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GOLDEN GATEDISTRICT NO. 21

52th ANNUAL CONVENTIONJUNE 6-8, 1984FRESNO, CALIFORNIA

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Assen]bled and bound by:

NICK J. KAPETANFresno Chapter # 151

52ND ANNUAL DISTRICT CONVENTION

ORDER 0F AHF.PA

GOLDEN GATE DISTRICT NUMBER 21

HOLIDAY INN --FRESNO, CALIFORNIA

CONVENTION MINUTE.S

CONVENTION CHAIRIVIAN

CONVENTION VICE-CRAIRMAN

CONVENTION SECRETAR`,L7

1984

LOU JENAKOS

pAun ELIOpOuLOs

GEORGE J. RARTINOS

CERTIFIED 'LIST OF DELEGATES

DISTRICT LODGE OFFICERS ELECT

District GovernorLieutenant GovernorDistrict SecretaryDistrict TreasureDistrict MarshalDistrict WardenDistrict Athletic Direct:or

George MarinasJohn T. KoplosSam DakisuTanes NicolaouHarry HaranalisTheodore PepitoneGust Aretos

ER'i'irljt:D LIS'i` oF PAST DISTRlcT GOVERNORS

Paul G. EliopoulosGus M. LekasGeorge MargelosGus J. PappasPeter TamarsChris RockasAris Kuf asimiaAnthony MarisWilliam RotasGeorge A. Bezaitis, Sr.Karl A. Konstantin, M.D.Andrew SardellAr,dres T. BanisAgamennon Zaf iratosNicholas LoumosSiiiron J. TentesI.ou JaliakosJirair Aghazarian

CERTIFIED LIST 0F DELEGATES

DelegateL±

Golden Gate-Pacif ic Chapter 150George J. Hctnta'I.homas T. Tjovenos

Pet:er KireopoulosJames P. Dariotes

F`re.snc> Cha ter #151John LignosNaim TahanJim Fc)tesAI Dimas

S{]c`ramcnto Cha`:._!_```...

as Vawrtar #153

St=eve ScortcesConstaritine OrfanogStratis ZamLpathas

Oakland ChaFVTaErgTH

tar #171c)s Constantouros

Nick AlevizosLouis ColombctosJames Kc>plos

Stockton Cha ter #212Peter Kctulo.LiresNick ParisesSt.eve PanosSteve XanttoDoulos

qu ChapteiuePappageorge

Henry Cook

Modesto Cha ter #2116Alex KiabanosErnie KogeonesJohn KarnegesBill Kogeones

ffieLEEgifhLap t er fflAngelo LygizosGus J. Hontalas

Salinas ValleA_rest:edis KouNichael XitakisHe,try Dakis

ter #253

Alternates

John StathisGus. S. DerdevanisT|Tick KontisJohn I. Kollaros

Fr. John AngelisTom Kiriakopoulos

Gosmas AlliapoulosGust MiltonWilliam Manders

George JohnsonPeter Angst

Malcom MccauleyGeorge PappasDr. Glint:on Prescott.

Chris HarrisStrati P`ighelis

Enrrique C-arciaTasos Petrout:gas

Certified List uf Delegclres C',oriT:iriued

Delegates

Cc>ntra Costo ChaGeorge KartinosYiannis ViahosAlexander CostasGecirLr7,e BOoras

Solano Cha

ter #259

ter #217d R. Dorer

George Pappas

Alternates

Tony Vla`iliotisAndreas PetriAnthoF.y Logiss

Anal-ew Parras

OFFICIAL CclìvENTIol] I+ÌINUTES Or l'IIE 52l\iD :A+1ll\-LT./`LL D|Srj`..P`|(-;I

coNVENT[oN ._ GOL#EN GATE L`2S.I,RTC;rj7 lice 21 rty O{;`DF;R C`,F AHLPA

FPÌD,AIY

JULY 6, 1984

The opending session of the 52nd Armual Dis[ricc Convent-.ion of the Orderof Ahepa was called to order by Chairman of clie Cc,riv3f}cio.n, C-L`[='is Pòclcas,at 11:00 o'clock a.in. on Friday, J-uly 6,1984 a.£ t`,-è 17oIìi:i.,y I,nr. inFrcsno, California, welcoming the Daughterfj, l{f.:`.ds, cQ~-.icl So~..is.

After the pledge of allegiance to tli.e flp~g. tile ir.voeat.io-Li was t`nen givenby District Chaplai[i, Nick Alevizc]s.

rj'hi. oLflccjrs of the AhG`pa F{}ffi±1y E®aLed &{.: thc3 ri]flin Etl:A,`1a wQr€! 1ntroduei`d.

#:I::[inE::k=:in::I::°8:C£:hg;¥]:±[Ttvt:.:a}n{a}::i:P':-fllE:i:iEi:-=::' W.flo rerfdered the

C:o-Chairman, Bill Booras and Johrj L£I`B1.itt, aiBo Ta7elccmed the Delegates.

g|i|3t::::rg::::-::5E::rE:e!:.:-mg.I:|a|;::fef::--i:+:::i:-:8t£.:e3!£f:fc:h:o::`::-:::n.At this time he introdi.1.ced his District -Loflge f ,_`'f3.cc:-t.ns.

Governor Marinas also introdij>ced t`.rie Dau€`-il.tors c,i Pe'fielo-i)a Govel'..nor, IreneMargelcis who thanked Fresno for hostiii.g I..ri:i Cc`-i-_v\e-L`.i-,ic-i-i.

District Governor Irene l{argelor i-,`Lti-cj,-J-L`.=ed Triei-Dj.st.fj.c= Lc)c'ge, M3Lids c)fAthens , District GOvernor Ti`fLa C,hicos trrLILd i-Li_I-f>3r`-Li.-,c:ed tT[ie C-i~``9+~L`[c.1 ìv.t-ice-Presicl.ent, Thaila Banis who welcolii.ed t-ne I\cieg€/:E!s.

The gathering was recessed aLt 11:30 o'cloe7{ ,ri..r„ E.i= tri.t 11:45 c'clockthe official meeting of the Ordc;r o= .,î\ciepe` Tlis`:.rict ,i:21 ireccLi.ve,1.i[ed byDistrict Governor George }'Iarmas I-oi- tile I-ii-fr,ose Gf- r,el=`cti.i-_3 a cc)nventicT.a-hat.rman , Vice-Chairman and (,`3nve'Litio -.-, S€:ci.èi-_,'`.r}-i-o:.-t7î\'j lt'Lf`|._r}f=3:, .c,.essio-ns.

George Marams alsci armounced that: t`rie-.-a t7ei-e r':.0 :`ègiste:,_.::ci Dele`=,acespresent. At this time he also appointed t.'iie C`,]`.r=t'Je-ii:-.:._al ,'Jo.`.-LLtiitcee: D±noAlexander; Stratis Zampathas, Cha+:_rm.ii; a.lid ..o`L]±f; I-;f,1c.ilootf,s. 'I'elle.:,~sappointed by the District Governor: Biii Leer £`=I`,i+i S€`L-î lose. aT.a BillKogeones from Modesto. Recognized by t.rif; 1:;+;_..3`:-i:_'.c``= Gùve_Ti,'.`|.7 G,:-:o-£'ge Marinaswere visiting Brothers of the Orde-_r of /r£èpa iHn,I }7e-i-a Gècj.i.-:j;e Zcrfl,1stPresident of SacramentLi Chapcer; Arid-.~e.i..7 P\oto-dL , +/`~=`?1..dc.ie, T¢'€,s7i-+ir.gto-ii,179-District 22; and John Kaplanis, visiti-,LiL5 I.',rc>t-iic`.,_'. i:rori`, Clef.i't7aLei~, Florida.

Nominations were opened for r,onve-ii+Lion C,-L`àii_~rL.'.i.i-: T3ij.1 Rol-as nci!iinated LouJanakos for Convention Chaiiinan, seco-tideJ `L`.`}7 i-,i.s[ Aiètcs. I.iiei^f3 being r_ofurther nominations , the Delegates ur[animf)'|siy sc+a,':'=ed 'ijcii I-a.i-icq.kos a.r,Converit-ion Chairman for the 52nd A.rmual Dist.ric`[ CcrLT,-ej_1.tiop. for 1984.

Angelo Mountanos was rtominated foi-Co-Livè-il.?,tic,n -v-ice illia±L-:i,?..fi, Pa.dl E1:iLapoulc>s,seconded by Cormie Orfanos. There bei-ft8 no ot'-let iicTILies pla,cod ir. nomina-tion, the Delegat:e§ unanimously elect:eel Pc-.ul_ E].ioijc,iilr)a ìl3 -v-icelc-riairman.

S|jiron Tentes nominated George J. Kartinos, seconrled by TJet:er Papageorgefor Convention Sccre[ary. There beingc,flo other nru`tnincitions, George I.

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Kartilios was unanimously drafted to be Convention Secret.ary.

Convention Chairman Lou Janakos appoint.ed the following three Tellers,who accepted the appointments: Bill Leos from Sam Jose; Bill Kogeones fromModesto; and George Hontala§ from San Francisco.

'rhe above named elected of ficers were duly sworn by District GovernorC-ecjrge Marinas.

The meet.ing was adjourned at 12:10 to attend the lunc.neon with all of theother Delegates, Daughters, Sons and Maids.

AFTERNOON SrjssI0N: 2:10 o'clock p.in.

rl.he meet.ing was convened by Chairman Lou Janakos.

The following Co[nmittees were appoint-ed by the Chair:

Grievance Committee,` Chairman: C-us Aretast Scholai-shi Corrmittee, C;hairman: Dr Kal_-1 Cc-f[stantine

Conference CJ._tiesg Chairman: Sedgie GuyA1.ex I`,emberEs, Loll Jan€ikos, Ted Pepitone)

`' Convention(Member s: Deno Alexander,

Sons of Pericles Colrmittee, Chairman: Andy BanisGrowth and Ex ansion Corrmittee, Chai-rman: Angel_o Mountanos

`< 'l'raveler Committee*Chaii-man: Spiron Tent:es

Liaison Dua hters Cormi`Ltee, Chairman:

Board o f Directors/Advisors, Chairman:ct Chairman - SC. Nicholas Ranch,

ers: C.Mano

T__ Calif ornia Leis, Andy Banis,

Angelo Mour,tanos•Bill Rotas

Chairman: Gus 7,akc)sSedgie Guy, Nich Atìtiparic>tis)

islat:ure Dinner, Chairman: Bc>ard of Directors

Rockas, Jolm I.,igr`.os, Pete Pappageorge, LouisResolutioris Committee, Chairman: Gus Lekas

(Members: CIC o 1 cmb a t i s )

et and Finance Committee, Chairr,lan: Spircn Tenf3tesas, Err.ie Kogeonas, Bill Kogcones, George

Goo-rge THodos, Steve Sc6up±.s, Nick Vavuris)(Members : Arr.a DhorHontalas, Gus Hontalas,

! Athletic Committee, Crhalrman: Gus Aretas

T'lie Chairman called for reports from the De'_Oil,a.tes: A_21gelo 1,!ountanasreported on t:he Arinuai Chairtable Raf i -4e. +`/`7.îLicl-t. 1;'a3 to be submittt±d to t.heDaughters for their apprcjval.

A fund raising idea was presented to the gro.ti-±} fo-_. di5'jH.ssion and ai->T7rovalto be taken baclc to tHne Daughters to st3€i lic,w t-£lei -fef~ct 'co it. T'ilis hcrLsto do with fund raising iri the District arrJ ties; u-;o wic.ì Sfi.int rTicli.olasl`;ànch Project. Saint iiicholas project was crea`tfd in an ef±-a-I+'r. toAhepa among our Greek courj!unities as being a se-i-i7±ce orga-fiizati,r,n.

=:°¥i£:h;:=t±::::rm::I:g:a-=£ €£: #£8aoE°A::,L:.:t ~3: :sS::¥::e{`[:=€:=:i:;ionanci filtering down to us. I am going to read the proposal but. I I:hink you

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should discuss it, at length after it colnes back from the Daughters, ifthey approve, because t'ne}7 ma}-have changes. They may want t:his, or theymay scrub the whole thing, so why waste time uri[il we hear back from them.It has been suggested that an armual chariLables project raffle of GoldenGate District. #21 of the Order of Ahepa and D,:iighters of Penelope beestat.lished. We have t:ried testimonial dinners in t:he past but have foundthat the costs are so hig'n htere is noching left to c`cm.e bclck into theTfji::¥;rsT#::e±:u¥jh|'n¥:v¥a}j:.Ld=¥i££gss:it:=€tì::gel.±[ec:nt;nn::im:::es:€c:::fui

than with the testimonial di-nners.

It is s`L-rongly urged by the Advisory Board of Golden Gate Dist:rict #21that an Annual Charit:able Pi-oject be esta.Dlished at this District Conven-( itjii. wJ_l.h lhii Daughters of Penc!lc`p€g fts pa.I-ti€±pnntf]. Tile prl7,c.g willraffled at t-.he Dig,tr]._ct Convent:ion Banquet, startiiig wittl the District.Conver.Lion ()I 1985.

'i'hcrc` t/ill be 2€I00 t:Lckeli3 1ssueri ai: $100 each. The prizes will I)a a£`

i i> 1 I 0 vL7 s :

ist prize $50,COO2nd prize $20,0003rd .prize. $10,000

and 19 prizeL, of $1,000 each.

Fiirst number dravm wiili be :'r[e gra-nci rwìnnei'.

Total. prizes $9tJ,000, $1,000 to be used for expc.nses, profit $100,000.

The first yea,I, all p-i.of its will be used for the completion of the Aheparof its will. beete a pi.-o]ec

5t. Nicholas Ranch. 'ril.ereafter t'fie pi-of its ivìll be rJistrib`JLted eci]ua.11

Bull.ding at the St. Nicholas Ranch. I.L|.e seco-ltd year allgiven I:o the Daughters of Penelop`-„ so tliaJc they T4iay camp

c`harities designated by the Order of A'f[epa ari`-1 Daug-nters of Peii.eTj.opGolden Gate District #?1. The profit T\.Iiil cr_1157' be 1_nsed_ fo:,: chari`=able

ects in District #21. D:._strict: Co-[1-`rel[ion delegates to decide onribution of the fundsj one yeci.r in aclvaiice

A separate cormict.ee will be forr.ed to administer this annual projectsral-fie. The respective DistL-ict C-ovej_`nors Tly7ill autoriiaticall.y be ex-c)fficiomembers and they will apt)oint 4 mcimDei-s from r_>ach respect.ive lodge toadminister this project each year. Besides I.iìe eight me.tribers,. a chairmanwill be appointed eec.[|. year by the resptectivc District Go\ier-nors. Eac'Llyear the chairman will. rotate bet-L7e€n the Ahcpii.s ,I.r`Ld Duc:ghtei-s of Penelope.

Dist-rict Legal Coìinsel tc be used Lo wc>rk out all legal dt3l_ails of themechanic`s of the raf`fle.

It is suggested tliat c'iie i=irst yea.i~ the ,r.p|)`03.r^ted cJiairmifn be C-us Ai-e[as,who 'rias bee.n instrumer[tc_1. in Lan:;civirig tl.[e c,i;_ablislimeLlt of a` charitableprojcct5 raffle. It: -i^7as his idea .Li.t Gr[3 of t'Li3 Distiìct Lod£;e meetings.[le had gotten this ide3 f`fom a raff:1e that: c2:is=S ILiacl: Eci.`st i-.ri (jne of thechurches. This is what we would i.i~ice to pro-pose.

This is a tougi~i I)rojec.i-. and that is why civeryone has Co agree t:o it c>r itwill never work. This -fias been siiggesced and I bring it: befoi~e you. Witll.

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your approval I wc)uld like to take it to the Daughters and then bring itback and have you discuss it with any changes tb.ey might have. I.t wasdecided by the group to present it tc) the Daughters.

CHAPER REPORTS:

ter #150 - Golden Gate, San Francisco

Total members in Chspter's Rc)st:er as of July 1,1983 was 180. Total newmembers, reiristated or transferi-ed to Chapter after Julyg 1983 is 30.

T8Z:Lr[}:¥::rse:a±gp::a°fafb;¥:dr::°£.:a8:i:.i.i:.r:°a}s`Mo:nS+:54fT°v:§asz:£35.;5.rl.ot_al Per Ccipita Tax paid to District from 7-1-84 to report dat:e is $574.00

Finances :Commercial Account, as of report date

:):x::g:s£:::Tn:; :; :fp::Eo::tg:te104 shat-es Exxon cost440 shares PG&E

Activities :12-9-83 Christmas Part - San Francisco Ahepa Family1_£±;::e5¥dE: §::r§=rfg:EEeLas_Testimonial. D±rmer _

Spc)nsoririg St. Nicholas Ranch Raffle GoalDuring Year initiated (2C`): Reinst:aLed (1) ; TrE`LI`Lsfer

in (3); a total of 30

!::::-iB:E:g t: I:¢fE:::aih?!::u::n?congres swoman

$ 815.7727 , 517 . 66

$10 , 000 . 005 , 597 . 00

$ 6,000.0010 , 000 . 00

Barbara Boxer)Awarded Ahepa Medal to Gree7ic Students and cent.ributed

$100 each to Annunciation Cathedral & LT.oly TrinityParticipated I Ahepa I)ay May 6, 1984, two San Francisco

Churches - Ai-toklasiaElected Five (5) Delegates t:o Suprer.ie Convp~ntionTentatively appoint:ecl a PAC cormlittee.

Submitted by George Hount:alas.

Chapter ,J/153 - Sacramento

loo . 00

100 . 00

Tc)tal members in Chapter!s Roster as of July ].,1983 is 108. rl.ota.1 nev7members, reinstated or transferred to Chapter after July 1,1983 is 6.Total membel-s paid as of above report date 78. Tot.a Per Capita Tax paidto Headquarters, 7-1-83 is $1,209.00. Tot:all Per Capita Tar I,aid toDistrict as of 7-1-83 to report date is $241.50.

Finances :Comrnercial Account9 as of repoi~t: dateSavings Accc)uilt, as of report: dai':eOtehr assets, as of report da..=e

Ac tivities :-` Cooley' s Anemia Fund Raise-I.-

past presicierit's Dir)rierChristmas DancePremeeting Dinners to Encourage Participation

? i,010.0032 p 000 . 00

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Total members in Cha|]tel-'s Ros[c`r all of J~Hly i, lsJ{;3 1,.;as 72. Total neT^7Ii=embers, reiristated or ti-ansferred co Chapter after 7-1-83 is 3. Total

E::E:t=:r:g±gg§og:ogpov:o:~:Eo;:rd3::i:2.T&=o:c=±dL]:;^`€=:=.i:cTg;:8E:5g.toFinances :

Commercial Account, as of report dai=e $ 98.00Savings Accounts aE oi' repo±4L {i;~±tc! 4,358.00Other Assets as of re.port date Nor`.e

Ac t: i_vi t ie s :Educat.ional lectures bef'ore meetinf,s. Fè`Lio excusion, T.ìovember 4, 5,

& 6th.I)lm`tj].f3 bt]ft)i`8 ni®Qt=ltl$9 un eorl&±n oGa7tBion.rLDaughters ChriBtmEis PartySpaghett:i.-Bingo in conjui.iction wit:h GAPA.Preparation i-or Gr,-Llve`Lition.

Si]bniitted by Jolm Lignos

Chapter i¢171 - Oalcland

Total members in Chapt-er's Roster as of -/+--83,1C>?. Total I_ei`.I membersreinstated or transfer-~-ed to Chaptc3r a.fLcr 7-1-33, 8. I)e,cc,aged, 3. Tot:almen,ibers paid as of above repoi't date ]]6. i-,:.~i=c. ifi=H,'L)ei'.s, 5. Tot:a-i PerCapit:a Tax paid to Headquai-tars, 7-1-83, $1,9jT..2.5paid to District, 7-1-83 to report date, ,¢=t507.5'3.Finances :

Commercial .Iccourit, as of i.-cpcT.I dateSavings Account, as of repc>rt dateAhepa Center - Casli. plus no[f=

ni'oJcc-.i Pe._r Capita Tax

$ 1,117.301, 437 . 85

1 2 -.7 , 1 1 0 . 0 0

Ac t ivi t ie s :Past President:s Dimer and AT/a._-a ni.ght at ,:~;Ferfgers in r>e=Jiieley.Spaghetti Feed preceeding ['iie r[i43etiilg.Ahepa Family Annual Thar)ksgivir`.= Di-mierAhepa Family Christmas Pirty `;jit'i? aT.i £T`ft3 ,';o-in5 to lcr.I.irrlìc-.i[

Hospital. Over 300 gifts we-r3 c?c`nateii.I'resented Brat..ner Nicholas Lourios .[L-is "60" y~].cir pin^Soris and lvlaids held a Spaghe[t:i f eec-I to f a.ir,`=~ ic-iirids i-or the

Basketball Tournament.Attended t-f\,e Spring Cc)nfereii.ceDistrict Lodge visitation to our Chapter. ,î I.ovcly-ci.inri.er i.,Tag 11.Old

prior to the meet=..ng.Supported the Sisters Day at t:hc raf}es for Cc]oley':; £!-i-ierL`Li._a.Ahepa family pier,ic to raise fi...iid3 for St[ r\:icholas F`,a.-11_^.-.h„District Convention in Fresrio,

€:nil:i.;u!±::: ;e#2:+gis: t35 38TL8 oB::1-`€,=J:`::i.:.T.::3'`J=:;i};. =:;r[`£:-§s?e£S[+[6 I. i:0£62ORegistration for 4 delega`Les to S.i-.[T)+-eT`'3 C,only-e-.' ,.icr^ =i_i. :\{i..,:.~` 1. $150.C0 t.oAscension Senioi-Cit-izeiis Cerii=er for C`?f±e'L2 I.``.... I:i'j.-.~.,i.-s. ;`100.Cf; fc-_~Supreme Banquet. $121.00 fct= full page fo-i-FIT:e:i,iL(i n=;sr-.-i::t /JLlbij.:+`{. $250.00jfor full page for Sup-i.eme llolivejitiori i_-I Mic-ir`1i.

Respectfully submitted: Ted PepitoTìe

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ter #212 - StocktonTotal members in Ghapt:er's roste:'= as of 7-1-83 wc?s 75. Tot:al new membersreinstated or transferred to Chapter aft:er 7-1-83 is none. Total memberspaid as of above repctL~t date 72. Life members 3. Total Per Capita Taxpaid to Headquarters, 7-1m83, $641.00. Total Pe,r Capita Tax paid toDistrict, 7-1-83, $147.00.

Finances:Colnmercial Account, as of repoi't dateSavings Acc`)ant, as of -i-eport date°tfitr assets

A c L i. v i L i. a sATmual LTu].y PicnicGhirstmaE Part gis Yassoo Yi}riLiilfylarch 25th Celebration

!:::o::eE|:t::|C|#=::nf;;I:I:,ja`-:-i;tf:i3smembe-A-S.SubmlLLed by Loll JfnckGs

t:er #217 ~] Solano

$ 8,000.0025 , 460 . 00

fJ 0 0 . 0 0

•iòtal members in in,1£.pter's ròster as u£ 7-i-u83 \,as 23. Tc]t:al r`_ew Iiiemb3rs

reinstated or. tra-[|sferred to C-ilap[er afte-.-7~1-83, S. Tc:tal -['îcmbe.-_-sTiaid as r`f ,|hrlve report da`:e,12. Total Pc!r +Ja.'i3iica T£2i paid to IIeadciuar'Lers

" -rT, T>er Calf,='.ta r|.a:: pt.i=._ti. 7',-1-83 [o ièport 6a=e, $42.00.

I. inances :Commercial Afco`Ln[, as of repor= clcir:Li $ 80.61Savings ACcounts, cif of -fepi`.i drlte 313.72Other assets, .18 of repo-Lt_ dite ':i

Activities :Bowlj.ng Tournclment cr3.-ltd dirmer ori;~gilally ijlan led foi-Jar``llai.y is post-

poned till later iiì year. Eve.iit'= tc be .field to raise, $25CO.00 forSt. Nicholas Ranch.

For the Gc>cid cif the Order:The Chapter has orLly hcid 2 Ifieei=ir=gt5 I.his ?,Tear.

tar #228 -Mar svi lieTotal members in Criaptei-.s Ro3te.+.-as c`f 7-1-83 T`T=s 34. Total -ficw in.elil;c.rs,resinstated or transferI-red to Chc-.t>a,-. a.i-Lc..I 7ii.-83 T.;ifs tJa Tots,1 ni.31.I.berspaid as of above report date 34. Iota._ 1Jer C£T)ii=a. T3i: paicl tc> Hec±dquarters7-1~83 $527.00. Total Per Capita Tax paid to Dis`{=.rit`?t.i 7ni-83 =o i.epo-_`[date $119.00.

Finances :Commercial Accour+t9 as of rat)orL JJa=cJSavings Account, as of i.epor= dat`3

Capital Improvem{jr-tOther a.ssets, as of I_epcrt €cite, T3ui-J_di=i£5 f.c7i^d

Ahepa HallActivities :

Quarterly DinnersAnn-Lial_ GlendiAnnual PicnicHoliday Bazaar

Christmas Part:yShrine Dinner Ho`stsFamily DayPast President's Dinner

$ 1,6CO.00

3 6 , C 0 C, . 0 0

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Tot:al members in Chapte-I 's ì?.o§ter as of 7~1-83 v7as 39. Total rtew members,reinstat:ed or transferred to Chapter af'ier 7-1-83 ivrn.s 1. Total. memberspaid as of above repoi-t date 34. Total Per Gapita Tax paid to Head-

7:£=5:r:o6=:3:£: ¥::es`%8:-§§i„g?tal Per Capita 1àx paid to DistiL~ictFinances :

Commercial Account as of repc}rt dateSavings Accounts as of repc>rt dateOther assets

$ 687.631, 045 . 24

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Activities :Armual Christ:rmas Party fo-_-Ahepa F.amily.^btìm Dtiy, t{€iy fttb îrt Cllu}-tjb

g::£efh:8:[tg::c`:n¥:aEa¥£ t}2:£ ' 8:it'u±t.:a;±p.gaxflf,:h:hurctt liaLIPrl`[ti`nled t>yg I+111 P.'lpr;a{?[òrF,a

EL1 l(.r /i 251 - Garde JOsc)'Lotal members in Chapter's Fò§ccr c.+E3 o£ 7ml-83 v7as 1.19. Totcl.1 new mc..^ît)erg,

reinstated or trar)Sfcrlèd fo Chap-Ler ai-`ter 7-1_-H83 was 5. riTota.1 "er[ibefs

g:i!8gst:f6:38T34r7-i-83 to report 50

124. 'l'ott^,I. Pe'ih. Cap±.ta pa.ic3 to 1=eadquarters50+ Tot€.1 Pe-.~ Capita p€.id [o Disc-.-ict,

Finances :Commercial AccountS as c)f r€|)ort dateSavings Accounts, as c>f report dateOther assets

361.98065 . 31

NotTle

Activities :St. Nicholas Ranch fund raising project coriiple`ced.D|.F|::: E:IEyL::: iEeE!e::dh3-::gT:::rse::eEel:: ,-:::e=.-i:::il::I gel:ft:I:;tier

to start off the year.Check for $2,607.06 pl-eserted t:o the ltfultiple Sale-fo3is Society

Chapter of Santa Clarac This money ral=c,rT.d by Ill_e Sc,.is of Pe-f-iclesof San Jose when they were a-Li active orgci.njzatjo-.1_.

Installation of Ahepa and Dciught€.-fs of S±i I-o`.,e a,|d San MatectChapters was held at Zo::ba'i`, F\estaurcc`.~nt in Sirì .Tc3e. PastPresidents' Pin and 25 aiid. 35 i-ear pin`3 `7ere i-,`à`fded tc) fourbrothers. A check. for $4`00.00 Thtas also -I)=e,3e-,ited to the GreekLanguage school of San Jose for their `Lieec';i-,.

Chapt.er officei-s participated in .ì me±t.inLi',hfìd ,-I,i/i ,Bit,ht)p Anthoiiyin the Annuncic2tion C'frurch of Sfr£ F=€i.`.cLsco. The topic was theSt. Nicholas Ranch Fund Raisi7i_g Erihve.

Thsnksgilying Dirmer.Letters vTere Sen`c to [`fie U.S. President, +`-'jì`.a_..?_~es=i_cia-i`tt, out Sc?~r±atcrs,

and Congressmen, ill_ prole.st t:o j=he acticfn tile.C Turke.y h.r`.d takeagainst Cyprus i-ti ef,tablishir.g t:qLie so czi,-iLed Tu'.-kish Rep7jrDlic.The only response was frofii^ Senate-_~ Pe'cc, iJil_Gr;-Li.

Host:ed a Disthric`L+ visitaLi:_()n aric`t ciin-{ier at 7.orba's Restaui~a-lit.A new fc)rT[iation of the Sons of I'cricle.q wf s orgaiìized ar.d was giver_

help by the Chapter offic.erg.Dinri.er party was held at Angelo's Restua-rant to honor Gus Aretc)s.At a regular meeting a mct[ion was -L[iade and passed to donate $400.00

[o the St. Nicholas church of Sam Jose for portable icons, bearing

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Ah®pas name as donor.Supported the San Franciscrl Ahepa Chapter in it:s fund raisiti_g dinner

for the Saint I.]icholas Ranch.Host-ed the. District Conference at Zorba's Rest-aurant.Participated in arid supported the celebration f)f C.reek lnc'.ependerice

Day at t:he Civic A.irditoriurL-i in San .lose.Chapter held elections for t'.rie d,'31egates to I.iie Su|)relTt.a CorL`v+eni:ion

in Miami, Florida.Dinner--Dance party was hej<d at= Zorba's to bciefit the Sair.t NicT.1`.olas

Ranch adn Re-reat Center. We were the I:..rsL C.napt:ei` to ac-nie`-ec)ur goal and to submit it.

Ahepa Dr..y w;1s celeb-fa[cd aJ.. our c`hurch. 0|ir ri.='.est comme-I.lted on ttl+eoccasion and the artoc:it:.sit-L wf.s hej_a [oll.a-w7ir_g churcii services.

I-`.1:i:::"i:nT;JPE:rh3:¢'e:1:i:`:r,Lg]":}`;:Q5j_:i::i:¥ec:;;::„_„G.8Ti`Bit££:tire:|3r."

Our Chapter offic.ei-s atteridc`d the recep`Lior\, giver+ by P,isl-Lop Anthonyat the Diocef an Hci'Ji§e ill Sam Frl.tic].9co to 'r.i3nor our. Supreme Pre8l-

.t;cJ:::ii {B'=6tF[:£:rv±:4;g:§e3ir supreme ,rtrciside.lit at Elf,e San FranciscoHilton Hotel.

priembers of our chapter participated a-tid supported tile Salii~ias andSan Mateo Chapters iri theii. fund raising drives for =he St. NicholasRanch .

Participated in the Fund Raising Drive for t-ne Summer O1_yil-ipic Car.legby selling two diniier t:ables for the cìirme-j=. he,id at the Stan fordCourt Hotel in Sa.ii FI..ancisco. To.:al all.oi|-lit for `[he tTrio dinriertables was $3,00|1.0o.

Officer elections for 1984.hp+5 Tìe-fe held.

ter #253 - Salines VallevTotal members in ChapT.er.s Roster as of 7-1-83 I.,va;5 72. Iota.1 neTu^J members,reinstated or trarLsferred to Cha-ptel-af:e= 7-1-83 v,7as 1. TotE\.1 memberspaid as of above report date 72. TOEfLI Per C€..]ita T,r`.z ràicl to lieadquarters7-I-83 $496.00. Total Per Capita Tax paid to District, 7-1-83 to `feport,date $112.00.

Fiances:Commercial Ac.count, as c)±' I.-epol.I datc> `fil,40()0.00

8:X:=gfis:::::n:: , o:s_..:fo=:~p:::edate 3 ,£gLotg. ooAct ivities :

Ahepa Day Cele.L]ration.Testimonial I)irmer for St. t\Tichola§ Ranch (Net pi-of]..L $1,700.00).

: ` ..`.ter #259 - Cc)ntra Costa

1'otal members in Chapter's Roster as of 7-1-83 i/as ?.9. Tctt`:al -.lew rii3mbers,reinstated or transferred [o C`Liapter after 7-~i-83 1.`7as 10. 'iTotal me,If.herspaid as of above report date 39. Total Per Ce?ita `rax I,ciLid to Hc:ad quarters7-1-84, . Total6 -30-84

Per Capita Tc`x paicl to L)isti-ict, 7-i-83 to

Finances :Cormercial account.s, as of report dai=eSavings Accounts, as of report date

$1, 5CO . 00150 . 00

Mi.mutes

Ac t ivi t ie s :Second Annual Tavli Tour`LlamentArmual Banquet wit:h ConcordAssisted Heart Transplant Patient

Would lilce to hold a Convention in t:he coming year 1986.

+EFHaH iJ281 - Reno

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Total members in Chapt:er's Roster as of 7-1-83 w-t:t6 33 with 21ifemembersTot:al neTh7 members, rein§taced or i-,rangfe-fred to C.riapte.r after 7-1-83,

i:;:p:::a:omfi:,E3::a::=gs:s7:f_a.3o`yT=SL~;52g:5gc:teT::a±7.;erTg:;±t:eEafag::3to the District, 7-1--83 to repc)rt date is $164.50

ii' i n a ii t I e ,5 iConimercial acc`.ount, as of report dateSavings Accounts, as of report dateOtlier assets, gs of report date

•^t ( , I I v i I. i a ti )

Mtirch 25th Dir,rierAr;nual PicnicAnniversary Dinne ...-0+rr-rH._zed Daughters of Penelc)pe after none for 3 years (18 members

Doi':::d3§i:2688C::ds:?°£2t[1Lior.y i s new I-:a.11.

{iJould like to host the rlictrict Col-rveriì`_loll iri r~he :\,tear 1986.

Remarks for the Good cf tl-+a O-_'aer:Have init~:.ated 13 r+f=T.17 in,-_n`.1)crs. AJ.:I.a Da-i3hte-I.~S of Ferielope have been

re-organiz€ea i,`7iLh 11 -flew iiiei-,i:.?cF_.s. f'`.J`J. tiiis has oc.,cur-red in thepast 4 in_3nt.hs.

Cha ]ter 392 - San MateoTotal tiìembers in Chapter's ROE`ter as of J+I.1}-1,19`8: T.fas 51. Total newmembers, reinstated or tiraiisferretl to C1'i.'i.per aLftei-7+1-83 is 6. Totalm3mbers paid as of aboi,'eto Headquarters, 7-i-i?3,7-1-83 I.a report date

= da-:e 1.t` 39. I.'cta-i, Pc`r Capitc:. Ta=I paid00. Toctll Per Ca,p.:_[L.. T€.-r` paici to District

Finances :Commei~cial Account, as of i-ep\r)rt d,itesavings AccOu.Lits, afi Of ireport ci`9+teOther assets, as c)I =-eport dciLe

Activities :St. Nicholas I)iiTilerSeveral diìne-r5, bingosHalloween Pc.rt.yChristmas Ba-J.1Past Presidcrit's Dirrl.e=

AttL3`chcd, please find 5igiea reports sL,I.Ijmitt:c+I .I;y f=hic`.i-{tels.

S L173.723 , 298 . 03

N/A

Mi-|1uteS

At 3:00 p.in. the Chairrii.an next called for the District Officer's Report:

I)istrict Cha lain: Nick AlevezosI have served the District as Chaplain for the past eight years anci it hasbeen a pleasure t:o visit all the Chapt~ers. i v7ant to give a big hand toThec`dore Papitcne +thc> has provided tratispctrtaticn fc>r me. If I wort:e downeverything I have done in the past it would take all afternocm. I'Ip` thank-ful the Lord has takeLi care of me. F.verywhere I go I carry the Bible andpary that t-he trip viJill be safe. The good Lord ha.a tak=J.n care of me. Thiscompletes my assignment as District Chaplain.

Dist-riot Athlet:ic Aclvisor - Gust Aret.c)s

LJi[jLLj/Ll 21 dot±E not hp*\J(:3 an accieptflble aLhle€1`: prttgi~tim Lhu[ would ifi &[i.yway compete with our "EasL`~-rn" Brat:hers. This i`:hairmanship has for someyears been condined wit.Ll t:he Sori.s of Periale,a Adviscjr's position. I have

;;:c`TLTttèiT[i±:d¥,ì::8y,::gbi'::1:TLnFjh3:::ff,E'::tf'7:;igtA3f,?&]t;=¥Tjr`rfw:3kats.§i+8:a:I:g.mc`nt.s and have proven t:o be benefit{:ial to all concerned. Attached is alist of the visitations made. Thank you for an interesti-ilg year.

OctoberOctob

NovemberNovember 9November 18January 10January 26February 16Marc:h 11April 7April 10May6May9July 6,7,8

SanJòse-Sain{ateo lnstallat.io.,is}Tlarysville 7,A 228Modesto #246Fresno #151San Fr.ancisco #150Sacrament:a if 153Sam Jose i;{251San Mateo ,`/392Va.llejo /,`217Sam Jose Spring Coni-erenceReno #281Sr.oc`kton #212Stockton Joii'LL Distrj_cE Lodge MeF_tingPittsbiiirgh ,(1251:.Fre§no-Conve'Lition

2966 miles15 official_ [iieetii`.gs.

1 have just added the funds a-Ltd =iiere is over S350 setti-.i.g ou.t I.n t:heChapters. That is a lo+. of moTte`/. Distric,t 7f21 c]oes not have ai.-_ accept-able athletic program. I spent the past year in:]eting all the Chapters,t.ime and again, and tryirig to assit them iri vlrious p-foblems. Thesevisitations have been working assigrmients.art.d iia-ve been beneficial to allconcerned. It: looks like the Chapters are real-1;7 8eiLting healthy ag].in.

District Wardens Re F_- Ted PepiEinL£To the delegates of the 51st District Convention I would like to expressmy sencere appreciation fc`r electing me to tt`+a office of District #21Warden at the Stoc.;<tc>n Hilt:on. I have strived Lo do my best to support.the District Lodge by attending v-isitations, Discrict Lodge Boarci Meetings,Installations, fune.rals, workshops, confererice and dirmers from all theChapters. I attended al7L -I-î}r chapter meetings and fi]n`^.i=ions. I would al.solike to thank my cc)lleagues of District Lodge for their co-opei.ation andsupT>Qi-t. Coligratulations to all t.r`.e Chcipt:erg for their support with t:he

age i';1{iriutes

St. Nickctlas Fund Drive becaijse without t`hem c)ur gc>al would not be achieved.The Chpaters united can accomplish rìirac:1es. I have no -recommendations.

District Marshall and District Advisor - llai-r-t7 rlai-à-f[ialisIIy report is based on riy visitations to t=`ne DistT]._ct and the Sons ofPericles meetir`_gs. It has be.en a pleasure ssr-virig. you and HÌy duties,according to the Ahepa Constitutioii arc to execute the order.s cf theI)istrict Governc>r and to sr±e that the p'../=oc'±`3iJ+=^_rig.-,` c,f t'Lie C'napter areuniform in the oper.ii.ig and closing of i:.I-i3 iìceti,ìf/,s. I would l_ike to remindthe Chapters tlìat t..riey do hLlve the e2:pf3rj.a.ir`c, a=irJ ltr.c;`-.Tlec'[^Ltic3 constitution i-Li ir`. more positive 16ial..iiei.. T.i= i,`7e c-`re

and4 proud we must con§taLi.t:1`)/-be irir,Ic`v-int.; o-t:-Lrsel`v:,:,;.

tci adhere to•.a to st{l;r high

e~pcl. has ljeen irit``yit;I t`}it_'i.1 rot-Ll.ii` p{i,:.,I a.3 yf>aTi_5 rìilf` Tjr± (`tT.j7f; ,1 LL~iji[ \.'iif'^]. I ;t tlì(; r)ro[,':rLTfjii

c]J (-his Order. A a,3r.acle ago our 1-f.`^.-I)'3.-t>rLii) w.I-i Ei-:`Ln`|./=t:I;`[}`.ateiy 50,000 r`lembers.Today it is one~half of i.-~hat. Ti\£+}7 i;r',`ìJie'_-ti3, a,-.3-: T,ct.erL,j=_i T.`T.fr,-? We TLiLustfiri{`1 the reason for th`~_ ciec:1i:ie. f.L}(.i si:c.`1c to rc:`:.r)?~iv t-iif=r,r`„ T. wfjuld 1:LkL. i:aI :.:( oi(i iHy |`r)Iir3t`(1`L-ul''tl:i."`"I :.t` LJi|[i '1t,`)9 .. '`:ì: ¢a Lh,1-," :t'j\,' , ,.9 :,:)i+ gu awl,

Hl (Hiijing I)|`ri.Orffitlr`LCLl i fi rL`cufult:r:.rTi r.I-.`\,T \^r.€`.in,.,^ :-, c.`L{```,i {.;:i 'L'rt I.hc} :egrì.e t(±am.Oiir L)islrlct has clone ¢r+-`h-I out.strinc;i +g jc;._1 |` I,.cù`3L:c`,i.I t_..r\e .yuear anc3 it= i`c3Ci'rtrljn it i/Jill C:Cznt-iriue tc) do so tw-i..î -;7oiii: I.ri,c.-:.i) ,i-1-+\T. s'jppc,rt. Ply mai[yt`Lit-±irtrs to all Of you foi yf,ur .è=.'1eariiìg f;hLJ,{j``,:=i: '.:i[1. t.:;c5-.c;i.a..1.ce I Tece]:.vedrhroughoi.it rr,y trL3i-Hi i,i .|i-cff=:.c.e. 1`1,y^ 1?ersc,ii,-_1 `..-Liz.I =?.i, L}~iLL -.,`+i `1.I.-w-ay`s bcLir.ified arid show love aild resper,t. f(Jr eacrL `;Lil-J.I-. 1 `vc-i,i± `-i F_1`-.e to -I:`3it:era+eI-Ilo duties of the District lvlars.hal_1: (:i) f,iL..,'`:f``~-:'L:;`'] I:.;\'= ari,t-,i``/:I_tir`~i of :=lieSoli.s of Pericles and repo-.rt c,n tll.e impi)|~L-jT.icL. I Tly`r,TL:I_.`-I :.ilk?I ;-c .r.'5!oit i.o

you that Witho\1t youi-:help .i.a g1-Cat f.i .`c3r`c' L` `,I.`L`1_.`Li Z)L `r,_iJic.it,cteJ= ,`,ti;i.,'it.hese future A-nepag. t.Te niust as:ir` i.i:1 fjJ'`rl3.I ùìt\.'ì, .:.c i_ie .:LtLur`^: \^ritriL`,-ìtnew blood. We must 1.'`fL'jw -v7e arc ci'r.IjT :.i`-~ :.-t -c`:-.rL'., I.1` +,r :re L'Le f..1.ti=re.Every effort to see. that our a.rgarii.,`:~r]{:.c,'.: prci,.:``r .`,ri.3 `c;L-_-un`rJ,c:1.. I r=£;1-e<= toinform this conventio:i ttiat [hc` St=t=;=kt„ r?r={. `j.i'fi\f;I.a Ch,3.ijr:-Lr, ,=i.e r„J`L a+ctive.However, we have ac:tivated a SaTi jTo 'e (lil.ar -r;I r:i.1, .=ii€i...-. i:.i; ',.,, t Biò:'ièr, gcoclriews. 1vly corigl.atulaLions to thc` Cci-tlen C,i_i -.,- r.:ì:-t,rei` _`Jui-a',`.,ij=i-~-g l=.rLeSons.Chapter. getting back on it:: fee=. i.+' rot?'+,`,~ii-€nc],ci\:-'3T[3 .trot. =i2if cut-I.~vent:ion are as follc)w§: We must allocf.i-a lii`Ti~e _-Lr::r+ci{'`L s.,.ppc`,rt i-,`; Districtson's for their 8.ft)'tth and '3xpErLi+3`..I i. i.`?,) -'zTc`~` :I.I.-+3L133.+ iiLuft iitr,`>:,:.1 L ;jooaadvisors to wctr'.i along -tw'ith the Scìi.3 Iti`cj r=fi-_. -I`r+ c``1,\if;e i=[ :ht ii[j ~`.cedecl. Iwould like to empahsize tills ever. cl:o`~,;, . ic -¢tr3 :'n {=t_ìf`: i=='i'ict-.itu`-.ic.11. {3) T'£`.eDistrict Son's Loc]gc should JDe irit=l-,iLdiiji ..:„ till , [i`=iri,:1. ?)i<',I-=:-t.t .i-,`.e€ tin?s illorcler for them to 3,'iin a +Jet:eL-`ji-Lc``,r`,La iclJ.il_L\ ci-: 1,\7 (:-i.:1 .J\:ii,i;ci oij` _`,#tes„}'Ll :. few days a youri3 Pel.t;On V.,rill Ccr[:}` ,_lLI'.` CrL?,-Ir,;.i. L:C„ei£ 0 ti`.i 0iyij'._-~in,

9,qmc`S may Start. The 8aTL`!es Chc``L-L`.ì_~ £i_^.i:c3Lr.TC` _`L^> \': jrjl.. .jr(`'.i. Arc T.7? ier=clyto give the torch to +Lhe futul.-a LA`_ri€aj,:.a t(i ,.;: -,`.I, ':,i_ oiì.-f rr;.-.c:itiicltis? `:ypersonal than+u t-o the, Discrict L`-,a,ttc-. Sci.[5 '_ i .`L_.']i-lìL J_or i=:ricìL~ :ic`~1pand cOopera[icri. My special th`±rL''.`j I-_O r.T,.Tc /``t.:,',i.-crii.i..L: 'L[c;-All.jfa ij` ~\Lti\'.3].s,I`ìr. Nick Lo.,1mas ancl (.:eorge P,3t=ai.Ltis, .i(jr \:`ji_=:.i. ,`r_i,Iii`c. ttj I:ici` Fi.LrT.-Li,i i Iwould like to thank t-r`.a District Gt?Tv-ri|-L'Lr.., |T`=-,`-1.{?e _I-\._,. £i,rT> , i.`T)1_~ ci7i-,cir.LingTr}e to this office. GLr`d I;1eF.S },C,Li ,i-_ifJ li`H.;T }TC,iì eLi.jc.\ .i..ill c:rjr`vc-.Icior}.

I)i.Lc;tric.I 'I`r3asiirzi:-_~ - sc-.rii 1)c',1fìs

Once again, I have beer. pj~.i'`y'iieclgec: tf+ scrT-E rTrs Tji`;,i-.-ric:= -jjo=.`t5e (;i~.±i';er asyour District SI=Cre[ary. Ma-y I take-tLi;_S f,rL.u ~`1_i,î=}7 tLi public?jr}+I t:?`..+il{i-1iò clelagates of thc` 52nd Dis`L.I-ict: ':f7if\'€2i'iL.Li]~.i <.L'jf '.,[`.:Died jn Stocktcjn,C'iT,.ifornia for electing me to tl[ie ofi-ice of Di.r=trict Sec..retary. I attendedfLùr District Loclge meetings. I visited several C'napte.r§ including some

linutes

District visitatictnsa I wor>1d.like to sll.Emit some of ry obgervatic)ns aiidrecommendations. Hopsf;.ully tTLie3e delag`-Les cif this convenstion will takethese seriously and adopt them to tt?is converiL.1..on. My recomnertdatiorisa,re as follows: (i) Upon tti_e elect±or] of t:Its Scc.rotary i= is my recormend-atior. that the out-going Se,`jretar,v give t? tile riew €T_ec[r=v`1 s3cretary allbooks, ledgers, addresses of n.=v officers c,f Li7[t.Li`. Chfhptei:.s and all r]ert:a,ri-t.enL mat:erials at the vet-y fi-.~st d2}I` of c,fi;cc, (2) I.Iiat the Distric:tI.joc]3e officers in_eet a m]T~niuri.iì of i):ìcc Lrt. I;i`.;i. '.-.I. '=±iis ``roJj,]d provide theoffi.cers to be -}{ept L.Li-.~r_.fJ.iti-,7 i.nfGI`..Tier]. o!`, c].11.:.s8ur,i,s a-iic: iiiat:[etr.s. (3) TheDistrict Travel r[1a.£=,.?.`zirLe c , be i.Li`-L-,|`5e(i f`rom ,I :..ss.dos I.o 8 |ssuer` per'7càr. TO fELcili.Lt``t.e t.`riis i_11.ci^€,i.,a a cO-`L|`.i<=[\^~e ir[i|5,'t be ,~,rjanizecl t`.1ru t:he

I)istrict Lcjcige rcjr.1.be:'s ot` I+1e `£cicl.rQ rif:-t'\d7isors ft`{i thci A+"Q~pa rditol-. (4)l'bt. ni't``(1-it`l L(){l,qi-!rj§±t£`lr±.()r, atiti.iilii rLlj "±``?tmj-Fii',`}iitl j3:ii-l ri man:i€3r (if llip

l}uiì-`J ol Ailvi8r)rs cilo,'!g WltJr_ a rLit`rLitèr {j±. t,1`cl l`,isLi.... cL i.rjdg{j to b4= €ipijolnt.edby the District Govii'.:+ior co '`+-isit the rieedy C'i-ic-.p`:-a,i~s, Tht_i::(} visit.t:s are tobe c.|rriecl out uritil t'iie -,.I=`:c;a :'.s re=13lved. rr*e all_r,T,,7{}:Li;€t \'`)f I.he membersOr i]it. DlijL! jtit; i^*OdL;(3f .[3u.I 1-.cl; i!ic:ijdi*.,L3 L`f{e Di!3t-`'';{``L GOvpi+riior I.,a bc;

( I .i `'; 1, ,' , i 1 r i nu 1` (I .

T. would like to thari?< -,£iy .I:|1jagti.res of i-he District: 1,oil.ge ancJ especiallyour I)isLrict Governc`r. It was fL bo-£ior and -plc.asi're to T`7òrfc under hisleadership and c5uidrmcJ3. 0-i'r Dj..cj.tl-i£',t f;ho-a:I.ci feeTL gj.-a.at 1)ride to have such/+utility leaclershirj c';s his.

I:i`-Strict Lt. G:jverri_or's Re-i\3r= - rfun_jrfuJig~s_I+aviTig served oii^ the Disti.-:._ct TLod8e for c\,i:i_I y-.Ears, I fi.F.d it redimdant:to extend more~ thanlcs fo-i. }7our c.`?ril=iiLiiif:d si`_'Lp.tr)o-_-t. I: hope you feel asenriched as I do from our 1.1,ar.y coiit,]ctsl tìie c:_pcrienc{L3s and hospit€`.1ityex-i=enjed i:o me -,`7e-re heal-t `72~_1`.ing c:.L`_d i;I:.E`.cc_I~:-ulF),-~`;all.:rid. A:;aj`n, irL theessence for till-Le art.d 5pc:':a I ail. act-tic.h.ills i.ilo ::_...sl a-i-id dcLtef, of i-I-iyof'Iicial visitations. I_ -v-:;_=ited ever-jr il.ia.I-=er tìt lclsc a-fLc`..:, acLelldedrLinc` special activities, i._.]£r:j_-Ldiii.€; t-vw `ci-i._I,`s to ,S+L. IJ]._i`,.iLolas Rarich. Tl`Leywe.-re all a long tis: cf lLT3:.r-.1.ing e={pe`_:icLICc,s. _. cc,jLri`.3-tic-` ¢1:^1 Cìiapters forthe]._r concerr`. toward c,u::.. .;`Lh3-?,.^L C]-L-de`rt '.TThe i.`L`:.1r3T '_-ecf,I,-`.-`,:-.rtdt-itior[f, 1.ret]eing` Submitted for yci-dr 'L:r,-L1-Sir:c=rL=i(3-f_:

1. Since Athle~tic p.~ogratT`.s are E-ter i-ftcre<'`_:='_i-_,f5 n_ati.or_wicle, it is mysincere wish chat t3iLirl.Lcc ?..i , L{.I-rlif_, -L.ì=L1.~,:,i.I;'^tte the I:7or`.3er±ùl"Athletic fiw-a-fds -i)i_-i`Lltc;-_". (Tclc5e-Ii flat.L _'` -jci_Lie r,1iLc,Litt=-_. c,`: sEiL:il

Francisco ciid a tic'`Lt2'i.c'ici.is j`:1) y``,ì| 1_1.I Tii-'iL-'.,.-L`]t-,+.v, is ':`ne ti-L~,ie forour {|-fcler t-o etc-\p |=3i-\7c..~t'l. :'_c_1.I Lhe .,.7Zn,7 f` I,=I'+i^ ,`=,±`, I.clfi.. C()iTr!`LitrT.antall.d mancJatory ill.-`JC`1\,7L.I-her_L [cj i,r]. .L.,i=].c .I `'=i:i-,.I .``7 r=L-lL G.1{,`.Pta_-S. Shou].dthere be a prol:i[c,, =t:I, t-+ie LÌi.3J -_.:: ì: .I)Lih=-r: ./,ii~i-h {`:-{;iG-_+` 3ìte. `_Jacific.I, per`rjci!|a:i}', 1.iTiil 1~`'-3L=i+~i <rj. r;~ ivc ljy =~<,`L1`=Lt.._I_ + 7;!3CC. :0 L-,Oward its

progress e Let i,s .qi4`'iT`7 oiir ilcl:I_i:TLic `.'c`t~.I.Lil `t=.,.i-,.i T.\7e fit-i_.e pr.ud ctf t]f*em.

Another new rj-fojccc 171_e'ii-i:` jy fcÌ:ìiT,ri`~. J -iL f £ìL`T,trl€L P`ìbli.cRelatioris Ghf3:._r,-.12..`L 0i`_' plc?f,a-lil C,3-\ ,---~.io:'. hf 3 fltLic r-.i_ e=;cept=ic,nat_job a.dvisir`.g iiL3 c=3 i=Li its r:r3eii>o IJ?,,7,` (/e -!`L=cd rr> I,ii„. 3v'.;-_ry effortinto hi:`, s~.à8ejL-+j.`.3; CUL-iei', 8.i\{T,i`l_ !j`r! I=i-, i.i:-,~,:{ --it-fL t..`Le c.I-.pterpublicity chaii`[i`~`r+ìi. -uTr8er]t -£|£`cd fc) _^ £c`L,`Liit)r.`~ I:O fc`11cjT.^`.ìL',p cir. c7ii.revents, to ,?,uiee u5, i.r3ot;1 jri adv<n_lice cii`£r.i ai~Ler C-iiar=e`f eveii[t:. ourGoverno~£' will el.L`borate on i.i-tis id3f{.

Ot`ricr observations that will be helpful in the near future are:L Corivention Agerida - earlier we passed out a few samples -- work

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Liaison Officers: tti[e new Liaison format this }Tear has promptedaction :.I man};` Cr;i€?tc.rs. =t shot.1.Id i':;e co'utinuerJ. Chapter andDistrict i,rjclgL ic.I,Dci s shuùl(i ivo::hi<:. c].?L`,3r tcf;`'±tiler o-il all i.`,.sues.

Fri].s[`4o C-ii=LJ[.3= -..I?,I I?i~c`Jcu Lo uf, ::hL+.i- L .v7311-p_La.r, E6ucacional program:LSJ; wcr].-.1.tetJ I,.`_ij .-.e3':,=`'l.

}`kiLity C;h`'i=itc}=-s a=.``= ,-.()I '`+oltìi.ilg L`.{=l'icerr` Trtert7ìi.{|s. Ari importcq`P.i Place

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Ai-ie.iia 1,-4.|s= i`:,-î.'t:i-` -... `L` `\-o rc-::+J,';i.`Lrir,r tie :``(.,:, Ti.i,t`<"ìlf`c3i.Ons Encouragei| | TJ,t',, |' 1.':)t~ `-:L`. ,: i,1-I, ( |, ,),,||.i .`.."i.-`\-`t-i \t(I ,,,, `|,, |'>

wL` tir(61, i~.`'j:`^`.iilLh= I : LO(,1.. ```,`` i,l```; Lì'+-_i,,`'1`` î! ì vj.I-.L[liJry ln member-rjriii;, if T.`Tc, Jr_.£-, =il 1,_Oi:Lê3,I .i 1.-`j:` g'C +`` .\,'_'?irla

SPL.r`,jal I.c,iT=ii`-. L-J.-e. Lct i -i`r`-.c,`Lit_r`cT.Le _or |jo{)I, _:_a large giLirics orc|tjiiat ::_r}n.c =`_T`?r s I+1.f;I: L',:.-:,ì`.`J.}`?i.

i;Or.n{T£'iTM=:`?I AND i>.'±=.Tic i_-.i:AT..=Lìi\J :

Our 8reatr:Ct rlee`.T` ari:.i. a,ha.1i'2.i',J_u,e is =_I. `c|ir3 t?.i.tja of \fr,r^Li. t-rirnL --'\ri

partici[j`:.'==._f,~L-i 'L ,,~ -,I.-.i I:,i-... ~.itti-,.I I_`f.i ì.r.-I.`'i c``L`.j' ii.i €L rt`[ajorit.y Of Our menbersto i:±>.?..`,_+±`± I-L.1-.!.I..L..._.LCL: a_`=i (:Li,^L}t `. -,fj `'`.L`[j-,-itics ill_ full force.

iTliEinl.i you, €iLt\ai`_i , 3:`j.\_. _..ic ì`.`.-ic\_` a,iJ ii-_-:LTvil'.:;r .`-=u lia.ve bestowed upon mei_s yoi+r LL. ir=c-\è.ff=,= . .,Tit i :,I(;u.-;"^~-..p iu'ò~ ?al.1 :`,.`-,`{>]=ess to higher goals andi'cwarGin8 a-`;e-.`[Lc,`. _;`.:_. j-O-.1. i:'€-i.i`,`J Or.c:'icrii..1, J`.,'_ :,`t_,u`L-courtesies.

VISITji.TIO}N`S AND E`Vil}IT.S i`ti`,{jrid(`(l .ìy t,Tor.I-i Koplc,s,

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Nick Loum(js, Past Supreme Vice-PfesidQnt, spoke for th'= C]ood of the Orde`L-,and thanlted Ahepa <ìcìcni`vv+edgiiig tiis 60 years as an Ahepan. Incleeci, ``.7eare a service organL:ation. tJi-1iL`L`re led clie w;iy, we I-Iave charr.pio[iefi everycause of American_ hei.cjism and ``?f Greece tlnd CyprT.a. rliìe on]y i:hing Iwant to see when it c`,`mes to Cyprus, I wa<Llt ::o see L'riac Cc)r„-nittee broadenthe scope of its v`JJ3.^k Tly gectin_g i,I:^Diicit}T in t:let A_-m'iricc-.ri iie'v.7f .ja.pers,gettir`.g tile editc.rs, 8et[iI}g into Lelevisiic)iT, gc±t`-.irlg i?-:cr)ir3 {^,+_o n.reable.i t:o give to the £L1`.eric`,_a.I, pill-jiic`v +...1= trj fi'i.i-> :.ud L-rf:]tjiai.-.i `,Tf t`.F.1.I. thepoor c'ypr.Li.at:es ai-e ià{:iri8 tod:L:7. Let-, .i`..cs r.O-L!|e cTit [0 [1ne AiTtei.ican peoplesci it. can comc out t`| [hcJ £'£[.ìe:.-icai.i 1).Llj]jL so t-i`';y ca-ri iJ,t-i~il:c; :e theiiCorig-ressmen a.nd fs'Lz` I:~[ic=i`. I/ì back tliis, cc-iirse. i_ all.so w,=,ti= to i;pea`r{ at!oi=tt-111.e Sorts of Pe|ìc'1\i5. -I he.11_-'i:i-ic?tt :.':E` i]ro`3.r_`3rjs ..s re:resf;:i.-ti.g in martyDisl.-ric`ts. I .n~2-v-e r.`r.ai.`.^=rt..1.I..`.cl, t7L.cJ SilL1`r-, of L'3-ric_ef for i:lie la.st ill-ir€e years.the }`èsolut,ion I p~iss?.ci =i`L. +l|.a l\T{it:?>t~`ri ì_ Ctifiir€i,-Lr.ii?n ill Sun -F-`-c-.ncj`sco has]{.::;`t:::Tj-Lj`)[t`j;nL:1.:t`,:;gr:a:P:+:..:.„LE:c{::°±;.1:.i3[.t!;:rgctTt{jfiL:-i:.}ì+`L'.::F[:Ej"{t:tt,r`ì;JinE'Jf{t``}[`¥::+][-fT::

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Convel`.tictn arid if I air. n``j: £!atisfied Writ.Li Lbe p_I?g7=ciss they ar`'j Ti.al.ling,ltii`y will 'r`.eL.^^ i-r{-.`..^.i [!`,'2 a c I.=ie -.1.a;{t c€-.{\7i`+iiì::.L`.,rA.

/`1 'i : 0'I !t.in. , (;hr.i..rT4.`.i,I. I,r,.Li `ìfti+[i='.`:os rcc(tiìJ,eec '."11.3 me.I?.tl:ì.g t:o Saturday morning,JiT,i.;v' `t-, i`:;}34 iì`, `~}:3::I a-c'L{,-cl'. a.'in.

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GHArm' Aj{iiuAI, RErop`T ~ i984

bear Erothe" Thla repo" to be miled fo E19eFlct Secretary b¢£or Juno 15. 1984. Icopy to ba 81van €o Chapte" head DQlagate, ro BE RAP diirfng Chflpteg &®pera ro..1oi

DLnE:#::r.=:nix;s"¥¥:s¥i®±`.`.:ea:#in#.-i prlday. 9;00 AH ®n satuFdry.

G () I. D l':i\' GATE-PACIFICCHAPTRE, # J50

4. Tot.I Xe-b.r.1a Chapt.r'o RoaS€r oo of July 1.

b. Total Nee tto.r., Rglti3tet.d oF TTau@f®rr®d to

Chapaor.!t.I Julyl,1983 .

a. Toaal HcabGrB p.1d a. of above report date .

a. Total Per caplta TBx paid fo E4chodqu&rtc±re: 7-I-8lq4"

" Tosal Per Caplta Tax paid eo Dlotrlct: 7-1-8J fo r®p®„ date

FINûeEs :Con.rclal ^ccouDto ag of Feport detc

Savlnri. Accourit®, GB og report data

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^CTIVITES

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$ 27,5]7.66

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CHAPTm tJould |±k@ i. ho;a a ---~--`-` ---- ~--~-`"`--,~-__r2Ji.`:r_~.

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A C T I V I T F. S :

Participat:ed-Ahepa Day May 6,1984, Two San Francl.c3c.o Cliurches~ArtoklasiaElected Five (5) Delegat,es to SupreITie Converi'LicnT(.`ntallvely appointed a PAC committee

2].HJEroRT T0 BE RETURNED 8¥ June 15, 1984. to DISTRicI. SECRErm¥

5 2~® AFdNUAL DISTRICT CONVENTB®NGOLDEN GATE D!§TRICT NO. 21

JULY 6, 7, fi 8, 1984HEADQUARTERS : tlolldry lm H®€el, RF®Sqo. C®11fornha

cHAPJrm' Aun^L REpORT - i9Ou

Bear Brother: Thi. r.pore eo be uil®d to D1.trlct Secretary b®for JuECL 15. i9es. Acopy ea a. 81van to Chaptet'. h®.d nelBgate, TO BE REan during Ctupt®g P`®pege ae8®tea.oa Frldey rornlng. MEETIRE beg|R a[ 9:30 AI Frld.v. 9:00 AV nffi £3?i!vriavFrid.y. 9:00 AIl oto Saeurchy

t @:00 AIDELBC^Trs -B.t RECISTm, be81tutng

-4!z±:3IA_#£±±£i!zL_ aiArun, . it±_ :,a. Total Henb®r. ln Chapt.r'. Roster a® of JULly I, 1983

b. Toe.I Nev HaDb®rg, R®1tLetat.a or TT@neferred eoChap[.I .f tar July 1. 1983 ....

a. Total HcherB p.1d ae of &bov€ report date . . . a

d. Total Par Csplta Ten paid co Houdquart.ro: 7-1-8 ¢̀ /Tit; --,-, __=ji

" Tot.I p.I c.pit. Ten paid to Dtotrlct: 7-1-83 to I.per€ date ';Life:'`

PIRAREES :CotEerclll AccouDt. a® of report date

Saving. ^ccounta, o8 of report doc.

other A.ee[8, " " " "

^CTIVITES :

C!iAPTER would 11k® to hold .cotwentloo-coaference

peml®slon and uleh related program a a.ta.

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1a the co.lug yearPrepare your bele8age

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with Cbept®r's

Elected I)el.&aeea or Alterrate8 ghau repre.ant hl8 ChdLpter .t the 5£nd Conv€ntloa.

R"^Rxs FOR COOD OF mE ORDER:

Ot:. Slgutura Required: Prelldent or Sea I ap22Za?*£'-_.'~.i_I_ i/_:_~ji£ _~€

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REpoRT To BE RETURNED BT June 15. 1984, [o DisTRlcT SECRETanY

52rvoARINUAL DISTE¥ICT CONVENTIONGOLDEN GATE DISTRICT NO. 2t

JULY 6, 7. a 88 1984HEADQUARTERS : Holldey lun Hotel, Rre8zto, C@11forqha

GHAPTER' ArmiuAI. RBroRT -lg84

oti Friday tcoming. ueETING b®Bln .a 9?30 ill

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0®ar Br®Cher: ThlB I.port to be a.lled to DIBtrife Seer.tffiry bcfor June.15, 198S. Acopy to b. 81ven co Ch.pcer'. head DQlegate. ro BE RE^n during Chap€e[ Pi.pert cossa.®a.

DELBG^Trs ouot RECISTm. bc&1nndng ae 8:00 AH.Friday. 9.:00 AH oz! Sa€®Fchy

CRAFTER. i ±a. Toe®l He.bar.1n Chapt.r'® Roster .a ot July 1, 198] .--..-. :[2`--b. Total Net. NBer.. R.1FL.tAted ®r Trap.£erred [o

Cbe.pt®r after July 1, 1983 ......... =Lc. Tot.I H-b®g® p.1d aB o£ .bave raport a.t .......... 5`?~

d. Tocal p.I c.plc. I.I p.1d to Hcadqunrter.: 7-i-8 rdQ±

a. Tot.I p" Caplta Ten p.1d to DittrlcE: 7-i-83 to report d.Se |£±±==

PIRAREES :Cong.rcl.I Account, &e of report date

S.vlngB ^ccouato, .a of report d.te

Oth.r A..et.. " " „ w

^CTE1`Tursc ..A I , o ` ` ;\ Ll--r-C i c`,`\ i.I C` h L~ F c, lit-`

T.`.`€"c3 tj¥c-c+\,`.„c`„ h/cic/, a L-

+` C- c,t`` I:- :` -,`

LLiL+hij~LL:Lfr=j=

______f+ir./tsT\MA2__Eif±TJ7l==bt_t\rfj£;:Lj±Lfdrul

-

JJ_I. ,i= i-(

!±±iil_GA_PA_ i `_-hL_E_SidiL4rLc)ir+|T „ ri ,~.a,I ` L/ €:-r`iT „CtlAFTER .ould llk. to hold I 1a the coqLit¥g year

conventloti-confer.nc. -I--Prepare your bel€©ae€ tglth -a-ri[ptsr E®p®rql..ion ®hd .1th rel.ted progron 6i ddt..

El®ccad D.I.Rate. or Alterr`ate® .h.ll r®pre..nt hl8 Chapter .t Ch. sand Conv®nclon.

RmARxs POR COOD Op Tile ORDER;

`t`-4;'/REPORT T0 8£ RETJRNED BY June 15. 1984, Co DISTRICT SECRE"Y

52woANNUAL DISTRICT CONVENTIONGOLDEN GATE DISTRICT NO. 2]

JULY 6, 7. a 8. 1984HEÎX}UA&TERE : Holld.y lm Hotel, are.co, CBllforfu

cH^pTER' îniuAI REPoRT -ig84

on Prldey Eornlng. REmlve b®gln .t 9?30 ^M

--23

D®ar Brother: Till I.port to b. mlled to D1.trlct S®cr.t.ry b.for Juno 15. 1984. Acopy ta b. 8lwn to Ch.ptet'. head D.laBat.. ro lE Rro during Chapt.I lepo" ro.aloa.--I-1J-.-____J_ _ L--,L-, . _

DTi.BG^TES flu.t. REGISTER. ti.81niilng

OAKLJ'|ND

&t 8:00 AV.Prld.y. 9:00 All on, Saturd-y

CIIAPTER, ,171

a, , Total Xccher.1a Chapter'e Roocer a. of July 1, 1983

b. Tot.I Noì lfcmb.I.. R.1notat.d or TrQcof®r[®d loencipt.r ®f tar July 1, 1983 ......

c. Toe.I Menbar® paid co of .hove rapor[ data .......Life member--5

a. Total Per Capl€a 'rca p.1d to ltcadqunrcQro: ./-1-83-84

a. Total par capl£a Ten |>®id to Dio:rlct: 7-1-03 to ropore date

FiRANces :Comerclal Accouat. I:a of report date

Savlng8 Acccunt®. ®0 of rapor8 data

Oth.I dree[.,

ACTlvlTrs :

162

D e c EI a s e d ------116

S| , 95| . 2 5

$ 507'50

S i,117.30

AHEPA CENTi`:R -Cash plus noteI ', ,, ''

SEE REVERSE SIDE

cELapTm t7ould llkQ fo tT,Old a ___A£coaJCTife,Tifea--T:t>-I..a...i:.e

permloalon and ul8h rclotcd prc}8.-`r.g} i c{!:..:.

S |±L¥127 ,ilo

S.i i.:;I-. CC:`Li£::; ycì`L.----- i -'J;r,.`.:.`j }..I... r=i'=.`ru:c; :,``-.:-..I I::t:i?:c='o

Elected Doleaataa o8 /.I:el.'.i.`ri:c;r, `,:.uli ire: _.t`:3` 3C lh... + .r .,.`j:-lit cl'.:! ::i`.., C;.:-.``-... I:ic:i.

Rm=L^_FiKs POR Gng3D op I.i.i c:tJ)I..i: N o n LI_-_I -_ ,------ `-I-.-t-. -a ----.--.--------.-- _ .

24 `,,

j`+cTlvlrlEs #171

Septemt`,er 1983--Past Presid.3nt'S= Dinrit`rb arid Award flight at

Spengers in Bc`rkeley.

Octob€ir 1983~Spagetti Feed preceeiiintg the lneetinf?.

Novem,her 1983-AHEPA Fa.mily Annua.i Th<`]nkEjgiving Din.rier..

December 1983-AHEPA Family Ch.ristmas P€irty tw.it}i all Gifts going

to Fairmont }!c)spital, Ovt'?r 300 Gifts were donated.

198.I+ I

Jfinuary 1984-PIèsented Brother Nicholas Loumc)s Ills "60" .Year Pin.

for` his many years of dedicàted arid I;aithfull i]er`vice.

Iièbruar.y l98+-Sons and Maicis held a S|t{Jgetti ±èed tc raise fund.c;

ftir the Baskett]all Tc)urnamerit.

March 1984-Att.ended the Spr.ing Ccjnf erènce.

March l9811-District Lodge Visitation t,o our Chapter. +A,. lovely

dinner w.-is held plìor to the meetiri.3.

June l98/+-Supportc`d th.e Sisters Day at the races iòr` Coct].eys Anemia.

June 1984-A!?Ept'i Fan.ily Picnic to rc-iise funcis for St.I\Yichc;la.s iRancha

July 198[t-I)istri.ct Convention in Fr.esno®

cciNTHI8tjTI0r\tsI

$350.00-Sons Baskett)all lour`rìey in I.rjng Beach .

$300.00-Holy Cross Seminary.

$500.00-Guadalupe rlome for Boys.++=L-I+=``=.,j'-..I---'---+t--___-Ir--.--i+-I---+i----Sdyoo.00-Registration for dy Delegates tc) Suprr3me Conventior`.. Miami.

S150.00-Ascension Senior .Citiz,ens Ceriter for Coffee & I)oriuts.$100.00-Suplème Banquet.

$125.00-Full Page for Fresno rJistrict A.l'oum.$250.00-Full Page for Suprème Convention in Miamio

Respectfully Subm.ittediou exifeTed Pepiconeil:xec`. St3ci

i-irirj`REPORT To EE RETURNED 8¥ Julie 15, 1904. to DISTRIC.I SECREun¥

Frld.y. 9:00 AH OD S.turd.y

25

52~oANNUAL DISTRICT CONVENTIONGOLDEN GATE DISTRICT NO. 21

Jut.Y 6. 7, a 8. 1984HIADQU^RTERS : Holld.y ltin Hotel, Rr.ere, C.llfomfu

CHAPTER' ^lINLJAI. REPORT -1984

D.ar Brother: Thl. I.port to be mlled to Dl.trlct Secret.ry b.for Jua.15. 1984. Acopy to b. glv.n to Chapter'. hcad Delegat.. TO EE READ during Cti.pt.r R.port in..1oa.on Friday rornlng. REETIRE beBln " 9;30 " Frld.v. 9:00 ^Hnn.qlf.ird.v

DELEaArEs -u.t REGISTm, b.glnulng .t 8:00 AI.

cunER, , J/A.a. Tot.I Meut.r® 1n Ch.pt.r'. Ro.ter .. of July 1. 1983 -/i,b. Tot.I Ner HLEb.r., R.1ti.t.ted or Tr.n.ferred to

Ch.pt.r .I t.r July I, 1983 ........., ywpr

C. Tot.i H-b.I. p.1d .a of .bo`re report d.te .....,... ;Zg ++ j*Z./;£-

d. Total P.r C.plc. Ten p.1d to IIutqu.rt.I.: 7-i-8 j`±Z/+_ ¢L

e. Tot.I P.r C.plc. Ten paid co Dittrlct: 7-1-83 to r.port d.[e /L/

FIRANCES :Co-ercl.I ^ccouD[, d of repot.t date

SovLog. ^ccountl. .. of report a.C.

oth®rA.let.. u n „ „ci{ffrthard"

^CTIVITES :P, ( ,I , ,4

A ,jG ¢

l___J L' L

Jj/ilf y(Ill 2`iTH f.E!E

A ~/v /

?'5- c! '¢ ti , trra

/`,) ¢ J , G,,fL)

____ ___ EifE5.£ _ ___sjr£±±j£+2!i/jy!ac

CHAPTER uould 11k® to hold .

',) 7- / 4 „

1ti ttie conlng yearvlth Ch.pt.r'.coaveatlon-conf er.nco ---- Prep.re your bel.g.t®

peml.®1on .nd ulch related program 6i dlt..

E1.ct®d Del.R.t.. or Altermte8 Bh.ll r®pre..nt hl8 Chapter .t the 52nd Cony.ntlot`.

R"^RKS PQR COOD 0P Tll£: ORDER:

On. §1gtrafr.jire Required : PTe81dent or S.c . ____C:/J_#:4_ _`?Z4Z~£&~/_2_+_-~~=J'i+_de+ J

9ir hr1/ RI:IfoRT TO BE R£TURNED BY JURe 13, 1984, tci ulsTRIGT SECRE"¥ 26

52AI®ANNUAL E}isTR!CT C®NVEN"ONGOLDEN GATE DISTRicT NO. 21

JELY 6, 7, a 8. 1984HEADQUARTERS : ifelldey Ira froteL, Rreaco, Callforrfu

CHAPTER' ^NrmAL REpoRT -ig84

tear Brother: "1o report to b® mlled fo DIBtrleS Secret.ry b®£or Juno 1Sfl l9S4. Acopy eo b® 81von to Chapeer'o he.a Pela8ate8 ro BE RRAD duglng Chapc®r a.Bpegt 6a.®toa,--P-4Jl_--__-___J2__ \e--®\-1oa Frld.y lcornlng. REETiNG b®gln at 9:30 "

L}ELEGATES aul. REGISTER, be81tulng at -8TiFo-rfuPrid@y. 9:00 A!4 on S©curdey

•urIT:A. , tra. Tot.I Mamb®r.1a Chapt@r'B Ro.tar .9 of July 1, 1903 _.a-i__b. Tot.I Nee Hch®rg, R.1a®tat®d or Tr.nefarred to

Chapter a£S®F July i. 1983 ......... +

c. Toeal Henb.r® paid ®® of above report date ......... ul=

d. -ot41 P.I Caplte TacL p&1d eo Heedquercero: 7-I-8//`

a. Total Per caplt. Ten paid to D1®trice: 7-1-8P to 1.®perc date

FIRAREES :C®en.rclal Account. co ®£ report date

Ssvlnge Accout]tB, &a of report dat.

ocher All.et., " " " "

- ,`.`;.`.._

•. ``---SL±f-I---__.

§rfu2rBr_S-

CELPTER Would like Co hold aconvention-conference----Prep.r®

pernl®Blon and wigh related program a ddt..

1a She co341ng yearyour bel©gac® with Chapter'®

Elected DelQg.tea or ^1ter"teB Shall I.pre-®ut hl® Chapter fl€ the 52nd ComuarilloH.

Rmanas apR GOOD Op "E ORDER:

r,/ t4LEdi,

- ', - . _

'T €tgniiture Required: PreBldent or See.--------------- ____ _.a

f"fdof`REpoRT To BE RETURNro 8¥ June 15, 1984, to DISTRICT SECRETARY

5 2;vjo ANNUAL DisTEE!CT CONVENTIONA

GOLBEN GATE DISTRICT NO. 21JULY 6, 7, & 8, 1984

HEADQUARTERS : Holiday lna Hotel. Rresnci, C.llfornla

CRAPTER' AtINUAl, 'REPORT -1984

2'7

`ear Brother: Thl8 report to be mlle!d Co Dlstrlet Secretary be for Juae 15, 1984. A

py [o be given to Chapter'e head Delegate, T0 BE READ during Chapter Report 8e8Blcn,JtF-I-rlday cornlng. HEETING begin ac fl:30 AM Friday. 9:00 AIf on Saturday..LEGATES IiuBt REGISTER. be81nnlng .E 8:00 AM.

Th clv^ CRAPTER, I z2.a,

a. Total Henber81n Chapter'B Roster ag of July 1, 1983

b. Total New MetBber8, RelnBt&ted or Trari8£erred toChapter after July I, 1983 .......

c. Total Hent}er8 paid as of above report date .......

d. Total Per Caplt. Tax paid to Headqu.rtera: 7-1-8

a. Total Per Caplta Tax p.1d Co D18trlct: 7-1-83 to report date

^T|RANCES :

Cotrmerclal Account, a8 of report date

SavingB Accounts. ®8 of report ddt ef51,:us`f*Lmud€,mfiv+->ochclA88et8, " " " " i3u\Ll`~\-AELSPLL--9 S

34--{1 -.

Tj4--''`:i Sz:I . cOj5JJJ±.Li

ilAPTER would like Co hold a 1a the cotilng yearconvention-conference ---- Prepare your Deleg.Ce t7ith Cha-pter'8

permlg81on and trlth related prograta a data.

Elected Delegates c)r Alternete8 Shall represent hl8 Ch.pter at the 52nd Coz`ventlon.

`thIARKS FOR. GOOD OP THE ORDER:

li

A /#¢"/RmoRT To BE RETIJRNED BY june 15, 1984, to DISTRICT SECRETARy `

i E`riday rmrn±ng. REFTIN€ begin at 9:30 AV

52~ciANNUAL D!STRICT CONVENTIONGOLDEN GATE D!STRicT NO. 21

Jury 6, 7, a 8, i984HEADQUARTERS : Holiday Inn Hotel, Rresno. Callfornla

CHAPTER' ANNUAL REPORT - ]984

Dear Brother: ThlB report to be mlled to D18trlct Secretary be for June 15p 1984. Alpy to be given to Chapter'B head Delegate, ro BE REAI) during Chapter Report ®eB81on,

Friday. 9:00 AM on saturday.`|EGATES BUBt REGISTER. beginning at 8:00 AI4.

CRAPTER, I ,i?_Z/£

a. Toeal He"berg ln Chapter'8 ROBter as of July 1, 1983

b. Total New Mchbers. Reln8tated or Tra"Bferred toChapter af tog July i, 1983 .........

a. Total MenberB paid ®s of above report date .........

d. Total Per Caplta I.x paid to lteadqtrm.rter8: 7+8 i-4"4-/i,-`€jf

e. Total Per Caplta Tax paid t:a DIBtrict: 7~1-83 to report date

FINANCES :CormerclBI Account. a8 of report date

Sevinge Accounts, ag of report date

Other AJ.8et8, " " '

A,CTIVITES :

__ `- i : _: ` . _

___/ `

` -ì_`!` _ _ `

±p-JO-`= _

Ei rÈ

S dr8r7 ,L3

/ a q I, 'J-Zf

I-rfE,)H

6f3 ,//y ±/-/tl,,l),i/

:HAPTER would like to hold a ___Tt_ 1n the coming yefircoriven[1oa-conference ~ ---. Prepare your Delegate ulth Chapter '8

permlaBlon and ulth related program i data.ècced Delegace8 or Alterrmtea Shall repre8ent hl8 Chapter iit the 52nd Conveatlon.

R'L:»ARrs roR. GOoD Gp THE ORDER:

I-

.AS /;t#/REPORT TO BE RETURNFu BY Jiir`e 15, |984,to DISTRICT SECRETARY

2S

52fy®ANNUAL DISTRE!CT CONVE:NTION6®LDEN GATE D!STRICT NO. 2]

`7ULY 6, 7, a 8. 1984HEADQUARERS : Holld8y Inn Hotel, Rresno, Gallfornia

cHAPTER' ANfufuAL REroRT - ig84

cr Brot:her: Thl9 report to be uniled to Dlstrlct Secretary be for Juae 15. 1984. Ay to be given to Chapter'8 head Delegate, T0 BE READ during Chapter P`eport 8egBlon,}`riday morning. IfEETINC begin A t 9:30 AII Fr±d8y. 9:00 AM on Saturc!ay.

EGATBS EBust REGISTER, beBlming at 8:00 AM.

CRAPTER, i .±.a. Tc.Cal Member81n Chapter'8 Roster a8 of July i, 1983

b. Total New Henbers, Relnsta[ed or Transferred toChapter af ter July I, 1983 ....,....

c. Total Mcaber8 paid a9 of above report date .........

d. Total Per CBpitd Ten paid co He®dquarter.: 7-i-8.3 -ff/~jk'.Jpy

.I./_`!` __

.r-I:'2if _

/fc}j.}=a. Total Per Caplta Tax paid to Di8trlct: 7-I-83 to repert date .,7`?-Z >_="

TRA16CES :

CoDnerclal Account, ®8 of report date

SavlnB8 Accountg, o8 of report date

Other AIB8etB. " " " "

.CTIVITES :

{APTER uould like to hold a 1n the coffilng yearconvention-conference ---- Prepare your Delegate wieh Chapter'8

perml8Bion and vlth related progr.uz a data.

:ec[ed I)eleaate8 or Alter[Late® Shall represent hl8 Chapter at the 52nd Gonventlon.

i?E24ARKS FOR .COOP OP TllE ORDER:

On}' -L. .~,ir. Eequlred: President or See.

OmDFjFE ®F AELHPA{:arden Gt:, 1`.I]ai)lf`r N'o. 251

!2f)0 I)il\ih St_rt.'>'

S[]rl .i(,I(. C:I. ap:I}12(,

President.'B Report of the Aetivltiesaffi I;ivente of 1983-1984

July j, 198/+

3U

Sept. 10, 1983. A dinner pa,riy for Ahepans and I)auchterB of Penelope waj5

held t)y ELr. and Mrs. Bill LeoB ira their hone, and Served as an inisial get-

together to a+inrt c)ff the year.

Sept. 23, 1933. A check for $2,607.06 was presented ty our officers to

the Hultlple ScleroBi8 Society chapter of Santai Clara. This money was I.aiBed

for thg above ptixpose b}r the Sons of Pericles of Sam Jose when they were an

active organi%ation.

Oc 8,1983. A combined public installation of Ahepavofficer; from the

Sam Jose and Sam Hateo chapters was held at Zorba's Restaura,nt ln San Jose.

The arrarigement,a were made by our chapter and t.her-e t`'a,a a big turnout,. W'e

also honored our past president with t,he past president'6 pine and a 2j and

35 year pins .h-ere awardficl to four brothers. 1n i,he E>ai-r.e night, o`ir Chairman

of the Scholal.-ship Co.r\Ir,ittEe, tiro. Harry Kalargiros , FTeaented a check for

Siioc.00 to the GI.eek Language School of Ban Jos= I-or their needs.

art. 9. 1983. Chapter officers participated in a meet,ing held by Bishop

Anthony in the Annunciation Church of Sac FTancisco. The topic was tlh€

Saint Nicholas P`anch +T\ind Ra.ising Drive.

Oat. 11, 1983. OIL- regula.r chapter meeting was held. Two brothers were

appoirlted by the president to Serve in the committee for t,he Ahepa~Cypnis

and Hellenic Affairs.

CVAA dauglilen*

ORDER OF` AE!EPA6ardcli Cil}7 Clia|Bter No. 2.51

12(>0 DaTis Str(.f.I

S'm .Il,s{,. Cu. {''r)12()

31

Oct. 23,1983. A committee from our chapter nde visitations to Several

of oar sick brothers in various hospit,als.

Nov. 20, 1983. The Ahepa and Daugtiter8 Chapt,ere of Sar} Jose held a

ThankBgivlng Day Diuner at our church hall. It was a family affair and very

well att,ended.

I)ec i2. 1983. Letters were sent +.o the United States President, VicEi-

President, our Senators and Congressmen, in protest to the a,ction that

Turkey had taken agaln3t Cyprus in estat>1iEinlng the Bo called Turkish F.epubleic

of Northern Cyprus. The only I.esponse was received from Senator Pete Wilson.

Jar. 10, 198t+. Our chapter hosted a District visitation and dinner at

ZorbaL' 8 Restaurant.

Jar. lz, 1981+. A new formatic)n of the Sons c±` Pericles was organized and

was given help by chaptel` officers.

A-eb.12,1984. A dinner party was held at Angelo's Elestouraj.it to honor

our past president, nr. Gus Aretos.

:*`eb. 14, 198£t. In our regular Chapter meet.ing a L`otion wa,s male and passed

to donate $400.00 to the St. Nicholas church of Sam Jooe for the baying of

portat)le icons, bearing Ahepa' s name as donor.

Maneh 10. 1981+. Our chapter participated and supported the Sac Ffancisco

Ahepa Chapter in its fund ralslng dinner for the Saint Ni.cholas RZLnc:h.

March 11, 198t+. Our cha.pter hosted the District Conference at Zo¥ba's

ORDER OF AELEPA(;arden Gt}' Chn|)tor No. 2.Sl

121`)0 Dtl\,i.i Strc(|l

S8Ii .loo('` Ca. (J.ri|2()

Re8tau"it. It was well received and successful.

MaLroh ?.5, 1981+. Our chapter participated and 8upporfed the celebra.tion

of Greek Independence Bay at the Civic Audit,orion in Sam Jose.

Ar.-il loo 1984. Our chapter held elections for the delegates to the

Supreme Convention in Hianig Florida.

%aar 5.1984. A. dinner`...dance party Was held tor our chapter at Zol.tB'B to

benefit the Saint Nicholas Ranch and Retreat Center. It tias very Bucces8ful

and tJe f\iifilled our quoth of $11.OcO.00, which went t,o the District as our

Bhare of the Saint Nicholas Ranch Drive goal money. We were the first chapter

to achieve c>tar goal and to 8ubnit it.

ttapr 6. 1984. Ahepa day was celebrated at our church. Our priest

commented on the occasion art the arioclasia was held following church services.

naSr 8, 1984. Elections were held in our chapter for the P.A.a. Conmitt'ee.

Also, electione were held for delega,tea to the I)iBtirict Convention in Fresno.

May 14, 1984. Our Chapter c.fficers a+,tended the receDtion dven by Bishop

Anthony at the Diocesan House in Sac Ffancisco. The purpose was to honor our

Supreme Pa]esi.dent, Hr. Peter CardigeB.

Hay 15, 1981+. Severa.1 of our brothers visited our Supreme Pi~eBident at

the Sam FTancisco Hilton Hotel.

Ha]r I.8 and 2j.1984+. Menbers of our chapter pautlc!.pated and Supported

the Salinas art SaLn Ha.boo Chapters in their f\ind raising drives for the Saint

nlchoke Ranch.

ORDER OF AmEPAGarden Cisy CliaTit(`r No. 251

12f)0 l}:i`7i8 Str..t.i

San Jo*{-` Cu. i):`5}2fi

33

Our chapter also paticipated in the fund Ralsing Drive for t,he SunHier Olympic

Cbne8 fry Selling two dlrmer fables for the diuner held at the Stan,ford Cout

Hotel in Sac FTanci9co. The total amount for the two dinner tables was

$3,000.00. Many thanks to the chairman responsible for our chapter's partici-

pation, Mr. Angelc> Lygizos.

June Le,1984. In our last meeting. officer elections for 198/qu8j were

he ld .

All chapter meetings were conducted and at,tended in a gctcxi and mora,I manner.

•`.`:.il2i,?':::::i.;;`v`;.,,i`.,:.-=7.

Bill I,eosPresidentS Garden City Chapter #2jl

REPORT TO BE RETURNED BY June 15B 1984, to DISTRICT SECRETARY

§2~oANREUAL DISTRICT CONVENTioNGOLDEN GATE DISTRICT NO. 2i

JULY 6a 7, a 8, 1984HEADQUARTERS : Hoilchy Ion frotel, RreBrm. Cellforala

CHAFTER' ANun.AL REpoRT -1984

on Friday aiornlng. HERTING begin at 9:30

34

3ear Brother: Thio repegt to be mlled to D18trict Secretary be for u.Idae 15, 198&. Ac;opy Co be given go Chapter'8 head Delegate, ro BE READ during Chapter Report fle89ion,

AM Friday.ELEGATES "ot REGISTER, beglnrfung ac

Sallnas Valle.y

8:00 AH9:00 AM on Saturday

CRAPTER, # 253

a. Tot.i Me-ber® 1a Chapter'B ROBtier a8 of July I, 1983

b. Tot.i Near Mechier9. Reinstated or Transferred toCh.peer after July I. 1983 .........

a. Total Henber8 p®1d aB of above report date .........

a. Total Per Caplta Tax paid to Hefldquarcer8: 7-i-Sly

a. Total Per Caplta Tar paid to D18trlct; 7-1-83 to report date

?2

vi dy96.00

#112 . 00

FIRE;=:r:ia"ccount. a8 of report date S 1.boo.00

Savings AceountB, .8 of report date S

Other A®8et8, " "

ACTIVITES :Ahepa Day Celebration, very good attended.

Testlmonlal Dinner for St. I`-Jicholas. Net, profit $1700.00

C}lAPTER would like to hold a ~ 1n the conlng yeiirconvention-cottference ---- Prepare your D€1eg.te with Chapter'8

peml88ion atid tileh related prograa & data.

Elected Delegates or Alterrmte8 Shall represent hle Chapter at the 52nd Convention.

RntARIcs POR GOOD OF THE ORDER;

'6jJfprJREPORT T0 8¥ RETURNED BY JUT.a 15, i984D [o DISTRICT SECRET.t,.RY I

35

52A;DANNUAL DisFffilGT CONVENTIONGOLDEN GATE DISTFTICT NO. 21

JULY 6. 7, & 8, 1984!iEJ®QUARTERS : Holiday Inn Hotel. Rresno, Call£ornla

CRAPTER' ANNUAL REPORT ~ 1984

r`.i8r Broth.er: Thl8 report to be m&11ed to Dlgtrlct Sec.retary be for June 15, 1984. A.opy eo be given to Chapter'8 head Delegate, ro BE READ during Chapter Repot.t 8e8Blon.n Friday norrilng. HEETINI begin Bt 9:30 Ahl_ Friday. 9:00 AM on Saturday

_LEGATES mu8t REGISTER, be81nQing at 8:00 AM,

_ccttttEftke___ cue-,#nyELa. Te€al Members in Cb.apeer's ROBter as of July 1, 1983

b. Tcttal iie!e¢ Members, Reln9tated oi-Transferred toChapter af tar July I. 1983 .........

a. Total Menber8 paid as of above report date .........

d. ToC®1 Per Caplt® Tax paid to Headquart€ra: 7-I-8

e. Total Per Capita Tax paid t.a D18trlct: 7-I-83 to

FINANCES :C{}mmercial Account, as of report date

S8vin8a Ace:ouRtB, a8 of report date

Other dsaets, " " "

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CHAPTER would like eo hold a QL@irrfwlTi 1n the coming yearconvenelon-esrrfeEtrtTee --~-Prepare your De

perml981on and wleh related program a data.legate wl€h €!`iapcer'8

El®ct®d DeleRatea or Al€errmte8 Bhail represent his Chapter at the 52nd Coriv€ntlon.

RiEiARrs FOR coop OF ThE ORDER:

One Slgaature Required: Pr<=££==±-+ See.

3c,REPoRT To BE REmuENED BY June 15[ 1984, to DISTRICT SECRETARY

52^t®ANNUAL. Di§TRicT CONVEN"ONGOLDEN GATE D!STR!CT NO. 21

JULY 6, 7, & 8g 1984llEADQUARTERS : Holiday Inn Hotel, Rresno, Callfornla

CRAPTER' ANNUAi. REPORT -1984

\ear Brother: Thla report to be trailed to Discrlct Secretary befcr JunL.15, A984. A

3Py Co be given to Chapter'Ei head Dele8Eee, T0 BE: REAI) during Chapter P`eport [email protected] Friday morning. MEETINI; begin at 9:3G AM .riday. 9:00 AM on Si8turday.

a. Total Me®ber8 in Chapter'8 Rc>oter as o£ July I, 1983

b. Total New Henbers, Reinstated or Transferred toChapter af tar July 1, 1983 .........

c. Total Hember8 paid as of above report date .........

d. Total Per Capita Tax paid to Headquarters: 7-1-8

a. Total Per Caplta Tax paid Co Dlstrlct: 7-i-83 to report date

lRANCES :Cormerclal Account. a6 of report date

Savings Accoun[8, a8 of report date

Other A8gec8. ' ' " '

CTIVITES :

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:HAPTER trould like to bgan jr __±fi£±±±=;¢/;fe?ng/ 1n che carfeg year z2Zg±±coTiventloa-conference ----`Prepare your Delegate with Chapc@r '8

permlsBion and with related program & data.

Tle€ted Dele&aee8 or Aleerm[e8 shall represent hl8 Chapter at the 52nd Convention.

RlntARus FOR. GOOD Op THE ORDER: jzfa:z€:i__..z±4:z?`:zzz=anis±rd±g=±£-

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l}.i.;.:...: REPORT T0 BE RETURNED BY Jur.e 15, 1984, to I)ISTRICT SECRETARY 37

52tyGIANNL!Ah D!STRICT CONVEN"ONGOLHEN GATE DISTRICT NO. 21

JULY 6, 7, a 8. 1984HEADQUARTERS : Holiday Inri Hotel, Rresno, California

CRAPTER' ANNUAL REPORT - 1984

...Sr Brother: ThlB report to be mlled to District Secretary b€for June 15,1984. A)py to be given to Chapcer'8 head Delegate, It) BE READ during Chapter Report: Be881ori,;`. FFiday tDornlng. MEETIRE begin at_9 30 A}l Friday. 9:00 AM on Saturday.

ELEGATES auBt REGISTER, be81nrilng .t 8:00 AM.

i€o fd CIIAPTER, f j7£''2_

a. Total MetDber81n Chapter'8 ROBter ag of July 1, 1983

b. ToCBI New Members, Reln8tated or Tr8n8ferred toCh®p[er after July 1. 1983 .........

c. Total Hcabero paid as of above report date .........

d. Total Per Capl[a Tax pdld to Headquarters: 7-I-8

a. Total Per Caplta Tax paid co Dlgtrlct: 7-1-83 to report date

FINANCES :Ccmerclal Ace:ount, ae of report date

SavlngB AccouztcB, a8 of report date

Other A.gets, " " " I

ACTIVITES :

CHAPTER uould like to hold a 1n Ch@ coming yearconvention-conference ---- Prepare your Delegate ulth Chapcer'6

pemls81on and with related program i data.`lected DeleRate8 or Alternates Shall represent hlB Chapter at the 52nd Convention.

•tEMARICS FOR. COOD OF ThE ORDER:

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52nd Anriual District Con\Jent.ionOrder of AhepaGolden Cat..e District Numt.er. 21I{oliday Inn --Fresni), California

Convention lriinutesSaturday, July 7,1984

i'hc. CorLventiori was callL`d tcj` ilrder TDy Ci>Itvl"ii.Lit)ri Chaii-man, Lou Janakos ar9:00 a.in. There beinti but 10 members presc_tnt-at this time, the mc>etintrT,I;roceeded with the salute to the li`1t']!.`j.

i) i s t r i c t TL±aL±sRepc_>r t: Jamc`s Nil.olt...tiu

lvlr. Chairman, prc\seTit anci past Suprc=me Loil{7,e ulficers, District Go\/ernc)r,nembers of the District Lodge, Delegates md Brothers. 1[ has bclen a I,reat?1easure and an honor to have set-ved ds your District Treasurer f()r a3eccind term. To t:he Delegat:es at the 51sl. District Conventi_on held inSt.ockton in June 1983, I -virish to express my tr,irati[ude for again electing|è to this Crustworth},' office. Belonging to the most Southern Chapter inthe District, Fresno, it is quite clifficùlt-t.o make all of the vis].tations,District meetings anci special events Chat are held. To the visitatioT.sand special events [hEit I did attend, I i.x|)russ my sincere t:banks to the`jhap[ers arid Brothers for their fraternal brc)therhooci and hospitality3xtended to me, l{y financial 1-epol.t has bcJcn audirecl and will be presented•,7 [hLl r '_strict Auditor. Nv recoml`.ic`ndatic)ns lis[cd belc>w are the same as

last ytldr. I would like Lo see that all Ctnapt€ir Secriltaries and TreasurersI)lease adhere to them.1. That Chapter Secretaries and 1`reasurt`rs Lii` informed of their Chaptt3r's

financial ()bligalions (I'er C+iTHLLa '1àx) t=o the Su|7reme and Distriet=IJodges -

z. That Chapt.ei-SecrcLt'iril`s ancl Treasurers adhere Lo the cleadlines sc.Iby thft CtjnvenLion i>ody in remitting Per Capit-a Tax.

J-nairman Lou Jar.akos a.5ked for further c.omiliiLLee repoi-ts. There beinr:none available at this time arid with only 10 delegates present, rhc Cllairdeclared a recess for :`jo millutes clue [o poor attc-ndar[ce at 9:25 a.Tn.

.1t 10:C0 a.in. , Chaii-man, Lou Janakos reconvened the session `.7ith ati attiin-;lance of 24 present.

£'jctio1arshi C; ormi I tplie_eJife-I: Dr. Constant.ine

Please see attac.-hed report on I)agL` 2.

entiori Cic Committcle ~jedgie VLJUL¥'l`he Committee of the Convention City unanimously recoTrrmended t.hfiL Cont:ra

Josta Cc)unty Chapter #259 will host the 1986 District CoTlventior. jn Concord,California.. John Drout.gas from Reno Ghapt.er endorsed the C.onvention to beheld in Concord, California and Reno ``Tould host the Convention in 1987 iri.`Ljèno, Nevada. Please see Convention City CoTrmittee Report. on page a.

ty, Page 2i,Iinutes

AffiDEfiiAFi3unded July 26, 1922

GOLDEN GATE DISTF]lcT NO. 21§CHO LAF`SH IP COMM ITTE E

Year i983.84

Dg?. KAnL A. KONSTANTINCHA!.F`MAN

PAUL CHfllsTOPUIOSC:ONSuLTANT

GEORGE MARES0lsTf`lcT GOVEPINO8

GEoraGE A. BEZAiTISaus M. LEK^s

ANTlioNY J. MARISPETE PAP.AOEORCE

OEofiaE TZANAVARA8lou JANAKOS

The lndlvidu81Contrlbutlons are 118ted ln six pages

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AMERICAN HELLENIC EDUCAlloNAL PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION

COMMITTEE HEADQUARTEF}S

2584 MacArthur 8oul8vard, OAKLAND, California 94602

Tel. 530-5400, Res. 531.7834

July 6th,1984.SCHOLARSHIP CO"ITTEE REPORT TO: 52ND ANNUAL DIST. CONVENTION:

I)ear Br. Dist. Governor George Marinas,Brcither Delegates,AHEPA FamilyThe Dlst. Schctlarship Committee.put one more year of good work,and Ian most appreciative for t`iielr contineous support and guidance.Secorid Year you have received,our` Correspontence,via Bulk Mail.and Ibelieve,we have reached you all,and we have a much better responce.Special THANKS to our good friend and dedicated Br. Ted Pepltone andof course,Same for Sister DIAFifINTO I'EPITONE,who2t.ook all Letters andEnvelops,and mailed t.hem [o yoii, thus:Thl8 Year we. havea>11ect:ed,FI-om I)1rect Con.trlbutlon§: $ 3.488.00.

`,:,,..I.`.I:.:re entit-ou can seetie to look at them. Note: The llsc of the con-tributor

them,in our AllEPA TRAVELER. The way reported,was rtot my idea but.of the Ccrmir:tee's. I believe,not ln vague,but accurate accounts.Second source of collecting Fund81s,the Annual Dinner-Dance,whichtook place on March 3rd 84,and the Net profit: was: S I,300.77.We were thl8 year only 186 indlvlduals. If we were ..500,then?.Third source of Funds to us is,from AHEPA HEAI)QUARTERS. Right afterlast Convention we have received,for the Year 1983, S I,680.00.Thl§ Year we have recelveti,for our allowance for 1984. S I,563.00.Here are the I984 I)1§t. #21 Scholarship Recipients:I) I.1sa Marie SIGGA: S I,000.00, Stephen I,. Berdalls Averd.2) John Asterios TSIRELAS,S I,000.00, A.G.SPANOS No. ONE Award.3) Andreas Chris ROCKAS , S I,000.00, AHEPA IIDQRTRS Award.4) Jennifer Thalia POULAKIDAS. $ 500.00 ,A.G.SPANOS No.TWO Award.5) Diamando Eleni GIRAS ,.... $ 500.00 , Disc. #21 Aw.ird.6) John Polimeros PATRIKIOS, . $ 500.00 , Dlst. i#2I Award.7) James George RET\ELAS , . . $ 500.00 , Dlst. #21 Award. And,8) Ioannls Alexandros ZORZORIS,$500.00,Sophia & Anastasios

KONST'ANTIN Awara.I am happy to report that,[hls yeur,the two additional,equallyworthy Students,-as well three more Girls-will rec.give Scholarshipsfrom the Disc. Schol. Program of our Ladies': I).0. P. Thank youand Congratulations.On behalf of all Students,the Schol. Com.at this tine,expresses ltsgratitude,Co ALL Conti-it)ut.ors,small or large.a§ you on Dlst. }f2Ihave one of the f inegc Program. Please. CONTINUE YOUR SUPPORT.

8:: ::g: ±::u:#-Eun|::: i: ?n5g:8i2:i;;:85rfu OAKLAITD,same place.Last but the ..most inport8nt; FINANTIAL REPORT:Let it . be known that,our Disc. Auditor,the very col`sciences Bro-ther,w'ho ls aervlng our Dlat. for so many years,did come down toOakland,and spent,some five to six hours,to check the ScholarshipBooks and Accounts,to see that your moneys are ln .I hope,good orderThi,a Auditing Cook place on June 26th,1984.

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AffiDEEiIAFounded July 26. i822

t GOLDEN a^TE Di8TFtlcT NO. &iseHOLAF`SHepcoMMiTi.gE

Year 1983-84

Din. XAfll A. XONST^«TINCHAIRMAN

PAUL CHFMSTOPUIOSCONSULTANT

GEOsicE RApesDISTR9CT GOVEflN0f`

OEofiog A. BEZAITISGuS M. LEttA8

AN"ONY J. F#AFl!SPE 'V€ PAPPAO EO RG a

e E® fie E TZ^avAVAFi ASlou IANAK03

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AMERICAN HELLENIC EDUCATIONAL PF`OGPIE§SIVE ASSOCIATION

COMMITTEE HEADQUAFiTEf}S

2584 M®cArthur Bou!®vord, OAKLAND, C.lifoini. 84602T®l. 530-5400, flos. 531,7834

PBge two: Financial Report:

The Schol. Com. during the Mee[1ng of May IIth,1984,amote ocherbu81nes8,has decided and authorized the Chairman,to look end lfpr¢f it8ble,to Cra8fer, all accounts to a better Market.Thus, the Four Accounts,1n ourtsaving8,which you can £1nd ln myprevious reports,were tr8naferr.ed from: COAST` FBI). SAVINGS-pre-vlou81y OLYMPIC S.-to: AMERICAN SAVINGS.Branch:7272 I.facArthurBl.1n Oau8nd. Note: We vere 8et[ing 9.7% from COAST. Now 1812Z.Observe,ch8o that,prevlou8ly we hjid Four Accounts,two for Capital.and the other two the interests from above. Now,we congolldatedto three,of which.the Cuo .accounts are untouchable (for a year).and the earned lntereBt will add Co origir,al amounts.and thethlrd

::::;n:i; :hfe::: p:;1:Efe:::8g:i:::£:i::o: : b::i:ea::nag::p:::t:urChecking account-wit:h the Bank of America.Dinond DiBt.Oakland-for day to day needs.Thl8 account ,ctl8o ears interest.

8urmary,a8 o£ June 12t:h,1984,the Seholarshlp Funds are:Chekln8 Account with B.of A .......Mono.y Market Savlp8g .A. # 58-04-034769-8American Honey Hacrij;A. # 58-04-034763-6Sane; A.a.SPANOS' Acco. # 58-04-034764-4

Total , ~OBSERvrioN: Looking to my last year'8 report| seeour money8 then. This tr8n8lsces that ve were ablef

-3620.78

4905.535Iooo.00?-3000.0082526.3180954.63. ..€

1571, 68 .aa our progreBB for one yearlI wish Someone to I lgure out for ne,with this rate,how lor`.g 18going Co take u8 to reach ny humble "GOAI," of . . .SIOO.000.00.?.Note: We have paid AI,L Scholarshlp8 of last. year,aa well of allprevious years. Plus,w.e are giving SI00.00 €o each Student whotakes the Trip from AHEPA HEADQUARTERS: JOURNEY T0 GREECE.Well, 1t has been,one mctre productive yearand has been ny honorand pleasure to Eierve ln thl8 1tr.portant Of I ice,at least for twoSeven years ten,and sir,ce my tenure as Disc. Gov. 1n 1977-78® I

::::i:;:;:B::;t::h::;::::i::::::::f:;i::;:;::?:#,:::::::::8tand 8uppor€,through the years.

;::gc::a::a::::i ::1:6S±Sm:h:otgi: ¥£: §a:o8::o6: Oil:o:£o:: I;r::±anfor the Ed.dcatlon of our youthoThank you and tyle!h you a very succeaaful CONVENTION.

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For The Gocid of the Order ~ Sam Dakis

Yesterday there was a misunclerstanding r(-`r,arding the crttdentj..als. I donot know if I have to apol()gize but. I ``'ill a|jolotr3ize tct the DelegaLes.I'Iy assumption was, that. when we ccjnicl hc`re t() Fresrio to approvl` t.he conven-tiori, my underst:anding was, i`rom t.hc` C;hair"an of this convention, uponreceipt of all the forms from. t-hc` Delef;aces on 6-1-84 to scind orj.f,inalsLo Gel`ci.al C,hairni.an arl(i kec`p copit`s for myst`1f . Nt`, olii` told me thatT I wassuppcised to cc)mpile all the tiames of Delegalc`s and alternates, PastDistrict Goverltors arld tb€.. membc`rs of Lbe District-Ijodge. Brother Bi].1Rotas toldme what the Co[lsticutjtjn said my cltities were. I stayed up a]1night long to clo this. I am sorry iL is lull..

Audit ReDc)rt - Bill Rot-os.A_uL-_iAudit of activities bc`gali June 22,1984. I verified the income and expend-itures into the District Lodge as well as the income and expenditurest.'m.ough the District Scholarship program a[id the income and expenses forthe 1983 Conventic)n. We have a cut-off date of May 3lst, however fromi{ay 31 to July 6, we checked the 'Dooks on the June 27t:h and a total of20% of our total income from per capita tax has come ilito the District

from the time that-_ I checked the books on June 27th until I finisheda.in. on July 6th. Brothers, we have a problem. The problem exist.s

that-the Chapters are negligent in submitting I)er capi[a tax payments.e District Lc)dge OfficcJrs are negligent in not transmitting the payments

to t:he District Treasurer or. a timely basis. Also, this presents other|]ro.blems in develthe date of the a

incc,., our total membership within the District. As ofit, prior to the additional incomfi~ that cane in, `^7e

had a total of 655 members paid for 1984. From thc: tinie. of the audit tillthe time i'm closing my report, we nc)w have 855 members per capita tax for1984 ,that

119 members |>er c.ripita tLix for 1933. What this points out isof our income comes in the last two weeks of our Calendar year,

not our fiscal year. Because of this iL has beer`. difficult to reconcileour membership payment-s of our per capita Lax submit.ted to the DistrictLodge and the per capita tax reimbursemeiits from the Sui)reme Lod{7,e. Ir[=ase you are not awai-e, when you send the Chapter Secretary $15.50 Eii`rTrieHiber into the Supreme I.odge, a portion of that com.cts back t`~j the DistrictLodge in the form of a rebate of per car)it:a tax. rlhat all.ount of money ispaid to the Districts c)n a 6 month Period. That 6 month period does noLcoincide with tlte Calendar year L>ut the I isi`al year I:hal weOur dues are paid on a calendar year and our audit gt)es on

On.

y1`arTherefore, it defies £5ravity to try to figure c)u[ just how many memberswe have at ally one time in District 21. On the basi`s of my aud].t reportand the verification that I did, we have as of this i[iorning 855 men.berspaid for 1984. Because of I:he problem of recording the pa}mient.s of percapita tax, both at the. District and National level. anot.'ner problem ispresenting itself . District Secretaries will subrr,it a Payment of Percapita tax to the Supreme Lodge and for whatever reason exists, they do notget around to paying the District Lodge or they are late in transmittingthe per capita to the District Lodge. We have been talking to severalmembers on the Budget. Committee. We also have soul.e thing,s coming in c)n aTJossible u'se of a computer but basically, the basic input document is whatwe are making a proposal that we submit to the Supreme Lodge a change, intheir process. At. the present time Supreme Lodge sends a form back to theSecretaries which i`c=j a 3 part form. We are proposing that. this i_s `'i 4 parLforLn so that when the Chapter Secretary collects its per capita tax, hefills out the form, attaches the amount of mone}7 he is going to serid, tears

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c)ff the 2 copies that gc) '[o the Suprem€` Lodge and senc! those. in, tears offhis copy for his file, he has olie copy'1ert which ht± sell.ds tc> the I)istric.iSecretary. If this was dc)Tie at the Supreme level, aT[d we are gr,oing, topursue this in the form of a recommendatior], to our Dist.ric[ Governor Lo

ike to the National Convention, we would not have the problem of delayed3r capit-.a tax coming into the District. Tht3 District Corrrention for 19(}3

s run by District 21 of Ahepa and Daughters ot Penelo|)e. As a r~esult of.Eat. operation, total income was received of S14,82J.88. Totoal ex|Jenses3fore profit sharing was $13,480.67, or a gross profit of Sl,345.21. If

`,=ou will recall at the time that the Disc-rict Convention was initiated bythe District- Governor, t-.he statement was H`Lifdc that those Chfipters t.I`.at sendin adds for tile Traveler i)nd adds for the Ct]nvention Booty.. i`he Char`tersthat had the greatest pet-centage of acids would realize a. percent-age 1-L`LJrn

i:c:i:::;I:a?58ro:r:::u:i!t-er::s:I:Cgis::ii::in`;'ail|'|:::i;2:;c:i::ELrs,E8:%g?I::aalance was divided bE`Cweerf the Distri(=L ljodg+I nf t-be Daughters clnd tllc`District Lodge of Ahepa and each reci`ìved $618.00. A total cjf S1,3L't5.21.The records of the District Convention were in e¥.c:ellerit order anci weshould commend the District Treasure for monjtoririg the rc.cords a:; well as+te dici on that activity. On May 17t:h, [hc Sell.olarship Cormiittee transferredr.iie in.onies that were in a savings ac(=otlnt that tw'ere locked ùp, and placecl=hem in these long tc`rm security accounts, there was some frepayment.>enalities. The penalities amounted t-o $1,522, hctwever, the two savings:ccounts that are the main corps of the rl`rusL Fùnd of the Scholarshirt

iJomn[ittee, one in t:he amount of $24,3rj9 aL ['rie 11.85% for onc= year willrealize $3,065 in interest. This same accollnt when it war, invested atthe 9.7C/o rate would have realized $2,130 o.r a r`Lc[ tjciin of interest of $934.51`'rer}ayment penalty on this one was $532 so at t:hc c`nd of one year f ron no`„

7e will have recovered that $351. Thc` sec()ncl accoiint whiich is $39,250, at.I.85% interest for one yar will edrn $4,937. This sane account wiith the

::rqa±:;e::¥eg53g: 9A::i:T £T: ,`7v:±± :I::LT=2:. gcz{:. ts[S±,;:2t.tt±:;eEt:I:e:.`:t spyou will see that t:he Scholarship Committee has very prii.dently manag,ed thetrust funds instrusted Lo them for the treatment-of t.he Scholarship prc)gram.i think, Brochers, that this is a pi-ogram that v,7e should be proud c)f andthe fact that the Scholarship Committee is very conciencious and prudent.in their management of these trust funds. I have provided a schedule of

:i;;#::¥:ig:§3S:ii:!i:tai::}={1:::;¥]i[;:_[!8VtJi[!:n:?*},':T#-t;!j,i:t§i::i=:€[{::u:,:'`tas ago <i moved its money around in a prodent marl.ner to the point= wheret:he District operations for 83-84 have actually ortfjrated at a surplus.We had t:oral amount of income relatc`d tct our budget of $4,864. We had

:I:i:E§::i:i::t,;¥§:::::1:{g§:;;:;gag:;a:`::::E;::::.:::e:,:¥:::i::a::::T:~f:¥::W:::imburse the savings account the $1,000 that they had Cransfel'red two yeclrsago and in acldition to that they transferred another $1,500 from a checklingaccount to a savings acc.ouI`[t. There is one item of accounts receivable forthe Traveler Fund and that is the $900 assessmerlr to the Daughters ofPenelope District Lodge. That usually does\mor come in until t,he close ofthe District Convention. That is receivalbe but we haveimot re.ceivcd jtas yet. The I)istrict did not have a raffle this year to raise a`ny fundsfor the Traveler and this was because of si`veral rea`scms that existecl,basically time did not permit a raffle. At LhiLc, point, Lhis is the resultof the audit report for the District. It 1.`v'as unaniTnousiy mo\red for adoption.

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ie£;j±±±±±|v:±EinL±±£± - Bil i Rotas1'his is a proE,ii'am adopL€]d ,i[ our Convt`ntion 1ìst yc`{}r. SacramiJnt.t> Chat)teris the host-for the activity but it iE; a I)istricL-widil dinner tLhat willbc: held in Jt-inuary 28,1985. 'lThe rtrttbli'rrl i-bLit-we havi` h`'id is that LherehtyTill be several c.lignalaries at the i,(:i;islìt-ive Dinnf_ir and our time table'ri<id to fit- in betweer: th(i dignatai-ic\{L; thLIL `\7er(I 1)cing invi[cd clad L.rie

•tvernor's office. I`he ncit result was ClltlL |he GovcH+-nor's office, a ]\,reek

jgo, corlfirriled .the date ol-January i)8'Lh. rrfie nexL-sti]p will be to `sendi-1yers/inl.Jitalions/ammouncements to e\'ery rièml>(Ir 1.n Di`<jLricL 20 and 21`The step after that i,i to solicit the suppt)rt-ot-Chaii[cJrs to invite thr_ìrLesi81ative people frciin tli,rt>ughouL Lhl` SLaLe. Remt±mbi>r, we are Lp,.,ointi, to!lonor the Go\7ernor ancl lhc.` T.efT,islat-urt\ in a baricrìeL sir,`,llar to rh(: l]ationalBiermial Congrclssional 1}atiqu(it ill lv'`'ìsbington, 1LC. 'I'hfit is funded byasr3essmeil.t on the Chapter .À7ho in t.urn invit.es their elect.ed Congrc`.t,sion:tlRe'ijresentative to the National Banquc\l. Calj±-orni{i is goin{y, t-o tlo Lht! saT]iething only wit.h its Asseimbly ancl SeTTatc>rs fl-t>m California whc) .Ire €()in`.: LoJe in business in SaclamL\r\.Co. You will l)c i;c`LLir.g inforTnalion in thc` mailconcerliing dates, solicita`Lions, eonceirninf_.r, your represelitatives. Right now['ne Governor's office is providing us wit=h t'i list of the uncoveredRepresentatives because we don't have Ahepa ChaTtters in every Dist.rict. ip.thct. State of California. It has not becm rl>solvc`d how t.his will be paidfor but we hope it will be paid through the $50.00 Ttei-plate ticket th_fitwill be a`ssessed to every pet-sor[ who attcmds the lj€mqiiet. I'm sorry l'clulChristt >1os is not be<ir to {3ive y()u a more detailed report as he hchis beenhanc[1jng it oil Lèhall-{jt_-Sac`ramento Cl[apLer ;incl District 21. 1}oard ofLt3urervisors, rc.prestjil[ed by Bill Rotas, un.'iiiimoi.,sly mcjved for its all.ot)tionI.\Tith certain rcservcT...tioris. (passed).

Angelo lloritanos' rep()rt legardii[g liaL3(`m v.riL-h t'nLI Daug,hters ri`gard]._ngF,rievances rcfcrrins to thil Joint (;hat-iLaljli` Pri)jects w..is pa`ssed tc`Ti.Ipor-&rily. E}ecause L)1-t-hc sLln`,1l Tiuni.1)er i)I mLiiìbc.rs I)resent, it was felt Lhalthe matter would bc i-oi`L1`,coming atrt,aiiì T\vTliLcn there I,vàs a large].-atteridaiLice,because of the im|)t)rtar,cL` tii lhL` ci)orii`rci.lion \`7itt`_ the Daughters.

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Please see signed rcpc)rt oti. page 9. Ahiapa 1-'raveler Repoirt by Spir()n.Tentes was I_loved for its adop[iori. M/S/C to adopt this report.

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THE ct)riMITTEE MET A`r lea AM, uuLv 79 icj84 IN 1-HE Et,I.iARD Rt.i!3MAT THE HOLIDAY PLAZA INN. AFTER C(:`NSIDE:RA[?.l.I= I)IE}CUSS;I(:lN AND

DEBATEi THE: ct)MMli-rEg: REct}MMENDs THAT

1. THE TF{AVELER WIl_L C(:JNIINUF TO P.E- Pup,LI§l{EL) {:)N Ai@uARTERLy a,`s{§. THE {:i:)MM[rrLT= f-'Fi'r THAT ui.J{)N TiiERE,:ct:JMriENDATlt:jN CIF TH{= EI)I-lLiR i.Ai-,l` t)F §uFFlclE-NT ct:>pvPRE-CLUDE§ INCREAS:ilN(i lHE-N\JMB(-=R l.)F IstsLJL€} AT Tl.1|C3 TltlE.TiìE EDITr.tR wlL.L. DF.TERMINE The:I. F-I::AE;A{?.ILITY i}F. INCREAslNG .rt-iE.

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2. THE C`.`jMMlrrEE: REc`t)MMf=NDS rHAT lilt:: p`)slTlt-jN t]f=. ^t5sTE.nlTOR BE ESTAp,LlsHED, IN c}RDER Tt:) HELp THE. [=DiT.:jRDlscHARGE Hls i-XTRA DUTIEs; No L-UNDING F()R THls pt}slr{oNwlLL e,E RE6iiis=STED A.r THIS -rlME.

I. THE ct)MMrri-E=E iiEct)MriF-=N[)s .iHAT. iriF [L=Dl rt:iRs ALL¢wANc[-= e,{=iNc.IQEASED Ei.y $5€D Tt:] /iN ANNUAL Tt:iTAi. t:)i-Si2:`.

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First grievance was that the Convention should start on Friday at:9:00 a.in. with a break at 11:30 a.in. for formal opening ceremonies.This recommendation was made by the women.Scholarship Committee announced the winners too late. They wouldlike some kind of guidelines for the Scholarship Committee to announcethe winners 30 days before the conventic)n because some people go onvacation and this has caused a problems.From the Maids of Athena. That they-i.7ere not allowed to registeruntil 1:00 p.in. and that does not. give them enough time to completetheir business.

Board of Advisors - Gust AretosOver the years we have been called many things but we have been known asthe Past District Governor's Service Club of District 21. We have beencalled the Board of Directors and nc)w, the most recent title change basedon NatiorLal recommendations, the Board of Advisors. For those of yc>u thatare not aware, about 25 years ago, District 21 Past District Governorsformed vinat was called a Past District Governor's Service Club. Not withthe intention cjf running the District Lodge, because the District Lodgehas to do their own thing and they have to do their own managment of theDistrict, but: it was organized with the idea that at some point in timethis wealth of experience from all of the Past District Governors would betapped and used to assist the I)istrict Governor and Disttrict Lodge inperforT[ance c)f their duty. Sons of Pericles, boulster up a Lodge, etc.,were some of the things this group would do. Three years ago in Atlanta,Georgia, the Board of Directors was adopted by the Supreme Lodge at theNational Convent:ion which consisted of Past Supreme Presidents in the samekind of activity we had been doing for 25 years in District 21. It: hasnow evolved to the point where the Supreme Lodge says you will have a Boardof Advisors within the District and they will offer their services to theDistrict and to the District Lodge. In that capacity, I an reporting fc>rthe Board of Advisors. We met last night, it was a short meeting. Westarted a little after 12:00 midnight and finished at 4:00 a.in. this morn-ing. rl-he discussion revolved around 5 suggested recormendations that theDistrict Governor is going to make iri his report. These are: (1) Rulesand regulations on how t:o select a Chapter of the Year. The Board ofAdvisors have come up with the following criteria for t:he District Lodgeto use in selecting an Ahepa Chapter of the Year. (a) To consider a per-centage of iricrease in membership; (b) Regardless of the size of theChapter, the conduct of their meetings and attendance at their meetings.Are they meeting on a regular basis. Do they ser.d outmotifications totheir membership. Do they have a fully constituted ci_uorum meeting. Arethe minutes maintained. Do the officers follow the rit:ual or do thEy justhave a general get t:oget=her session. Do t:hey follow t:he rules of protocol.(c) How well does t:he Chapter participate in National and District projects.For example. do t:hey assist in raising funds for the scholarship program.Are they active in raising money for the Saint Nicholas program. Havethey gotten on the band wagon for the Save the Liberty Project. Has thatChapter been so inc)vative that: they have had unusual and unique activitiesin their structure. These are the items to be evaluated by the DistrictLodge. What: kind ctf guidelines should be used in selecting a conventioncity? (i) The city-that requests a convention should submit to the ConventionCoTrmittee a packet: which contains a letter from a hotel, a letter from t:he

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Chamber of Commerce, a le[t`cr from thl! City o£:il(ì.ìl£,. Iu t`thei-words, ``7ewant to know whcl-her WLJ are gc)ing, +Lo be w(>lcì`)mLi ir, th£LL I){irticul(,[r cit:y.(2) They should attemr)I tcj obtain rut(_`s i-L-oii`, a bt,`Lt.]1. IJc` wa[i[-Lo knowwhat it is going to c()s[ us. (`rt) 1`'tli.y c3r-a scii`ki[i!i a coTìvènti()lù tw() yearsa-\1Cxy .

The Board of Advisors also LòlisicilJrc`ti t-lil.e m[it[t-ci-o-.` 'ihc± recoi`,imendatictr[District Governor Chat all rti,corr`mLinclcqtlL)ns itassc=cj c,n l-`r,e Ct>nvcJr`tion

Should b€ followed up by t.he £'ast Dis;Li-ic.t {;i)ivci-n()rs crilld wLi said"no". That is the job of the Disti-icL Loil€;L. '1[~.i lJj_sLi-ic[ Govcirnc>r ha`c

)c\en elected b}' the Cc`nver.ti.on Bociy, bl. lras 5 `j_rficc-`rs on thi2 Distrit?l-Loclge plus onll or two appoiliLi`cl of-ficefs. Ilci t`.a€` i.`r`Le BoarfL; o£ Ailvisorsavailable to him at anytime <-md it js bii3 I.eLipoti`sjl`,ility to folli^f/ìj|1 onan}r convention mandates that-ai-e zicLcd upc>n b}J t-'rè Convent-ioi`L fl()or.

#3 -A Fall seminar where the I'asL DiscricL Gt>vc:rrLors havci a t_I-ainiT-.`rr,session with all new Chapter Officì'rs. We wliijiL>hiJartedly support_ t.his crin-eept. We have participated in 2 f3eminars in t=hc lasL 2 years and reel theyare very helpful. We arc wholely ancl tc>tall}' ct)rmit_Led i:t instruct.ing oiirnew officers in the operatic>ns ar``d eondiict `jr tli|ìr (>ffice at= a CrraLpt=€jr TLevel.

#4 -books of all Chapters should be i;|Triiilifit=d such as St=èretary ariH;Treasurer. The Board of Advisors saicl take a look at the NatjoTial !lciaiJ-quarters, They have an accounting sy.stan alreacly cJs[ablishcd for eachChapter. T,thy not use L'nar? lt is Li s{-ancltircl ìccoun[ing J3ys{.em. Tt I_:isiir{ple and we fel`1 thL` Dlistrict Lodge ba.5 a reì`,rt(insibilil-y wham `Lhe:,I }=eto make their visiLaLion that= they should look ar these things. 'l`hi` i)is-trict Lodge should take a loc>k at what .L-`ne Ch+L`t?.;Lei-1s doir"g. Are I+ie;7conduc.I.ing their meetirigs properl)-/ ArL` Lhc`}' dttiii.g i+.a `Liorrtial opal-ci'Lic)nsas written uP in our manual? lf t!iis is [hL' c{isL` then Lhey` at-e auLotrar.|C`-ally following a simplifiec]` set of books. [r thLi}T €ir`'j iiot then ;i-i`q uri+Lo the District Lod{?,c, a`.-3 a rilsponsil>ility for thcTTi, t.o see t-LiaJi. till

Chapters adhere to thct b``)ok of ruleL;.

i¢5 - ln place of Ei fiirmìl \'iLìLa'L-ior\+ \tyli(h Ltic LXLeption of inscallaLi(`n.5and initia[iolls, break LIT, the DistTrict_ i,`)dtrr,c-iiito a strong liaison 1'.`_11[with cacti District Lodge office:r 1-esponsible ft7r 2 L+"irter5. [11] Itùr;L-visit each chapter at I_east 3 t.imes w-LtTLi[ a i,`riLtei-: r€.]`)iLjrt tc7 L'r,ci I)jsti-iiii_-Governor. One viisj.t will be macie wilh the rjisLrici= Govi`J,riior and i-Ti(i ti+i.-hci-2 with 2 Past District Gover[`.ors. i`1ore worl( cc?n be acc`_a-itiplisbecl c)Iì `1 (`,ni`-to-one relationship instead of a formal visit-ati(>IL DisTLr_.t_`L r`;ovcir,oi-issuggesting that Past District Governors be PUL bciek. i,|tcj ti.(irness d7itiL I,7oi-['`with the District Lodgci on a op.e-to--one basis. Oui-i_{,rour_` f€jlt L!i{i.I tJheconcept is excellent:, however, iL is up Lo the_ District_-Ijodgc and _I;istrictGovernor to run his District. It is uii to 'nim Lo sale(=t =r`rl(ì app+`')iriL peopleto go t=o the Chapters that he feels needs assist.ailce. tlo'v`,'{.'vcr, if 'ne cloesfeel he needs help from us, we are here and wc: are .available. It is notup to us to appoint ap_yc)ne to act in that: car)acity. As fftr as the Dii>tricrI.odge conduct.ing themsel\JL`s in mitetings, we suggL`St =1`„1t t`ncl ,'Ji,itTict Lodgeon its selection as ari officer of the. District Lodì5t_I do ge`tyeral Lhings:(1) Make himself knowledgeable of the curren[ cc)nslitu[ion. (2) That anofficer of a District TLodge, no matter how many limc`s lle has served, veit.herat the Chapter level or Dist-rict level, must TTìciki` himf,elf 1`-.r'.owledgefLblc ofthe ritual, the I.Ianual of Public Ceremoniet_; aild tt`[e l`{tlr?,ual of Prot.ocòl.There are three books c.vE:ry Dist.rict Lc)dgL office]-mu€3t +tave c'j copy of , andmust follow it. We furthL`r suggest that wlic-ll t.'lie District i,odge officL]rs

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appears al any functictn, T``rhich inc]uiic`s tit.t` r)iicming fjf-tile His+L-rictConvention, {is well as a \7isiLalicm to a (:liar.)tor, hL` mllst a.I,`rear fis aDist:ric[ Officer. [{iJ mu:;I .1.pr)car i.n hit; imif{>i-in, `L-iisJ jo/el 'Ji-id b.is I-.er,Iif he has oncJ. Sor[`.e District Lodi_}e`q '`\/efir tJi{mi, sr>r.;|i clc;n'C. I,+,Then t[he¥come int:o th. mcètiiifj ILall the ChairrtiLcin of-lLt` ',iiiF` LiniJ, r,iiisr rLic`t>t,:niz',i` ct`èDistrict Goverrior of the iDistrieL Li)cige I(ir l}ieir positiori. 'j`hêy are |=ti,a•ea(1ers ()f th. Listiict-Lctcltr5e and wci r`LLif;( rT,ivL` I+!€jm [t-Lc. res{il+cL. \`}| fcici].

i is tip,`,e thal~ we reri`Lind you of LhesiJ Lhjl`.Lits.

A.round the first i)art ctf tìay ail Lh€> (lhtTiTitcj.s wit'[`în Line Ahcpa CTI.Ti`£Iir, receivea ll`tLer from the Supreme Lodge, A]tm[r>j with i[ w`-15 ,'i |`r)i)y (lf-c.\! it_.lLJ±r thatwas issued by 1-_he ArchTLjishc>p. 'l`his iLÙ.i`,` :,`'Jii[, .ntinc.(=fi`jL-Lb froiij i)t)w on intothe future, L'ne first Sunclay in M.iy vì'11l ht` knotm as Abcp[.I I,``'i:}`. Tt`.|j cii`Li_c)nto aclopt that= concept was takf_`n i)y (-Ill Surir(i`mL` Li>clL_J,i` £intl Arc'Lidit`cL`5c cài'1.yir, January of last yeLir. NO[ificat iuti. t\iLlts not-issui)ti unt:iJ alu]T`Fr? aljc].i!L-'i-,he end of April oi-first ric`-ir-i or HL.iy. .;\\jTr[o.qt lcj t-'ncj pc,int tli`ìL uoc-jri.ca[ion

is here and the event is t.o Lake rjlace l-omcjrrov.. i,iT€i si~iggef;t tbar tf`[cn.7 LTiakethis a must item on th€ii-ag{Jriila. 'l`hiiL t-l`,ey milst_ conr`ìct. iìich ChaiiLcr,a7|d each Charjter in t=iirn tTi.ust c`c,Tìt.nic'`. I_hc` Pciri.sh i+;`r)uncil ar`L{i rhL PLìrlsbLouncil the Pari`sh [Jriest anii 1-ei;iilici Lhem tt[-i:rij!i ini`tridL}Lij rr\j:\i{ :hci 4A`rct`.bif,hoparid thcl mixed C()uncil that the firs,i SundEi.y in |ìcn.:`/ \.,Till. bc knr>T,`7ri_ as A1`èi[-tì.Day. In our Dist.ricL, District 21. cibt)uL 5():y ol the C,hapt{?1.-s 'riaL! i:ueh a_nacLivity anci at>ouL 50% did not bi`cìiuL`L` i-{`L€i let-rcr wcis laLe jn g€`tt-ill.g torjither the C,hap[£`r Pre`c;ident ttr lo thc` Pari`th. '|`1`,at, Brotl`cì-s, js i?iL>conclusion of the discussit`n. Ttìi] Boarcl of Advisor£` `f3l-and=j rcaciy, T,.,Tillirt.,T,arid abTLe Co servc` t.h(` District in an}/ cap<ic]..ty i;houlcl the Di`;Ctlc`t= Govt3rn()rof the Dislrii`L I.i]dgc ask us to.

}\1/S/C Lo adopt this 1.~t3port-except i-or jLelr. i'l;` t-h,'tt-i-hc` l'£ist (`Tt'-\Ji:riit)r's c(julJrioL suipport.

clc:s -Sons of P€`ri 4.Irfu,: 'J a rl i S•l`hcJ Sons ilf Pcric`les or our DistriL-'` /)'=1 `[ltlvt` f`\li.tjv,rn a i;roT`Ìtti |>HLLL.=~ri i-bat

wtj have been lookinLr lòr. For |'xample, tlì(I mi)rr\ltiir:i-[ii]j in 1(,)ct:z' (S()), lt)83(97),1984 (110). NOLL` Lhc. 31-c>t7l'n is com LJm. inii ovi`r 10;1 per ye`:Ir.There are five aecive Lli'aFL€:rs, Salt ri-dr,cisco, Of;1.¢1tind, Sacrii.mc,it-rj, :`t,all`Jose, San Mateo. I \v't>ultl.like Lt> acknc>wlcd`!:f_ i-`hci finf= wtjrk €iiìl i,iirjrjt>rt tjrL[arry llarani.ab.s anci oiir DjsLrict Govcì~ntti-, l:Li`\rg() :1arr,i.ìs ,=,ii\;(i [r7 t;ur :;i;nsof Pericles. Tbc-Budf,et has been l>rl`sent(Jcl (o l-`Li`,`J ]3utJigeL CJ`)irLmir tt3cJ ar.{`l'`1oes require our supp(jrl. Our-uTr. Or{ier:, lic!vl] =i pill)1jcatirn "lja f\;i{i" \ì,Liic`h

i.s publishecl (4) times a yet`3r, t.I`Lis rjultliccrL-i"i. tit\s b£\cri wf_ill rièLivi`J`7it:bin the District ancl is an ext'impli` oi- Lili` I iftc anJ cùnt.ini:|r+i3 wcir±< by- ()ur3ori.i and I+Iaids. Thank you for t=he opportunity to serve t]iL3 i)is+I_-r-ict Con-vc-ncion in Lhis capacit-y.

At: this time the officers of the Sonr3 of i'cJrii`les wcjre introulucJ=d. AILo.introduced was the SBissias from Log

District C`'

e Vice--President of [`n€J. Sons G`.f Pt3ric`1e^.3, r'£'terwho spoke.

vernor of the Sons of PeriL`1es - Ancil`c±T../ Game L3oS

On behalf of my District, I would like to tliaiiTEL you for your support Lhispast year. Special thanks to District Governor, Gec>rg€ :\1armas ancl ourAdvisor, Harry Haramalis. As the fiLr,rures show, we have illcreased o.lil-member-ship b}r 10;;. We have been very succèssful with our Disl=rict pubL:'.ct`.]tionTa r`L>a which we had 4 issues publishecl thi,q yeai-. T`Te tiave al.stj initiated

I/iinu t e s i)5

i;6 niJvu' n\t.tir;hers wittiii? Lhi` i)i£,Lrii`l. I)Ur].n{J, my l~i.rm I h(1v(` Ii\;`tlc m{ìr|yivrit3iLat:ions. I have visitecl 2 tints ro ii-c`t`, rJllapt.i'r untl there is a loT\fT,di.staiicc tjc`Lwi>tin t.iiesti cit I.tJs and `v„ (.ì'.i rc`cilLy u.`;i` (!ii` AIH`rJaf,' help for=traveling expenses. 'rni` Sons t)I Pelli.`1es ask i-or your c`t)ntinued support ofour endc.avors so that wi` c.in c"it iriìi\ 1o i;|.rve thtJ Ahap(i. Ji-.'`[{1Lly t.is €i. whole.At this tini,e i am gfjing to ask the Supreme Vicci Presidc'nL~ of the Sons,'cl.tar bissias +L.a say a i-ew wordc,.

:.. r[ime Vice President of the S ()n s of Pericles -Pe+L \r Bjssi<|s

I am hei-e as an observer. I am the.ir National Liaison Offic.r. Mi,'is not-to come here and lobby I-or tlieir i)t`n(I[-it. That is the re;3ponand decision of the Golden GarcJ Aheià DisLric`t. As Mr. Panis said, theyclo have a lot of nec`ds for t-_hell- I)rcT'?rftrris `'in(i for the functit.)i'1inDisti-ic~t throughout the yfàr. TJe clre talkir`.3 clbctut moni>t`t'lry nee

c,L- their• rney

lire goinr, to present tlieir budgl"LL tc) you i`.nd atik foi- your- sur)ptJT`t and ,y'ourllelp in helping them achieve their pltlns I-or tliis ye¢i+r. As llr. Banis said,thtj}' have had incre.1si`d riicmberslilp o\;i`r thc` ril.evious y€:dr. I wt)uld al.solikc' to say that the Sc>ns of P(`riclc`.i in lhis DisLricL su|)porLf3ci i-hL\ Sonb`Nat-ional Project„ t-he Spc>cial Olyr,-ir)ic`s `\Jit[h fi moneL.Try dt>naLic)Ti. Tbc`}' also5t{irtèd t.he San .Jobe Sons of l'crjclL`.`, [rl nilw CIIai)Ler, in youl.1.)istric[ l=hisyec-+r and al`r,a, please ccjnsider I-big is Lhii y(`tir, this Fc>bt-ucl\ry, whenDjscrict J,1 is the hosL districL o[ ltìL. ',Jcl€`,Li`rn Regional P,a±;kelball '1'oui-~nament of the Sc)ns clncl ?`1aids. The site i.i ì;till_ t_() 'De d{iLerT]i.inc`d. Thi`yr|lso llavi] thi].ir Ta Nià ncwsletLer which is .c,omi`t_hing Lbclt gives Lbe kidsan or)r.oi-tunily to eonmuti.icate~ amongst t=hemselves c>vcr t.he vast area ofthis District aricl the I_Jaske[L>all tout.namem whic`h gives the kids an oppor-tunit_y to me-et each ot.her fruni the dif fc`renL- Disc.ric`.t-_s as well as an ()ppor-tunity to [JarticipaL-e in the tournLrlmenl. i {i`c;k you to p](?asc> consi{1|.rthclir tieeds when you ar(.i discussim?, the Sc>nc; of Pericles ill yt>ur busTirlt.s,L;scJssior[ arlcl not ()nly havi` t=l`ti Sor`f; ill Lhis I)istri_lil- increiise t-heir menlbcr-shjp but also the Sous NLltiunally. Our membi>rsTìip this :,7iiar \^.rill tor oivJiir2400 `nembers which is t-he li+ighes[ in.i\r.ibership \vl\ h_ave had sincc` ciL]ou[ [he1940'.-„ In c`1osing, I vvoulcl Ilk(. l-c> th{-ir,k you for the oppc;1-timity to comebefore you arid speak anti cielivcr my n..essa{3e.

Ath1e1- ic` CommittTee i I)ill k ffoLpis_rrhe Corirmitt.€.i.e I,Let at 8:/i5 a.i`,L this moril,in.t_;. 'i'he following Br()Lhl\rs wercj

present: tirnie 1.{ageones, St.cjve ±'anros, Jc,hn Koi31os cind Geiirge [`'larmas. Thefollowing recomrriendations were made: (1) 'lha[ the I)elegate I,uncheon becorisidered foi-the presentation of an athli`l-Le a\,.Tarci under the ciirc`ct-ionof the Distl-ict Lodge. (2) Propose athletic (|vents such as c>,01f , bowlingand other event.s at t-`ne discretion of the C{)nvontion City Committee. (3)InLer-C,hapt:er sportirig activities with play-offs at the Convent-ion Cit-y.(4) Awards will be paid through an entry fei` of the participants. At=this time I Ir,ove for the adoption of this report.:I/S/C ]L,i-acioption of rt=porL-.

Good oi_ hc` Order - Lou `Janakos

|Je}:tL year-'6 convent_ioTi will be held in the City of Burlingame in San MateoCo.Lint-y. Wc are going to have it at the Claric>n Hotel anci we havc\ planned

=a¥:=ytg:;da:.:n::Ill:{±°:of::nyi:è]iv,Te`|:: g;'2C:gil: :::r3:td:u¥::? r,:7:S :=:b::i:g°m

I:`:{,:,a¥:t[:sC:I:':i:i: E=::¥f:¥:i;' :jig:th:v:°`:rfr::[t:8;e\€7±¥::L±¥t;tc` ±£:::. Ls

? I i nu i- a s

a swl[[mlnp. pool, they liì\" [„(`n;I

C'(J

Li)u(`h wit:b_ r4,'iriii(` liT`)rl(i 1.o PUL s(`r,ic3Lhing

together for the young i)e()pl(`. '„7L' t\i`1\ri} a ri`nLal_ i\'(` ``,1£li')r w!1|`rt.i t.1ie L€)er[~agc`rs are goinf3 Lo bc t'ilJli' to ht)ill-(I tl(ilic`|` oul{`.itlt> Llicl litjLL'1 whjl'Li viii|

Live them that-sense of fretidoLiì Lhi`y till sL`c.rri t.u I.,/aTIL Lllld il[3 i.ri ...n. artàth€iy won'[ have to go i)tl l=hi` irei2wfi}` Lo i_5L„ thi]rc`. S`'m I\;`|LLo (.olHIL}r h{`!sleen working very harci fjcitLing nut_-prLparatioiì.a to.r\>i`t7ii[`f ail(1 'w'c} arc\ allLàdy to go forward with it in 198`[j a|i`l \t\rii iLrf\ c.{i] |t)o'i<.ìng ioi-T`~I€t.rrJ, tT/`,L](-.>ins you t-here a[id hope you will support ``j:`; therc> as v7iill as you I|.avt-`

juElr;c)rted Fresno here.

iT(-jr thLi Good of the Order - Gut+ Zclkos

am i:oing to report ori [he SainL l{icl`.t)lag là}`,c'h. 1L s(-`cimì; -;1` là: `L>|Ilri anilole year since they aciopt.ed the rc`t.òluLion foi^ t[i+{= rani`h aiid {.hiT? (ml.ymc)nies that have been tut-ned over to Lhi` (;()mniiL-lclt.> i,i3 $17,()00. San Jc)sehas given $11,000 and San rì-{incisct> S{'j,G.110. I .Liave, ail Lbi\r, Limc` tl c`tiE,ctr`'hi.ch we have raised for $2,000 w'rlic`r. I clTn :i()iuf,I, to (urn ovi=r to the '`Jii:Li-hairman, Paul Eliopoulos. Part-i?f I_bi sbal-€2 c,I f,3,50C\.

Further sbt)r[ remart`s liy thi` C;haim`,all i>r the Cc!'L`„,-c`ntion. At_ l.1:_I-j+J "ir``lhLiirman d€.Glared adjournmL`nL [o 1:00 p.ni.

-]f terrioon Session

At 1:20 tj.in. , (jhairman `JanakoLc`, c£-!11ir`ci [h.e scsslt)n to ordei:. Al c}1i`c`, tirii`Lit(`rc` were (i3 who wi`rc pri`:L'enL. LL'lis(in Coiiimi{ rciL\ r(=,pr)rL w.i{; in,{j(L` byî^mgLilc) MounLanos after cons.|1LciLji)n wi th i-be I)flu:,hers rc`r.3afdil[f, I_:}c JLlln7`t`':hiiri[able Prctjecc.

I.i ;iison ComT`,)i L I |.|. ~ Ai_Tii{'l_t.> I_L|}ii_ii+,:_I.`:1_.I,

`1rmual Charilat>lL {taff lc` -Ahep`ì cil`,tl Daug,L'iL`rs of Jèiiitltjpc. 1 am <i_:iji[,i; Lo

read it to you and t.Oil }'ou h()-`v' t-hL` I)i].u;?hl.r£> i,+\'JulLl like to bc3\Je }'1. 11'is strong,1y urgLd tty i-he bisL-rict rl l-hal dli anr.uar LliaritaL,1Ll pri;i(:`':rt~alili. b(_I L`slablislied ;il this rJistt_ieL (-;oli`\'iin'L ion fv`T-Lth th`j Daì:=J,h..t.r5; oi`

~Jenalopt> as |jartici[]aL-lilts. '1`l-ic` r,rizes T„'ilJ 'l)e ci.rfi`w_i `.=ìL Lt£`4e I)jc;LriitConvem ,n Banquet. sL..11.tin:I, wiLh the I)isL=ri.t`L-C(>ni`,7{>iit,it7r[ of lL9rJ=`. 'rtic.I-tJ\`+11 bc\ i2,000 t.icket-.i iL]sued at Sioo eac`h. Fir{;i 1,)I.Ail/.e 550,000, z`~iil i`ri;:(i$20,000, `nji-d prize i;lG,0()0 tind 1_lJ priz:L`s {ìt ``,:] ,\10U /Lficti. Firs-;I iiTjr.ibt`r'i-aim will be the gr.irid t.H:tinei-. TOL{il priz,f` ,.-, t'9`;`,000. $1,0;J0 Lo bL. \!`!.-eci

_-or exrjt=nses. Profilslroo,00C`. rLThis is T^+Lal I Lcjiik to tile DaiightcÌ_-.ci ,'H`,tli will come bac-f` aiirl gi`vJe yoi_i th{_i changes. Thrj fir{5t year, a`LL ijrt`=iJ.awill bLi usi`d for the AhLIàs L`.Liil_djiig, aL i3ciint Nicholas l{{i.rjcb. `lTiLi sccimdyear all profits will TDe given io th{} D`'l'ufjhters of Pem~.1``)I)c' s`:` th€'}' iT`,cl:,'L.mc)Ple[c t-heir-rjrojL-3ct clL Saint Niche,lag Ranc`'!i. if 1:hey uritlL`rtL19 (tiir_).Tber€after, t=he profits will bc; distJ`jbiit(_]d eqii.t'iily di`sir5nal=i}ci b

u)rder of` Ahep:-1, Daught.ers of Penelc,pL|, I)ist-rit``t ;z.i. Di5=rict I)Lì i.I ert) .` i = c. s

1:o decide c)n dist.rit)ution of furicis one. yilar in all.``JarLcct. A sc`pai`£ir~c.` (;(`,7ii-niittee will bL fored [o administer I.nis aii`[ìual firoject`+ rufl`1(` t~m_\'' rL:s-'jective Dist:rict C,overnors will autf)mt.itjeaj_ly be clx-{jrfiL.io [TtL.lilt.èrs £]i.icl

they will .a|)point 4 members from each rest)cjcLive LoiJ[3e I.u [\dmi[ìst.er tl,isr)rt)ject-each year. Besi{ies t.he 8 i`,Tcmt3|>rs, a Cl`,air will be apt)ointed bythe r€].spective DisLric'L-(:overnor. LacLi year i-hc Chairman will relatiJbet-ween the Ahc`|)a and Lhi Daught-i`rs (if Pon£`loi]cL Di`|lriL`t tut;gal Col.mt:; i1-a be usecl. i-o work out-all legal details of t-he rrìcet5anicij of i_-.be L-afJ`l(I.It is suggcJsted tt`tat the fj`rst year- Lhe apt)oin{.t.ci Chaii-in:ir`. Lje Gust Arclto.Ljwlio has been instrumental in concèiviiig the ef,tablishnerric c;I a c`hariLabie

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raff].a. This was prc'sc+nLt=`d i-u Lie D:ìu{,;hrcu-s `'incl c`t.irn£` back t=bis \It.cL}J:

1. At 2,000 tickets tlitJy sa;v' T,/a mig'[`tL 'uc biLilig ()if rL`]or-i. thi]I, T,ve canChew the first year 'ìnLi] we bull(I il u|-). rlherefcJri`, they suiJ,gesLthat. we leave thL| {intùnt. of tic'icc`t-s and 7.-hL` way triiì tickets aregoing to be disLrbuLed, i:i c)ther wor`'Js. iL= t,inl`/H 1,0013 tickct-s, youare going to have to cur the fit-st !irize to f`325,000, etc. and let.the 8 i)eople who are gc>ing tct bti iiuL on i.1iis ct)mmitLef: cie[L>rmi?ic`what they t:hink lh€':y can do in the Disrric`t during tl]e yLlar an(.I c`/`jmc`to the Fall Conference but have the ciHl.hcjriL:,7 to proceed once tt:esLJ

1e decide how in.any tickcJ[s will €!o out and hciw m€]ny [icì{ers1 they can pu€3h cluring thiJ yil`ì`r. They fclel wfj Tr\ight_ b{~t <jble

2.

to go up to this aTnounL but il lìljght bi-I illorc2 thari 'v7e can chew tostart: off with.The first money will be usc.d fctr the Ahe|]a building a,L Sclint Fi.a.liolasRanch. They don't agree with Lhc` contèi]+L o±-tlijs9 they sa}/ why don't-.we start t.he first year and split-iìght a-way ai-4d let us `jo whL-iE I,,Tr_Iwant with our money and we do whclt wc\ want witiri our mcjney ari_d kl`tT)it on a 50/50 basis all the way througr[. There is some feelin{3 tb,aLwe will woi.k like hell Ltie first year and Lhc next year wc\ dc`n'tbec`.ause we have comi_?li`Led c)llr Saint Nicholas project, etc. r.rhe}'suggest we go on a 50,/50 basis ancl let them do what they want-wit.hthe profits and we do what we want with the +r)rofits. I_ would likea consensus between the men that oiìr profits go t.o Lsalnt Nick,olcisRanch. I would like to know liow you feel about it. I vTc>ul(J+ like aconcensus an+,ong you r,hat this is what you want. Tf we tire not alLlin agreement it-will not v,Tork. TIT,is has got tr`. be a ij,nit'=(.1 pi_-oicTc"_between all mcl.,lbt:rs. If-we are llc)t.-`tsoin,a ru do it., vote agaiilst. il-.If you fcel We ought tc` do it, raisc` your hand Lr`,o t-h..ir_ t^,Te kilow t+Latwe have got you behincl us. IVTc` t'ife not tr}7itl+ò, to ft]ree imyone, wL>are `just trying +Lo see if yoLI rèof`1_e reall.y want +=his t,ecàusL tt`,iicommunity can not-do it alt]nc. TL has got lo be wit-h yoiir helpwhether we accept the eoncepL of a I)istricL Ch3i-iLable Raffle thcltwill go on frt7m ylJ.ir to year .[o takt_` c.arcj of t'nc- charit,3blc iieccis a!3/I Ipa sees them thr(]ugh the years. Tha+L is Lhe ctjncept. Ltue toemjugh men.Ders in favor, a secret I)allot was held. Streng[f, wa.5:District Lodge OfTiièr.a, 7; Past Di.sL-ict G`|lit>.rnor`cj 14; DelligctLes :J;6:`,v'iLh a total of 57. Voles were ip, favt>r 39 y€`s, I/ 1.i.a, wjtli iatjstained. (6CJ;`'\ i.7|`s). Le,r,I,cilit-|t7 tjf tbl. `f,]ft-1e I,vras discu.i\,'iid.

Ì/S/C to ad()pt t.he concepL oi` the ral'l-]i\.

There was a motion 'L>y brothel-Daki.s atlcl Lieconded bi,v' i,I-o`LITL{jr llarainli€i 1-ohavc` the raffle betrJ,in with 2,000 tic`kets.

]!,/S/C to ado|7t=.

PILiase see attached, presented by Ang{i,1o I{`^,untana:i.

ANNUAL CHARITABLE PROJEX:.rs RAFFT,E oil Golden Gate District #21®f the Og'der Qf AheDa and. Dauiqht.eps of E±eLky_

P,age 16I,,iinutes 58

It is strongly urged by the Ad-fisory Board of Golden t:a^;a Dls+.:fact #`21

that .n ANNIJAL CHARITAELE PROJECT ndr-ELg ha ®E`Lablisp!®d at, this

Dlst,rict Convention. with t.he Da.I+ihters of Penelope as participEntE.

The prizes will be raffled at the I)let,rict Conven+.ion Benqu®t, starting

with the I}1strict Convention of 1985.

There rdli be loco tickets issued. at <Siou .each. 'j:'rie prizes wi-i.i

ba &s followss let prize $25,0002nd prir,e SIO,GOO3rd prize $ 5,000and nine prizes of Siooo each

FTrBt number drawn trill be the grand winner.

Total prises $49,000. Slooo to be used fctr oh-pens{3B, pTof5.A. $50.Or;Oe

Profit,a to be diBtrlbut,®d each yeaLr 50j# to Ahepr. and 50% to i,!è DAughtf9rft

of Pen©lopo starting wl+L,h the first, .ytjar. Ttie Order Gf /th.e}ta will Li3e

the profit only for chari+.able proJec+a in I)igtrict #21b }i?a nonies

tchll be used for national project,s or I?rejects oiì-Lsldg ¢f Distr3Lct #21.

OIder of AhepeL Profits to be used i,o L'cmplete St. ijiehc)lens i}aLi.c::n D£3trl{?t

project to Start Hith. The Daughti?rs or Perielo|re +.o nBe trie|r Prt.1-1i,L<

for charitat)1e projec!ì`, =,!` their` cht;I-jf,5`ng. Dlst¥.1.ct Conven+.ion L`®les&+.SS

to decide on dist,rir ,.,. " Ìf .ilÌt.: : ,, one yecir in edvanc8.

A Separate coiunlt,tee will be f®med to administer this annual projects

raffle. The respective District, Governors w.lil aut®matlcally be

ex-offlclo memberei, and they will appont I+ m8mbera frc!n ©aeh respective

lodge to administer thl8 project each yeaLr. B®8ideB the eight

`1inutes ANroAL rmJECTs RAIPELE

Pngo 2-2-2-2-2~2un2-2-2

|ebbor8. a chalI'nen will bo a.ppelnted each year by the resp®ctlv®

D1©thct Governors. Each year th® chalmen will rotate betw®efl the

AhaEB and Dpughtors of PeB©lope. Bach yoer the vlderah&ilman wl.11

rotate b®tve®n the Ahopa end Daughters of Penelopa.

59

Minutes

A motion was made by Sarrj [T)aki.c: iir[d S(`(.ònJiicl b.c7 ITaT-ry Her.|m`=il is th:iL Ltierc]ùe a limit of 1,000 ticki=Ls riither than ^'L000. The a}Tf.\s 'uiori by unaiijiT`r_)\js

vote. Angelo }[our`.tanos st.:fled that lìL` wi)u](Ji riciiv. rc`p()1-L t.() I.'ile I;{':ìucrjr,hLc`rsancl report back to the `rliisi]mbli`(I (illl(`gaLc`.L; d```, |o ttlLCJ }`,roposal.

The Convent.ion Chairman .£iow rccogniz(ìi t'il.t\ L`jì3t.rict= Cctverri.or, /_;ttorLc>,iÌarmas to deliver his report_.

|istrict Governor's Rc`P--_ Geor e }vlarmas

/{r. Chairmari, Suprc`me ljodge Officers L'ind Cc)ll.efit:ues ()ii the District ljodp,e.Past District Goìernors and Brotlier Dcjli?`{T,t`Jit`ns. It. is wiLlì a Jet..p s(In8E` ()fBrat-itude and appriJciat.ion t-hat Ll`.i. DelciljaLes or the 5lst ljislricL Ctjnvcm~tion i`n Stcickton afforded Tnc the oilportunlLy To t`7cJfvc. Ahei3a €is I)i`s`t-rii,t(;overnor of the 21st Dist-ricL6 I hoi)i` Lb{iL 1 rt`pi.csLm +Llic` ()rc'i(j} o:' +f\bl``L7athe dignity and performed by dutLicJS as I)isìricL Govern()r ci'L)r,.ìcJ ,in(i `rH_!7orLdre|?roach. I would like co ac'r'`nowl(`{i{jcJ and t'ria[ik the DistricL ljL`flL`;cs tj:the Da'ughters of Penelope, Scins o±-l'cricl€`_s fir\(i. }1triicls of' .4\LTiiL`rid, ft`J`.' thtcooperation and respect. Tr. €iT11 L-tli` Cha?)L|`rs: (inci iTier.tiic`rs `-jf DjìLricL :'.i.thank you for the hc)sTpitality oi-.-i-cl.Ii'rnalis`m rincl f riei!cis'fiip LhalL_ L\'a£: L`L`--•3towed to riìe by the District Lc)dge on c`;ur visitation_s. r|'o t++e rresni_Lonvclntion coITununity, thank )Tou for tin ouLSJLai\ding conventitjn. It '`lyTfisexceptional. My [c`rm start=c`d in Auf;ust wiLh an excellan[ i`.ollvt`rlLion `:nChj_cage `7ith t`rie groùnd work where t=his yiiLir's events took |jl.cice. Thlln+o Washington, D.C. for the Disri-ict Gc)vi`rl\Lt)r's Cc>nference. It wtis lr`.e

rjlight.ening evenL iiì iny forty yeiirs ill Aht`pu. TLere tw.e sat.7 pro`grct;.-; inìrder, Board of Governors in action, Distl-il~``[ Covt±rnor.-> of I+[e Ahepa

aughters, Sons and l'laicls. They helpi`d [>rtj{5Iflm tr,ii+Lh eLi[husifLim rhd+_ wasincredible. Then. I)ack to Was'ningt-.()n, D.C. .r(ir tiii` Cc>n£5re.ssiorLcil ]`jfrinriui`[and in -Ljetween insLallciLions, visit,itii)rLi=, ]iiic{ iLtLr±,s ancl banrTtucLs, ro f`,i\Jt`you a cletailed repclrt-(_)f mcietings, i)h(itìc |òils t{ric': sci fort-h, cuiil('i btJrl' y.iù:Our Lime i_s much more valuable and wc. hc'i\Je \vì`rk flo do. As !r)isr_rict_`,overnor, you think, sleet) :mJ eat Ahcipa. Oni` càl-inot help but gil-`1 fiJ\7

ideas and recormic`ndations for t.he .DeLLeriiieiit oi` the I)istricL. I hii\'c`preser`.led these rec`()mirlc.r[(laTiolis [o thl` vcl)-ioi!`) con-,miLtees antl rlicy `-H~f£workillg on them CJL Llìis Ljlr,e. f\hepa is i;L`rli.I intoj [o work as ti \.'r.lil o1ì3``J[l-ized fraternit}' and 'Lhl' Si`1|)1-eme Lodge is qLill in continuit}r. 1'1iis lìa.r-Ibeen done by organizing [lie Past Supreme Piiisiclents t.a act ,`.if: ,1 B(tat,'cl J`|fGovernors and guiding the Orcier of Ahcpa. I,`1'{? jn DistrLe[ 21 havr lit'Hi thePast Disti-icL Governc)rs orgaiii:zecl i()I-)Jcar`c;, rioT`7 they i_oo will act_ a``? ;.I

oard of Governors, Board uf Direcl~ors, and r;uide Distric+L 21. \``Thei` +L-I"1District Goverrior needs assist_anee 'm3 cL1`n c``)lint t)ri them t.-a i;er`vri>. Th{i}'should have eomltiitt:ec` chairman suc`h as Trc'l\/f'l.c?rs, Conve,ntii)r[ Cir.,.rr,Confere.,lee, `seninars, special prc`jecL (Siiirit Nicholas Rctttcb) £in(1 i;Ctì lar-ship,s. T.tlcJscl c()Inmittee chairmen ghoul(i tjL. made kr[own [o [be Distl-ictGovcrnc)r so if he tias a Problem he kno'`Js -``/ho Lo contact. I fii=`L recom-``TT,encling that. the Past District-Governors pjo t`,n \;isilL-atii'>ns wi_t.h Lhe Di5,tricL-ulodge Officers to help regenerate some of oiii-weakt±r Chatjtet-s. They iiLTivethe knowledge al`[Jì s()me of ()ur Chapters [l.ec:d tiel|i. Crt)i,;t£`L anci exrallsion:The mainsta}r t)I Ahepa is the Cl|.arjtcrs aiid wci in L.ne Dist.ricL I,ti[i£.,L` caTit-[i)thelp with one visit-ation per year. Iìy rccormnendatic>n is ir. pl_{li;c of aformal vis'itation, except foi-installatic>ns .'*ncl iriLitiatic-;r`_s, JLc; brL\i``1`'. uT][r,e tL)jst-riot Lodge into a strong liaison unit with each L`,ìLrT,[ri£`f` jr.udf3ciOf_FicLJr responsible for two Chaptc_trs ancl he must visit iJa(lil ChapLct,L` all1ciasr t.hree time.is a year. Onc\ visiLalion wc,uld bc` maciLJ `,+'i.Lh Lb_e I)L3trjcL-Covernoi-and lhc other twc7 with a l'asL DisLrict Govei-ti.o`f + AfLer eachvisititzltiori h(1 will submit €} report r.c) the Disi:rjct= Govcirllor oil ìiiss rci`ss t'ln(i if Past DisLI-ict Gc)vl`rnors were -pro.s€`n[. :'Iot.a Can ;7c2 ac.i`r,`m-

?Ì i rlu t e s C|

£'jlishcd c)n a one-to-one rLilarionshiI` lnstcia\.', of a I(>t-Ti`k.`1 visiLatiorLThus, wii can he].p our wci{it` Chìr)I-t]rs+ 1j(Il'., Lry jl for {i }/ciar.

Any membc=r wishin£; to (j'L)ìtìiri LhL ttLli\I o: Distiic`t Gc7`\7tJrr`.t,r till._>iild TDc` t,nthe District Tjod3€` at lc`{-lst-thrilii yitrll`|> |;o ht.` (`c.Ill.I \iiiiiaint l'`[1msi>]£-v,Ti(-1i theDistrict .

aetter commuriicaLit>p,s with thi> Ch:ip!ers [i[i/.I I)iLil `-Lc`L-1jijdgc. Aj i (:h.I.i:jrerstv.7ould sllbmit such thiTi:.s as ii-ist-alla[=ioris or jnitiaLioi`[\`=, `Lr) Llil` i)ic;tri("L

Lodge prior to Corivention 'i~inii\ s(> iL-i„.ill iit`>t c'oiirliLL `with {,`Lli-r ivJi£`,L-tat.ions. The first Sunday of }1tiy has: bLèn i;el/`|i`ttltl b}t Archclic`{:i£` t'is ,.\hc..LiaDay. Ijet us liia'[è ;in c\rfort l,his: eomjn,ij yi,t'n-io rit'i|`t= i.L tTi big tl„i}' ir, iF}i`|àoT!iiiiunity. 'l`1le Distric`L (`,()vern()r ghoul(I h.1\Jii Lil ltlct:;l I)riLt r{iiì'Ljn,c3 `v'llhthc. Bishor) r_`vi`r}` yLàr lhuH t'oTìmuniT_y I,\rt`,Ttii\r,is /`'<ìii ljil iriinttl tùL .

We have ]'n our bancls a roi`m tL-hill our neig`hbt>rs, I)istrict :2(), usi>.c, t'iL Hiiì].Conventions. It is 'nelpful ar.ci I think w£L shoulcl t.{rike iL into corlsitJcra~Lion and ado-pt. it. The responsibility will be with t=b.L~ Convention Cj_t_}Tancl placed int=o the Delegates packet-. Ahepti boc>th .shoulcl be consicle.red fc>revery church festival th:it= is in a District with bT.ucbures t'ind ar)pliccl`Lionsof Ahepa, Daughters. Sons and llaids. LJe have f`) go r,ut' Litid look f.ol-mcmb€?r-sh].i), jt is ob\Jic)us they arc not comjltg tu iis. iL \.Jag mandatecl LhaL tmcDistrict. Conferc`nce arid onc`. seminar session with the ChapL-er ()ff]._curs. Ourfirst. se:3sion had a lit.t-le difficulty, but-thcJ confciri`ncc was a sLreLì`=`,`=;. Ido recomrriend that tllL` Daughtc`rs c)f I'cmel()i)e, Sons andl\iaids, be aTvarc of-lhis through tL,he liai.Li)n. Any lef3isla[i(in that incluctes the aux]._llciriesshoulcl be made known i() theTn befctre L[`,(.. conveiit.icin i_`ni'.s so i-,t_`[a.t Lhf..`Tyr LTitiTv'adopt it. Spec`.ial pi-ojects or Special 1'rcjjc`ct= Sci.irLt :\icholcts Rti`Lich, andrecruit center is r)rot?,res`c`,inir}, \7tlry s-low but i;iirelT. j^,L{ /L)I rio\,,T, lie arii nu(`=too close I:o oiir gofil ol-Lij89,000, So:`ti` olT t>ur Ch:ipì~c`r5 arii ilr,=ì`\j,r,ing rFcì.rfcèt and Brat.hers I;JL` t`.iTvi` ci`rmit_Lc`d +L}\ti Orti(u-a.: f``rLep{'i so li`LL= n(it 1):1i.1'` oiri_now. 'l`hE\ .1'raveler, wc` ha\Jtl t3 filte p\J|`licziLi(`:I tn j\Jiepa 'l`rLii/eler. fl=ln:,`ChfipLc\rs are not .sending in tli-t-ii`lls. Chartt-ciy`f} i;hc`jultl ht'ivl, Li i]rr-/>iì,ri, rtubli`-city chairman for thc Trt`lvl`lcL`. I({jLit;iial ii`L'i{;,'iy!ìi` aridnuT„ CrcieF` iiL`\,,it,t>ar`,Iirsin each c()mmulìj.ty. I tl,'1\'t` rf_`ccìvcl(i di.trerciit I)`\il>1 icciL-i(m!; Tfom LlirÌ \/.'iriousDisLric`t.s and let I,iL` say lh:il -I.,'1` should L>i_`. ri`)lil-I t7: the AhLiii'± Ti-a`'clL]i` aiid

say thanlr` you to Lri)ther 'l"rLori`.t`ls .i|ovf.tt`)s, L1`,|. i`di_tor-c'tli(i hj.i; stafL f`c`hc)l-arship -Lo our =`cholarship CcrL`,nitrcJe, tha[f±( yìij ftjr an t-]uLst;jri{j[ri££ itib,expecial.Iy to our Chairmcin, Dr.Karl t<onsL,i[`!rìii.. I+is (I:igerness, c)i;rrti5E,i\JeTriess ancl dedication should be an example Lo \j`c, all. Li-`..r us find thjnL,s tomake tlle C()nventlion fun i;i, [b:iL-t)ur f,iii`ìl_ii'ì; i`t'in il<.rLici[jtiLL. [2,a|`h`c;:1.TTiri.r`,nis helcl arinually by CfL)TiLra CostLi Cha})te-L~s. Ij(_'L's ni.arccl £i Dif5t_rill til`+rt'|ii-with ConLra Cost-a as oiir hc>st. Let's liavc ,.I {>Ti)1f rc,urn{imenL. ill [rii \J<qllt_\y,one in the Bay Area, rtlay iL off at t.lie i)isrrict Coil\Tt.iitLion. rhc I.Lt:iri~lative Dirmer, last }-ear at thLi Conventiozt tì TLiliii't 'TJcis .Lòrml>d Lo hii!Tior theGovernor of Califoi-nia ancl State 1,e8islaluri.. Dui` to eiriit.mstaiii`t s li>fÌ:/endour control i[ was cancèlled. We pursued iL Lhis }Jear and i-he daTc= hat,been set-on the Govern()T's calendar. It will bcJ .,T,'LrLUErL,v 2(L 1{=J85. 'i'hisis the 'Digsest event t_hat has every hartiienL>d [ti tjiur `')ril.er. of A.he[`|. ir.California. This everit will al.c;a include Djst-fict. 20, <.irìtl :).1 ciLirl wij.1 bc:`spensored tjy the Sacl.amento Chapter as ht]sL. IL will bl' bold aL tl`.L`Holliday Inn ln Sacramentii.

Buclget -I do '!c[iow whcln it comes to iiLoney e\;iì-}Jone `sit-s uT,` art.d Lt'iki2s notic`.e,Well Brotliers, it is motley and 1 do hope t-hat evc`r}'r`)ne sj'=s u|l aric'i takesrio[icè for the fctlloTwing recoTurLelidatioTis. }1onL-y sbcùld be budi{eLeci LJ``7eryyear so that the District Governor may t`lf tenll the Cci=ìgr(Ji,`sioria| 3tln\ii]e`_ for

Minutes f)2)

approximately $300 per yf.tar. Thc` DisLrict. Governor ()f Disc.ricr. tjhuuldat.Lend a`11 fuiictions i)r as in.filly as hL` ttos.qibly ca[iL. Chui-iTh, roli[ical, andAhepa. Brothers, t-his takes money. I\7L` il(` ti.oL want-ti> mil{.iJ this DisLrict=Governor's office a rich I?ian's club, because it. wt`: {io `\^/e T,`,Iill TLo``ji? a i.L``LTof good men. ThereforLJ,i aTr\_ rec(`tTrmc`ridinLi, t'n.at the rjisLr]cL {:overntjr's-±11owaT`.ce to the Suprc`me Convent.i(>Ii be rfiifi;c\d $200 and the 1)isLrict A.11c>w-

nde be raised $225.. Let us have t.hL` LisLrictT Governor al i-hese i-u:lc.Lions.n honor as a true leader of DistriL`l, 21 of the Order oi-AhLì)a. 0'``,'€`rall,)isLriL.i 21 is in preLLy good shape. \`'t>,llLclvc some weak Char)t.er,I., find Lrìatis why I'm recommending a liaison unit ul. r.be Distric.t Lt)dgcl. i hcit``Jc. tried[o give you some of my iclecls and I-eco[rmLmdr'iljons L)ecause 1 feel Ahilpa ibon a springboard ready to Laki-1 off. I.`TL ii.ivii Lt> bc` I)rctf,`r:ired, 'w7(.I ca.n Lì`Li`;e left in the dark. 1 [riecl to pr()jeer. a positive image to L)isìrii`tL>ecause with a positi\tLi .1ttit-ude nothii`,.t, ciin sLotLt us. All Chc ìT[iall

ickering does not rliecln dn)'thirig i.I ii tpersoii thinks o= Ahepa iìrì;L. [}i``L,if one thinks only ol-glory or oi-himseli-, Ali[cr`pa is thciri a iosL cr'iu5c. S/`>,Brc`thers,lets not forge'L-whtit Al`êri.1 s+I-arids for. antJ drj mt>=i\ in in l9f;/+ `~t>ithe greatness c)f A.hl:pa.

{r. Chairman,I lTtove for t-idorjìjion (`f this report. M,/S/C`, ilo {T{cli)tir th]'.:Ì-- e P C, r t .

Addendum: Otie t-hirLg I dici not nil`ntlon. Yi]u hiàrd the Sons of Per-ic!Li.c,report I clid not iticludci it in TTiy rL`port. I waiit to tell `)Iou, =\LJith LhLt)istrict Advis(]r vv.e h{lil this year, he did t'in exceller+t jc]b €]nd I w._inr tcjt_hank I,rother Hfirry [lt?.ramlis.

mill E:mm of the Year _=-i-`Jjirp_a_SAll Secretcl.ries rc`C.eived the yellow fol`m I-iòm. NfiL-i{trLLijl [l.,_ì`r.1quart-t`r{,. .L`hcl'i`jaLional sends out applicatic)ns foL-`_tì(\ Alii`rh oi Lht `+;i`:jr. I:tich (Jh{tptiLr

cjhould have ,selectec! an Ahepa of t-.rllJ Year from their Char,ti`-r all.d rtrL:i(`TiLeclt=his to tnt: DisLric`t I.c;`clge thif~; year for an +^\[i.cpajan of [hL` Year lt)r

E::E=::Et:±6±:nBrF]:I:::tT:±°L#:j¥`r¥__:_:.I.\tryjT.tit:t`[:::i:[LtL±h,::i:I:[:I:\TLt`TtTL+°:I:,t+1.r`Lat-iinally. Geor-ge, ccjngratulatioiis.

{.`het)i..in of the Year - GcoLr8£ Bezitis

This is a coriiple[e surprisL\ to iT:e. I nc`vi>i-exr)ecteL[ an`/ ri"`,7circ]..a for t+`.i`past 54 years I have beei`t in Ahepa, Tr_ is ill rriy bl.oocl antl wh`'it rl(.\|iils "Tv.I dcirie, is clone an(I is c'ion{t in ti digr\if ic.d 1`t`shioi`[ ,'-incl `ftyTittl. LrLditL I_r>ihe|)a. Nevi-`r-the-less, I appi-eciate your co[lL:ijderat=ir.n and T JLh,1nlc yo-iivery much anci I hope I succeed nat-ioìially, i\t)t for (I:et`,rge Ba2.'3jtis bi\i.LI(jr t:he g1()ry of our District. Thalik you.

I:1ection of ()fficers Commenced

:Tor I)istrict Governor:Bill Rotas nomiii.atcd and se(`{indl.cl by Pi>Ler K`7uloures. t=hii rir``Lir_'rtL r)i.trictBover[1or, George }1armas.

Bill Rotos'. Past Supreme Govegl`.or --

llr, Chairmar„ [jt)age DelegaLcrs, BroLhel`s. 1 rise beforL> }9.L] LL` rjlaiè inmcimination thcjl nan`te of a P!rocher for i.he office of District C:o\7erniì-. f^syou kriow, the jcib of DisLric`t Goverrior is Lhc T\i.USL im.|i:irl.t'=,Ill Ill(it `v,`ì-`n.avc,T^7ithin our i)istric.t, It r€.quires not= only the I.ime c)I haridlins corrcsper`.-dence, doing the adnìinistrative det-ails i=ror,i an office, iLr rcriu.I._rLs travel.

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This Brother t:hat I have in mirii]i has (ji')tie I)oLh r)f thL.se ver-y eluqul`r`.t|}' onbehalf of our Dist.rict iìir the []clsL yi`{n-. lie ill tilso in a [Jc`]siL-Ltjn Co doeven more beca.iise h€` is what you \~'ollld s€iy, 1.e[ircd. flc` h(is in.ore tiEè tL-ospend in the job of Ahe|)il and iL is il j(tl). 1]asL }riàr cif_ thcJ District Cìn~vention, we saw fit t.o elec`t a Bi.other tc) I)ist-fict Gov{:nlor who had servcjcihis Chapter in the I)ast. I..Jhu hL].tl als,o :,i`rvt'`l t-he Distric`t j_n the pList.This year we have witnessed wh€i[ he '[ias dtin(` on `L>ehalf t>f all of us. liehas rna.int.ciined a cohesivci c>ijcrr'irion in lhi` lJLc:ti-ic`t. I)a h€is bi.cm .io <'il_no€_i,i.evt`ry Chapter within the domain, rioL ijncìJ bu'L a dozen Limi`s. +lf ha.i`, 'L>eenan exemplary, display€`+blci mem[)t>r ol t)ur ]`r,`.+I-i`rniLy. Hc` ct>nducL=i him``;t`li`with demeanor and a very coni.Tnandiii+g I)i`rf()1-mcir`cii ill_ hits ac`tivities as €iDistrict Governor. I wtjuld tht`ì-c!f()r. lil`L\ 1~ rlac`(` in noniinalii]n .r.iti-[lieoffice cif District Governor, GeoT_-:.:e !'ta'L-"is, who served us lct].st y(2ftr I-isDistrict Governor.

Seconded b Peter Koul_oures

yiy name is Peter Kouloures, I am the l'residenl of Ll:, STL-ockton Char;[cir anclit gives me great pleasure to see()nd t.he nomination of [}rcjther llarrT.icis j=orDistrict Governor. I Lhink `ne has carrie(1 thc± oE1ìce wit-.r`. g,racè aml dig`nityLi.nd will c'on[inue to cio so c-ind I urrr,r,C` you foli:s to vote for Br\Jthc`r ?T,lrmas.Thdnk you.

1`here being nc) further naneè, submitled for. tbc office, i[ w,:)ri u:iariimousl`/moved and I)assecl thaL t.hc= Districr (:uvi`rnor fctr t,he. 7efir 19S/I-8rJ bi ltwprcisL.nt Di`strict Govc`rr`,or, i;(_or!;ti llc}rii.`cii,.

rilec.tion for Lt. Govc:rnijr:

Bill I,Lr)s [òrninat.ed ancl Henry Dak{s i;|tc`t)nili`d Lhc Dole(T,cit_L> of Sìm [J.`]kis `=orLt. Governor-.

Bill Leos -Ply fellow DeTLegates. t{`/ moninee ir(jr the post_i-ion /`)I Lieutonarit Go`v7L.rnoi. isa Than I can trust. A rr`,an of a`;t_ion. I\iy not.Tiinee+ 1`Las Laken riis C,baiLl[c`r +Lonew heights in membership. Salir`.as Valley Chapter ba±3 t)I.ct` clsajn biicc`,[r,ean active Chapter in our District aiicl pl-ovcd it when i[ held a mof_it succi`ss-ful CoTi'v'ent.ion. lie ha,3 ti.elcllr,Lo5[ of t=hc Cha]>terc3' off iiT.es incluciin{; thc'itof Presicient. He has chc.iired a Dist.rict_ CitinvenLion and lìas `\7orktjd or\. rr.anyDistri.ct projects. He constantly fights for Lhe betL-c`rment of our Or(±LJr.He is a dc}dicatecl Ahepa T,`7it+. ir`.L-c>rcst of Lhc' ^hepa il`[ his hcarr. T,asLyear he joined the ranku of the Dist-ricL Lod(:i-` as thc` Distrit`r_ :icJci-cLaryand again put hi.q heart and soul ir!l-o his j(_)b. This year lt`jc S.ii.nt. NicholasFund Raising Project. IIe rìisecl $4,000 at`+cl i:, n()w on a campaign of r,1isintithe rest c)f the Chat)ter c[uota through benc{-cîc`tLors. This man of acLion isready and willing to cliiii.b the ladcier of ttìc` highest position. This ycJ.arthe office is one step bel(>w that o£ Lieuten<.irit Co`\/ernt)r. I[is [ìamii isSam I)akis. Thank you.

Her`_ry Dakis, Seconded nc)minatiion -

5o::-¥::a:a: g:sta¥.:n:heT}St::i:nso::'mLnaL|()n for my father, Saln Dakis. P|ecise

Georgci Bezaitis I1_ormina[ed atid s€èont.led by Cus Are[es the name of John Koplos.[[ stand i)eforL> you, again, I repe€it, 54 years ai`[ Ahepian. Between family,

busirics` and Ahepa problems consistently, as you carl see I'm in pretty goodshape. Liut. I can say one thing, I havenc`ver lost my spirit. Young or old,

I am still an Ahepian as I was }fears ill +|-hi` I)asr and iL hurts I:iE` aiid painsme to stand before you and nominati} one |Jers(in ag{3insL anot]ner excellentperson in Our District. Becausc` I have hid t-hc.I I-irr`ê fo jurJgc` .Lietivit.ies`tf-most all of t-,he people in this room, (`Lnd Lhi'n sc)Ifi(_`. Bein{3 f+-om Oaklandand 'naving a candidate. from thl` Oaldand l`,hart-('r, i'|-is Ti`jr !Tie tc\ expouriìJ+the virtues and t+hc~i, qualities oi this candiilLi[|`. fi)r i)\Ji`:i 40 yi`.ars he hasbcilm a member ol-the Oakl€mcl Cha'[)+iiì'., coiiiiii{2, Lrom f].n A!iLip`.i lt}mil.y ill iLiiconception. Serving iii[ (2very cat)acìry r.1irou:ih Lr.L` ycàr`c`;, i-hrc`c }'tiars ci`5;.'resident. Serving thc` i.oITuntjriily sticrifici{ill}' in lts iòimcìl Linil ills(i .i+g

i;icy Commissioner for the City i->±-Oal`lcind ftlf `'+ }'t clrs. [1L-Ill,ay not L`tc ac,pcia[(er as some are but hL> i.i .ì lil,>cr ,iind irLo5:;{ of `)Ill if, ci siiic`tir(` r3ers(;ri.

rl.en I Said the man is sac,rLfi.iìal, I will givtt ;`Jcuì omi. iri.c`rlLlr,c.a. T,rner_ 1,react the building fund we .-lil i)u+L our Ti)t]ne,v tjn [ht` lilil' i,uL hi` put t.hLJ mtjsLf it. When the time cam€` for-us to get paid buck, be sciid i-tjr `T.s i. cill.

6o ahead arid get our I.t,o!ìJ:t7, hc would wait till rht` I.ì:I,L. Tb`tt i:i lhe kirlc[of person he is. lie tri{'ls Lriecl [o do t=he L]cst he can lòr his fellow Tìan ailwell as for the ChapLiJr of the AtJ`.epa. _ Theri> is n()l'ninttJ. thcit you LLsl` himto CIO that he does not. dt]. I tlon'L wc~iiit-to Li`L-L` }rou wLlh [Titji-|`,i /..i>ultlLkeep oll talking about t'iiis man f()r a i()ns time. Howevt>,r,1 w€?Ill LiJ '-;lvc` }routhe Present LT. Governor wl-Lo nee(1s lo be r(tw,.irf]i>(I rTor hit; sincc'|-iL,v, iT{ji.his devotion to the Ahepa. This is a t=ime Lo shot,.I him ',ui-(lL'iv'()t.i.`)n ,=mclappreciatic)n. Therefore, I give ytju lhc nciT[iti of lil-()LhiJr .T',`lin Ki)pl€]s €is (.henext Lt. Governor. Thank you `,Te.ry ITLuch.

Nomination seconded - Gust Aretos -

I repeat what Brot:her Bazaitis said, iL brealcs my heal-L Lo havc` [o rrifll.:t= achoice between one good man and another goocl man ciTid I gave it a lot- r)ithought.. I fir.cl il-irHperative tllat I g() with the mati who l|_as been a r'+0year member. Who has beer. on Dis'Lrict ft_>l. 8 years. Who has atLi`ndect llt_least 15 [\Iational Con``'ent-ions. I,iJho hiai3 aL`=cmcled every `c,tjli|ary i,7isiL'iLionwhile I've been on the Distrii`t. \\T'n(j has been sc`1`fless. SonìetiT.Iies has beena pain in i-he ass but be bag al`v'ays 1)eon ri:ght-. Ilo has bccin I)iir ci;nscìc`nceand I have enjc)yed working with ti[jm and I worilc`l fist` l=bis Ct)[tveri(=Lon L() frT,ivcJrea]. serious thoughLr l-a rewar(1.ing t.Ilis kiiid (il= i.ervice. Thank }Tou.

The nominations wert :?ioveii to TL>e closcicl by Lhi` I:li:ì.Lr[I`hiTt. A secr{31. IjcllioLvvas asked for by An(ìy I)al{is aricl (?tòrsL. T}ioilt>f„ wbicb was gralit-eiL

TheJ roll call cJ.ri.sistLJd t)i 54 memL>L>rs rL-|``st'r`L1. Thi` col-Lclii.si.()I. ol- lhLJrc`sults handlecl by Lhc thrlè Tell.i`rs`: ijeos, , Lo(I,eoiios. ,ind GiJor`r;c lliJTIL.I.1Las,I,/JL`re made public L() L-.nc-_` :1Lt,si\mbli`d sest;icm :t[-lil ['n(` folh)i/vì[tg re.t;iills wc'fr.J

r cJ c a r d e d :

Sam Dakis...16: `Tolin [{()plt>s...J8.

Sa.In Dakis moved that The d€lc>gates make LL iLincinimous wl`t]'f:!i. ulianLi`"iL-;l`yr)assed. At .this timi` Scim D{1kis dnrio`Lil`.cod th{`rl.t he wo.iilcl run i()r l;u^[lrt_Ì\ii`Governor .

Sam Dakis

I would like to thank the people wht] have vrjLed 1-or rn.c`. At t-his Line I wouldlike to make the vote unanimous. I would like r.o make a slat_cm(:`nl {i'L I+Its=iriie. I don't-blame the I)elegates, I blame the leader`+liip. Ic`[ !T`|| I:cllyou something, gentlemen, i[ is going to be a iiLiw bail_game rrorr[ `Li.o\`.r on. Ideclare openly I am running for Supreme Governor.

Cc]ngratualtions to Brothel. Koi)1os.

f tyr iqqu Diffi'&wtiGaloat

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Stathis Zampathis noriiinated Hcirry t{Lil€irgii-t)s ;intl jt v\,'as r,t`còn(Jtld by SpironTentes .

Stra[is Zampathis --rJe have in our midst a very yoiing nic€t 1ì'11ow `\7ho has lje€Jn t'i TTèmbcir of Ah€pa

L~or 17 years. He has beL>n a fellt)w th`lt rw'orks hci`rd in every wa}i. to hi]lrhis Chapter. He has beer, Prc.siclent-, Sc!erci[ary, Tresut-er antl cJv(:ryrhingelse. lie has also been the Marshall (`f t-hi` I)istri.cT Ltidge, TrLi€i.;ur(.jr anciVice-President and he also had two }'iiars as Presiderit of I.tis Cha|it-cr. }leis a very good man, very much a ti.usLlf.`r. IIii likes to work aiitl T`,7ci i;I,oi_iltlgive him a chance to do the job for uiL lle 1.ivTali[s ro 1)(1 Secretal-y of ourDistrict and he will d() a very goc)d jt)b for you. I nomincite ilLirry Kalarf,iros.

Spiron Tenet-es -Brother Tentes secondecl the nomination c)I I1{-irry Kalargiros. lie haf` workc!dhard in the vineyards of Ahi`pa. lie hiis been Chapter Chairs, bL` li€.Ls beenon District Lc)dgt]. He is a very sirlcere persoii. He is s(> ,c;inci`rc hi' {5ctsvery excit.ed and hoL~headed but I thirt.k as years {i,o by he hzis mat\iiL/d ,indI think he is very capable of hanclling the job of Disti.-icr Seclèt.ar.`,'. ,h`.ay-be even higher latl`r. Vt)t.a for H{1fry Kal€irLT,iros for Di`c`,trjct_ i;Lci.cLar}J.

f,ìll Rcitas placeci in nominat-ion lìii` ii{imc` of llar`L-y I-1arcimlit; ancl il T/<`]s s(\condeiJby Gus Lekas.

Bill Rotas -?1r. Ch{iLlman, I+()dgl' Officcr`rs, Brolhi`rfi. I iìse t_o baviJ }Toii L`()nsidcr aBrother tor District Sceri`tary who +{is (_ifilrit_.i`l a |`1ace iri Ahcrta. :\T(>t l>ei'aiis|!he has been a member for 25 years buL within his short= span of mc`m'nL`rshiphe has Làpt.ured the L`ssL]nce and t.hi` 1Live I)i i-he organi7,at.ion t=hti'L \`tci callthe Order of Ahepa. H|` has served b.is ChLip[er as Presiden.I, I(I riir)vt_>d ir`Lrot.hLi Dis[i-ict Lodge as District Advjsor, Lllmjsf a [otally unknovm `'|uaritiLywithin Lhe DisLrict L()dge operations. lie c£]pLured that, positicm. Ili` wol-kedwi+.h the Sons of Pericles. [le gLive his entire life to the well-I)tJilic clncithe growttn of the Sons of Pericles in (>ur Distric`t. Hci iiioved frorii the oil-iceof District Advisor to th:it of Dislricl-Ma?-sb;]11. IIrjwdver, bc'cause ol-thetalents that he displayed in the oi-ficc` of I)isLricL Advisor h€_I al.i,a hi.ldthat title as well as t.hat of District-Marsh,lil. \^,Te ba\rcl sL±en him in acLitjn,we have seen the work that he has done wit=Ii our Juti.ior (Jrtlei_-. fie i_s T.,ioL-thyof consideration. He is dclsireous c)i siJrvinLr; thc` (Jrdc`r o[ Ahei)£1 ancl hi. r`[cisthe flame in his heart-. Brot-hers, I give you fo-r your còrisi(1cJrt'lr_ion iLrjrour next District Secretary, Br()Lhcir Harry Ht'1rarLLli`c„

Gus Lekas -

I arise before you to second the nomination c`f Brott`[er ]Iarry. ]'iro+L~herHarry is a member of tbei Goldeii Gate Pacif ic Cliar>tc±r 3r,d I I...Toul(i 1ikL` Losay tliat. he is a very dedicated member and has served jn mzmy i`()m"it.flees,dedicates himself to the principles, his Calipter, and his D]`strict.. Ifeel priviledged tci set.ond his nc)mination.

Gus Hontalas placed in no"iiia[ion the name of Gust_ AreT_os and it T,7asc;econded by Strati Righelis.

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Gus Hontalas -Mr. Chairman, Dist:rict Officers. it is my great pleasure and priviledge tocome before you and place in nomination the name of Gust: Aretos. GustAretc}s has been in Ahepa for 37 years and has served t:he Order in many capa-cit:ies plus President of Chapter 251. This past year he has served asDistrict Athletic Director. The job of Secretary is I:he backbone of any

8;g;:::a::3n± r:c:i::dh:£v:I:aE±:a£:I: ::o:e5:::gA::tg::re#:yj :g :::elfrequires an organizer who can cormand the respect and cooperation of hisfellow workers. Gust Aretos is a successful businessman who has earned therespect and admiration of everyone he has dealt with. He has the reputationof being a doer and a motivat:or. 1then he takes on a project you can be

€£:uE::s:h::d±:£t§og±:p¥:±[t£:tin::i t£: I::dk¥:¥;[£3rg::1:i;grcEfgts:i::Nicholas P`anch. I can tell you first hand, Aret:os was the prime mover int:hat project. If you want Dist:riot 21 the best in the Country, I urge youto vote for Gust Aretos for Secret:ary. Thank you.

Strati Righelis -I am here t:o second the nomination for Gust Aret:os. Gust has been a great

i¥¥:h::i::::;::t§±:¥£:i::::i:o!:8#::f£::i:;i:;;i:e t:±§g¥:£:i i:u :£eh°1 dsSpiron Tentes mc)ved that the nominations be closed which passed unanimously.A secret: ballot was requested on the floor which was grant:ed. The follow-ing tabulation was announced by the Tellers:

For Dist:rict Secretary: 55 votes: KalargirosAretosHaranali§

Et{£:¥ ¥£:a¥:::Sb:e::::e:n:i:m¥:::; ::rA5:::SA:::o¥:La#±::: ::gnr::::S::gn_imous .

Dist:rict Treasurer

Ted Pepitone nominated James G. Nicoleou for District. Treasurer. PeterPappageorge seconded the nominat.ion. There being no furt.her names sub-r`iitted, it was made unanimously by the assembled Delegated.

Ted Pepitone -l`ly nominatior. is going to be the fastest: one in Convention history. Thisbrother handles mc)ney like they do in Vegas. Everyt:hing colTies in, nothinggoes out. That is why the District is wealthy. I place the name beforeyou for re-election, James Nicolaou.Pc`te Pappageorge seconded the nomination for James Nichaloua.

District brars'hallTLiarry Haramalis, who was nominated by I)r. Const=antine, declined to run fort:he office of District Marshall. The name c}f Nick Parisis was rLOTr.inated byJerair Aghazarian and seconded by Steve Paric)s. It was made unanimousthat 'i\Tick Parisos be the new District Marshall. M/S/C unanimc>us vote forNich. Parises.

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George Beziates placed in nomination the name of Ted Pepiton and secondedby Dr. Constantine. It was made unanimous by the delegates, after therebeing no further names submitted, that Ted Pepitone be unanimously acclaimedas the I)ist:rict Warden.George bezaitis -

i:::::g::;:::::!! :!k#:i:. :::::E;:::i:::!n::h3;:::: :!e::;a:::: ::a: :a:ian[IeDistrict Athletic DirectorThere were no nominaLioii8 from the floor of the &gzcmbl.ed delegatL`s. Thenewly District Governor will appoint the District Athletic Director.

Nominations for Scholarshi CommitteeBrother Papp&george -

¥rbr:t£:=m;:i :hfe£±sE:±¥±[§gt€:£a::£±gog3#:t::e:taEg ±:f:5es¥::n::rn:gLnatethe Scholarship Commit:t:ee or to the District. He is a Brother that: has

a::v::r::: I:::P5::I:fc:1:no5f::::c:Ii;u:iTgo#:c::fi::I::i::e:ige:Eiic:eof Dist:rict Governor. He has been Chairman of the District Schc]1arshipCorrmit:tee for the last 5-6 years. He has done an c>utstanding job as Chair-man of the Scholarship Committee. He is very dedicated. He believes in

:,::o:;h:EaiE:iEo::=i::geiatf:ri:n3r:s::::nih:ts:a::a5:E;ps:::Edy:::-iTEe|-g::g::ev:i:s t:a:e:: `::i!::: g:n3::::::t|;h::eb::n:oTf::igEog?8Bg ::i:u:sDistrict: Scholarship. Thank you.M/S/C a unanimous vote to elect Karl Konstantin.

Mationalprojects Report - George BezaltisBrothers, Delegates, this is a cormittee report: on current National Project.First c>f all I want to bring your attention t:o Ahepa |>act. This is a

g:lift:s:1r::::::I:3m:i:Ee:ie F:i:I:: !Te::!::a:g=:s::=i::e: :51:::cgfder££::::i::in::::::;. TE:1:a:±¥±E:;:b:fc::: £E:Pfa£:C:r:rse::::g:8. byvri:=L arethe goals of Ahepa Pact? Increase t:he impact of it:s nat:ional membership.The purpose of t:he Ahepa Pact is to gather and analyze informat:ion inraising political issues of concern tc> the American-Greek community and

::::::::EeaiEf:E::i ::p5:rE t:nm:in.g :;:it ig::pga::: : :::lc::3:dg:::ig:IFederal off ice whose positions reflect t:he political views c]f the AmericanGreek comrmmit:y. There are several things. Federal Income Tax laws allc>w

:::T::a::i;g:y:::::¥!!o::i!!!:f::;!n:::t::g;:i:,::io:::::i;AIfl::!h::i:intC;ommittee decide which candidate to support? There are many Grit:eria whichare used by the Ahepa Pact Committee to decide which candidate will receiveAhepa Pact support. Personal qualifications for the ciffice. The candidate

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demonstrated capacity to run an effective, honest service in the offic'e.Issue and program po§ition§. The candidates position and record of concernsfor the Greek-American colrmunity and its ability to agree on which the

i::::::::p::::::in::::::::;:::::f::s:::::e:ip:::;:::::;I:::::::::::fi:n|ty.This is a well organized organization. The committee recommends t:hat: theChapt:ers appoint a permanent commit'[ee and submit: the names t:o Headquartersfor co[rmunication between the Districts and the Supreme LtJdge. I. was inWashington for the last Legislative Bariquet and at the meet=ing, they collec-ted $40,000 in one aftemoori for the Ahepa Pact, which included my donat_ic>ntoo.

It was moved for it:s adoptior`. and passed unanimclusly by the delegates.

The Statue of Libert ram-Papageorge, Gus Le

But)mitted by: George Bazietis, Peteas, and Sam Dalcis

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;lot:I:e::1::::sh:::eo:nf:r;gua:gmEu:i:o#sE#:3t|::::5:y|o:h::!Sin !::::::ceto our fathers and grandfathers, to make a small donation towards therestoration of the State of Libert:y which will cost several million dol.1ars

£:8g:O:ago:;r::£;r::::O¥6r:;:±8hw¥:: :I :h:=£b ;::ys[fE8?6 o 8?a I I t`:£±£:P:a:.:it would .De to your own sat=isfaction to be able to say you made a donatic>ri

:::!§:::::::p§::::Li:e::i:::::a:#::::3:;:i::I:1:i::::::fw:::SE::::-;::::::¥§:ieBob Hope, which was a`v'arded the Ahepa Award after the end of the comicmonologue that: he gave us. The Arraiigements Committee is t-.c> be cc>mmendedfor a magnificent: job in presenting such a dignific.d affair befitting theoccasion. Past Supreriie Prt;sident, Louis Manisiotis was toastrmster and wasprecise aiid to the point: on his introductiori.. The entire affair endedtat 11:00 p.in., first time in the Ahepa Banqtiet history. The Ahepa stillinaintains the Cyprus Con`LmL ittee and your kind help is ne-ded and solic[ed.It was moved for its addoption and passed urianimously by the delegates.

Resolutions CommitteeThe Rsolutions Committee Report was given by Gus Lekas.1.

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Whereas. the District Lodge of Golden Cat:e District 21 has extendedto the delegates and visit:ors of this 52nd Annual Convention ofGolden Cat:e Dist:Tic:t 21, ORDER 0F Ahepa, t:he finest_ American andnel-ellie hospi,t:alit:y. Be it reso].ved that: we, the delegat:es here inassembled, express our gratitude to these fine persons of thisAmerican-Hellenic Order,led by District: Governor George Marinas.whereas, the Host Corrmitt:ee. led by Bill Borras and John Labrit; andSisters Sophie Nicalau and Clara Colir[iaris of the Daughters of

E:n::o::s::v:3-:E::I::?s:;: !:I:gg:::nh::e:: :::::3|::?ge]c=:::::t:::.appreciation through our convention chairpei-sons for their excellent:performance. kindness, hc)spitality arid fraternal spirit:.Whereas, our District Governor. George Marinas and his District Lodgehave performed their duties in an exem|)1ary fashion and in the finest

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:I:8f tt:¥[°£o#eg:a t£:t±:h:;S££¥:dtE:a:I:t=¥u!: :i8hi¥a::¥g±:d:£a££:of this converition.Whereas, the convention business officers, chairman Lou Janal¢c>s, Vice-Chairman Paul Eliopoulos, and Secretary George Kartinos have performedt:heir tasks wit:h competence, efficiency and sincere spirit.Be it resolved that a great note of thanks be, here and now, offeredto t:hese fine Brothers.Tthereas, valuable print and iar time v7as p,iven gratis to the conventic)ncommittee pubJ.icizing our 52nd District Convention.Be it resolved that we, the Delegates herein assembled, express ourgratitude and heart:felt thanks to the editors of the Fresno Bee andThe Hellenic Journal, t,he Abet)a Traveliir dud thci Voic.e of f;t. rTctirfit`.

It was moved t:hat it be adopted and made unanimou. Unanimously carrie[i.

New Of f icers'1'hc Officerg for the Year 1984-85 were sworn in by George Bezaitis.

ChiiDter of the YearThe Chapter c)f the Year was announced by District: Governor George Marnas.Brother delegates, I would like to thank you for having faith in me andre-electing me as your Dist:rict Gctvemor. I I:ried to create a positiveimage as my report said and there is still a lot of work I would 1.ike to

i:tea:#ec:¥£:e::a [T£::w±:h:n£±:5 :t±eD::::::: Eo=:: 5:rh::=e::st±9¥± hivemany more meet:ings t:o try and promc)te these prop,rams. There. are thin fr,sin the District: where we con't have guidelines. We dre shooting forg-iiidelines. One of these that has been going on fc>r years is Cti_apt.er oft.he Year. We propose to have guidelines to elect Chapter of the Year,which t-he Past= District Governctr's recommended earlier today in theirreport:. As it was, it has been a proce.ss of ctlimination, and nomi.nationsto select: a Chapt:er of the Year. It was difficult to choose from theChapters t:hat were nominated because they all ha,cl their strong points andit: was difficult=. Thrc>ugh the process of eliminat:ion we selected aChapt=er and we all had the same thing in mi-nd, to `o,ive it t.o a smallerChapt=er. We selected Contra Costa Chapter ag Chapter of the Year. I,.Tehope to present them with the plaque at the Fall Con.ference.

.in. a Recess was taken to 4:3

4 :35 Convention reconvened

Growth and Ex ansion Corrmittee Re ort: None given.Chairman asked that it be in the minutes t:hat: the Growth and ExpansionCommit:t:ee Chairman, Sam Dakis, gave no report at the 1984 Convent:ion.

Liaison Committee - An elo Montanos (Raffle)

Ee::!3m::;mlw:a:egi:3nat!,3P5:f:?ed!! :: a:Engo:nge:a:ki7g' 5:t:h:eD::3|:ers.scrub the project. I told them we also, this year, felt= we wantecl unityand more cooperation and see if we could work together for the bettermentof Ahepa and they agreed. They took their votes and they unanimously voted

Minutes #104Lu joint. us in the project. (}t) 5()/50, sell 1,Octo ticker~8. Tbi.y arc i:oinqto work- -vi7e ai-e r?,oing to work. TL'ilf {',oof; Lo them, lit']lr p,rii`s tt` us. IJc>arc` goimt, to do what \vTe wall[ i/jth our mon|`y +Ln(i Lh(.\y will clo wìtrit [lic?i,r`.,Tan[ wj t=h theirs.

Tor thc., r,ood of Lh€` C)rtk`r

Till(:re t~`t3re misc`€11ci_neous` corrm<`=InrLi b=\/ I-hL` dill.eriat i~s {'irLLi `';liuiirn"ìii.

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rirtjthers, fc)r the next year,1c`L's gii[ Lo,g,eLher drncl rielr> [lic 1`Jisulcr Lor]£T,eto put things in order. 1 tLiiink we ghoul.d {2;o i.lack i-o Lh[= rrò/j`l Lilcl yL`t-ti-=3.rlThe Chapters elect their DelefT>atès t-(j the Ct_`tnv`L.ntìori and sL`nds lbe riarrti'L;

LLl the Dist-rict. The Distl-icL Si`cretarv t=y_ries thesi` r[ìmc+s t3ntl rhc±sc` Tiamcsgo to all Delep,ales. They can eithLir pick it up wit-,1.i y.-hcj= ]`c:.c~T,i:i`,Ill-t'irion orit: could come to the Delc`%a.Lc`s' h(iine. I+ThL>n ytju !},cr= hc`re yt)u ki-1. >i/ wbt> i-tic>Dc>legates are and from what Gil-y. 'i`his shc>ìld in(|udc.` lbe c}1 lLJt.ll,`)t-i'.tele8ates als(). We should plan an ageTicla t.() [ollrt`,.. Th.(:rc)~Ftjrt``, t`,jci sti.r)itJci`have an afr>etlda and the list. c]f Dc-1eF;;3res cintl Altc`rnate I)elc`pàtcJr c]Iitl [hciirCity with tile pol=enticll problerns we art` t3oiiic3 to fact, iLiiajlLF`l lil al.1 Di`lL`-8ates before the ConvcTntion. This wcly we kiiow .'ipr)ro`^rint+t=e|.y \\T'ii6]t t ;?:1(, trmevent/report is going to lia|)iien. ri'his way w(J càn hc>1p the Ch.€lirrn{'in tlnii '`,-cl':ould be a little bit' ahead of the n,a.in.e ancl Lrv to do the jot) in ,.1 [Ttr`,`rLì)rderly manner.

i-Iou Janakos *

i v,:ould.like Lo comillt`:iìl. i;11 this lot). `lL is lixLrcmi..1}j t_1.'iijy Lo i,il at ,iI)is[ric[ convenLitjn Or ant/ TTicctt±ri,r: ,in(I finc' fault. \jc` tìr¢3 3iol hiiriJ Lt, rill,tl,1.`'1ulL, wc. are here lo try I,][1ti p7(>l_ tjrttJ,i`ni:z.iitl. TL^Jr: 1i;ivf\_ s,)TnL` nc.\,,I i:fit>r'`_>r`_ILii'

T)C.OTtle ill. Our-I)ist-rj(`1-. W{` h{lvc` c;``,'Tlc` Nci`T)liyri``t; |ha[ 7rtri. {il.i r(`<ì(l\' i() tJ,z),7()rkins h:ircl and ch_it={J,in`cr, a`riead an(i T,v'c' `'irij 5orL (`j[, in ::oiT`\L` in3t:i[ii`t`:,, I

i-secA us re-invenLin`!31he \^,her_`1 aìid I r`nink '`,.71ia[ TA7e feal]..\,I riLt.`ci, th`}r`t`> \)-` usthat have been through it , we tìa\/{; rre`\,'tJi-reLilly I-akc`n t=+lil TiriicJ t-o ii.oc.-iiTfl.cÌìLtThere is no businLlss mc'et.ing Lake.s 1)1acc] wbcJi.~i, yt)11 are fT,()irre> [``.; be [lc`r-t!

:or a weekend ami there is nc>L an air,LHitlt'i `'ili-cljiTy TjTe|`>ared. '\Tc ii.ut= L>ur':onveri.t.ion times nt)Tv do\m [o two t]:tvs, rrict.iy-rind Sat-urJJfy. ) I.Tii7Tl-in

.iome instances w{` really neecl tTLi:}t |ixtro ti:-.I.r clay tci .{T.ciL JLfrirL3 i:ttT,iTil Lilc)f7`|rganized aiid tc> get that_ tiine lei)>el'nf.`-I-``£i-iì Ll=eI`[ we call T;t.titìjcJL 17+`.:,.t T`,7L}

have set oursel_vcs up fiir, as I `t5pt` jL, is thciL vie hcivt= tc,` T?lit tll i i:tiswork into tv7o days ar?+d cclnsequont[y it c'`t[s inle oiìr fan`ìl_v's 'Lirilc`2`rci.i+iri(\ù+``Lime and t.he pi-ojccl t-i`,Tie and thi`ri \`/a are f,_il`tJtl T,v'.irh o\,7it+rhiail LrtmJ I,oi>L <intlcm ex[ra day at the hotel . \I`1e mtty biJ .[]tìrirJT Dc.niiyv,iise a[t`'i iiLiTm:,~rot,11i`,I.I said it last-nigti_t at the :)i.`Lrict. (:t>verntjr's `,`,ieetin`.+, ,iricl Fn sLi\/im`3 ]'Llgain today. We are seeintcJ, a surtT,e (,`r L`r`Lii`[.tT,y bet.ng ir.|-ilrjeLLrjci in'`-o [1`,a

\)rder c)f Ahepa but that surge of energ``:I Ls bet;i.rmingT [o run uhecl+(I (jf th€`[`rotocol. We certainly don!t want. t_o s[oi) it and we cert-ziinl_y tton': I,`7L'ml.-.

o Cieter i= but wi` have to harness it[. I riàlly feel c;ti-I)tiL}3'i)' cibcj-\`Lt +Ll\\?act t-hat the Di`stric.+I Lodge shoulct bci {] TJjsrrict Loc3jJè. I fccl i-hc3r. {-hi-

Lies and the jackets ancl the protocol that-you follc>T`,7 when \'ciii (òini: I/j +`LChaptei-visita[ion. +Iere we iire at a c.or}vl`ntion, if t=hLH.~e is an}' r)]acf``:where you represent yourselves to thc3 Sons, to the Daurr,r[t-erg, tc` the TTaic{s,Lo everyone in the community, the `t5|>nertll i->iib]_ic at-1t'ir:,J]e, tliis ir th.Liplace and thi,s is the place where we shoulcl. start I.|` rep,{tin coritrol uf_`the protocol, thcT dress. This is nor a criticisTT„ it iE-; rec-Ill.v an oT\cT,er-.vation anc! I thirrrfe thc`re is a r`+eed, especially to generate Lo LbLi 't\Ier`,iT>L`\,7Lest.flat t.he peopl.e wh.a are in control of t.hri Order of Ahci)a knt>t~Ts t`,+tat theyare doing, are cap<ie]e people and as it Tra.a saicl .LLlsr. niQ,h'c, T`ìe sL`tould

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project: an image that those people want to aspire to and I think for thisyear, if I had t:o talk ctn a one-to-one basis to the District Lodge, this

i: £:i =ow:::g ::¥a±t±:: , £uge5ys:gemg=::o=± , tE:t::t£::i:s:to¥p±h:ngefovepeople here.

BudF:et Report

A lengthy budget ccrmittee` re-port was .given by'`Spirc>n Tentes.The budget process talces several hours. We met: yesterday aft:ernoon. We

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;RAi¥::=+FfiifE::E=¥:E¥!!!T=¥#1:o?in¥¥¥=+#Li*1and I will give you rrore details.

1.galen¥±gE=:°i%as8±#€°;e¥sa#Cetfig:i:+fa[thas:S=tulF°EL=DE:E=ctLodge has donj3 and they have dria a fair jch. \rie had a surplus of $1,174.00. Basedon those figures and the reccrmendations here are the findirngs and unanimous conc]u-

fiF:=theo:g¥ttife#orr#e:galT##go?f#Lgrss=£:¥:*j:.capita tax for Suprerns Lodge, per capita tax for District ljodge, District ConveriticJn

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¥gL¥iFgLgk:#¥aralel#Egissk:ogo3ist¥cESG£==+=£tl¥tti!¥#+¥sibility to see that these officers are traveling. If they don't travel, they dcm't:

l§¥Li:.g=T¥¥tal¥¥in=¥ey#i¥ed¥#itfg:#:#i¥L#'r#T¥.of Pericles allotment ue left the sarre $600. Ccquter service of $200. Tie are not

E:::::a:r:+;:;::Egf¥:¥dgf=T=£LT:Tgi:Weter¥#yisp¥axin8ELgfgrET:ife.+:le is doing it: for the lcyve of the order and I third: he deserves a great hand. ELiotherChairman, I rm7\e for adept:ion of the General F\md Budget.

'Ihere vas rmch discussion against the proposal. for the travel allowance to be the respcm-sibility of the District Governor. }fany felt strongly that: officers should each have theircm allch4ace.

A Irotion was made by Bill Rotas that the allcmanees for the I)istrict Lodse, the 5 electiveDistrict Officers, revert back to the cH:rmmt of mcmey drat: was appropriated in prior years

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this year. Raffle -wgoing on. We budgeted

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K. Donstat:in seconded the rnc>tion.M/S/C to accept this report with t:he except=ion of Item #4, it wc)uld

remain unchanged frc)in last year's guidelines.M/S/C to increase the Sons of Pericles budget: from $600 to $800.M/S/C to add District Chaplain and Advisors allowances of $195 each.M/S/C to adopt the General Fund with t-he amendments voted upon.

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did not budget anything because there is no raffle100 from the Scholarship Corrmittee. The Scho]

Committee used a full page. rThis was discussecl with Dr. Konstatin anda year is not too much fcir the Scholarship Committee. Expenses are gc)ingup and revenue is going down. We have to go after money, unless Tve tran`sferfunds from t:he General F`und intci the Traveler Fund. This p,ive a totalestimated revenue of $4,9751eaving a surplus of $250. Printing expense,we budgeted $3,0001ast year and it went up to $3,089. We t:alked to Brot-herJavines, he said no substantial increases ir` publishing expenses but: theyhave all crept: up. On t:he allowances for the editctr and allow-ance for

: ::::::::::::::::::!;tl:::::::::::a:`;:!:::::::!::#::;: ::?:?;I:i:::i ::eCirculation Manager to $100 fc]r their exT]enses. Addressing the Traveler -

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i:::r!ifi:::i#§:i:el:::TPJ:::#€tT:i;g¥::I::m!§`:=:::s:;:!Z,i:::::i:S;:i:1;hefirm. Therefore, Brother Chairman, I move for the adoption of the Travele.rFund Budget Report.M/S/C that Scholarship Committee will not: be assessed i-or putting informationin t:he Ahepa Traveler.-t4/S/C to reduce the budget by $100.

M/S/C to adopt the Travelers Budget with amendments.M/S/C to adopt the Travelers Report includiiig the exceptions.

Chairman st:ated that Donna Love should be recogr.ized as Executive Secretary,She sat: here very patiently throup,h a long discussion that was of greatinterest: to all of us but it's all Greek to her. From the floor it was feltthat this part:icular action be put in the minutes.

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he is publishing. I amI;ive us his own opinion

Nick Loumis report:ed to t:he Convention on a donor for the Sc)ns of Pericles. '

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Nick Loumis:Mr. Chairman, Brothers, I have a very important anliouncement: tc) make thatwill please you all. Our good Brother Alexander frc>m Contra Costa, Chapter259 approached me outside and said he was impressed with the questions andinterest the Chapters have shown for the Sons of Pericles. He was very

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ih:a:':n:oo:a;e::a;:: , g!o:;e :.:: :!ryo3r:i:#:gfor|t#:n¥o:!:;f::eB:#::;because they are so happy t:hat someone is contributing $5,000. I am happythey are smiling but if they are smiling for some ot:her reason, I feelsorry for them. There is only one catch. This money is coming I-ron a boctk

oing to ask Brcjther Alexander to come up here andecause this is going to revolutionize the worLT. of

Et:frets:a:: ::n9:rn:=3t::;:L±nEo±¥o:h=e£:i;:ttba,teL:±`[,: a::es:;8£gh±¥of::k:hecare of them for five years. I really think the only question here is themechanics. Unfortunately, I don't believe we have enough time to legislateor pass upon this. My obervatiori is that it: should be donated or put intoa form of a trust of a commit:tee of three with the I)istrict Governor theChairman. I want to find out: whether Brother Alexander could make thiscontribution without the condit:ions that it come from the book. I wantto say that this is a wonderful, wc>nderful feeling that this inan has forour Sons and our District.

Demo Alexander -Brother Ahepians, I have a feeling and I think it is Thy duty and respc>nsi--bility to do what I can, not: just for our Chapter but thi.oughout the world.The reason I am doing this, I came to this country with t.he help of myuncle, llanuel Alexander, and also with the help of the Ahepa. Now I feelwith the help of my uncle and the Ahepa I an here in this beautiful count:ry.I have written a book and I have sold it. Some have been delivered t:o meand by September 30th I expect to get a considerable amount. I instructedmy attorney to take 75-807o to put in a trust account to help not only mynat-ive coij.ntry Sarmos but to also use my judgement as to who needs help.

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George Marinas -I suggested to the Growth and Expansion Cormitt:ee that election of off icersshould be late in t:he day. If we have t:iections at 1:00 p.in. as mandatedmany of t:he people day, elections are over, we are gone. That hurts theConvention City. If we hold them later in the day, say 5:00 or 6:00 p.in.chances are more people will stay for the evening function.

District Governor George Marinas annc)unced that: a recept:ion would be heldimmediately following adjc)urnment with the new District: Govenor of theDaughters .

6:10 ; .in. -Closing prayer was given by Nick Alevizos.

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REPORT OF THE DISTRICT TREASURER

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MR, CHAIRMAN, PRESENT AND PAST supREma LomE OFFlcERs,DlsTRlcT GovERNOR, MEMBERS oF THE I)ISTRlcT LomE.DELEGATES AND BROTHERS - - -

IT ItAS BEEN A GREAT PLEASURE AND AN HONOR T0 RAVESERVEI) AS YOUR DISTRICT TREASURER FOR A SECONI) TERM.T0 THE I)ElfflATES AT THE 5li3t DISTRICT CONVENTION HEljDIN SqlooKION IN JUNE 1903, I Wfs|| f|10 nx|ItiEE38 MY G|{AJ|ILr|ilj"i;FOR AGAIN EI,ECTING ME T0 T'HIS TRUSTWORTHY OFFICE.

BTIT,r)NI"G TO TITIE MOST SOUTltERN 0||APTm TN '|1HTl; I)Tr,rTiRTr;rr',PRESNO, IT IS QUITE DIFFICULT `J`O MAKE All. OF THEVISITATIONS, DISTRICT MEETINGS AND SPECIAlj EVENTSTIIAT ARE ImLI]. TO THE vlslTATIONs AND spEclAL EVENTsTHAT I DID ATTEND, I EXPRESS M¥ SINCERE THANKS T0 THECHAPTERS ANI) BROTHERS FOR THEIR FRATERNAL BROTHERHO0I)AND HOSPITAljlTY EXTENI)ED TO ME.

MY FINANCIAL REPORT IiAS BEEN AUI)ITED AND WILL BEpRESENTEI] By TrlE DlsTRlcT A.ul]ITOR.

MY RECOMRENDATI0NS LISTED BEI,OW ARE THE SAME AS IASTYEAR. I WouljD I,IKE T0 SEE THAT ALL CHAPTER SECRETARIESAND TREASURERS PI,EASE ADHERE T0 THEM.

i. TRAP CIIAPTER SECRETARIES AND TREASURERS BE

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2. TliAT CHAPTER SECRETARIES AND TRRASURERS ADHERETo THE DEADI,INEs SET 8¥ Tlm coNVENTloN Bol]¥ INREMITTING PER CAPITA TAX.

July 6, 1984

Fifty-Second Golc{en Gate District #21 Conventiuii

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Having se`.ved on the District Lodge for ei.ght years, I find it redundant toextend more Thanks for your cont,inued support. I hope you feel as enri.ched asI do from our many contacts, the experiences and hospitality extended to mewere heart warming arid gratefully valued.

Again, in the essence for time and space I am attaching the list and dates of nyofficial visitations. I visited every Chapter at least once, attended nine specialactivi.ties, including two trl.ps to St. Nicholas Ranch. They were all a long listof learning experience. I commenc! all Chapters for their loving coricern towardour AHEPA order.

The following recormiendations are being submitted for your colisiderition:

1. `,iiii,e AlhletiL

that DisGolden Gis thecu'''llli line

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are t!vey` mco'!fl§ iii81.n. 1naugu'i-ate the wonderful

1`5 lily 9irii:eiè wi5)I

Awai`ds I)i.nr,er".hapter of S.F. did a tremenc!ous job fòr our youth. Now,

Ordetol`y

to step for`+.yàrd,lead the v/a.y again. Specificn./olvc.Ii:i`nt tci be ui`(1ert#ken by dl I Chd|tt,era. `jhuuld

the D.istrict share with G.G.P. I, personally, will be-ting $300.00 tol\lard its progrinss. Let us show our liellenic

Youth that we arc proud of them.

Another new project I heartily recommerid is a District Public Relations Chair-man. Our present Governor has done an exceptional job advising us as to i-csneec]. Now, `'/e need to put every effort into his suggestions; duites shall beto work with the Chapter Publicity r,hairman. Urgent need for someone to follow-up on our everits, to guide us...both in ac€lvance and after Chapter events.Our Gove`rnor will elaborate on this idea.

/ ; ;;;;;:;;;;r;;;;;;St:::;:;;;,:vt/::£:;;;;-:;§T,:::::;èt:;;;P;;::::I;:;##:;e:n s:;::g:::;notes. Needless to say.this will expedite t).,e Convention progress. Allow acommittee to study its meri.ts.

'`r 4r. Let us have more fraternal LOVE and FELLOWSHIP! "Look for the Goocl and PRAISE IT''.

1}` 5. Liaison Offi.ccrs: the nevì Liaison format this year has prompted action in

ig.

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many Chapters. It should be contii\ued. Chapter ancl Distrìct Lodge membersshould work closer together on all issijes.

Fresno Chapter has prciven to iis that a well-plfin Educational pìògrdm is wantedand needed.

Maiiy Chapters are not holdi.ng Officers meetings. An irriportant place to iron-out programs, projects and discuss the pros ar)d coiis oT problems. It willguarantee better Chapter IT,eetings.

AHEPA must continue to co~sponsor the Reiio Excursi.ons. Enco!jrage all Bay AreaChapters to participat,e together.

I-,è must continue to look for new strength and vitality in membership, if we areto progress in this great AHEPA.

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10. Special comittee to investigate for possible large grants or donationsfor Scholarships.

11. COMMITMENT AND PARTICIPATION:

Our greatest need and challenge is in the area of coirmitment and participationby all Chapter Officers and by a majority of our members to ±±±|2pg±± ourDistrict and Chapter's activities in full force.

Thank you, again. for the honor and privilege you have bestowed upon me as yourLt. Governor. With your help we can progress tci higher goals and rewardingevents. Thank you fellow officers for your courtesies.

J{jlin 1. K`oi).los, Lt. t3overnor

Golden Gate District #21

T0 THE I)ELEGATBS OF THE 52ND ANNUAL DISTHIC1` CONVENTION

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FELLOW DBLAGATES! ONCE: AGAIN. I HAVE BBBN PHIVI,EDGED TO SEILIVE AS

DlsTRlcT LODGt3 oFFlcm As rouR DlsTHICT sECBRTAli¥. MAY I TAKE THIS

oppoRTUNIT¥ To PUBLIC¥ THANK THE I)BLA3ArEs oF THE 52ro DlsTHICT

CoNVENTloN ASSBMBLBI) IN STOCTON CAI,IFORNIA FOR BLBCTINr, ME T0 THE

OFFICE OF DISTRICT SECRETARY. I ATTENDED FOuft DISTRICT LOD3B MBBTINGS.

1 vLul'itHjD 3EVEItAL tJtlAPPEIts iNCL.UDiNd soME! DlsTt!Ic'r vinl'i'ATtuNj.

I woilLD I.Ii{B TO suBi.ilT SOMB OF My OBsrmvAT`IONs AND t!BccOMENDATIONs.

[lut.i±r'UL,L¥ 'l'H&SB DBLAGATEs oF `l`HIS CoNVENTloN WILL TAl{E 'rHEstg SEtil0L'sL¥

AND ADOFT THEM TO THIS CONVENTION.

MY RECCOMENDATI0NS ABE AS F'OLLOWS}

1. UPON THE ELECTION OF' TEE SEcflRTARY IT IS MY RECOMENDATIC)N THAT

THE OUT-GolNG sEaaETAR¥ Glue To THE NBw BI,ECTEI) sBcfiETAHr ALL Books,

LEI)GERs, AI)DREssEs OF NEw OFFlcBRs OF THE cHAFTERs AND ALL rmTAINENT

MATERIALs AT TtrE vERy FIRST DAy OF OFFICE.

2. THAT THE DISTRICT I,ODGB OFFICERS MBBT A MINIMUM 0F ONCE A MONTtl,

THls wouLD pRovlDE THE oFFlcBtis 'ro 88 KEPT cuRRENTLr INFotiMED oN ALL

ISSUES AND FIATTERS.

3. THE DlsTRlcT TRAVEL MAGAzlNE TO 88 INc;HEAsrm FfloM 4 IssuEs TO 8

IssuEs PER YEAR. To FACILITATE TI{Is INL`nEASE A CoMMITTBB MusT 88

oRGANlzED Trmu TEE DlsTRlcT LODGE M3MBBRs oF THE BOAItD oF At2vlsor-}s

AND THE AHEPA EDITOR.

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tr. THE DlsTRlcT LODGE vlslTATION sHOuLD BE DlscoNTINUED AND A

MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF ADVISORS ALONG WITH A MEMBER 0F THE DISTJilcT

I.ODGB 10 88 AppOINTBD By THE DlsTRlcT GOvERNOB TO vlslT nHE NBBDr

CHAPI`Efts. THBsg VISITS AliE TO 88 CAIIRIED OUT UNTIL TtlB NEED IS

ttBSOLVED. THE ALLOWANCE 0F THE MEMBERS OF THE DISTtilcT LODC-B, BUT

NOT INCLUDING THE I)ISTRICT GOVEt}N0ft TO BE DISCONTINUED.

I wouLL, LIKE To "Am M¥ coLLBAGUEs oF TiHE DlsTttlcT LL\DGE AND t3spBclALLr

I)ult I)13"t[CT GoVBRNOH. TT WAC ANt [l(iNoii AND [iLfSAtjlJiii3 'rtj WtjiiK UNDH"

Ills LBADERSHlp AND GulDANCE. Our Dls'I'nlcT sHOuro FEEL GttEAT ptilDB

TO HAVE sucH QUALITy LBADrmsHlp As Hls.

C)de ot itdyThe Americen Henenlc Educellon©l ProgreB8lve A€8ociatlon

For::\\J::arJ::JAvy 3aY##2g odr2f tyq9 af a @ dri4de4 IV C>. 2 1

REPORT 0F DISTRICT M.A.RSIIAljL AA`7D DISTRICT A VISOR

GEC)F]GE MAF`MAS

l`l:slrlc! Governor

joHN T. KOPLOSI 11 ( I (\l,u',I;'I'I

i; ,'\ M I , A K I 5;lJ,5tr,, ' St,,,r`-.'a,y

J^MEs r:ic{`LAou'111

H^FIRY a. HAlÀMAIISI_)[=,\nct M{lls')all

THEOD0l]E PEPITONEi /is!l ic( VI'?.rden

riusT Al]ETOSnislrii,t A!h'ietic Dlrector

WILLIAM a. ROTASC.àirman of Boarcl

ì( Advisors

Mr`. Chairman; Supreme, District, and Pa.st. Officers; andDele6rates of this Convention:

(I) It has indeed been a pleasure serving you. As a DistlìctMarshall, some of my duties, according to t.ht] ,^hopa Co"jbiLULiun,are to execute the orders of the DIBtrlct Governor and to a.ccthat the proceedings of the chapters are uniform in the conductof the opening through to the closing of the meetings.

I would like to remind our chapters that they do have theexperience and knowledge to adhere to the Constitution and to

promote their duties in a more positive manner. If we are goingto stand high and proud we must be constantly improving ourselves.Ahepa has been in existence for the past 62 years and we o',IJe a

gr.eat deal to the founders of this order.

A decade ago our fraternity's member'ship was approxiff,ately50,000. Regretfully, today it is one-half of that. My brothers,ask yourselves VurY. Vv'e must find the reascins for` this decline andseek to eliminate them. I Would like to extencl my congratulationsto the Golden Gate Pacific Chapter # 150, fol` an outstanding

performance in I.ecruiting new members, along with the degree team.

Our di.strict has done an Outstanding job throughout the yearand it is cer'tain that it will contir,ue to do so with your helpand suppoi.t. My many thanks to all of you for your enduringsupport and assistance which I received throughout my term of0 ffic e ,

ity personal wish is that we will always be unified and sho+'+love and respect for one-another.

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Ode of, ft4deifeTlò Am®rlcon Hellanlc Educ®lioiàl Progr®8slve A9soclation

Lou:::ar::itavyprQ£AYre[2g of fog af a @ iAf iin4 JV a. 2' 4

REPORT OF I)ISTRICT MARSIIALL AND DISTRICT ADVISOR (pg. 2)(;EORGE M^F3MAS

I,I,( , Gl'\,,`'„()I

`;OHN T. KOPLOSI ' 11 I 1\ I

:,^M I)^hl..,

I I u-I.„y

^±'J'i.S N'CO' ^0'''

Uîliii a HARA..1ALISI )I,,I,I(,i M`llJIl,Ill

i.rill(jDORE pEpiTONE3i` ili(Ì W,ir(1tjn

GuST ARETOSrtiF.i|ict A`hletlc Dlrpctor

``!t'lLLIAM G. F!OTAS

:-`| „r||riia,ri ot Boar(I

(Jt Ad., ls(-Jrs

(2) First of all, I would like to I.e-iterato the dutie,a c)f theadvisor, which is to supervise the activitìos of t-nL+ ^t}onLl of`

l'ul.lcJ.ulj, ,'in(1 I.Ltit(;I.L oti I,)"lr itr.tj/I.r'i,.t3„ l`1j l'jr.(tllH„ /\Ii{j|j..o", I

would like to repol`t Lo you that without `your }iclp arid supportnr) /I,`ror'Jt I)ro/Tr(„n r:llrilll(1 ho .'ir)i,iciii,.iL{)(I wl 1|) Ill H (. I.ul\.u„ ,'r\)i{;i,./".i,.

We, the Senior OI`der, must ask ourselves- \'iThere does thefuture of our frat-,ernity lie withc)ut new blood? We must know th<'j,twe are only the present- they are the future. 'I','e n)ust make everye±`fort to see that our organizatioli progresses strongly.

I regret to imform this convention that the ,Sons' Ch&ptel-aof Fresno and Stockton are not, active. Hovi.ever we have activatedthe Son Jose Chapter and that muv dear brothers is good news. )Ìycongratulations to the Garden City Chapter for assisting theirSons' Chapter and getting it back on its feet.

My recommendations to the C;onventiori are as follows:

(i) We must allocate more finalicial support to the Distric+.Sons for their 8'rowth and expansior).

(2) Each chapter must appoint 2 advisol`s to work along sidewith the Sons, providing i,hem with advice as needed.

(3) The District Sons' Lodge should be included at the AhepaDistrict Meetings in order for ttièm to gain a better underste.ndingof how the Ahepa operates.

ode off 74faifeThe American Hellanlc Ec!ucolional Piogrosslve A$8ocl8tlon

Fr.\,rvìd,;`Ndir;:irit: 3±Tsff2g a/hag de @ drjf iral AV O'. 2 1

REPORT OF DISTRICT lvlARSHALL AND I)ISTRICT ADVL±±Q|3. (pg. 3)

GEol]GE MAl]MASI, I S I I I c I r, I , `. o I n o /

JOHN T t(OPLOS( 'u (`1 1 ''

:,AM D,+I<13

!J,`J("L' : -,,, r,.I .,,, y

.I -`MFs Nlcoi ^r)||Ill 11

iiîu`y r`; |l^!l^MAIJS

I)ls`rlct Marshall

i ;i:ODORE PEPITONEi,, I;1111-( Wtl' dt`'1

GUST ARETOSL)islilcl A(t)letic Dlreclor

WiLLIAM G. ROTAS```,halrmar` {;t Board

a) Ad\,lso's

In a few days, in the city of Log Angeles, a young personwill carry the Olympic Torch, so that thci Olympic Games may start,ttlQ c|amf}r3 which Our tinf,Ot5torf, Originate(I. /\rt; wt> r{3fH].y r,ri 4`;ivr3

1Lhe torch to the rut,ure ^^heparii3 to carry on our I;acrcd tl`L`diLioris'6`

I Wc)uld llltri LCJ u#L()rid in.y jjtjr}?onnl I,1`.'Jrll9i Lrj tilt; I)1Jit,J`lt;L

LtJdgLi of the Sons of Pe.r'lcles for their I)clip ancl co-ctp6`r£``ti.oll.

My special thanks to two distinguished Ahepan blòt,hers --Nick Loumis and George Bezaitis for theil` advice. And fimlly,I Would like to thank the District Govei`nor George Ma.rmas forappointing me to t,his office.

God bless you, may you all enjoy the convention and have aproductive conference.

Fraternally Yours,

WarpeA#tiff~;a494s#ar'a'mgi=Harry

July 6, 1984District Marshall &District Advisor

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52nd ANNUAL DISTRICT CONVENTION

GOLDEN GATE DISTRICT #21

JuliYy 6,7,8,1984

FRESNO, CALIFORNIA

DlsTRlcT #2i wARDENs REpORri

Mr. Chair.man, I)istrict Governor. Marinas. Delegates and Guests!

To l,lio dc}l®gates o1` the 3lflt Dii,trict Convention I would

like to express my sincere appreciation f or electing me to the

office of District #21 Warden at the Stockton Hilton.

I have strived to do my best to support the district lodge

by attending VisitaLtions, District I,odge Board Meetings, Insta-

lations, Funerals, Workshops, Conference art.d Dinners from all

the chapter.s.

I attended all my chapter meetings and furl.ctions.

I would also like to thank my colleagues of district lodge

f c)r` their co-operation and support.

Congr`atulatioTl.s to all the chapters I or their support with

the St. Nicholas Fund Drive because without them our goal would

nc)t be achieved. The chapters united can accomplish mir.acles.

I have no recommendations.

3.i.:`,i...`;?S':-..:gr...£L..,Ted Pepitonelwa.rden #21

blems. These visitations have been

ORDER 0F AHEPADISTRICT 21DISTRICT ATHLETIC ADVISOREND 0F THE YEAR REPORT

Distri.ct 21 does not have an acceptable athletic program that woulclin any way compete with our "Eastern" Brothers.This chairmanship has for some years been combined with the Sons OfPericles Advisor'S Position,1 l\ave spent this past year visitlng all of the chapters, t.ryirig toassist them"working"

AtttlchL,dto be beneficial to all concerned.

sltatlons ritadeThank you for an interesting year.

NovemberNovember 9November 18January 10January 26February 16March 11April 7April 10May6May9July 6.7,8

Fraternal ly yours ,

-.,...Su+v\ (3..iGust M. AretosDistrict Athletic Advisor

San i]ose-San Mateo InstallationMarysville #228Modesto #246Fresno #151San Francisco #150Sacrenlento #153Sam Jose #251Sam Mateo #392Vallejo #217San lose Spri.ng ConferenceReno #281Stocton #212Stocton Joint, District Lodge MeetingPittsburgh #259Fresno-Convention

/5' 2966 mileso#j?£;

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al '.'rrs.I

ANNUAL CHARITAELE ProJECTS RAF`Fl,E of Golden Gate. District, #21of the Order of Ahe and Da.uflhtera of PeneloDe

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It ls strongly `irged by the Advisory Boa=rd of Golden Got,e District #21

that an ANNUAI, CHARITABLE PROJECT RAFFT,E be established at thl8

Dlstrlct Convention, with the Daughters of Penelope as participants.

The prlzies will bei raffled at the District Convention Banquet. stating

t,1th the District Qonventlon of 1985.

There tilll ho 2000 tlck®ta l8suod at Sloo ea.ch. The prlz©8 will

be &B folloi-je. lot, pflE® $50,COOand pfiso $20,COO3rd prls2® $10.000and 19 prizes of $1000 each

First number dra,wn ichll be the grarfd winner.

Total pflz}es $99,000. Slooo to be used for exp©nse8. profit $100,COO.

The first year, all profits idll be used for the completion of the

Ahepa Bulldlng at the St,. Nicholas Ranch. The secor.d year all profit.a

will be given to the Baugiiters Of `Penelope, Bo that they my complete

aL project at, St. IIlcholas _lanch. Thereafter the profits will be

distflfuted oqunlly to charities desigmted by the Order of Ahepa

a.nd Daughera of Penelope of Golden Gate D18trlct #21. The profit till

only be used for charitable projects in DiBtrlct #21. No nonieB tdll t)a

used for national projt3c.,ts or project`cj outside of D1Strict #21. DIBtr].cJ.

Convention delegates to decide cn distrlbut.ion of t,he funds. one year

ln advance .

A sep&rato coREltte® will be formed to adrini8tor this aLnnual pz'ojects

raffle, The respective District Governors tdll automatically be

ex-offij3&io nenbers, and they will appoint 4 menbe.rs from t;.ach rospectlvo

Annual ltro(jects RaLffleFnge 2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2

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lodge to adnini8ter this project ecLch }-ear. Besides the eight

nenb®rs. a chalrmn ulll be appointed each year ty the respective

I)1Btrlct Governors. Each year the chaiman tilll rotate tetween the

Ahepa and Daughters of Penelope.

District I,egal Counsel to be used to trork out chl legal details of

the aeohanlQB of th® raffle.

It io tstnggoBt©d that t!io fir8t ]ri®ar tho Appolntod oho.im"i bo

Gus ^retas, who has hacn inotrlisenfal in concel-.'!ng tho e8ta.bliolIT.€itt

of a chcLrltabl® projects rafflc}.

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DISTRICT LODGE OFFICERS Elect

D.i6trct Goverr`or

/eorge` Marinas X X`

Lieutemamt Governor

JJohn I. Koplos

Di strict

;'Safl] `Dakis

Secretary

I)iti[rict Treasure

/u'ames G. Nicolaou

xy\

* `pr,

i,y

District Marshal/H'arry G. Haramali`r, X X

District Warden

'.i eodore Pepitone *'t/I)istrict Athetic Director

/Gust Aretos

Above seven elected District Lodge Off icers

Cercif ied By District Secretary

( ++ G`ut-•.=±±|,|Itq-Difr_/?.4L7'L=Ii'ii-

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9052nd DISTRICT CONVENTION

Fresno, California July 6, 7, & 8, 1984

CERIFILED LIST 0F PAST DISTRICT GOVERNORS

•rfaui G. Eiiopouioo ~ 'L+

George ri;r;:log 44/Angelo T. Mountano8 '

us M. Lekas

•~G::eJ?.P::3::gafge , `peter Tamars qu

..., : ` ! rig Rockas JJ. JJ)Ai.is Kufasimis &4

/f€:I;::::A*:ai:i': Sr. '1'

-,L{:,i:.":..t;:::::;*nM.D.,

Z{:::::n:; Z::i:atos'/'¢sl/i;u Janakcis

/4irair Aghazarian

ichc)las Loumos

piron J. Tentes

EEiiiEID\.

L/ 6oJ

afl,CEL. itb,

52nd. I)ISTRICT CONVENTION

Fresno, California

July 6, 7, & 8, 1984

CERTIFIED LIST 0F DELEGATES

GOLDEN GATE-PACIFIC CHAPTE# 150

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I) e I e g a t e s

rge J. Hontalas *

masT. Tjov:n°Sc,,£` \

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FRESNO CHAPTER # 151

Delegates

John Lignos i

Naim Tahan i

fin Fotes tAI Dimas4

SACRAMENTO CHAPTER# 153

DELEGATES

4ficholas Vavuris a1

-`:::::a:::::eifes<sfratf s zampat:has i

OKLAND CHAPTER # 171/ Delegates

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1(, `/

?:,::g::::;:::stant<ouros ii:uis Colombotos */J?mes Koplos '7`

STOCKTON CIIAPTER # 212

D e 1 t: ts a t e s

Peter Kouloures 1 6A//rfickparises +

Steve Panos X

St:eve Xanctopoulos

`..

``

AternatesJohn stathis .tJI

Gus S. Derdevanis

Nick Kon[i§ .t'`

John T. Kollaro§ tl{:'

Alternates

Fr. Johri Angelis I,, ` 1`,

Toni Kiriakopoulos ,"1

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ALTERNATES

Cosmas Alliapoulos

Gust Milton

William Manders

Alternates

George Johnson

Peter Anast

i-.~vl,..:`::

1ternatesL'Malcom Mccauley

4 George Pappas

Dr. Clinton Prescott

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MARYSVILLE CHAPTER # 228

Jil. Pa:;:::::::Henry Cook ctr/

MO|)ESTC) CHAPTER # 246

AiexKi::::::te4§drE rnie Kogeones

ohm Karneges

-cJ-/

/Bill KogeonesGARDEN CITY CHAPTER # 251

`ni

Delegates

11 Leos

Angelo Lygizos 4LJ

/tlary Kalargiros /d`L,,cos J. Hontalas

SALINAS VALLEY CHAPTER # 253/ Delegates

L'Arestedis Koufoudakis '

..\t ichael Xitakis

Tom Parskevopoulos 4,l-r

nry Dakis Gf?J. ,\

CONTRA COSTA CHAPTER # 259

DelegatesL<'eorge Kartinos

2:::::e:I::::asGeorge Booras

SOLANO CHAPTER # 217

Delegates

Arnold R. I)orer

George Pappas .,!,\

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(i/`

C>\

Alternates

Alternates

Alternates

Chris HarrisC/Strati Righelis

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Alternates.\

nrrique Garcla

Ta§os PEtroutsas

Alternates

Tony Vlahiotis

Andreas Pet:ri

Ant:hohy Logiss

A 1 I e r a a t: e §

Andrew Parra§ z^/J

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-iEEal

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RENO CHAPTER # 281

Delegates

John Drout§as +4>

Angelo Droutsas 4`'`J'r, C'

Alex Lemberes `/'!'7

Spiro Siaggas {.1

SAN MATE0 CHAPTER # 392

Delegates

Gus Zakos 'Nick Antipariotis t/Ceo Thodos

Sedgie Guy .+'

AlternatesCu8 Strataras

Gus El|is L

Alternates

James G. Hadres

Steve Manolakis

Chris Manolis

James D. Hadreas

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EIRE

The I)elegate list hereinabove are certified Co be the names mailed or

given to the District Secretary.Most of these lists .erce not mailedby Certified Mail, nor were they Post-Marked as §pecidied by the District

Conventiori. The District Convention "Credential Committe" should

qualify these report:.

Satn Dakis

District Secretary

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Report on Ahepa St. NicholasBank Account

San Jose: Sl1,000€a±±a=f+d 5,,4" f;7¢7~czjc u _ § + 999 _

Total I-7,000

u7s Za.kos

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San Mateo Chapter

I?i.cot z' ,L4~ ;iitr` SCL_ 'm4pz,< -i;.`t-

I i'frSutJrz: ,L} 4~ .c/,p

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" Lob#Leek:gcanTehs<J L:nL:,'Eeaen in°e{+ attLegr..qq5±L£±+4 ,1

LI C` ' n.

fro hl/otwr::/ ,ecomevidiah'®hs lyeye w\aal€ ~.

(I) T^qt +he Dek:cgqle Lu^cLeo.1 bc consic+ri€c¢ t6i-

i` Pr(Se.vlhti®n .`f ari dt4l€ht c?trydur.I, LL`c!rr

+I`e d;recht` cf i-Le Dl.3hl`.t ltJcpge.

(}) Profosc c{+4l<ti.c ev<nf5 a+ +I\e Di€t+Kt (a.,Leqhan,b`;:;n5:ft"+dhec i i:„::i:'(, fy (®iw*iffp `5,,.,A

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1 mQJL Jo,-+L` a&Of+t`try a+ thi`I 'efoor+,

® TLe full",+] Io,StLers fu\eie #dadetp^* PI<sem.+..

S'tn(,'tt Kpc;?n`-:,;"I,u]hn Kor6co,`je fu,avn„,I

l£.,=d+„

July 7, 198496

Greivince Committee

C h a. i r rr` a n

Co-aha i rmanGust. r.1 Aretos

Gus Hontala`s

G r?i v a n c e :The gre±vance is tha.t the conventionshoulc! start at 9:00 ,I\.i`:. on Fridaywith a break at 11:30 for forrra] open-

ceremon I es .

Recommendation: That the conventioncity he given i:hese instructions priorto the convention.

G r 6 i v a n .^ e :Scholarship cortimittee announces thewinners too late.

Recormenc!ation: That the scholarshipshoulc! announce the winners a`t lea.st30 days prior to the convention

Gr6 Evance :That the I,'iaids of Athena were notallowec! to register until 1:r'O P.in.Friday. This did not give theri enouc{h

time to corrolete their business.

4t--are+vaneet £`t,`.c..

Iba±-±be

#251#251

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Recommendation: That the Maids anc±

Sons register anCi` ha\/e availablefacilities by 9:00 .i.I`v:. Fric!ay

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a r e' Ev a n c e :That all. name-tags have the Delegate`sChaoter city I is,ted upon +hem

Gr6 Evance :That the Scholarship `Jommittee con-sider increa`sin.i the minimum schola.r§-ship to ì|òrr`.

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I}istrict -rovernors Tieport

52nd District Conventibrl .

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July 6,7,8,1984* X I x i it X i * # WX

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Mr. .?haim.an, Supreme I,oage Officers, Colleague on t;he DistrictIIodge, Past Juprene I,oage Officers, I'ast District a.overnorga,nd Brother Delegates.

It iB with a deep sense of gratitude `md apri3reciatlon to th.Delegates of the 51st District C;onvention in Stockton for tbeopportunity they offer.ed me to serve Ahepa as I)istrict Governorof the 21st District. I hope that I represented the Order ofAhepa with dignity and prefoli:led ny duties as District Governorabove and beyond reproacb.

I \'/ould like to acknowledge and thank the District Lad,ges of theDaughters of Penelo]e, Sons of Pericles, and the l[a.ia of Athenefor their cooperati.Jn ar.a resiect.

To all the rJ:r_a.pters and nembers of listrict 21, " Thank You "for the hospitality, frp,ternaligin .nd friendshiT) i;hat `.Jasbesto`.ted to i.e and ny Jistrict I,oci"fie on our visit:a.tii3ns.'Lò t:1.e Ire--`|.o 1onveition .?orL-ittee " .harut You .'for a.n oittstari.a-iiig r?o--iver_tion.

?inally to ny District I,oc.iàe " I:.à.ick You '' for your. effort. }rourtir].e ar.a your coi]iera.tion. It .,''as exTiecti3nal.

::y ira.vels stè.rted in .4ìtqust .,.Tit:n. tr`.e ?:3.ti)nal C7onvention inCh.ica.go `.r7here tr`_e `c?rouy`.d ..,. ark for this years everi.ts t`?ok TT.:i.ce,t:_en to -.'a,shi.ngton D. a. for tile ]istirict tlovernors Jonference.It i../as the lost enlightening event of my 40 years in the lln.epa.There we sg.v.. TTro|ress in the orc?.er, 1,`]..`.rd of '',ovemors i:1 acti.n)istrict l.,ov3rnors of t:i.e .the?r„ 13.nghters, ions, ;ina I,iaiaslT,ying out iror?I?.iT,s the enthusiasm `,I,tag i.ricredible. 'Jhen ```?.C'£ toJ.a,shiniton for tll_e Jori..rrressional Banquet 1,nd in 'oetween, ,insttil]_itions, -risitatiiiis, I,eeti.ng§, -r.?. b9.nquets. TO give`,rou ?. rletci.ilec. report ol-neetinss, Tih)ne calls, etc, I,./ould boreyou. Our time is much nope v?.1uabl_e, ?.-iLa I .... e hE.,ve ijvork to a.o.

99As a Ji§tl.ict Goverric)I. you think, sleep ?nd eat ALh.ep?..

i.ie c-1.'i.~i.ot +.elp .iiut `?.`t a few idea.s a.qd recoITmer.da.tions for thebetterT.ent of the Jistrict. I .h.a-`/e T)resetite:`. t`..ese recommendationsto t'`è various cormittees and t:I.ey aiè wor'kiT.g 1.. them at this time.

Ahei)a is ste.rtincq; to wol`lc 3,s a well )rcranize'] fr?.ternitv asthe 5uTiraT.e I,3d-e : . I is s`.A.7i,-riri.,: c3.itinuity. i'hishas òeen done ò'r organizing tì^è Past SuDrerr.e Pre§1dents who areacting as a :\oa.rd of Directors aid-Gtiid-i=g-tEe-OEdar-oT A:nepa.

.Ve in li§trict $21 '.rLave had the PAst-tl3TRIJI-.-It)-JIR::.JRS organ-

Lzt:±ef3:s¥:=:€. #`2T£,:, E#:¥ €,:.: g±:Er::€ a:v::::: ::e::I:::::€ar:g:he call cotmt ``n them to serve. rTr.\ey should 11.av.e lo:urnittee Chair-r.a.A: sùeh p.s Traveler 1`halrman, Ct)nvention '?itv lhair=\an, lJonfel`-ence a.nd 5er.ii.tars, `5iecial Proìects, such as T`-.a St. `Jichc)lag3alch arid 3c:iLolarshitis. Tìi.ese coTrm.ittee c `_TirTi.an s`rLould .oe r.lade•.{novm ti the Diistrici; Ciovernor .... so if he .,lag eL ?roblem '``.e 1.{nowswhom to contact.

I an recommending that the Past District Goverti.ors c?o onvisitations with a District IIodge officer to '.elo regenerate someof our weaker c'.a.aptel`s. They have the knowledge-and some of oul.aha.piers need ..r`.eli.

apr_pH a_]xELJsm1. The mai.nstay of the .|hepa is the CT{APTER and we in the listrictIIod.ge earmot help on one visitation a Fe-art -My recommendation in®1ace of a forr_?.I 'risita.tion exceot for Ina±allaticins a-.d Iiiti=tionsto .ol.ealf up tY`.e Jistrict I,od`ge into a stron,i liaison unit witheach Jistl'ict bod?e officer responsible for two c`:iattters a.rd :+ieI.ùst visit each c'Ln.3.T)ter it least three tilr.esT'`n.e ;risita.tiol',-rill be r.-.de ìJit:'i t_ie District rt-iovernor 3, .d the other two with aP..st listr. Goverrl.or. After each visita.tion :-_e will submit a re-Tort to the District qover``.or on his success arid if a P?,st-Jistr.-•'=civ. .,fas lrese-.at.

•.I:Ore :ì.A. .'>e a.ccor`.T]lisl..ea Oi a a-.1.e-to~O 1.e rela,ti3n5`[`.iì liist3aa

of a f jr,.3.I v.isli:atlon`.... t`H_is I,-'e can i`.eln ]`tr -.eQlc 1..rLantars. I,etuS tl`+- it fl)I 1 irer.r.

2. i-.-r `.e: -...o.]r -.,iishing to =.ttain the iffi_ce ,.f li=trict 3ovelnor3..`_\]ula be ] `_ t`/è lit,trict I,3d~e 1.t leLi.st t' fee (``) .rears sO :`Le3a._1 Ln.cciuli,`.i ..1.ir.self I-;ith t'±`.e ?istricl;.

3. r}etter c.|r_iiti.ic?,tiion \..-ith Jin.I?.|ters 1..1_d. tl..e lisT`trict L`)dre..``11 ]ha--tars fi`.]uli'i -i`_i`br-.it T`.`_ere --..i _ts, s`L`£ch a.s I.ìstalla,tiion-orIr.itia.tior. to tin.e )istriet I,3d.lie |t the ?)11.ve..1.+.i)..`..... so it ...'i||i.ot co.1.flict -`'.it`.J`+ -.-iv other /isit,-.tions.

4. I:1,e ?||3T .TT -)lY \:iT -.`Y :`.g.s been selei.`+.e(1 `.iT. our _lrcti.('iiocesec)s i-':}=.i D.a.Y .... let uf= `--.'. e fin effort i:o -I.1.``:e it .,1. 1I-r t).ry i.1 e?c:a.car:mtmit7 t'±`_is eoriri.q .rerr.

5. I. e rlisl:riot .roverr_or s:^.o\]1d li.=,ve I.I lea.st `)i :-eetiil.5 'rJitht è `|shon ever./ --.3L1.r tlî`,1.s cotl.T.unity iro'r)1er.`§ ea,i 'oe ir..ì.ed out.

loo.`. 7e ``.=ve in our I-ia.nds ]v I-arm tit.a.t our ieiTii..oars, ]istricttwer.ty (2o) uses ci,t t':`.eir .?oi.veition`s. It is `:èlT;ful_ a.rid It:r`.iri: ..,'e s`.`.ould. t~T.i:e it ir.to con.sid.err.tion ?,rd ?.t-ioT`t it .... t:~.eres]onsil`.ility i.a;ill ..ie "it:': i:.`_e Cop.vention ;?ity and t]l.a.ce ir.toeach 'tl.eler:ites bac:`:.

7. .L`.e``:. i.]t:.s =`.`Julì e co-:'`.sldere``ì LF`cir evezir J`:1..rc`.`_ .`Tesi:i-r-1tl`.at is in our District ,--itr`. brocl`ìjres ai.a rpplications ,)f .|h.e:ia.,)a.ughters of Penelope, :ons of Pericles a.-.id :,{aids of ltr_er`.a. i'elr.ave to go out a-_1_d look for ri.embershit)a. It is obvious, t:`.qti:`:iey ar3 not coming t. us.

3. It i`.'a.a T.andated to h2.ve O`r] T)istrict qorfel'er!ce 9,-.a 0-r3Seminar Session :.',.itl`. '7hcq.pi;er O:ficers. Out first i=es§ioì. i.i.ad alittle clifficT.ilty '3ut the lonfereri.ce '.',;as a c-uccess. I <o recor.-.r.cnd t±.rit the .ii|Tillazi/s, tit.e Ja.u,?;iters of erel_oTte, Sons ail.a ti-e:.:aids .ìe .T.€rde 9,v7are oI-t'!`.is t.Liru the lia,ison. .LIT I,e`Ti§lationi.h.at inc.ludes the aujr.i].iarys ST'OUI,D i,'+I ?`llE t{:,.O../?I ``0 .I ---- 3If beforetr`.e C;onvelt]on er.ds so tlat i;`.ey ,ii,ay cndo?i it.

spaclAI, p9.OI]c}TsOur Specla.1 Pro,iect, St. I:icholag Ranch ar.d Bet;reat Center

if Tilògressing very slow 3ur sure. As of now, we a.re --Or tooClose to our ?oal 3S9,OOO. Some of oi.ur Chapters are drg.`t=girigtheir feet and brother.,',73 ??A'/3 cormitteed the Ahepa .... so let usnot .oack down :Tot.J.

TRA''31,ER

•L'Je 'r,.a.ve a, fine iuìilicatio-`. ir` the Ail.epa Ira.veler. :.€a.py Cha.ptel.a

are lot ser.ding ii. an`/. art;icles. Icifh c}i.apter should have afor i;±i.e 'Pravel_er„ :Ta.tional :£a€azine andorrmunity. I 1..av6 received diffeIè._it3Bafe:¥b:i,:::¥ ::ae¥nc

]u'31icatic>hs-from various Jistric€s air.d let r.e say .... that i`resii.ould 'oe |I.oucl of t:'ie AJ`,e?a Traveler a,:id say ''T:-ijlE Y`lu" òrothertom T,jovenos, 1r.itor a~n.a r`.is staff.

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•=o Our €c-olci.rs:n.ip corlrr.ittee ':-.ì`TK ``-llU I-or u )utstlid.inr: io'o,-`si.iecia.11:/ to \')ur JhaiFT,c.1, Dr. :.:I,rl I.o_istart.tile .... tis e.,ier```è€`s,p,:,=resslv=iess f`,T.a dledicatior. sli.ould be a,a exalr,T)le i. :.11.i us../e are `roud to have a man of his ca_1iber to :i.ead i:`.is c]r.T.ittee.T!i.A-iK YOU JI.. i:\instantine ir.d your conmittee.

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I `|i.ve recomrr.er.ded -\.'e ..`_eLve e.-.1. .A.t`:1.1etic .Join,Tittee I.t each iJon-vei.1_tic to l|an e-.reì.ts Lri.-.ori.€st i `-T)tors ina I)istrict eire:1.ts s:r`.ouli•oe 'Iolf Pour-.`_aLner_i:s, '1oi,.,'1i_i.5 ---- lay be )cLsebcill '..tith 3``'T 5.ns ....

let us fi.^Ld tz`Lings to rLf.ke i, ?.`|.`,-ention furl .... so otLr =-amiliegcarl Participate. lil.:?e]ri.a:.1. is ``.eld a.nfluall:/ òy Contr=. JOsta Chapter.Ijet us rf.al:e it L| `)istrict .1I-fair ..... ith Joitra Costa :.s our :.:Ost!!!Lei: us `r_a.-`-e a tolf tourn,pr.ent in tii.e v?.1ley and or_e ii. I.`.e 3aya.re`t` ..... Plc.`,r it off 'it tr\.e .iey.t District .Jor`.vention.

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ever ha.or)ened to our. Orderwill al-sa include District\Sacramento Ahepa Chapter. . .of Sa.cranento.

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IEGISIAT'.TLi: DI`T`rER---------- ~I,ast year a,t t'|e Convention a plan wa.s formed. to honoI` the

Governor ?i California a.nd the State Legislai.ires. )ue to cireun-stances bei/ori.d o-.r coritrol, it T,'a.s cancelled. '/e tùrsudd:*it this`reai a,nd the da.te ii_as been set o-.. the Governor's calendel`...it' ,.,. ill 'oe oi_ January 28,1985. 1his is tlie bi-gest e-v-elit that .'if.s

AI a ®f Ca,lifornia. Tì.is eve-.|.t21 and '`7ill te spotisored by the1 1.e held at the Holiday Inn

BUDGFT

I do lcno.i.' ì,'hen it corf,eg to :.'OTT3Y eve]:.y oi.e sits un a-1.a. ta.1_:es?rotice..."/ell 3rothers,11 IS ?1\) -ihr, and. I do `:1_ot]e eveiv OTT.e sitsup and tal:es ri_otice f..r t.a.e follot.+ing recom_r!èT_dations:

1. :-oney be bud.r?etted every -.ear sc} that t`fl.e Jistrict -Tover-nor a3ten,!h:h3ig::::: s,!::g:.:o:T3:3`t:t 3!!;r¥:,;t:!gui!ogt::n3 i:i!r.Ftr:TC¢Iors or as rEany g.a :n.e can .,whether C`nurch, Politics.1 or -ThEp=.-grothers, this takes money. ..re do not .„ant to ria±ce 1;heDistrict Governor Office A ''Eich Han'sn Club, because if .,7e do,`we will lose a lot of Good Men; therefoI.e, I am I.ecommending:

That the District Gowernor allowance to the Supreme`Jonvention be raised S200 molè.i-is District Allc>wance be increa.sed 1225.

I,et us nave tr_e District Governor at these funeti.oneand honored as a tllie Leader of District ,£21 Order of .thei3a.

)ISTalcT

0-/erall_ District 21 is in lretty good she.pe, ì/e do h,9.vesole wealf chapters and t!i.at is "hy I an recome.,nding the lifiison\mit `.f the listrict Ijolge.

`,rotzier.s, I ln..I./e Ti-/t]i :r)u son.e ?I my it'e..s Tna recoiel-`=-tior[s tiec..iise I feel the .Ci.eii is on `_i c3|rii~b.are ....- '^.ivrly tota.ke off. ,e :\.`re t;a `t)e lr^pared .... we cìn?t 'oe 1_eft lurch_ir_ctin t':lie a,a.rk.

I 'i.ave t;riEirl to ir]iect 1. |..|itive imf,ie tc) tr+e ]istrictbecause with 1 positive attitude nothi:rig cr,i sto? ìs. lil tin_es"all bickering does not metT3.n 'inythirig if ri T)erson t`.n.im{s .Ihet)a,first. But if one thihks only of il.ry or :+imself, i:..c]Tia is t+h.ena lost cause.

`>o brothers, T_et us not f.rget what .Ihepa stan€Ls for a.1.d" Do more in '34 " -=')r t'i.e .TreF.t.iesg c)f

I,I;I. i:h.i,irir.a.n I r.ove fi.r the 1.doTitio re .)art .

r¥e p. :,.a.mri.astrict ~rov-3rnor

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coriMITTEE REpoRT oN CUBRENT NATlctNAL pF!t).ECTs

1. AHEPA/pAc, A p()LITlcAL ACTlt)N ct)rmlTTE:E t)F THE t)BDE:f{ t}FAHE:pA. THE ATTACHED BRclcHURE ExpLAlnys IN DETAIL THE pAcPfioGRAMi ALL HEME}ERS HAVE RECEIVED A, Ct)PY F.f{(JM THE SUPREHELODGE. THE COMMITTE:E: UFtGE§ THE/: `CHAPTERS TO APP()INT APEf]MANENT C()MMITTEE ANI} SuBHIT THEIR NAMES TO HEAD(S!UABTEPSF.C}R THE PAC PF`OGRAM.

2. THE STATUE rjF. LIBERTY PR`)GRAM. IT IS VERY IMpi)FiTANTTHAT ALL CHAF'TE:R§ ()F ()UR DISTRI CT PARTICIPATE: WITH ADONATltJN TOWARDS THE RESTLIRATI0N OF. THE STATUE (:)F LIP.ERTY{)N E:LLI§ ISLAND WHEFiE MILLIl}NS HAVE E:NTEf`ED AND BUILT THISGREAT CC)UNTRY (:)F OURS.

3. THE ANNUAL CC)NGRESSI¢NAL E.ANQUET ; THE BANQUETSURPASSED ALL SIMILIAF{ SUCH BAN(i!UET§ WITH 12@ LEGISLATURESPBESENTi NUMEROU§ TV AND PRESS MEDIA AND WITH THEPARTICIPATlt)N t)F THE INC{)MPAl]ABLE a()a HOPE: WHO WAS AWARDEDTHE AHEPA §OCRAT I C; AWARD AFTE:R THE END OF HIS CC)M I CM()N()LOGUE:. THE ARRANGE:MENTS C{)MMITTEE 1§ Tt) 8E Ct)MME:NDEDF.(:)R A MAGNIFICIENT JC]B IN PRESENTING A DIGNIFIED AFFAIF{BEE.ITTING THE OCCAS§I0N. PAST SUPRE:HE PRESIDENT. L(JutsMANESIl)TES WAS TOASTMASTER AND WAS PRECISE AND TO THE PC)INTI.N Hls INTR{]DucTlt]Ns. THE E:NTrf}E AFFAIR wA§ E:NDED AT 11 pHFt:tR THE FIRST TIME IN AHEPA BANlauET HlsTt:tRy. THE ENTIREAHE:PA E:Xpf{E§SE:D ITS GRATATUDE TO (JUR BROTHER. ALEX G.SFANOS WHO TRANSPORTED BOB HOPE TC) WA§HINGT{)N ANI) E.Act< T()L. A..

§PECTFULLY SUBMITTED

GEt)RGE A BEZAITls, cHAlfaHANPE:TER GE{)f3GE

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LEKAS

52ND ANNUAL DISTRICT CONVENTION -Ff}ESNC)tcALIFt-JRNIA

RES()LUTltJN§ Cl)HMITTEE ftE:Pof`T

1. WHE:REAsi THE DISTF{]CT LODGE 0F GOLDEN GATE: DI§T. #21HAs E:XTENDED TO THE OE:LEGATES AND vrsrTt)fas t]F THls 5'2NDANNUAL CONVENTIC}N C)F 6C)LDE:N GATE DISTRICT #21 ] ORDEfi l.IFAHEPAi THE FINEST AME:RICAN AND HELLENIC H{JSPITALITY;

E.E IT RES()LVE:D THAT WE. THE: DELEGATES HEREIN A§SEMBLEDiE:XPRE§§ {)UR Gf{ATITUDE TO THE:SE F.INE PERSONS ()F THISAMERICAN-HELLENIC ORDEFti LED P,Y DISTRICT GOVERNOR GE:C}f]GEMARMA§.

=.. WHEREAS. THE HOST C(:)MMITTEE. LED a.Y BILL BO0RAS ANDT()HN LABRIT; AND §I§TEBS S(JPHIE NICALAU AND CLARA C(JLIHARIS(:)F. THE DAUGHTERS ()F FIE:NE:L(:)PE AS CO-CHAIRPE:RSONS HAVE GIVE.NUS AN (.IUTSTANDING CONVE:NTlt)N3

P.E IT RESC)LVED THAT WEi THE DELEGATES HEF{EIN A§SEME.LEDiE:xpREss i}ufi AppF{Ec lAT rt]N THBt)UGH t)uB CONVENT ltjNCHA I f}PE:Rsl)NS FOR THE I R E:X CELLENT PEF!F.Of}MANCE i K I NDNESs IHtJSPITALITYi AND F.RATERNAL SPIRIT.

3. WHEREAS. C}UB DISTRICT GOVERNC}Ri GEl:)RGE MARMA§ AND HISDISTRICT L{)DGE HAVE PEFtF.()RME:D THEIR DUTIES IN AN EXE:MF'LAf`YF.A§HIl:}N AND IN THE FINEST TRADITIl:)N OF AHEPA;

BE IT RES{)LVED THAT THEY a.E HIGHLY Ct)MMENDED Foft A Jt)BWELL Dt:)NE AND THAT THEY HAVE: THE GRATITUDE AND HEARTFELTTHANKS OF THIS CONVENTI{)N.

4. WHEREAS. THE CONVE:NTIl)N BUSINESS ()FFICE:ft§. CHAIRMAN LOU•JANAKOs i U I CE-CHA I RtlAN PAUL E:L IOPOUL()S. AND SECRETARYeec)BGE t{ARTINll§ HAVE PERF-Of}HED THEIR TAst{§ WITH CC}MPETENCE.EFFICIENCY AND SINCERE SPIRITi

BE. IT RES(JLVE.D THAT A GRE.AT NOTE OF THAN[{S a.Ei HERE ANDN()Wi tJF.F.ERE:D T¢ THESE F.INE Bf{t)THEf]S.

5. WHEF{EA§t VALUAB,LE PRINT AND AIF{ TIME WAS GIVEN GRATIST(J THE CONVENTI{)N Ct)MMITTEE PUBLICIZING (:)UR 5.END DISTRICTCC)NVENT I C}N :

BE IT F!ESC}LVED THAT WEi THE DELE:GATE.§ HEREIN AS§EMBLEDiEXpftE§§ t)UR GRATITUDE AND HEAf}TFELT THANKS T{) THE EDIT()RS0F. THE FRESNo BEE: AND THE HELLENIC JrjuRNAL. THE AHEPATRAVE:LER AND THE V()ICE ()F. §T. GEI}f}GE.

108

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6. WHEF{EA§. IT HAS g.EE.N TEN YEARS SINCE. THE TUFil{Isll AfiMYBv NAr`.E:D AGRE§§I()N Bf]uTALl ZED THE pEt)PLE t3F cypRus, AND

WHEREAS. SAID ARMY AND THE CC)UNTfiY (:]F Tuf3t`.EY HAVE /)CCUPIED/+a./. ()F. THE GEOGRAPHICAL LAND AF{EA ()F CYPRU§i AN INDEPENDENT

C(:IUNTRY. AND DI SP()§SESSED I.©®. ©©tzI CYPR I t]TS t:)F HELLEN I CDE:SCE:NT . AND

WHEREAS. TURl{E.Y HAS REFUSED TO PRC)VIDE ANY INF(:)RMATI(:)NFtEGAf`DING 210@ MISSING PEBS{)NS. INCLUDING TWO AME:RICANCITIZENS. AND

WHEREAS. THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES HAS BY ITS()WN INACTI()N CAUSE:D AN AGGRAVATI()N AND DETEF{[()RATI(}N ()F. THECYPRUS §ITUATIONi

BE I T RESOLVED THAT THI S CC)NVE:NT I C}N AS A WH(:)LEIriME:DIATELv sE:ND A STR()NG MEs§AGE t)F ct}NCERN To pFiEslDENTRCINALD f3EAGAN AND THE UNITE:D STATE:§ C(:lNGBE:SS AND STR(:)NGLY()uR E:LE:CTE:D REPRE:sE:NTAT I VE:a T{.i riAi`E: THE: Cvpf3U§ ISSUE AF-CtRE.M()§T CrjNCERN F-oR RE§C)LVING THAT CC)NTR(:)VERSY AND T0 USETHE PRE.STIGE: ()F- ()uR C()UNTRYt THE UNITEI) STATES ()F AMERICAiTrj SE:E: To THE REM(:)VAL ()F. ALL FOREIGN TR(:)(:)P§ FR(:)M CypRuS ANDFull REPATBIATI()N I)F AL!~ DISPLACED CYPRI()TS.

FiESPECTFULLY SUE,MITTED.

GUS M. LEKASPETE PAPPAGEORGENA[M TAHAN. M. D.JOHN LIGNl:)SCHRIS E. R()C+<AS

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RE P ':) Fi T()F'

e.UDGET COMMITTEE

THE BUDGET C()MM I TTEE (JF THE FRE:SNO 5`£ND ANNUAL D I §Tf` I CTC(:)NVENTIl:)N MET (:)N `TULY 6 AND JULY 7. 1984.

UP(]N fIECEIVING TESTIM(JNY F.R()H VAF]I()US OF-FICERS AND AFTE:F{ DUE:

Cl)NSIDE:RATRI{:)N GIVEN TO THE VARI{:)US P.UDGET F}EVENUE AND E-XPENDITUREI rEM§, THE E,UDGET ct)MM[TTEE: IN EXEcuTlvE sEsslt)N, ct:jNCLijDED I:T5F{EP(:)BT F(:}Fi Pf{E:SENTATI(:)N T(:) THE C(:)NVENTI()N DE:LE:GATES.

THE Ft-jf3EGt]ING NAF3RATlvE F{EptjRT, INCLUDING THE: Acc(]mpANy lNGp,UDGE.Ts t:iF THE GENEFeAL FUND (EXHIE,IT A) AND THE TRAVELE.R FUND(EXHlarr a) Ft)R THE F.IscAL TEAR igg4-iga5 wAs pF{ESENTED IN DE:TAILT(:I THE Cl)NVENTI(:)N DE-LE:GATES EiY THE: EiuDGET COMMITTEE CHAIRMANi WH(:)THEN M(:ivED F.(:iR I.HE ADt)pTlt:iN t)F 'T.HE: f?Ept:iRT wHrcH wAs sE:c()NDED p.vE.F}(:)Tt+EF} AFIN(:)LD D(:)FZEF{. AFTE.Ft SEVE:RAL M(:)TI(:)NS WEF}E FiAISED Et.Y VARII:)US

DELEGATES, 1-HE: ArlENDrlENTS WERE: INct)flpt]FiATED INTt-j THE: E,UDGE-Ts ANDTHE V(:)TE WAS TAtÈN F-(:)a THE AD(:)PTlt:)N (:}F THE 1984-19E35 GE-NEFiAL F.UNDAND AHE.PA TRAVE:LER f-.UNO E,UOGET

RESPECTF.ULLY SUE,MITTED.

ERNEST lÒGE(JNEsi +3Ecf{ETARYL(:luIS Cl:)L(.IMP,()T(:)Si GE(:)RGE H(:)NTALASGuS H()NTALAS. JAMES I(()Pt.t-JSSTEVE §cc.uRiÈs, GEt]RGE -rHciDcisNIGH()LAS VAVuf]IS

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