineAnastasas (nee Athanasiou) on the birth of their

Marina Eve2012. Granddaughter of Father John andPresvitera Marina Athanasiou and Steve andHelen Anastasas.

ChristeningsEva (Evangelia) Jade Nichol

Constantine and Helene Church on SaturdayApr 2012. It was f

the lesser hall of the Hellenic Community. ParentsGeorge and Helen Nichol

and Yvonne (Christodoulou) Nichollsand Robert and Marion Young.

EngagementsCongratulations to Regan Kannis

who celebrated their engagement on Jan2012. Regan is the daughter of Kevin and

Karen Kannis.

WeddingsCongratulations toYiannakis and Andrew Boyleat the Chapel of St. John the Theologian inPrevelly WA, on SatuKoumbara was Christina Ann Yiannakis (Sister ofthe Bride). Younger sister, Katherine AngelaYiannakis, was the other Bridesmaid. Flower

irls were Zoe and Emily Yiannakis.Parents of the Bride are Dr John Yiannakis and Dr

ela Evangelinou-Yiannaikis. Proud Parents ofthe Groom are Mr William Boyle and Mrs Wendy

Congratulations and best wishes toand Katie Lucas

Maria Lucas) on their recent marriage.Congratulations to(granddaughter of Laz and MarJames Bonner who married on FebGreek Orthodox CathedralRedfern NSW with a reception at the Sebel Pier Oneoverlooking Sydney Harbour.

elene Papadakis (nee Mandalis)Papadakis (dec), was given aw

Dinny) Mandalis

SBirths

arrived 8th February 2012.Proud Parents are Geoffrey (Son of Marcus and

and Flora (Andrew and Chrissie Liveris - Darwin)Congratulations to Louis and EvangelineAnastasas (nee Athanasiou) on the birth of their

Marina Eve Anastasasaughter of Father John and

Presvitera Marina Athanasiou and Steve and

ChristeningsEva (Evangelia) Jade Nicholls was baptised at

Constantine and Helene Church on SaturdayIt was followed by

the lesser hall of the Hellenic Community. ParentsGeorge and Helen Nicholls, Grandparents

and Yvonne (Christodoulou) Nichollsand Robert and Marion Young.

EngagementsRegan Kannis

who celebrated their engagement on Jan2012. Regan is the daughter of Kevin and

WeddingsNicolina Catherine

ndrew Boyle who were marriedat the Chapel of St. John the Theologian inPrevelly WA, on Saturday Nov 12Koumbara was Christina Ann Yiannakis (Sister ofthe Bride). Younger sister, Katherine Angela

s the other Bridesmaid. Flowerirls were Zoe and Emily Yiannakis.

Parents of the Bride are Dr John Yiannakis and DrYiannaikis. Proud Parents of

the Groom are Mr William Boyle and Mrs Wendy

Congratulations and best wishes toKatie Lucas (daughter of Tony and

Maria Lucas) on their recent marriage.Alexandra

(granddaughter of Laz and Mariamarried on Feb 10

Greek Orthodox Cathedral – The Annunciation, inRedfern NSW with a reception at the Sebel Pier Oneoverlooking Sydney Harbour. The bride, daughter of

elene Papadakis (nee Mandalis), was given away by her uncle,

Mandalis (formerly of WA).

SOCIAL

February 2012.Proud Parents are Geoffrey (Son of Marcus and

and Flora (Daughter ofDarwin).

Congratulations to Louis and EvangelineAnastasas (nee Athanasiou) on the birth of their

tasas on 5 Marchaughter of Father John and

Presvitera Marina Athanasiou and Steve and

was baptised atConstantine and Helene Church on Saturday

ollowed by a reception inthe lesser hall of the Hellenic Community. Parents

s, Grandparentsand Yvonne (Christodoulou) Nicholls

Regan Kannis and Michaelwho celebrated their engagement on Jan

2012. Regan is the daughter of Kevin and

Nicolina Catherinewho were married

at the Chapel of St. John the Theologian inrday Nov 12 th 2011. The

Koumbara was Christina Ann Yiannakis (Sister ofthe Bride). Younger sister, Katherine Angela

s the other Bridesmaid. Flowerirls were Zoe and Emily Yiannakis. Proud

Parents of the Bride are Dr John Yiannakis and DrYiannaikis. Proud Parents of

the Groom are Mr William Boyle and Mrs Wendy

Congratulations and best wishes to Cosimo(daughter of Tony and

Maria Lucas) on their recent marriage.Alexandra Papadakis

Mandalis) and10th 2012 at the

Annunciation, inRedfern NSW with a reception at the Sebel Pier One

The bride, daughter ofelene Papadakis (nee Mandalis) and Manos

ay by her uncle,(formerly of WA).

OCIAL NEWS

February 2012.Proud Parents are Geoffrey (Son of Marcus and

Daughter of

Congratulations to Louis and EvangelineAnastasas (nee Athanasiou) on the birth of their

on 5 Marchaughter of Father John and

Presvitera Marina Athanasiou and Steve and

was baptised atConstantine and Helene Church on Saturday

a reception inthe lesser hall of the Hellenic Community. Parents

s, Grandparentsand Yvonne (Christodoulou) Nicholls

Michaelwho celebrated their engagement on Jan

2012. Regan is the daughter of Kevin and

Nicolina Catherinewho were married

at the Chapel of St. John the Theologian in2011. The

Koumbara was Christina Ann Yiannakis (Sister ofthe Bride). Younger sister, Katherine Angela

s the other Bridesmaid. FlowerProud

Parents of the Bride are Dr John Yiannakis and DrYiannaikis. Proud Parents of

the Groom are Mr William Boyle and Mrs Wendy

Cosimo(daughter of Tony and

PapadakisMandalis) and

2012 at theAnnunciation, in

Redfern NSW with a reception at the Sebel Pier OneThe bride, daughter of

and Manosay by her uncle,

Those attending from WA were MarkPanotidis(nee Auguste)and Athan and Imogen Mirmikidis as well asWrightLaz Mandalis)former Western Australians attending wereandAlexandra Mandalis and Loula KondosSydneyformerly of WAEvangelineFrom Queensland, Loula Kondos' family, Drs Chrisand LisaMarea Kondos and Mark Kondos.Jim and Melissa Taylor (nee Mandalisdaughter)Note: Many will remember Laz Mandalis, a prominent memberof the Greeklived in Nedlands with wifeof 6 daughters and 3 sons of AthanasiosPresident ofEris (Loula),moved to Sydney.

From Left:

NEWSCompiled by Tina Kyros and Allan Cresswell

Those attending from WA were MarkPanotidis (nee Mavros)(nee Auguste)and Athan and Imogen Mirmikidis as well asWright, daughter of George Stamatiades (nephew ofLaz Mandalis)former Western Australians attending wereand Jenny Musto (nee AugusteAlexandra Mandalis and Loula KondosSydney Costa and Allyson Barris (nee Malaxosformerly of WAEvangeline GalettisFrom Queensland, Loula Kondos' family, Drs Chrisand Lisa Kondos, Dr Leon and Letitia Kondos,Marea Kondos and Mark Kondos.Jim and Melissa Taylor (nee Mandalisdaughter). The couple honeymooned in Malaysia.Note: Many will remember Laz Mandalis, a prominent memberof the Greek communitylived in Nedlands with wifeof 6 daughters and 3 sons of AthanasiosPresident of the Association), The Mandalis family, Alexandra,Eris (Loula), Helene (Calypso)moved to Sydney.

James Bonner and Alexandra (nee Papadakis) Feb 10

The Mandalis Siblings at theFrom Left: Alexandra

Eris (Loula)

NEWSCompiled by Tina Kyros and Allan Cresswell

Those attending from WA were Mark(nee Mavros), James

(nee Auguste), Leon and Valand Athan and Imogen Mirmikidis as well as

, daughter of George Stamatiades (nephew ofLaz Mandalis) and husband, Graeme Wright.former Western Australians attending were

Jenny Musto (nee AugusteAlexandra Mandalis and Loula Kondos

Costa and Allyson Barris (nee Malaxosformerly of WA) and their family

Galettis (nee Barris)From Queensland, Loula Kondos' family, Drs Chris

Kondos, Dr Leon and Letitia Kondos,Marea Kondos and Mark Kondos.Jim and Melissa Taylor (nee Mandalis

The couple honeymooned in Malaysia.Note: Many will remember Laz Mandalis, a prominent member

community in WA for many years, who formerlylived in Nedlands with wife Marof 6 daughters and 3 sons of Athanasios

the Association), The Mandalis family, Alexandra,Helene (Calypso)

moved to Sydney.

James Bonner and Alexandra (nee Papadakis) Feb 10

The Mandalis Siblings at theAlexandra Mandalis

Eris (Loula) Kondos and Helene

Compiled by Tina Kyros and Allan Cresswell

Those attending from WA were Mark, James and Pamela

and Val Doddand Athan and Imogen Mirmikidis as well as

, daughter of George Stamatiades (nephew ofand husband, Graeme Wright.

former Western Australians attending wereJenny Musto (nee Auguste) and the br

Alexandra Mandalis and Loula KondosCosta and Allyson Barris (nee Malaxos

and their family(nee Barris) with their family

From Queensland, Loula Kondos' family, Drs ChrisKondos, Dr Leon and Letitia Kondos,

Marea Kondos and Mark Kondos. From Canberra,Jim and Melissa Taylor (nee Mandalis

The couple honeymooned in Malaysia.Note: Many will remember Laz Mandalis, a prominent member

in WA for many years, who formerlyMaria and family (nee Auguste

of 6 daughters and 3 sons of Athanasios Auguste, the ithe Association), The Mandalis family, Alexandra,

Helene (Calypso) and Constantine (

James Bonner and Alexandra (nee Papadakis) Feb 10

The Mandalis Siblings at the Bonner - PapadakisMandalis, Constantine

Kondos and Helene (Calypso)

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Compiled by Tina Kyros and Allan Cresswell

Those attending from WA were Mark and Ulaand Pamela Larkins

(nee Auguste)and Athan and Imogen Mirmikidis as well as Irene

, daughter of George Stamatiades (nephew ofand husband, Graeme Wright. Other

former Western Australians attending were Dominicthe bride's aunts,

Alexandra Mandalis and Loula Kondos. FromCosta and Allyson Barris (nee Malaxos

and their family, Tsicos andwith their family

From Queensland, Loula Kondos' family, Drs ChrisKondos, Dr Leon and Letitia Kondos,

From Canberra,Jim and Melissa Taylor (nee Mandalis – Dinny’s

The couple honeymooned in Malaysia.Note: Many will remember Laz Mandalis, a prominent member

in WA for many years, who formerlya and family (nee Auguste),

Auguste, the inauguralthe Association), The Mandalis family, Alexandra,

Constantine (Dinny) later

James Bonner and Alexandra (nee Papadakis) Feb 10th 2012

Papadakis Wedding, Constantine (Dinny) Mandalis,

(Calypso) Papadakis

Compiled by Tina Kyros and Allan Cresswell

and UlaLarkins

(nee Auguste)Irene

, daughter of George Stamatiades (nephew ofOther

Dominicide's aunts,

FromCosta and Allyson Barris (nee Malaxos,

andwith their family.

From Queensland, Loula Kondos' family, Drs ChrisKondos, Dr Leon and Letitia Kondos,

From Canberra,Dinny’s

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After the Second Wowork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met andmarried Peggy Spartels on Jan 11Peggy were married for 59 years.

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitShop in Carnegie, a Fruitalways at Paul’s side supporting him

In 1960 he was elected President of the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria. During the late 19to his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’sMediterraneo Apartments’.w(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and wasinstigated by Italian

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured healways retained a strong constitution and t

100th

Queenie Coufos Eleni Coufos

photo below)

West Aussie Cazzies visitingGalettis and their sister

Back: Allan Cresswell, Despo Moulatsiotis, Con Kailis, EvelynKoutsamanis andFront: Max Galettis, Rose Kalaf, Thea Eleni Coufos and Olga Kailis

90th

Mary Pitsikas80th

Rose Michelides Kathleen Malaxos Betty Neates Chrys Anastas Byron Kakulas

VALE Apostolos (Paul) Zervos

After the Second Wowork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met andmarried Peggy Spartels on Jan 11Peggy were married for 59 years.

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitShop in Carnegie, a Fruitalways at Paul’s side supporting him

In 1960 he was elected President of the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria. During the late 19to his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’sMediterraneo Apartments’.would visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and wasinstigated by Italian

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured healways retained a strong constitution and t

Birthdays

Queenie Coufos (nee Sertis)Coufos (nee Galettis) of Sydney (see

photo below)

West Aussie Cazzies visiting Theaand their sister-in-law

: Allan Cresswell, Despo Moulatsiotis, Con Kailis, EvelynKoutsamanis and Eva Galettis (nee Stavrianos

: Max Galettis, Rose Kalaf, Thea Eleni Coufos and Olga Kailis

Mary Pitsikas (nee Katava

Rose Michelides (nee Kalaf)Kathleen MalaxosBetty Neates (nee Vallianos)Chrys Anastas (nee Diamantarus)Byron Kakulas

VALE Apostolos (Paul) Zervos

After the Second World Wwork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met andmarried Peggy Spartels on Jan 11Peggy were married for 59 years.

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitShop in Carnegie, a Fruit Providore, The Tasmanian Coffee Lounge in Bourke Street and a hotel for 10 years. Peggy wasalways at Paul’s side supporting him

In 1960 he was elected President of the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria. During the late 19to his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’sMediterraneo Apartments’.

ould visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and wasinstigated by Italian tourists who had visited Kastellorizo and were overwhelmed by Paul’s generosity and support.

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured healways retained a strong constitution and t

Birthdays

(nee Sertis)(nee Galettis) of Sydney (see

Thea Eleni Coufos, her brother, Maxlaw, Eva Galettis, in Sydney 2011.

: Allan Cresswell, Despo Moulatsiotis, Con Kailis, EvelynEva Galettis (nee Stavrianos – formerly of Perth)

: Max Galettis, Rose Kalaf, Thea Eleni Coufos and Olga Kailis

(nee Katavatis)

(nee Kalaf)Kathleen Malaxos (nee Kakulas)

(nee Vallianos)(nee Diamantarus)

VALE Apostolos (Paul) Zervos Paul was born on Castellorizo on August 26Panagiota (nee Boyatzis). His nine siblings are Con Zervos (Dec), Helen Athans,Despo Moustaka, Maria Karp, Nick Zervos, Evangelia Kalaitzis (Dec), DorothyMangos, Steve Zervos (Dec) and Dialecti Zervos (Dec). He was thof Chrissie Zervos, Arthur Athans (Dec), Kosta Moustaka (Dec), John Karp (Dec),Peter Calaitzis, Con Mangos and Maria Kominos, Kevin Kominos (Dec), Rita andStathis Sakelloropoulos and Michael and Dianne Spartels.

rld War in 1946, Paul and his family came to Australia and settled in Melbourne. He commencedwork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met andmarried Peggy Spartels on Jan 11 th 1953. TPeggy were married for 59 years.

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitProvidore, The Tasmanian Coffee Lounge in Bourke Street and a hotel for 10 years. Peggy was

always at Paul’s side supporting him, and they were inseparable

In 1960 he was elected President of the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria. During the late 19to his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’sMediterraneo Apartments’. The Blue House featured in the Italian movie ‘Mediterraneo’ and later many Italian tourists

ould visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and was

tourists who had visited Kastellorizo and were overwhelmed by Paul’s generosity and support.

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured healways retained a strong constitution and t

(nee Galettis) of Sydney (see

her brother, Maxin Sydney 2011.

: Allan Cresswell, Despo Moulatsiotis, Con Kailis, Evelynformerly of Perth)

: Max Galettis, Rose Kalaf, Thea Eleni Coufos and Olga Kailis

(nee Kakulas)

(nee Diamantarus)

Paul was born on Castellorizo on August 26Panagiota (nee Boyatzis). His nine siblings are Con Zervos (Dec), Helen Athans,Despo Moustaka, Maria Karp, Nick Zervos, Evangelia Kalaitzis (Dec), DorothyMangos, Steve Zervos (Dec) and Dialecti Zervos (Dec). He was thof Chrissie Zervos, Arthur Athans (Dec), Kosta Moustaka (Dec), John Karp (Dec),Peter Calaitzis, Con Mangos and Maria Kominos, Kevin Kominos (Dec), Rita andStathis Sakelloropoulos and Michael and Dianne Spartels.

ar in 1946, Paul and his family came to Australia and settled in Melbourne. He commencedwork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met and

1953. They had two children, Kevin and Nicholas and four grandchildren. Paul and

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitProvidore, The Tasmanian Coffee Lounge in Bourke Street and a hotel for 10 years. Peggy was

, and they were inseparable

In 1960 he was elected President of the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria. During the late 19to his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’s

The Blue House featured in the Italian movie ‘Mediterraneo’ and later many Italian touristsould visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight

(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and wastourists who had visited Kastellorizo and were overwhelmed by Paul’s generosity and support.

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured healways retained a strong constitution and the respect he obtained was widespread. Paul passed away on Feb 19

(nee Galettis) of Sydney (see

her brother, Max

: Allan Cresswell, Despo Moulatsiotis, Con Kailis, Evelynformerly of Perth)

: Max Galettis, Rose Kalaf, Thea Eleni Coufos and Olga Kailis

Deepest sympathy to the families and friends of

Paul was born on Castellorizo on August 26Panagiota (nee Boyatzis). His nine siblings are Con Zervos (Dec), Helen Athans,Despo Moustaka, Maria Karp, Nick Zervos, Evangelia Kalaitzis (Dec), DorothyMangos, Steve Zervos (Dec) and Dialecti Zervos (Dec). He was thof Chrissie Zervos, Arthur Athans (Dec), Kosta Moustaka (Dec), John Karp (Dec),Peter Calaitzis, Con Mangos and Maria Kominos, Kevin Kominos (Dec), Rita andStathis Sakelloropoulos and Michael and Dianne Spartels.

ar in 1946, Paul and his family came to Australia and settled in Melbourne. He commencedwork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met and

hey had two children, Kevin and Nicholas and four grandchildren. Paul and

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitProvidore, The Tasmanian Coffee Lounge in Bourke Street and a hotel for 10 years. Peggy was

, and they were inseparable.

In 1960 he was elected President of the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria. During the late 19to his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’s

The Blue House featured in the Italian movie ‘Mediterraneo’ and later many Italian touristsould visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight

(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and wastourists who had visited Kastellorizo and were overwhelmed by Paul’s generosity and support.

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured hehe respect he obtained was widespread. Paul passed away on Feb 19

To Ellis Leigh Xanthis who was recognised forhis academic achievements in the 2011year and WACE examinations, featuring on fouroccasions in this year’s Curriculum Council’sawards list.Ellis was awarded the prestigious GeneralExhibition, a Certificate of distinction in bothEconomics and Chemistry and was recognisedwith aoutstanding performance over Year 11 and 12 atChrist Church Grammar School in Claremont.

Ellis achieved an ATAR score of 99.9. He plansto head to an Australian University of his choiceto embark on his tertiary educatioEllis is the son of Garry and Maria Xanthis.

Deepest sympathy to the families and friends of Manos Papadakis Ioannis Boutsis John Barboutis Mena Christodoulou

2012 Evelyn Palassis Michael Mitchell Apostolos Zervos Marie Apostoles Dulcie Koutsoukos Mitchell Constantine Antonios Kalimeris Anastasia Diamond

Apr 14 2012

Paul was born on Castellorizo on August 26Panagiota (nee Boyatzis). His nine siblings are Con Zervos (Dec), Helen Athans,Despo Moustaka, Maria Karp, Nick Zervos, Evangelia Kalaitzis (Dec), DorothyMangos, Steve Zervos (Dec) and Dialecti Zervos (Dec). He was thof Chrissie Zervos, Arthur Athans (Dec), Kosta Moustaka (Dec), John Karp (Dec),Peter Calaitzis, Con Mangos and Maria Kominos, Kevin Kominos (Dec), Rita andStathis Sakelloropoulos and Michael and Dianne Spartels.

ar in 1946, Paul and his family came to Australia and settled in Melbourne. He commencedwork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met and

hey had two children, Kevin and Nicholas and four grandchildren. Paul and

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitProvidore, The Tasmanian Coffee Lounge in Bourke Street and a hotel for 10 years. Peggy was

In 1960 he was elected President of the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria. During the late 19to his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’s

The Blue House featured in the Italian movie ‘Mediterraneo’ and later many Italian touristsould visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight

(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and wastourists who had visited Kastellorizo and were overwhelmed by Paul’s generosity and support.

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured hehe respect he obtained was widespread. Paul passed away on Feb 19

CongratulationsTo Ellis Leigh Xanthis who was recognised forhis academic achievements in the 2011year and WACE examinations, featuring on fouroccasions in this year’s Curriculum Council’sawards list.Ellis was awarded the prestigious GeneralExhibition, a Certificate of distinction in bothEconomics and Chemistry and was recognisedwith a Certificate of Excellence for hisoutstanding performance over Year 11 and 12 atChrist Church Grammar School in Claremont.

Ellis achieved an ATAR score of 99.9. He plansto head to an Australian University of his choiceto embark on his tertiary educatioEllis is the son of Garry and Maria Xanthis.

ValeDeepest sympathy to the families and friends of

Manos Papadakis Sydney Jan 4 2012Ioannis Boutsis Jan 27 2012John Barboutis Jan 29 2012Mena Christodoulou

Evelyn Palassis (nee Xanthis)Michael Mitchell Feb 8 2012Apostolos Zervos Melbourne Feb 19 2012Marie Apostoles (nee Christou) Mar 5 2012Dulcie Koutsoukos (nee Brown)Mitchell ConstantineAntonios Kalimeris Mar 28 2012Anastasia DiamondApr 14 2012

Paul was born on Castellorizo on August 26th 1926, the son of Kominos Zervos andPanagiota (nee Boyatzis). His nine siblings are Con Zervos (Dec), Helen Athans,Despo Moustaka, Maria Karp, Nick Zervos, Evangelia Kalaitzis (Dec), DorothyMangos, Steve Zervos (Dec) and Dialecti Zervos (Dec). He was thof Chrissie Zervos, Arthur Athans (Dec), Kosta Moustaka (Dec), John Karp (Dec),Peter Calaitzis, Con Mangos and Maria Kominos, Kevin Kominos (Dec), Rita andStathis Sakelloropoulos and Michael and Dianne Spartels.

ar in 1946, Paul and his family came to Australia and settled in Melbourne. He commencedwork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met and

hey had two children, Kevin and Nicholas and four grandchildren. Paul and

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitProvidore, The Tasmanian Coffee Lounge in Bourke Street and a hotel for 10 years. Peggy was

In 1960 he was elected President of the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria. During the late 19to his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’s

The Blue House featured in the Italian movie ‘Mediterraneo’ and later many Italian touristsould visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight

(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and wastourists who had visited Kastellorizo and were overwhelmed by Paul’s generosity and support.

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured hehe respect he obtained was widespread. Paul passed away on Feb 19

CongratulationsTo Ellis Leigh Xanthis who was recognised forhis academic achievements in the 2011year and WACE examinations, featuring on fouroccasions in this year’s Curriculum Council’s

Ellis was awarded the prestigious GeneralExhibition, a Certificate of distinction in bothEconomics and Chemistry and was recognised

Certificate of Excellence for hisoutstanding performance over Year 11 and 12 atChrist Church Grammar School in Claremont.

Ellis achieved an ATAR score of 99.9. He plansto head to an Australian University of his choiceto embark on his tertiary education.Ellis is the son of Garry and Maria Xanthis.

ValeDeepest sympathy to the families and friends of

Sydney Jan 4 2012Jan 27 2012Jan 29 2012

Mena Christodoulou (nee Fotiades)

(nee Xanthis) Jan 31 2012Feb 8 2012Melbourne Feb 19 2012

(nee Christou) Mar 5 2012(nee Brown)

Mitchell Constantine Mar 18 2012Mar 28 2012

Anastasia Diamond (nee Kambouris

1926, the son of Kominos Zervos andPanagiota (nee Boyatzis). His nine siblings are Con Zervos (Dec), Helen Athans,Despo Moustaka, Maria Karp, Nick Zervos, Evangelia Kalaitzis (Dec), DorothyMangos, Steve Zervos (Dec) and Dialecti Zervos (Dec). He was the brotherof Chrissie Zervos, Arthur Athans (Dec), Kosta Moustaka (Dec), John Karp (Dec),Peter Calaitzis, Con Mangos and Maria Kominos, Kevin Kominos (Dec), Rita andStathis Sakelloropoulos and Michael and Dianne Spartels.

ar in 1946, Paul and his family came to Australia and settled in Melbourne. He commencedwork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met and

hey had two children, Kevin and Nicholas and four grandchildren. Paul and

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitProvidore, The Tasmanian Coffee Lounge in Bourke Street and a hotel for 10 years. Peggy was

In 1960 he was elected President of the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria. During the late 1980’s he annually returnedto his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’s

The Blue House featured in the Italian movie ‘Mediterraneo’ and later many Italian touristsould visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight

(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and wastourists who had visited Kastellorizo and were overwhelmed by Paul’s generosity and support.

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured hehe respect he obtained was widespread. Paul passed away on Feb 19

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To Ellis Leigh Xanthis who was recognised forhis academic achievements in the 2011 academicyear and WACE examinations, featuring on fouroccasions in this year’s Curriculum Council’s

Ellis was awarded the prestigious GeneralExhibition, a Certificate of distinction in bothEconomics and Chemistry and was recognised

Certificate of Excellence for hisoutstanding performance over Year 11 and 12 atChrist Church Grammar School in Claremont.

Ellis achieved an ATAR score of 99.9. He plansto head to an Australian University of his choice

n.Ellis is the son of Garry and Maria Xanthis.

Deepest sympathy to the families and friends of:Sydney Jan 4 2012

(nee Fotiades) Jan 30

Jan 31 2012

Melbourne Feb 19 2012(nee Christou) Mar 5 2012

(nee Brown) Mar 12 2012Mar 18 2012

Mar 28 2012Kambouris) Sydney

1926, the son of Kominos Zervos andPanagiota (nee Boyatzis). His nine siblings are Con Zervos (Dec), Helen Athans,Despo Moustaka, Maria Karp, Nick Zervos, Evangelia Kalaitzis (Dec), Dorothy

e brother-in-lawof Chrissie Zervos, Arthur Athans (Dec), Kosta Moustaka (Dec), John Karp (Dec),Peter Calaitzis, Con Mangos and Maria Kominos, Kevin Kominos (Dec), Rita and

ar in 1946, Paul and his family came to Australia and settled in Melbourne. He commencedwork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met and

hey had two children, Kevin and Nicholas and four grandchildren. Paul and

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitProvidore, The Tasmanian Coffee Lounge in Bourke Street and a hotel for 10 years. Peggy was

80’s he annually returnedto his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’s

The Blue House featured in the Italian movie ‘Mediterraneo’ and later many Italian touristsould visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight

(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and wastourists who had visited Kastellorizo and were overwhelmed by Paul’s generosity and support.

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured hehe respect he obtained was widespread. Paul passed away on Feb 19th 2012.

To Ellis Leigh Xanthis who was recognised foracademic

year and WACE examinations, featuring on fouroccasions in this year’s Curriculum Council’s

Ellis was awarded the prestigious GeneralExhibition, a Certificate of distinction in bothEconomics and Chemistry and was recognised

Certificate of Excellence for hisoutstanding performance over Year 11 and 12 at

Ellis achieved an ATAR score of 99.9. He plansto head to an Australian University of his choice

Jan 30

Mar 12 2012

) Sydney

1926, the son of Kominos Zervos andPanagiota (nee Boyatzis). His nine siblings are Con Zervos (Dec), Helen Athans,Despo Moustaka, Maria Karp, Nick Zervos, Evangelia Kalaitzis (Dec), Dorothy

lawof Chrissie Zervos, Arthur Athans (Dec), Kosta Moustaka (Dec), John Karp (Dec),Peter Calaitzis, Con Mangos and Maria Kominos, Kevin Kominos (Dec), Rita and

ar in 1946, Paul and his family came to Australia and settled in Melbourne. He commencedwork at the Kanis Café in Richmond. Through his association with the Kastellorizian Brotherhood of Victoria, he met and

hey had two children, Kevin and Nicholas and four grandchildren. Paul and

Paul and Peggy operated a number of businesses, a Fruit Shop in Brunswick, a Fish and Chip business in Balwyn, a FruitProvidore, The Tasmanian Coffee Lounge in Bourke Street and a hotel for 10 years. Peggy was

80’s he annually returnedto his family home on Kastellorizo, known as the ‘Blue House’ and established a rooming house known as ‘Paul’s

The Blue House featured in the Italian movie ‘Mediterraneo’ and later many Italian touristsould visit the island to see the house. In 2009 Paul was honoured by the Italian Government and made a Knight

(Cavaliere) of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity. This was in recognition of his contribution to tourists and was

Paul was very proud of his immediate family and their achievements. Despite the adversities of life that he endured he

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CENTENARY WEEK UPDATEPrepared By Kevin Kannis

THE EVENTSHave you sent your registration form in yet?

The Gala Dinner is sold out and other functions are filling up fast.

A registration form is enclosed so don’t miss this last chance to register - get your payment in to let us know whichof the following events you would like to attend.

Entry will be strictly ticket only due to catering requirements so we cannot guarantee entry unless your registrationand payment is received by May 6th

Forms to be sent to 160 Anzac Road Mt Hawthorn 6016 or to centenary2012@gmail.com

Sunday 6 May.Registration day for locals; this is an opportunity for Perth people to pick up their tickets early and minimise delayson the main registration day when the visitors from other states will be joining us on May 20. Be there at 4:00PM.

Sunday 20 May.This will be an opportunity for a casual catch-up and join our interstate visitors at a barbecue when they check in.Locals are encouraged to attend but please book to assist in catering arrangements. (Let us know if you have anyspecial dietary needs). Be there at 4:00PM to hear further detail about the week’s events.

Monday 21 May.There will be a service at the church of St Constantine & Helene starting at 8:30AM.

The service will followed by a lunch starting at 12:00PM in the Hellenic Community Hall. This is the start of ourCentenary Week to be officially opened by Dr Ken Michael, the former Governor of Western Australia. Bookingsare essential as there are no door sales.

If you want to form a table email us at centenary2012@gmail.com with the names of the people you want tosit with. Just make sure they have a ticket. We don’t want anyone to be disappointed.

Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 May Speaking ForumsJoin us for two days of presentations by nationally prominent Castellorizians as they share their thoughts with us.Interstate delegates will be picked up from one of the city hotels at 8:30AM for arrival at Castellorizian House9:15AM on each day. Those with their own transport can make their own way to Cassie House.

TUESDAY MAY 22Start 10:15AMDr Nick Pappas 10:30AMDr John Yiannakis 11:45AM

Lunch 1:00PM

Transport delegates back the city 3:30PM

WEDNESDAY MAY 23Start 9:30AMMr John Mangos 9:45AMMorning tea 11:00AMMr Allan Cresswell 11:30AMLunch 12:45PMReflections & Overview by Marilyn Tsolakis 1:45PMTransport delegates back to the city at 4:00PM

TuesdayDr Nick Pappas Leaving the Rock - Emigration from Castellorizo 1880-1939Dr John Yiannakis Courting Controversy - A not so celebratory commentary about Perth's CastelloriziansWednesdayJohn Mangos Kassie Culture-Dilution or DemiseAllan Cresswell Preserving Today - Our Heritage, Photographs, Stories and GenealogyMarilyn Tsolakis Reflections & Overview

Registration is essential for this fully catered event so again it is important to let us know if you have any specialdietary needs.

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Wednesday 23 MayOne of the special events for the Centenary week is the Civic Reception being hosted by the Honourable LordMayor Lisa Scaffidi from the City of Perth. This will be a great opportunity for our City to be showcased to ourinterstate visitors.

As the guest list has limitations due to limited numbers, certain criterion has been met. Past Presidents, LifeMembers, current committee and eastern states delegates are being invited. With this criterion, we hope that allmembers accept the process as it was difficult to include all members. We look forward to your support for theevents of the rest of the week.

Friday 25 MayBooking is essential for the two events on Friday as they are filling up fast.

Lunch at Kailis’ FremantleInterstate delegates will be picked up from one of the city hotels at 10:00AM for departure to Fremantle.

Trots at Gloucester Park at night.All delegates will make their own way to main gate for dinner at the Radiant Oro Room at 7:00PM.

Saturday 26 May Gala Dinner. Booked out.The grand finale of the Centenary Association’s events held over 2011 and 2012 goes out with a big bang at theCentenary Gala Dinner, held at the Burswood Entertainment Complex on May 26 th. This event will bring together anumber of distinguished guests including representatives from the Greek Orthodox Church, State and FederalParliament and past and present Association Presidents to celebrate the Association’s 100th anniversary.

The evening will feature pre-dinner drinks, a delightful three course meal with premium wines, a selection ofspeakers and live entertainment playing traditional Greek and modern favourites to dance the night away.

An event of this magnitude is not possible without the generous contributions of the Association’s sponsors anddonors, as well as the continued efforts of the hard-working Centenary Committee who have given their time andexpertise over the previous 2+ years to raise funds and organise not only this event, but all of the events leadingup to the Gala Dinner.

The great event is already fully booked, the Centenary Committee wishes the lucky 500+ attendees a fantasticevening!

Special Dietary RequirementsFor those lucky 500+ it is important to let us know if you have any special dietary requirements, such as thefollowing.

Vegan Gluten free Lactose free Dairy free Nut free

The venue can only accommodate you, or those of any of your friends, who have special dietary requirements ifyou let us know by writing to us at 160 Anzac Road Mt Hawthorn 6016 or emailing to centenary2012@gmail.combefore May 14. You cannot do this verbally as we cannot help unless you tell us by post or email of yourrequirements and give us your name and telephone number.

SPONSOR & DONORSOver the last four years the Association has been preparing for the week of celebrations for our Centenary. Theorganising committee recognised the need for sponsorship if the events were to be at the standard the occasiondeserved while making the occasion as accessible as possible for our members.

Nicky Nicholas and Bartley Kakulas were the spearhead of our fund raising efforts and targeted $50,000 as anappropriate amount to work towards. We are delighted to tell you that the target had been exceeded at the timeof this publication. The estimated cost of the Gala Dinner per person is close to $200, it follows those tickets at asale price of $140 are subsidised to the extent of $60 each.

The organising committee, on behalf of the members, is grateful to our sponsors and donors whose generosity hashelped make this momentous event possible.

ASSOCIATION NEWSMEMBERSHIP INFORMATION

When we published the membership list in the last edition of theMegisti Messenger there were a number of members who advisedus of spelling errors and others whose Christian names was nottheir preferred name. We need to get the list of members ascorrect and complete as possible including your preferred title.We would also like to have your email addresses as a moreefficient and timely way of advising you of upcoming events.

Please use the membership form on the reverse of the addresssheet so we can update our records with the best information. Weonly need you to complete the top panel but of course the formcan also be used for new members who are welcome to join our436 current financial members.

The form can be emailed to centenary2012@gmail.com or postedto 160 Anzac Road, Mount Hawthorn WA 6016.

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR 2012/13 ARE DUE ONJULY 1st 2012

Members are reminded that subscriptions are payable on the July1 of each year. Please make sure your membership is currentbefore then.

COMMEMORATIVE BOOKCORRECTED PAGES

As a result of omissions in two of the pages of theCommemorative Book the Association has reprinted theoffending pages. Those who were directly affected by theomissions have been contacted and provided with the pages. Forother members, who made contributions to the book, sufficientcopies of the corrected pages are enclosed with this edition of theMegisti Messenger. If you require additional copies of thecorrected pages they can be collected from our headquarters at160 Anzac Road, Mount Hawthorn.

USE OF CASTELLORIZIAN HOUSEMembers of the Castellorizian Association are reminded that theheadquarters in Mount Hawthorn is available for hire for smallfamily functions and community gatherings.

Anyone interested in using the facility should contact the housemanager, Mr Tony Samiotis on 0402063463.

The building has food preparation and serving facilities as wellas access to catering services if necessary. There are somerestrictions on the use of the building and kitchen area which willbe advised by the house manager.

The cost to members for use of the building is $200 and $250 fornon members. Prices are negotiable for smaller non socialevents.

Cazzies 2012A wonderful centennial poemwritten by Anthony Bartley Kakulas

Onone special islandon the eastern pointof Greecenestled belowthe southern coastof turkeylivedbrave men & womenwho crossed continentsbraved oceanstranscended languagewith empty pockets&a dream of a better life

With faithhopeand charityburning fromtheir homelandin their soulsThey cameinfiltratedgrew lifein a new landThey foughtif they had toToiled hardso nowa century onwe celebrate those pioneerswho made way for usgave ushopeopportunity& freedomsaved usfrom despairtaught usresilience& a century onwe are manyproud of our heritageour rootsour individualitywe have crossedall borderscoveredall professionsmay that spiritstill be with usin

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another hundred years

On Friday April 20 2012 John Yiannakis’ wonderfulThe First 100 Years, 1912Professor Byron Kakulas officially launchedcontribution of Castellorizians through migration, settlement, adaptation and achievement ithat of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association ofWestern Australia.

The book ismembers of the association are listed at the back of the book. It iscosts $60.00. Doctor Yiannakis provided his services free of chargecommended for hi

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with a cheque for $10,000.00 as a contribution to our centenary and to acknowledge a share

WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTION

On Friday April 20 2012 John Yiannakis’ wonderfulThe First 100 Years, 1912Professor Byron Kakulas officially launchedcontribution of Castellorizians through migration, settlement, adaptation and achievement ithat of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association ofWestern Australia.

The book is in full colour, contains numerous photographs and is hard cover with 144 gloss pages. All fmembers of the association are listed at the back of the book. It iscosts $60.00. Doctor Yiannakis provided his services free of chargecommended for hi

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with a cheque for $10,000.00 as a contribution to our centenary and to acknowledge a share

WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTION

On Friday April 20 2012 John Yiannakis’ wonderfulThe First 100 Years, 1912Professor Byron Kakulas officially launchedcontribution of Castellorizians through migration, settlement, adaptation and achievement ithat of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association ofWestern Australia.

in full colour, contains numerous photographs and is hard cover with 144 gloss pages. All fmembers of the association are listed at the back of the book. It iscosts $60.00. Doctor Yiannakis provided his services free of chargecommended for his wonderful contribution in this our centennial year.

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with a cheque for $10,000.00 as a contribution to our centenary and to acknowledge a share

WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTION

On Friday April 20 2012 John Yiannakis’ wonderfulThe First 100 Years, 1912 – 2012, was launchedProfessor Byron Kakulas officially launchedcontribution of Castellorizians through migration, settlement, adaptation and achievement ithat of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association of

in full colour, contains numerous photographs and is hard cover with 144 gloss pages. All fmembers of the association are listed at the back of the book. It iscosts $60.00. Doctor Yiannakis provided his services free of charge

s wonderful contribution in this our centennial year.

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with a cheque for $10,000.00 as a contribution to our centenary and to acknowledge a share

BOOK LAUNCHWESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTION

On Friday April 20 2012 John Yiannakis’ wonderfulwas launched

Professor Byron Kakulas officially launched the book with an inspiring address, acknowledging both thecontribution of Castellorizians through migration, settlement, adaptation and achievement ithat of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association of

in full colour, contains numerous photographs and is hard cover with 144 gloss pages. All fmembers of the association are listed at the back of the book. It iscosts $60.00. Doctor Yiannakis provided his services free of charge

s wonderful contribution in this our centennial year.

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with a cheque for $10,000.00 as a contribution to our centenary and to acknowledge a share

BOOK LAUNCHWESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTION

On Friday April 20 2012 John Yiannakis’ wonderful new book, Western Australia’s Castellorizian Connectionwas launched at Castellorizian House

the book with an inspiring address, acknowledging both thecontribution of Castellorizians through migration, settlement, adaptation and achievement ithat of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association of

in full colour, contains numerous photographs and is hard cover with 144 gloss pages. All fmembers of the association are listed at the back of the book. It iscosts $60.00. Doctor Yiannakis provided his services free of charge

s wonderful contribution in this our centennial year.

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with a cheque for $10,000.00 as a contribution to our centenary and to acknowledge a share

BOOK LAUNCHWESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTION

book, Western Australia’s Castellorizian Connectionat Castellorizian House

the book with an inspiring address, acknowledging both thecontribution of Castellorizians through migration, settlement, adaptation and achievement ithat of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association of

in full colour, contains numerous photographs and is hard cover with 144 gloss pages. All fmembers of the association are listed at the back of the book. It is available from the Castellorizian Associatcosts $60.00. Doctor Yiannakis provided his services free of charge to research and write the book

s wonderful contribution in this our centennial year.

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with a cheque for $10,000.00 as a contribution to our centenary and to acknowledge a share

BOOK LAUNCHWESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTION

book, Western Australia’s Castellorizian Connectionat Castellorizian House. With a large audience in attendance

the book with an inspiring address, acknowledging both thecontribution of Castellorizians through migration, settlement, adaptation and achievement ithat of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association of

in full colour, contains numerous photographs and is hard cover with 144 gloss pages. All favailable from the Castellorizian Associat

to research and write the book

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with a cheque for $10,000.00 as a contribution to our centenary and to acknowledge a share

WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTIONBy Allan Cresswell

book, Western Australia’s Castellorizian Connection. With a large audience in attendance

the book with an inspiring address, acknowledging both thecontribution of Castellorizians through migration, settlement, adaptation and achievement in Western Australia andthat of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association of

in full colour, contains numerous photographs and is hard cover with 144 gloss pages. All favailable from the Castellorizian Associat

to research and write the book

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with a cheque for $10,000.00 as a contribution to our centenary and to acknowledge a shared centenary

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTIONBy Allan Cresswell

book, Western Australia’s Castellorizian Connection. With a large audience in attendance

the book with an inspiring address, acknowledging both then Western Australia and

that of Doctor John N Yiannakis in producing this commemorative history of the Castellorizian Association of

in full colour, contains numerous photographs and is hard cover with 144 gloss pages. All financialavailable from the Castellorizian Association and

to research and write the book and is to be

At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,d centenary with them

WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S CASTELLORIZIAN CONNECTIONBy Allan Cresswell

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At the Book Launch representatives of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia presented our President, Jim Manifis,with them.

Veronica Gelavis chose to write on the book “Embers on the Sea” as the subject of her Year 7criterion was to discuss an object relating to something of the past and which involved migration to Australia.She considered that this book written by Dr Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas was appropriate.

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Veronica is the daughter of our members George and Angela, granddaughter of Angie and tGelavis, and of Paul and Terri Boyatzis.

The Story of the ‘Empire Patrol’ Continues

Veronica Gelavis chose to write on the book “Embers on the Sea” as the subject of her Year 7criterion was to discuss an object relating to something of the past and which involved migration to Australia.She considered that this book written by Dr Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas was appropriate.

Veronica, with her family connectioPatrol Disaster which relates to CVeronica visited Ccommemorate the 65present for the commemorations.

Veronica is the daughter of our members George and Angela, granddaughter of Angie and tGelavis, and of Paul and Terri Boyatzis.

PAST PRESENT AND FUTUREThe Story of the ‘Empire Patrol’ Continues

Veronica Gelavis chose to write on the book “Embers on the Sea” as the subject of her Year 7criterion was to discuss an object relating to something of the past and which involved migration to Australia.She considered that this book written by Dr Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas was appropriate.

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Veronica visited Castellorizo with her parents, brother Samuel and her extencommemorate the 65th Anniversary of the extensively documented tragedy. My wifepresent for the commemorations.

Veronica is the daughter of our members George and Angela, granddaughter of Angie and tGelavis, and of Paul and Terri Boyatzis.

PAST PRESENT AND FUTUREThe Story of the ‘Empire Patrol’ Continues

Veronica Gelavis chose to write on the book “Embers on the Sea” as the subject of her Year 7criterion was to discuss an object relating to something of the past and which involved migration to Australia.She considered that this book written by Dr Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas was appropriate.

Veronica, with her family connectiorol Disaster which relates to Castellorizians in the immediate post Second World War period. Further

astellorizo with her parents, brother Samuel and her extenAnniversary of the extensively documented tragedy. My wife

present for the commemorations.

Veronica is the daughter of our members George and Angela, granddaughter of Angie and tGelavis, and of Paul and Terri Boyatzis.

PAST PRESENT AND FUTUREThe Story of the ‘Empire Patrol’ Continues

Embers on the SeaWritten by my grandfather

By Veronica Gelavis 7.5

Veronica Gelavis chose to write on the book “Embers on the Sea” as the subject of her Year 7criterion was to discuss an object relating to something of the past and which involved migration to Australia.She considered that this book written by Dr Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas was appropriate.

Veronica, with her family connections, is very familiar with Castellorizians in the immediate post Second World War period. Further

astellorizo with her parents, brother Samuel and her extenAnniversary of the extensively documented tragedy. My wife

Veronica is the daughter of our members George and Angela, granddaughter of Angie and tGelavis, and of Paul and Terri Boyatzis.

PAST PRESENT AND FUTUREThe Story of the ‘Empire Patrol’ Continues

Embers on the SeaWritten by my grandfather

By Veronica Gelavis 7.5

Veronica Gelavis chose to write on the book “Embers on the Sea” as the subject of her Year 7criterion was to discuss an object relating to something of the past and which involved migration to Australia.She considered that this book written by Dr Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas was appropriate.

ry familiar with Castellorizians in the immediate post Second World War period. Further

astellorizo with her parents, brother Samuel and her extenAnniversary of the extensively documented tragedy. My wife

Veronica is the daughter of our members George and Angela, granddaughter of Angie and t

PAST PRESENT AND FUTUREThe Story of the ‘Empire Patrol’ Continues

Embers on the SeaWritten by my grandfather

By Veronica Gelavis 7.5

Veronica Gelavis chose to write on the book “Embers on the Sea” as the subject of her Year 7criterion was to discuss an object relating to something of the past and which involved migration to Australia.She considered that this book written by Dr Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas was appropriate.

ry familiar with Castellorizo and specifically with the Empireastellorizians in the immediate post Second World War period. Further

astellorizo with her parents, brother Samuel and her extenAnniversary of the extensively documented tragedy. My wife

Veronica is the daughter of our members George and Angela, granddaughter of Angie and t

PAST PRESENT AND FUTUREThe Story of the ‘Empire Patrol’ Continues

An Article by Veronica Gelavis

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Veronica Gelavis chose to write on the book “Embers on the Sea” as the subject of her Year 7criterion was to discuss an object relating to something of the past and which involved migration to Australia.She considered that this book written by Dr Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas was appropriate.

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Veronica is the daughter of our members George and Angela, granddaughter of Angie and t

PAST PRESENT AND FUTUREThe Story of the ‘Empire Patrol’ Continues

An Article by Veronica Gelavis

Veronica Gelavis chose to write on the book “Embers on the Sea” as the subject of her Year 7criterion was to discuss an object relating to something of the past and which involved migration to Australia.She considered that this book written by Dr Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas was appropriate.

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The book was written by my grandfather Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas. It was published in NewSouth Wales by Halstead Press. It was and still is being sold to the public in selected bookstores.

The book has been handled well and is in very good condition. It is a paperback and tells the story of thetragedy of the Empire Patrol. There are also maps and pictures that relate to the text inside. The cover hasa photo of the Empire Patrol which is blue and the authors- Paul Boyatzis and Nicholas Pappas written inyellow. The title of the book is ‘Embers on The Sea’. The book is 128 pages long.

The co-author of this book is my grandfather. The other co-author is Nicholas Pappas who teamed upwith my grandpa to write the book. My grandfather was onboard the Empire Patrol and he came toAustralia when he was 10 in 1947. This was because his dad was already in Australia.

The boat Empire Patrol had onboard some of the population of a tiny Greek island called Kastellorizo. Itwas used by the British to transport the population to Kastellorizo following its bombing during theSecond World War. The boat caught on fire on its way to Kastellorizo. Someone had left a stove onsimply when they were warming up some milk.

A lot of the passengers had to jump off the boat, such as my grandfather and when doing so he bumpedhis head on the side and still has a small bump on his head next to his eye. A lot of the passengers alsodied because they either couldn’t get off or they drowned.

This book is very special because it reminds my grandfather of his assistance to record why the EmpirePatrol went down. It also eases the pain of those who lost family and friends in the tragedy because notknowing what really happened but still knowing they did not survive is a terrible thing and thanks to himand Nicholas Pappas they now know.

Veronica Gelavis and her brother, Samuel, admiring the Castellorizian Harbour – ship Diagoras of Blue Star Ferries is anchoring

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSES

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presentlyChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expertDolmatha maker and what a wonderful job s

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cookingprocess so the doSef was happy to answer them and Peter was very grateful.

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then thefamilyhospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special tohim. In conversation during the class, Peter mentioned thand aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted sowonderful.

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming alonnext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peterdemonstrate to us one day.

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSES

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presentlyChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expertDolmatha maker and what a wonderful job s

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cookingprocess so the doSef was happy to answer them and Peter was very grateful.

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then thefamily moved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to thehospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special tohim. In conversation during the class, Peter mentioned thand aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted sowonderful.

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming alonnext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peterdemonstrate to us one day.

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSES

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presentlyChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expertDolmatha maker and what a wonderful job s

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cookingprocess so the dolmathes cooked to perfection. He did not hesitate to ask questions during the class andSef was happy to answer them and Peter was very grateful.

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then themoved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to the

hospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special tohim. In conversation during the class, Peter mentioned thand aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted so

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming alonnext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peterdemonstrate to us one day.

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSES

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presentlyChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expertDolmatha maker and what a wonderful job s

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cooking

lmathes cooked to perfection. He did not hesitate to ask questions during the class andSef was happy to answer them and Peter was very grateful.

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then themoved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to the

hospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special tohim. In conversation during the class, Peter mentioned thand aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted so

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming alonnext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peterdemonstrate to us one day.

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSES

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presentlyChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expertDolmatha maker and what a wonderful job she did that afternoon.

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cooking

lmathes cooked to perfection. He did not hesitate to ask questions during the class andSef was happy to answer them and Peter was very grateful.

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then themoved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to the

hospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special tohim. In conversation during the class, Peter mentioned thand aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted so

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming alonnext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peter

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSES

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presentlyChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expert

he did that afternoon.

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cooking

lmathes cooked to perfection. He did not hesitate to ask questions during the class andSef was happy to answer them and Peter was very grateful.

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then themoved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to the

hospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special tohim. In conversation during the class, Peter mentioned thand aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted so

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming alonnext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peter

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSES

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presentlyChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expert

he did that afternoon.

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cooking

lmathes cooked to perfection. He did not hesitate to ask questions during the class andSef was happy to answer them and Peter was very grateful.

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then themoved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to the

hospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special tohim. In conversation during the class, Peter mentioned that he fondly remembers his Yiayia (Panayiota)and aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted so

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming alonnext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peter

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSES

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presentlyChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expert

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cooking

lmathes cooked to perfection. He did not hesitate to ask questions during the class and

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then themoved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to the

hospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special toat he fondly remembers his Yiayia (Panayiota)

and aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted so

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming alonnext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peter

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSESBy Helen Anastasas

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presentlyChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expert

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cooking

lmathes cooked to perfection. He did not hesitate to ask questions during the class and

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then themoved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to the

hospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special toat he fondly remembers his Yiayia (Panayiota)

and aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted so

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming alonnext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peter

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SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSESBy Helen Anastasas

What a surprise it was to have Peter Manifis celebrity chef in Western Australia (presently ExecutiveChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expert

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cooking

lmathes cooked to perfection. He did not hesitate to ask questions during the class and

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then themoved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to the

hospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special toat he fondly remembers his Yiayia (Panayiota)

and aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted so

Before leaving Peter said he enjoyed himself so much that he was really interested in coming along to ournext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peter

SURPRISE VISITOR TO THE CAZZIE COOKING CLASSESBy Helen Anastasas

ExecutiveChef of Beluga and Incontro Restaurants) join the Cazzie Cooking Class on February 18. On the day hewas recognised by many present and also introduced to others and especially to Sef Lazarakis our expert

Peter joined in so easily that afternoon and all participants were excited to have him present. He showeda keen interest in the way Sef was preparing the filling, rolling the vine leaves and the intricate cooking

lmathes cooked to perfection. He did not hesitate to ask questions during the class and

Michael and Lyn Manifis are Peter’s parents who lived in Perth when he was a young boy and then themoved to Onslow where they are presently living. Peter is professionally dedicated to the

hospitality industry especially in Perth and due to his cultural background Greek cuisine is very special toat he fondly remembers his Yiayia (Panayiota)

and aunties in the family kitchen making traditional Greek and especially Cazzie food that tasted so

g to ournext class and we are looking forward to seeing him again. We may even be lucky enough to have Peter

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From Left - StandingFrom Left - SittingHelene Mandalis (later Papadak

Back Row: Chrissanthi Gravas (later Mavros), Diomantaris G Kailis, Christos Christodoulou, Irene Gravas (later Barboutis)ont Row: Paul Gregory, Maria Gravas (later

(later Chatzidakis).

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHSThis is a regular feature in theand events from times gone by. Submissions always welcomed and photographs always returned.

two photographs below are tin photographic form. Appropriately in our centennial year we present the grandchildren of A

Efstathios and Chrissanthicourtesy of Paul Gregory

Panaula Auguste (nee Komninos) with Eleven of her GrandchildrenStanding: Loula MandalisSitting: Dinny Mandalis, Ula Mavros

(later Papadakis)

Chrissanthi Chrissoroy Palassis (nee Petridis) with Eleven of her Grandchildren: Chrissanthi Gravas (later Mavros), Diomantaris G Kailis, Christos Christodoulou, Irene Gravas (later Barboutis): Paul Gregory, Maria Gravas (later

. Seated on Floor

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHSThis is a regular feature in the Megisti Messengerand events from times gone by. Submissions always welcomed and photographs always returned.

two photographs below are typiin photographic form. Appropriately in our centennial year we present the grandchildren of A

Chrissanthi Palassis.Paul Gregory of Melbourne

Panaula Auguste (nee Komninos) with Eleven of her Grandchildrenula Mandalis (later Kondos)

: Dinny Mandalis, Ula Mavrosis)

Chrissanthi Chrissoroy Palassis (nee Petridis) with Eleven of her Grandchildren: Chrissanthi Gravas (later Mavros), Diomantaris G Kailis, Christos Christodoulou, Irene Gravas (later Barboutis): Paul Gregory, Maria Gravas (later Lucas), Stanley G Kailis, Stanley Gregory, Nina Christodoulou (later Varvakis), Georgina Gravas

loor: Peter Gregory

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHSMegisti Messenger in displaying photographs from Castellorizo and Australia depicting people

and events from times gone by. Submissions always welcomed and photographs always returned.

ypical of the photos of the time where grandmothers proudly displayed theirin photographic form. Appropriately in our centennial year we present the grandchildren of A

Palassis. The first photo is courtesy Evangeline Galettis (nee Barris) of Sydney and theof Melbourne.

Panaula Auguste (nee Komninos) with Eleven of her Grandchildren(later Kondos), Arthur Auguste, Alexandra Mandalis, Robert Auguste

: Dinny Mandalis, Ula Mavros (later Panotidis)

Chrissanthi Chrissoroy Palassis (nee Petridis) with Eleven of her Grandchildren: Chrissanthi Gravas (later Mavros), Diomantaris G Kailis, Christos Christodoulou, Irene Gravas (later Barboutis)

Lucas), Stanley G Kailis, Stanley Gregory, Nina Christodoulou (later Varvakis), Georgina Gravas: Peter Gregory

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHSin displaying photographs from Castellorizo and Australia depicting people

and events from times gone by. Submissions always welcomed and photographs always returned.

the photos of the time where grandmothers proudly displayed theirin photographic form. Appropriately in our centennial year we present the grandchildren of A

The first photo is courtesy Evangeline Galettis (nee Barris) of Sydney and the

Panaula Auguste (nee Komninos) with Eleven of her Grandchildren, Arthur Auguste, Alexandra Mandalis, Robert Auguste

(later Panotidis), Alex Mirmikidis, Pam Auguste (on Grandmother’s knee) George Mavros and

Chrissanthi Chrissoroy Palassis (nee Petridis) with Eleven of her Grandchildren: Chrissanthi Gravas (later Mavros), Diomantaris G Kailis, Christos Christodoulou, Irene Gravas (later Barboutis)

Lucas), Stanley G Kailis, Stanley Gregory, Nina Christodoulou (later Varvakis), Georgina Gravas

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHSin displaying photographs from Castellorizo and Australia depicting people

and events from times gone by. Submissions always welcomed and photographs always returned.

the photos of the time where grandmothers proudly displayed theirin photographic form. Appropriately in our centennial year we present the grandchildren of A

The first photo is courtesy Evangeline Galettis (nee Barris) of Sydney and the

Panaula Auguste (nee Komninos) with Eleven of her Grandchildren, Arthur Auguste, Alexandra Mandalis, Robert Auguste

, Alex Mirmikidis, Pam Auguste (on Grandmother’s knee) George Mavros and

Chrissanthi Chrissoroy Palassis (nee Petridis) with Eleven of her Grandchildren: Chrissanthi Gravas (later Mavros), Diomantaris G Kailis, Christos Christodoulou, Irene Gravas (later Barboutis)

Lucas), Stanley G Kailis, Stanley Gregory, Nina Christodoulou (later Varvakis), Georgina Gravas

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHSin displaying photographs from Castellorizo and Australia depicting people

and events from times gone by. Submissions always welcomed and photographs always returned.

the photos of the time where grandmothers proudly displayed theirin photographic form. Appropriately in our centennial year we present the grandchildren of A

The first photo is courtesy Evangeline Galettis (nee Barris) of Sydney and the

Panaula Auguste (nee Komninos) with Eleven of her Grandchildren, Arthur Auguste, Alexandra Mandalis, Robert Auguste and

, Alex Mirmikidis, Pam Auguste (on Grandmother’s knee) George Mavros and

Chrissanthi Chrissoroy Palassis (nee Petridis) with Eleven of her Grandchildren: Chrissanthi Gravas (later Mavros), Diomantaris G Kailis, Christos Christodoulou, Irene Gravas (later Barboutis)

Lucas), Stanley G Kailis, Stanley Gregory, Nina Christodoulou (later Varvakis), Georgina Gravas

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPHSin displaying photographs from Castellorizo and Australia depicting people

and events from times gone by. Submissions always welcomed and photographs always returned.

the photos of the time where grandmothers proudly displayed theirin photographic form. Appropriately in our centennial year we present the grandchildren of Arthur

The first photo is courtesy Evangeline Galettis (nee Barris) of Sydney and the

Panaula Auguste (nee Komninos) with Eleven of her Grandchildrenand Dino Mirmikidis

, Alex Mirmikidis, Pam Auguste (on Grandmother’s knee) George Mavros and

Chrissanthi Chrissoroy Palassis (nee Petridis) with Eleven of her Grandchildren: Chrissanthi Gravas (later Mavros), Diomantaris G Kailis, Christos Christodoulou, Irene Gravas (later Barboutis)

Lucas), Stanley G Kailis, Stanley Gregory, Nina Christodoulou (later Varvakis), Georgina Gravas

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in displaying photographs from Castellorizo and Australia depicting people

the photos of the time where grandmothers proudly displayed theirrthur and Panaula

The first photo is courtesy Evangeline Galettis (nee Barris) of Sydney and the

Dino Mirmikidis, Alex Mirmikidis, Pam Auguste (on Grandmother’s knee) George Mavros and

Lucas), Stanley G Kailis, Stanley Gregory, Nina Christodoulou (later Varvakis), Georgina Gravas

in displaying photographs from Castellorizo and Australia depicting people

the photos of the time where grandmothers proudly displayed theirand Panaula

The first photo is courtesy Evangeline Galettis (nee Barris) of Sydney and the

, Alex Mirmikidis, Pam Auguste (on Grandmother’s knee) George Mavros and

Lucas), Stanley G Kailis, Stanley Gregory, Nina Christodoulou (later Varvakis), Georgina Gravas

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This second photo is that of the Hellenes First Basketball Team in 1948. The photo is courtesy Christina Drimatis (neeBack Row(nee Gelavis) and Julie Pitsonis (nee Coroneos)Front Row(nee Kyriakacis) and Jasmine Gourdis

The first wonderful photo on this page showcourtesy of Marilyn Johnston (nee Michelides).

From Left: Daphne Michelides (later Leroy), Emmanuel Michelides, Helene Michelides (later Paroulakis), Michael Michelides and Spiro Mich

This second photo is that of the Hellenes First Basketball Team in 1948. The photo is courtesy Christina Drimatis (neeBack Row: Venus Delaveris, Mary Liveris (nee Stavrianos), Vangy Salakas(nee Gelavis) and Julie Pitsonis (nee Coroneos)Front Row: Artemis Stavrianou (nee Coroneos), Hermoine Meagher (nee Coron(nee Kyriakacis) and Jasmine Gourdis

wonderful photo on this page showMarilyn Johnston (nee Michelides).

Peter Spiro Michelides with his wife, Pearl Ethel (nee Dodd), and their five surviving ChildrenDaphne Michelides (later Leroy), Emmanuel Michelides, Helene Michelides (later Paroulakis), Michael Michelides and Spiro Mich

This second photo is that of the Hellenes First Basketball Team in 1948. The photo is courtesy Christina Drimatis (nee: Venus Delaveris, Mary Liveris (nee Stavrianos), Vangy Salakas

(nee Gelavis) and Julie Pitsonis (nee Coroneos): Artemis Stavrianou (nee Coroneos), Hermoine Meagher (nee Coron

(nee Kyriakacis) and Jasmine Gourdis

wonderful photo on this page showMarilyn Johnston (nee Michelides).

Peter Spiro Michelides with his wife, Pearl Ethel (nee Dodd), and their five surviving ChildrenDaphne Michelides (later Leroy), Emmanuel Michelides, Helene Michelides (later Paroulakis), Michael Michelides and Spiro Mich

This second photo is that of the Hellenes First Basketball Team in 1948. The photo is courtesy Christina Drimatis (nee: Venus Delaveris, Mary Liveris (nee Stavrianos), Vangy Salakas

(nee Gelavis) and Julie Pitsonis (nee Coroneos): Artemis Stavrianou (nee Coroneos), Hermoine Meagher (nee Coron

(nee Kyriakacis) and Jasmine Gourdis

wonderful photo on this page shows the family of Peter S Michelides and his wife, Pearl (nee Dodd)Marilyn Johnston (nee Michelides).

Peter Spiro Michelides with his wife, Pearl Ethel (nee Dodd), and their five surviving ChildrenDaphne Michelides (later Leroy), Emmanuel Michelides, Helene Michelides (later Paroulakis), Michael Michelides and Spiro Mich

This second photo is that of the Hellenes First Basketball Team in 1948. The photo is courtesy Christina Drimatis (nee: Venus Delaveris, Mary Liveris (nee Stavrianos), Vangy Salakas

(nee Gelavis) and Julie Pitsonis (nee Coroneos): Artemis Stavrianou (nee Coroneos), Hermoine Meagher (nee Coron

the family of Peter S Michelides and his wife, Pearl (nee Dodd)

Peter Spiro Michelides with his wife, Pearl Ethel (nee Dodd), and their five surviving ChildrenDaphne Michelides (later Leroy), Emmanuel Michelides, Helene Michelides (later Paroulakis), Michael Michelides and Spiro Mich

This second photo is that of the Hellenes First Basketball Team in 1948. The photo is courtesy Christina Drimatis (nee: Venus Delaveris, Mary Liveris (nee Stavrianos), Vangy Salakas

: Artemis Stavrianou (nee Coroneos), Hermoine Meagher (nee Coron

the family of Peter S Michelides and his wife, Pearl (nee Dodd)

Peter Spiro Michelides with his wife, Pearl Ethel (nee Dodd), and their five surviving ChildrenDaphne Michelides (later Leroy), Emmanuel Michelides, Helene Michelides (later Paroulakis), Michael Michelides and Spiro Mich

This second photo is that of the Hellenes First Basketball Team in 1948. The photo is courtesy Christina Drimatis (nee: Venus Delaveris, Mary Liveris (nee Stavrianos), Vangy Salakas (nee Mallis), Mary Sofoulis (nee Pitsonis), Sevvy Pynes

: Artemis Stavrianou (nee Coroneos), Hermoine Meagher (nee Coroneos), Kath Levey (nee Papadoulis), Effie Gourdis

the family of Peter S Michelides and his wife, Pearl (nee Dodd)

Peter Spiro Michelides with his wife, Pearl Ethel (nee Dodd), and their five surviving ChildrenDaphne Michelides (later Leroy), Emmanuel Michelides, Helene Michelides (later Paroulakis), Michael Michelides and Spiro Mich

This second photo is that of the Hellenes First Basketball Team in 1948. The photo is courtesy Christina Drimatis (nee(nee Mallis), Mary Sofoulis (nee Pitsonis), Sevvy Pynes

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eter Michelides entered the local cigaretteand, occasionally employing helpers when orders were larger than he cout his younger brother Michael from Egypt

nitially thuilding on the corner of Lake and Roe Streetsobaccoobacco was the third largest manufacturer of cigarettes in Australia.

n 1929 the company openedusinessavingnder cultivation, and by the end of the 1930lantations,

n 1910 at Fremantle Michelides married Pearl Ethel Dodd and theyichael) and three daughters (Jasmine, Helene and Daphne). Jasmine was

eanwhile, Peter Michelides’ influence in Perth’s Greek community grutbreak of World War I, when he was appointed French Consul in Westonorary Consul for Spain and Tsaristorld War

ace Riots, representing the Greek victimsommunity, becoming the longest serving president of the Hellenic Comnd

eter Spiro Michelides was bornamos, and Jasmine (nee Hatzipetrou).

hat may be the case906 at Perth WA he nominated Castellorizo as his birthplace).ears old and Michelides began an apprenticeship, without pere he learned skills which would stand him in901 aged twenty

eter Michelides entered the local cigaretteand, occasionally employing helpers when orders were larger than he cout his younger brother Michael from Egypt

nitially the cigars and cigarettes were made in a wooden shed in centrauilding on the corner of Lake and Roe Streetsobacco were prodobacco was the third largest manufacturer of cigarettes in Australia.

Michelides Limited at the corner of Lake and Roe Streets Perth

n 1929 the company openedusiness was very successfulaving previouslynder cultivation, and by the end of the 1930lantations, the Perth factory and their retail outlet

n 1910 at Fremantle Michelides married Pearl Ethel Dodd and theyichael) and three daughters (Jasmine, Helene and Daphne). Jasmine was

eanwhile, Peter Michelides’ influence in Perth’s Greek community grutbreak of World War I, when he was appointed French Consul in Westonorary Consul for Spain and Tsaristorld War. Michelides

ace Riots, representing the Greek victimsommunity, becoming the longest serving president of the Hellenic Comnd 1926–1941.

Michelides was bornamos, and Jasmine (nee Hatzipetrou).

hat may be the case. However906 at Perth WA he nominated Castellorizo as his birthplace).ears old and Michelides began an apprenticeship, without pere he learned skills which would stand him in901 aged twenty-three.

eter Michelides entered the local cigaretteand, occasionally employing helpers when orders were larger than he cout his younger brother Michael from Egypt

e cigars and cigarettes were made in a wooden shed in centrauilding on the corner of Lake and Roe Streets

were produced including Luxor, President, White Oak, Nile, Golobacco was the third largest manufacturer of cigarettes in Australia.

Michelides Limited at the corner of Lake and Roe Streets Perth

n 1929 the company openedwas very successful

previously bought tobacconder cultivation, and by the end of the 1930

the Perth factory and their retail outlet

n 1910 at Fremantle Michelides married Pearl Ethel Dodd and theyichael) and three daughters (Jasmine, Helene and Daphne). Jasmine was

eanwhile, Peter Michelides’ influence in Perth’s Greek community grutbreak of World War I, when he was appointed French Consul in Westonorary Consul for Spain and Tsarist

Michelides alsoace Riots, representing the Greek victimsommunity, becoming the longest serving president of the Hellenic Com

1941.

Michelides was born on May 21amos, and Jasmine (nee Hatzipetrou).

. However when he applied for naturalization906 at Perth WA he nominated Castellorizo as his birthplace).ears old and Michelides began an apprenticeship, without pere he learned skills which would stand him in

eter Michelides entered the local cigaretteand, occasionally employing helpers when orders were larger than he cout his younger brother Michael from Egypt

e cigars and cigarettes were made in a wooden shed in centrauilding on the corner of Lake and Roe Streets

uced including Luxor, President, White Oak, Nile, Golobacco was the third largest manufacturer of cigarettes in Australia.

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n 1929 the company opened a retail outlet in Forrest Place on the souwas very successful. Michelides Ltd then bought their first fif

tobacco fromnder cultivation, and by the end of the 1930

the Perth factory and their retail outlet

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eter Michelides entered the local cigarette-making business.and, occasionally employing helpers when orders were larger than he cout his younger brother Michael from Egypt in 1904

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raised three sons (Spiro, Emmanuel andto die aged only 19 years of age.

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thern side of the Perth railway line. Theteen acres of l1937 some 350 acres of tobacco leaf wasloying about 500 workers at

raised three sons (Spiro, Emmanuel andto die aged only 19 years of age.

ew. His sway was clearly evident by theern Australia, followed by appointment asointmentsgovernments during the 1916 anti

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thern side of the Perth railway line. Theteen acres of l1937 some 350 acres of tobacco leaf wasloying about 500 workers at

raised three sons (Spiro, Emmanuel andto die aged only 19 years of age.

ew. His sway was clearly evident by theern Australia, followed by appointment asointments continued beyond the Secondgovernments during the 1916 anti

ery influential member of the local Greekmunity of WA

llorizo, the son of Spero Michelides fromactually born in Samos

pleted a statutory declaration on June 7y moved to Egypt when he was seventeenarette manufacturing company in Cairo.

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ear he worked alone rolling cigarettes byuld handle. Once established, he broughthis parents and four sisters.

replaced in 1924 by a largebrands of cigars, cigarettes and

the early 1950

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thern side of the Perth railway line. Theteen acres of land at Manjimup in 1931,1937 some 350 acres of tobacco leaf wasloying about 500 workers at

raised three sons (Spiro, Emmanuel andto die aged only 19 years of age.

ew. His sway was clearly evident by theern Australia, followed by appointment as

continued beyond the Secondgovernments during the 1916 anti

influential member of the local Greekmunity of WA for the years

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llorizo, the son of Spero Michelides fromborn in Samos and

pleted a statutory declaration on June 7y moved to Egypt when he was seventeenarette manufacturing company in Cairo.

ife. Michelides arrived at Fremantle circa

ear he worked alone rolling cigarettes byuld handle. Once established, he brought

four sisters.

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the early 1950’s Michelides

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thern side of the Perth railway line. Theand at Manjimup in 1931,

1937 some 350 acres of tobacco leaf wasloying about 500 workers at the various

raised three sons (Spiro, Emmanuel andto die aged only 19 years of age.

ew. His sway was clearly evident by theern Australia, followed by appointment as

continued beyond the Secondgovernments during the 1916 anti-Greek

influential member of the local Greekfor the years 1924–1925

llorizo, the son of Spero Michelides fromand

pleted a statutory declaration on June 7th

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replaced in 1924 by a largebrands of cigars, cigarettes and

s Michelides

thern side of the Perth railway line. Theand at Manjimup in 1931,

1937 some 350 acres of tobacco leaf wasthe various

raised three sons (Spiro, Emmanuel and

ew. His sway was clearly evident by theern Australia, followed by appointment as

continued beyond the SecondGreek

influential member of the local Greek1925

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While President of the Hellenic Community of WA he was instrumental in the site selected along Parker StreetNorthbridge for the construction of a Hall and Sts Constantine and Helene Greek Orthodox Church. Michelidesthen acquired the Australian rights of Rizla Papers during the mid-1930’s which further contributed to hiscompany success.

Ritzla Papers Loaded on Truck outside the Factory Michelides in Uniform Peter Michelides at his Office

By World War Two the company had approximately 1,000 acres under crop which was more than two-thirds ofWestern Australia’s tobacco production. In 1939 Michelides Ltd built a new factory on the Lake and Roe Streetssite.

Michelides and his wife, Pearl, received the Order of the Silver Medal of the Greek Red Cross, conferred by KingPaul for the work they did for Greece during the Second World War. As well as being President of the HellenicCommunity of WA, he had also served as President of the Castellorizian Association during the War from 1940 to1943 and again from 1945 to 1949. His contribution and concern for the local Greek community resulted in furtherrecognition with the “Certificate of Friendship of the Castellorizian Brotherhood”, presented to him on 23rd

December 1949.

Michelides at Manjimup Michelides outside Sts Constantine and Helene Church Peter Michelides with Family and Friends

In November 1958, the 80 year old was awarded the Gold Cross (Officer) of the Royal Order of the Phoenix. Theofficial communiqué from the Royal Greek Legation to the Department of External Affairs acknowledged theaward was “in appreciation of the distinguished services rendered by him during the long years of his associationwith the Greek consulate and as Greek Consul since 1954.

Peter Michelides was well known, both within his own ethnic community and that of the broader business andpolitical world. Along with his brother Michael, he created a company that brought wealth and prosperity toWestern Australia. He helped to establish an agricultural, industrial and community infrastructure of significantproportions. Michelides contributed much to the welfare and progress of his fellow Greeks. There is no doubt thathis contributions to Western Australia, the Hellenic Community and that of the Castellorizian Community wereoutstanding.

Peter Michelides retired to his Mounts Bay Road home at the foot of Mount Eliza. He died on November 17th 1966aged 88 years and is buried at Karrakatta Cemetery. His wife, Pearl, predeceased him, passing away on September24th 1961.

Sources:The Life and Work of Peter Michelides – Thesis by A O’Brien (Battye Library of WA)Megisti in the Antipodes – John YiannakisGreek Pioneers in Western Australia – Reginald Appleyard and John N YiannakisCastellorizo Genealogy WebsitePhotos Courtesy Marilyn Johnston (nee Michelides)

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