GOLDEN GATEDISTRICT NO. 21

65th i]NNimL coNLiENTIONJUNE 26-29, 1997SHCHflMENTl],CflLIFl]RNlfl

NICK J. KHPETflN

ConlJBntion ChairmanFresno Cliapter No.151

I]N6EL0 Ml]UNTflNOS

Conuention Co-ChairmanGolden Gate Pacific [liapter No. 150

BILL B00RI]S

ConiJention SecrEtaruFresno Cliapter No.151

65th ANNUAL I)15TRIl=T [lJNVENTI0NsACRAmENTo. cA.

I:l]NVENTI0N HINUTE§

TABLE 0F- CONTENTS

Opening CerEmc)nles ancl Election c]f Convention Off i[ers

ChaF)ter F`epor`t5

Dlstrlc:t Lc]dge Off it=ers and Bc]arc] c]f I)irectc]rs f`epc]Tlt5

[onvention Committee BeF)c]rts

Elec:tions of DlstT`1[t 'LtJc]9e Off lc:Ers and Scholarship Cc]mm.

6c]c)d c}f thE Order anc] Clc}sing Remarks

REPORTS

Roll [al Summary

Deleeate5 Li5ting and Attendaric:e

1996-1997 District Memorial Page

Cc)nventic]n [c)mmit:tee Chairmen

CHAPTER REPORTS

Bolc]en Gate-PaEif ic: Chapter #150

Fresnc) Chapter #151

Sac=ramEntc) ChaF)ter #153

C)akland Chapter #171

StcJc:kton Chapter` #212

Sc)lanc) Chapter #217

MarysvillE Chapter` #228

Modesto Chapter. #246

Garc]en City Chapter. #251

[ontra [osta Chapter #25P

RencJ ChaFiter #281

Sar\ MatEc) Cc)unty Chat)ter #392 -I-

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Sc:hc)larship Staric}inQ Commlttee Repc)r`t

Distric:t Chaplain's BEF}c]rt

Dlstric=t Warc]en's F`ept]rt

Di5trlc:t Sc)n's f}c]vi5c]rs FIEpc)rt

Distric:t; Athletic= Directc)rs Repc)rt

D15trlct Marshall's F\Epc)rt

Di5tT`ict Tr'ea5urEr's Report

Di5trict Secretary's Deport

Di5tric=t Lt. Gc]vernor`5 F\eport

Dlstric:t Governc]r`s BeF)c}rt

6rievance Committee F\epor`t

Convention Cities & I:onference F\ept]rt

f`heF)a TravEler F\eF)c)rt

SpEc:ial Prc]jects [cJmmittee F`epc)rt

Br`c)Nth & Expansic)n [c)mmittee RepcJrt

Sc:holarshlp [c)mmlttee ReF}c]rt

Resc]1utlon5 t:I)mmi t;tEE Repc)rt

Athletic Committee Fiepc)rt

Gust Aretc)s Memorial Func] Report

Distri[t AhEF)an. Chapter. and Presit]Ent c]f the YEar F`eF)c]rt

Budget, Financ:a. and Audit Cc}mmitteE Rept]rt

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65th I)ISTRICT CONVENTIONSf}CBAMENTO, EA.

Boll)EN GATE DISTRIC:T 21

CONVENTION MINUTES

The 65th Annual Distric:t Cc)nvention hc]sted by ttie SacramentcJ FIHEI'nfamily at the SaEramentc) Hiltc)n Hotel, Sacramentc), Ca. was callec}to cJrc]er by [onventic]n Chairman Brc). GEorge Kc)ufasimas at 9:30 C"on Frltlay, June 27, 1997. Bra. Koufasimas welcomec] all theDelegates and wished them suc:c:e5s in thEir deliberatic]n5, he alsour`gEc] the Delegates tc) c:c)ntac:t any of thE] ConvEntlcJn Cc]mmittEemembers fc]r any as5istanc=e that they might need. Brc]. Kc]ufasimasturnEd the gavel over to Dlstric:t Gc)v. Charles §F)yrc)F]cJulcJs. Brc].Nlc=k KaF)etan, F]DG, started thE businEss sEsslcJn with a F]rayEr. ThEPledge c]f Allegiar`c:e was rE[itec] by all F)resent. Dlstr. Gc]v.Charles Spyropoulc)s aF)pc]inted BrcJs. Gec]rge Jc]hnsc]n and PD6 Ted[uEli5 as tellers. ThE uno ff iEial vc]ting strEngth c)i the CJpenlngsessicJn was 40 Delegates whic=h inc=1udec] District Lc]dge Off ic:Erg,Past District Gc]vernc]r5, and Chapter Delegates.

I;c]v. Charles Spyrc)F)oulos asked fcJr nc]minatic]n5 frc]m the f lc]c]r fc]rthe off ic=E of Cc)nventic]ri Chairman:

PDG GecJrge MargelcJs nc)minated PD6 Nick Kapetan, F.resno Chapter 151,fc]r Conv. [hm., sec=ond Eiy Brc]. StevE Houvardas. NominaticJns werec:lc)sad ancl a unariimc)us ballot was c:ast for PDG Nlc:k Kapetan as[onvention Chairman for the 65t;h Distric=t Cc]nventicJn.

PEE Ni[L.. I{.apEtan norriinatec] PDE3 Angelc] Mountanos, 5ah FranEi5c:cjChaptEr, t-c}r I.onv. I.'iEE Chm„ 5ec:c!nd by PD6 Ted Cuc=1i5.Nominatic)ns were clc]sEd and a unanimous ballot was c=ast for F'DBAngelc] Mc]untano5 as Cc)nvention Vice Chalrman.

PDG Nick KapE]tari nc]minat;ed Brc]. Bill Bc)c]ra5, Fresno Chapter i51,for [c]nv. Set:t., seEc]nc] by PD6 Ted C:uclis. Norninatic)ns were c:1c)sec]and a Lirlanimc]us ballot was c:a5t; fc)r Brc). Bill Bc)ora5 as Cc)nv. Sec:t.

PDG 6ecJree MargelDs administerEd the c]ath c]f off ic:e tc] the newlyelec:tEc] Cc)nventlc]n off icers.

[c}nv. [hm. NIEL'. Kapetan thankecl thE delegates for elec=t;ing him a5Cc]nv. [hm. BrD. KaF)Stan mac]e the followlng appcJlntmEnts: PDE;Chris Fio[ka5, F-resnc] Chapter 151, and Bra. Ta55os Kc}nstantin,Oakland [haptEr, as [onv. Parliamentarians, Brc). Steve Hc)uvardas,Fresnc), [haF)ter 151, as Marshall, and Bra. Stavrc]s Kalc)miris,FrEsnc] C:hapter 151, as In5idE SEntinel. [c]nv. Chin. Nic:k Kapetanthen explalnEd the fc]rmat for the Busnes5 Sessic]n5 c)i theCc]nventic]n. f)1l disc=ussic)ns c]n mc]tions will be limited tc] 10 min.on ariy item and eat:h c]elEgatE will be allc)wec] tc) speak c]n themcJtion fc]r c]ne minute. Brc). Kapetan 5ugge5ted that tcJ keep thEmEetings gc]ing smc]c]thly, we shc)ulc] try and keep the side rEmark5tc) a minimum. The next orcler` cJf buslnes5 was ChaF)ter reF)orts=

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C=Hf]P TEF` F`EPCJRTS

GOLDEN 6f\TE-Pf}CIF-IC #150 waswT`itten r`eFior`t SEE Page 21.

FRESN0 CHAPTEB 151

given by PDG Paul Eliopoult]s. Fc]r

was 9iven by Bra. Bill Boora5. F-c)r writtenreF)cJrt see pagE 22.

Sf}CRAMENTO [Hf\PTER #153rEport see page 25.

C)AKLAND CHAPTEB #171repc)rt; see page 24.

STOCKTON CHAPTER #212repc}r.t see page 25.

was 9iven by PD6 Bill Bc)tag. Fc}r written

was 9lven by PDG Ted Cuc:lls Fc)r written

was given by PD6 6ec]rge Marinas. For written

§OLAN0 CHAPTEB #217 wasreport see pagE 26.

MARYSVILLE CHAPTERreport see page 27.

MODEST0 C:HAPTEB

elven by Brc]. Arnolc] I)orer. F-or written

#228 was given by Brc). Kantargis. For ujT-itten

#246 was given by Brc). Nic:k Kc]rakis. Fc)r writtenreF}ort see page 2E}.

6AF`DEN CITY C:HAPTEB #251 was given by Bra. Bus Hazifotis. Fc)rwritten report see page 29.

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY [HAPTER #25P was rEad by [onv. Chin. PD6 Nic=k-Kapetan. For written r`epc}rt See page 50.

BENO CHf}PTER #281 was read by [onv. I:lim. PD6 Nic:k Kaoetan. Fc)rwritten repc}rt See page 31.

SAN MATED COUNTY I:HAPTER #592 was Qiven by Br`o. Ilias FrangtJs. FCJrwritten report see page 32.

The Conv. [hm. Ni[k Kapetan c:alled for a rc]ll Call c]f all Delegatesat 10:20 A.M. The vc)tirig st;rEngth was 52 Delegates.

PDG Anthc]ny Maris referrecl tc) news bulletin whic:h gave a briEfhist;c]ry about several Chapters in the DiEtric:t.

STANDING comHITTEE REpt]RTs

SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:

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Bra. Harry KalarglrcJs. C:hm. c)f theSchc]larshiD CtJm. eavE] his repc]rt 5eE page 35 & 34 fc)r wr`ittenrepoT-t. At thi5 time the Mc]destc] Chapter made a $500.00 dc}nationtc] t;he Schc]1arshlD Fund.

DISTF`I[T LCJDGE F3EPDF=TS

DISTF`ICT CHAPLAIN: Brc]. PDC5 John Kc)plc]s, Oakland Chapter, rEpc)rtEdwith the wr`itten c:CJF)y c)n page 55. f] mcJment of 5ilenc=e was halc] forc]ur depaT`ted Brothers. See F}agE 17 fc]r list of our departec]Brother5.

DISTRICT WARDEN: Brc]. Ana5ta5ic]s PilitJti5, Oaklanc] ChapterrEF)c)rted with written reF)art on page 36.

SDN'S C]F PE:RICLE§ ADVIS0B: Brc]. Tassc]5 Kc)n5tantin, Oaklanc] Chapterref)ortlng fc]r BT`c). Harry HaT`amali5 who was lil and not able toattend [cJnventic]n. Written T`epcJrt on page 57. fit t:his time theDistr. Gc)v. of the Son'5 of Peric:les, Jc)hn Wc]ocl, was esc:c)rted tothe pc)dium by [c]nv. Chin. Nic:k Kapetan. The goal c)f the Son.5 wastc] cJrganize I:haptErs to meet regularly and iric:rEasE membErship.They lnitlated 34 new Sc)n's this year, plus 16 new Sc]n`s inSacramento. They nc)w have 5 ac:tive [hapter5 anc] are willing tohelp AhEF)ans in any way pc)s5ible. I:c]nv. Chin. clirec:tec] Brc). IllasFrangc)s tc) attEnd the Son`s [c)mmittee meeting to c:larify thesltuation betwEEn thE San Mateo Sc)n's and the Belmc]nt Son's.

CITHLETIC: I)IRE[TOB= Brc]. Ta5sc]s Kc)n5taritin, Oakland Chapter,reportec] that Distric:t 21 Sori's had a suc:c:essful year, nc]t manyac=tivities, but suc:c:essful. They wish tc] form a Nc)rthern [alif .SpcJrts Hall of F-ame tc] rec:c}9nlze c}ur lt]c:al athlEtEs. They hac] aBc]lf Tourrlament cin May 25, 1P97 whi[h was c:c)-sF}onsDrec] with theSc]ri'5 District Lc)dgE. NEt prc]f it frt]m the tcJurnament; was $700.00whic:h was 5F}lit with the Sc]n's Distr. Loc]9e. Bra. Ta5sos presentecla EhEc=k for $350 to be used fc]r athlEtic= functic)ns ln the Dlstrlc:t.See page fc]r adc]itic)r`al commEnts c]n this Item. It was suggestedby ttie Cc)nv. C:hm. that the AthlEtiE Directc]r5 recommendatic]ns be5ubmittec] tc) the Athletic: Cc]m. for T`eviEw anc] possible implementa-ticJn. See letter by f}thletic DiT`e[tor c)n Page 58.

DISTRICT MARSHALL: Brc). Tom Chiar.[hianis, Stoc:kton ChaF)tar,reF]c]rted with wT.itten reF)art on page 39.

DISTBICT TREASLJREPl: Brt]. Alex LembeT`es, F`eno [hapt;er repc]rtec]with written repcJrt: t]n F}agE 40.

DISTBICT SECBETARY: BT`ch Bus Hazifc)tis, San Jc]se t=haF)ter, reportedwith the written repc]rt c)n F}age 41.

DISTF\I[T LT. GOVERNOR: BrcJ. StephEn Bc]1aris, San Jc]5e [haFiter,repcirtec] with the writtEn reFicJrt on page 42.

DISTRICT 60VE:RNOR: Brc). Charles Spyropoulo5, Oal<land Chapter 171,reported, with the written repc]rt on pages 45-47.

Conv. Chin. Nick Kaoetan reac] the names c]f the Chairman fc)r thevaric]us workinQ c:ommitt;ees of the Convent;ic]n. See paQes 18-20 fc)rthe riames c]f thE commit;tee [hairDeT-sons. All c:c)mmittees are tomeet thl5 after`nt]on 5c] that they c:an Start r`eporting on Saturc]aymor`ninQ. The bu5iriess sEssic]n of the Conventic]n was tc) r`Ec=c]river`eimmec]i:tely af tar the Delegates Lunchec)n.

6C)OI) OF 0BDEFl: PDG Karl Konstarit;in. Oaklar`cl Chapter. reportecj c]nthe Cyprus resolutic]ri in [c)ngre55. He suggested that as inc]ivic]-uals we shc]ulc] write to our [ongre55men c:c]nc:erning this matter. healsc) passed out lit;eratuT`E.

I:redential Committee rEF]ortec] that Brc]thers Jc]hn Guy, Tc]ny Lagi5,and Willlam PanagoF)oulc)s to be c:c]nsidErEd c)ff icial c]elEgates fromthEir rE5Dec:tive ChaF)ter5.

ThE Friday afternc)c)n ses5it]n was to meet at 1:30 PM anc] all workir`gc:c)mmittees wer`e to meet in the af ternoc}n and have their ref]ortsT`eac]y for the Saturc]ay bu5iiies5 5ession. The mornirig meeting wasad]tJur`ned at 12 nc]on tc} attenc] the Delegates Lunc:hEc)n.

The Frit]ay afternoc)n session was r`ec:onvenec] with I)lstric:t; Lc]c]9eOff icers Alex Lemberes, Steve Bc)laris. anc] Dlstr. Governc)r I:harlesSF}yrc)poulc)5 reac]ing thElr repc]rts. [c)nv. [hm. Nic:k Kapetan urgec]thE DelEgates again tc] havE their workirie c:c)mmittEE mEetines thisafternc)on sc] that we can Star.t with the rei]c)rts at 9=00 A.M.Saturc]ay morning. CcJnv. Chrr`. read the rt]11 call c]f all DelegatEsat 2:25 P.M. Ther`e were 6 Distr. Lc)dgEs Off ic:ers, 23 DElegates,and 13 Past Distr. Gc]v. Meeting adic)Lirnec] at 2:30 P.M.

The Saturc]ay sessit}n was c:ailed to c]rt]Er by the [onv. Chin. NickKapetan at 9:10 f}.M. There was a rc)11 call c]f Conv. DelegatEs with39 DElegates in attEnc]anc=E. Conv. Chin. KaF)etan c:allec] fcJr c:c)mmit-teE repc]T-ts.

[OHMITTEE REPORTS

RESC]LIJTI0NS COMMITTEE: Ctlm. BILL Christ;e. San Jc)se ChaF)tar, repc]rt;-1r`g. See pages 61-65 fc)r the written repoT-t. Fir`st half c)f theref]c)rt was apprc)vec] aE reacl. Re5c)1utlon on Jolrit Di5tr. Cc]nv. tobe discu5sec] and reFiorted on at the r`ext Di5tr. t=t]nfeT`ence anc]vc]tec} on at thE fiext Distric:t [c)riventic)n.

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COMMITTEE: PI)G Lou Janakc]5, C:hm., San Mateo Chapterrepc]rted. fll I Items No. 1 t;hru Nc). 5 wer`E apF}rt)ved as amEndec]See page 56-40 for full detall5. Bra. Bus Hazifoti5 macle themotlc)n to 91ve two more SC:holar`5hlp to twc) 5tuc]ent5 that weT`eF}revlously dl5qualif led during the qllalif lc:atlon process. Mc)t;lanwas tabled until 6T.ievanc:e Committee rEpc)rt5. BT`o. firnold Borer,Solano Chapter, prle5ented a resolution on forming a Scholar5hipFt]unc}ation with the AheF}an5 anc} I)aughter5 of Penelc]pe. F`E5olutionpassed. See page 62, in Re5olutlc]n5 [ommittee report for detail5c)n the prc]F)05ed Sc:hc)lar`5hip Fc)undatic]n.

SPECIAL PROJECTS COMMITTEE: Bro. Jim NiEolaou, Fre5nc] t=hapter #151reF)oT`ting. FOT` written rEpc]rt; see F]agE 52. ItEms Nc). 1 anc] 2 wErepassed as F}resentEc]. Item Nc). 3 was r`eferred tc) t:hE Resc}1utic)nsCommittee repc]rt I)n page 62. Item Nc). 4: PDG Chr.is F`c)c=kas, F-re5noChapter, mc]ved that the CharitablE F\affle t=cJm. c]EduEt $5000.00 frc]mthe 199E} Raft le prizes and c:c}me up with a revi5ed fc]T`mat for futureCharitable Raffles. PDB I;Ec]rge Marinas, Stc]c:kt;c)n ChaF)ter, 2nc] themc]tic]n. Motion F)assec].

ATHLETIC [OMMITTEE= BT`o. Steve HouvaT`das, FrEsnc] ChaF)tar #151,T`epc)rtEc]. For writtEn repcJrt See page 64. F`EF)c]T-t aF)prc]ved a5presented .

CtJNVENTI0N CITY AND CONFEPEN[ES COMMITTE.E: Chin. JCJhn Guy, BanMateo Chapter, repc]r`tEd that thE Oakland I:haptEr will be the hcJstChapter fcJr the 1998 Di5tT`. Coriv. San Franciscc) Chapter and/c)rMarysville Chapter are rec:c]mmEnc]ed fc]r the lt7t79 Distr`. I:c)nventic]ns.f}lso inc:1uded in the repc]rt are c=onsicleratlons for a possible jcJintDistric:t [c)nv. with Distric:ts 19, 20, and 22. See F)agE 50 for.writtEn repc)r`t. BEE)art apF)rc)vEd as prEsent;ed. Pot; Anc]y Banis,Oakland Chapter, brief ly T.epc)rted on the ]c]int District [c)nventionin F\enc]. The Supreme Pres. was in attendance and the banquet waswEll attended and 5hc}rt.

GRDWTH EXPANSION: Brc}. Ilias FT`angos, Ban Matec] [haptEr #392reF)orting. SEE writ;ten repc)rt c)n pages 55-54. Report apprc)ved asF)re5entEc]. PDG I:hris F`ocka5, Fresric] Chapter, preser`ted a Resc]lu-tic)n cJn the same sub]ec:t. See F)agEs 55 for the wT`itten repc)rt.

PDG Anthc)ny Mari5, Sacramento Chapter, pT`esent;Ed Bra. Maric]Stathopc)ulc)s with a 15% rEbate c:heck for 5eric]ing in a f}d fc]r theConv. Album c)ther than thE ChaF)t;er Ad frc)in the Ban Franc:isc:aI 11 a p t e r .

The Satur`day morning busine55 5essic)n was recessed at 11:30 f}.M.and the Saturday afternoc}n bu5ine55 session was rec=c]nvEnEd at 1:40P.M. Brc]. Tc]m Tjovenes, San Franc:isc:c] ChaF]ter., cJfferEd the BanFranc:isc:a Chapter #150 for a Oc:tc]t]er 5 Distr. ConfErenc:e, Brc).Jc]hn KOT-aki5 2nd the mc}tion. Motiori pa55Ed. The O[tc]ber 5 clatewas pic=kEd, bec:ause they were c:elEbrating their 75th anniversarywith a dinner/danc:e on Oc:t. 4. Mc]destc] repc)T`ted that they wc]uldbid fc]r the Fall 1998 Distric:t Conference.

t3RIEVANCE COMMITTEE PDB BecJT`ge Margelc]s, Ban Franciscc] Chapter,repc)rting. Fc]r writteri repc]r.t See pages 48-49. DeliberatitJnsc:c)nc:erning t;he Sc=hc]1ar5hip sele[tions was disc:ussed, anc] rec:c]m-mEnc]atic]n5 were made an thi5 matter anc] c)thEr5 Items cc]ncerning theSc:holarshlp t:c]m. Item #7 of the reF)c)rt Should T`Ead: AfteT` theranking i5 mac]e the cc)mmittee with a quorum pT`esent will meet. Thesecretary cJf the cc}mmittee will nc}tify the rec=ipiEnts with apEr5c)Hal letter. After muc=h disc:us5ion on whether the twc] deniEc]sc:hc]lar5hiF] reclplents Should receive a sc:tiolarshlp thls yearanc]/c)r next year was c]efeatec]. They cart re-apply next year. for asEhcJlar`5hip. Repc]rt apprc)vEd a5 mc)dif led.

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SON'S DF PEF`IC:LES COMMITTEE:other than the rEpc)rt 91ven byHa rama I is .

AHEPAN 0F THE YEAF` COMMITTEE:

NCJ repc]rt 9ivEn by thE [ommltteethe Distr. Sc]n's Advlsor` Brt]. Harry

Gc)v. Charles SF)yropc)ulc)s, Oakland[haF}ter, rEF)ortec] that DISTRICT AHEPAN t]f the YEAR tc} be Bra. BusHc)ntala5, San Jo5e Chapter. I:HAPTER of the YEAR tc) be theSac:rameiito Chapter. PRESIDENT of tlle YEf}R tc) be Brc). Alex LembeT`e5RencJ ChaF)tar. See page 66 for written report.

AIJDIT/BLJDGET COMMITTEE: PDG Bill Botas` Sacramentc) Chapter anc]Brc). Arnold Dt]rer, 5olano [haF}ter repc]rted. See pages 67-69 fcJrOperating f\c=count Summary and D15tr. ScholarshlF) fund Ac:c:aunts. Itwas asked fr`c)in them c=c}nv. i lc)or why there was nc) c]ollar amount fc]rthe Modern Greek Studies as apF)rc)ved at the last Distr. Conv. PD6Bill Rc)tag explainec] that the bucJget was in a clef icit mc}de and the$500 expenditure was left out. The [c)nv. bc)c]y aF)prc]ved that the$500 for the Greek Stuc]1es F)rogram be Inserted E}aEk intc) the 19C?7-199S budget. The new Distr. Lc)dgE tc] tr`y and raise funds tc]minimize the clef icit. PD6 TEc] Cuc:lis suggested that a rafflecluring the next Sc:holarshlp clinner/danc=e could raise the Extra $500needec}. Budget apF)rcJved a5 amended with a $1965.00 clef icit. PDGChris Boc:ka5 moved and Brc}. Gec]rQe Johnson secc]nd that aprellmlnary repor't by the Budget/Auc]l-t t=ommlttEE be presented atthe Cc)nv. and that the auditec] t)udget bE preserltec] at the f irstDistr. [t}nferenEe after the Cc)nvention. Mc]tic]n tJassEd. Thi5motion was made tc] alleviate the c=c]nQestic)n thE committee fac=estT`ying tc) auclit books while mc]nies are being rec:eived at the lastminute and bill5 havirig tc) be c}aid c]c)es nc)t allc)w the c:ommit:teesuff icient time to 9ive ar` ac:Curate rEpc)rt to the c:c}nv. body.POB Bill F\otas also reF)c)rtec] c)n the Sc:holarship Fund accc)unt.Ac=c:ourit balance was $218,C745.13 This does nc]t ir`clude the $10,000that; has to be withdr`awn for this years Sc:hc)larshiF) rec:iplents.ThE c:ommittEe has nc]t investecl ariy monieE aE F)rc)posed at the lastc:onventic)n. They researched many Investment f lrms, but have notbeEn able to f ind a reasonably safE lr`ve5tment. Sc:hc]1arship FundAc:c=ount apprc)vec] as presented.

LIAISON COMMITTEE: PDG George Mar.mag, Stoc:kton Chapter repc)rtec}that thErE was nc) Drc}E)1Ems betwEEn t;he Daughters of Penelope andthe AhEpans.

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PDB Tec] [uc=lis, Oakland ChapteT`,reportec]. PleF)c]rt; approved as pr`esEnted inc:ludirig pc}55ible iricrea5eln Traveler buc}9et. See page 51 for uLirltten rEF)art.

flRETOS MEMORIAL FIJND: PD6 Nic:k Kapetan, Fre5r`c] Chapt;Er,GUST

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F`rEtcJs Sc:hc]lar5hip Fundhacl reachec] the gc]al of $5000.00 for a peT`petual sc:holarship underthe name c)i 6u5t ArEto5. Brc]. Nic:k KapEtan suggested that the 5%inc=ome fT`om the [harit;able raff le prc]c:eeds a5 apprcived at the lastDistr. Coriv. will nc)t be rEc]uirec] ariy more sinc:e the Initial $5000Seed mc]nEy has been rai5ecl. PDB George Kc]nstantopoulo5 mc]ve todrop thE 5./. deductic)n frcim the [haritablE raft le. Mt]tlc)n pa5sEc].f`eF)art apprcJved as pT`e5entec]. See F)age 65 for written reFICJrt. Achec:k for $5010.59 was pT`e5ented tc) the 5c:hc]lar5hip I:hm. BT`o. HarryKa i a rg I rc)s .

repc]rtEd that the donation5 fc)r the Gust

NOH I NAT I 0NS Egg I)ISTRII=T L0I)GE 0FFI[ER5

NOM I NAT I 0NS DISTF`ICT 60VEPINOF`= PI)6 Ted Cuc=1ls nc)minated Gov.[harle5 SF}yroF)cJLLlo5 for I)i5trict GovernoT`. Bov. SpyrcJpc)ulc]5dec:linEc] the nc]minat:ion anc} Intern nominated Brc). Steve Bolarls,San Jo5e [hapteT`, for Dlstric:t Governor. Brc]. Byron Gavrill5 2nc]the nominatic)n. A unanimc)us t)allc)t was c=ast; fc)r tJflo. Steve Bolarisfor Di5tT`ic:t Gc]vErnc]r c]f Distric:t #21.

NOM I NAT I 0N5 FOB DISTR. LT. GOV.: Brc). Steve Bc)lari5 nominated Brc].Bus Hazifotis, San Jc]sE ChaF)tar for Distr. Lt. Gov. Bra. BeorgeJc)hnsc)n 2rid the nc]mination. A unanimc]us ballc)t was c:ast for Bro.E5us Hazifc]tis, foT` District Lt. Eov. c]f Di5tric=t #21.

NOM I NAT I 0NS DISTR. SEC:T.: PI)B 6ec]rge Marinas nominatec] Brc]. Tc]mChiarEhlanis, Stt]c:kton Chapter, fc)T` the offit:e c)f DistT`. Sec:t. Br`c]James Nic:c]laou 2nd the nomination. A unanimc)us ballc]t was Cast fc]rBra. Tc]m Chiarchianis, foT` Distr`ict Secretary of DistriEt #21.

NOM I Nf}T I DNS F0fl DISTF\. TREf}S. : Bra. George Johnsc]n nc]minatEd BT`c).AIEx LemtJeres, Renc) ChaF)ter, for the off ic:e c]f Distr. Treas. BT`c).StEve Bc)1aT`i5 2nd the motion. A unanimc)us ballc)t was Cast fc)r Bra.Alex Lemberes fc]r I)i5tric:t Treasurer c)f District #21.

NOM I NAT IONS DISTF`I[T MAPISHf}LL: Gc]v. Charl.es Spyropoulos flo-minated Brc]. Ana5tasic]s Pilioti5, Oaklanc] ChapteT`, for Di€tr.Mar5hall. Brch Ilias Frangc)s 2nd the nc]minatitJn. A unariimou5ballot was c:ast; fc]r Br`c). C`nastasios Pilic]tis fc]r Distrlc:t Mar5hallof Distric:t #21.

NC}M I NAT I UNS EgE D15TF`. WARDE.N: PD6 Nlct< KaF]etan nominated Brc).BT`o. ByT`on

6avrills 2ncl the nominatlc]n. f\ unanimou5 ballcJt was c:ast fc]r Brc)Nic:k Kc)rakis fc)r Distr`lc:t Warden of Distrit=t #21.

Ni[k Kc]T`akis, Mc)c]estc] Chapter, for Distr. WaT`c]eri

NOM I Nf\T I 0NSnc]minated Brc]. T

DISTRICT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: PDC3 Nicit Kapetana55os Konstantir`, Oakland Chapter, fc)r thE c] i i 1 I e

c)f Athletic Director. BrcJ. James NiccJlaou 2nd the motic)n. f\unanimc]us ballc]t was cast for Bra. Ta55c)5 Konstantin for` Distr`ic:tAthletic Director c]f D15tr. #21. SEE letter` of ac:c:eptance on page

NOM I NAT I .NSwill serve a

D I STF\ . SC:HOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: Nominated membersi-Year term. Bra. Lou Janakcls nc]minated Brc]. Ta55o5

KC)n5tantin, Oaklancl ChapteT`` Bra. Lou Janakos nominated PDG AndyBani5, tJaklanc] Chapter, ancl 6c)v. Charles Spyropoulc]5 nominatec] Bra.Byr`on 6avrilis, Modesto Chapter. The Cc]nv. I:hm. Nick Kapetanappointed the following Brc)s. a5 tellers: Steve Houvarda5, 5tavrosKalc]miT-I.a, anc] Jc]hn Buy. The fc)llc)wing Brc)5. wEre elec:ted tc) t;hEDistric:t Sc:ht]larship Committee: Andy Banis anc] Tas5c}s Konstantln.

GOOD 0F THE ORDER: Brc]. Anasta5ic]s Pilic)t;is repc)rted that theOaklanc] Chapters mc)nthly t]ulletin rec=eivec] a 2nd plate award forChaF}ter news letters at the 1996 Nat. [c]rw. Bro Pilic)tis alsoreF}cJT`tEd that lie was a [onta[t perscJn ln the Mentorship F'rogramas sF)c)nsc]recl by Nat. HeaclquarteT`s. This prc]gram was fc)rmec] tc]assimilat:e new members intc) the AHEPA. BT`c). f}nastasic)s Samolirls5ugge5t that the Di5tr. lodge providE sc)me 9uicle line5 tc) theChapter Mer`tc}rs tc) help them hc}1d on to nEw members.

Conv. Chin Nlc:k Kapetan askec] the 5uF}r`eme Set:retary DimltriDimitric)u tc} glue the oath of off i[e to the newly elec:ted Distric=t;Lc)dge Off lc:er5 ancl Sc=hc]laT`ship [c]mmittee Members.

SuprEmE SEc:rEtar`y Dimitri Dimitriou ac]c]rEss the assembly. Hetalked about the unity with all the West [c]a5t Districis. The WestCc]ast Distri[ts werE signif ic:ant in passing t;hE rEsc)lution that aNational I:onvention be held every 5 years on the West coast.

New I)ist;r. 6ov. St;eve Bolaris thankec] all the Delegates fc)r giv-lnc) hlm a vote of conf idencE. He also thanked the Cc)nv. Off ic:ergand the hc)st Chapter-. Sa[ramEntc] #153.

PDG Angelo Mc)untanc]s gave the c:1c]5ing Prayer.

The 65rcl DISTRICT CONVENTION was adjour`ned at 4:45 PM.

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ORDER OF AHEPAGOLDEN GATE DISTRICT 21

CERTIFIED LIST OFDISTRICT LODGE OFFICEPS, DELEGATES. AND PAST DISTl]ICT GOVERNORS

AUTHORIZED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE65th ANNUAL DISTRICT CONVENTION OF GOLDEN GATE DISTRICT 21

Dates:Host Chapter:Headquarters

District Secretary:

Credentials Committee:

June 26, 27, 28 and 29,1997Sacramento #1 53 a Artemis #5Sacramento Milton Inn HotelSacramento, California

K. Gus Hazitotis

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K. Gus Hazifotis, District Secretary

F]ecaDituLation Of Roll Call Votes:

District Lodge Officers

Chapter DelegatesPast District Governors

TOTAL VOTING STBENGTH

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DISTRICT LODGE OFFICERS

GOVEF}NOF`'

LT GOVERNOR

SECF]ETAFiY.

TFiEASUFIER

MAFISHAL

WARDEN:

ATHLETIC DIF}ECTOR:

PAST DISTFilcT GOVEFINOFIS.Dlstrlcr 21Senjorrty Name

Charles Spyropoulos

Steve Bolarls

K. Gus Hazitotis

Alexander Lemberes

Tom Chiarchlanis

Dr. Anastaslso Piliotis

Anastasios Konstantin

1 Maris,Anthony

2 Tamaras, Peter3 Flotas, William

4 Kaplanis, John5 Mountanos, Angelo6 Plcokas, Chris7 Lekas,Gus8 Pappageorge, Peter9 Gates,John

10 Pappas,Gus11 Margelos, George12 Banis,Andrew

13 Janakos, Louis14 Konstantin, Karl

15 Eliopoulcts, Paul

16 Zafiratos, Agamemncin17 Aghazarian, Jirar

18 Marinas, George19 Koplos,John

20 Parjses, Nick

21 Kapetan, Nick

22 Pappas, Michael23 Konstantopoulos, George

24 Cuclis,Ted

25 Bociras, eec)rge

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PIEGISTEPIED DELEGATES :

GOLDEN GATE PACIFIC #150

DELEGATES:

1 Stathopoulos, Marios

2 Tioveros, ThcrmasT.3 Derdeunrs, GusS4 Nichols, Tryphon c.

5 Kireopoulas, Peter6 Jougariates, James

ALTEPINATES:

1 Philros, Elias

2 Vorrises, James3 Vriones, Gerald p.4 Darietes, James5 White,Nealw.

6 Tzortzis, James D

FRESN0 tl 51

DELEGATES:

1 NIcoLaou, JarTies

2 Etooras, Bill

3 Kalomirls, Stavros

4 Houvardas, Steve5 Kapetan,Jon6 Alfieris, Mike

ALTEPINATES:

1 Kapetan, Marc2 Kapetan, Peter3 LaBritt,John4 Mastoras, Andrew5 Sexton, Ftobert6 Tahan,Nalm

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. SACRAMENTO #153

DELEGATES

1 Koufasrmis, George

Molodanoff , Jack

Terzakls, Art

Galaxide§, John

ALTEF}NATES.

Delis, T,in

Diavatis, Tony

OAKLAND #171

DELEGATES:

1 Samourrs, Anastassos2 Johnson, George3 Koptos,John4 Sakkls, Peter

5 Karras, Dermrs

6 E~ke,LouALTEF3NATES:

1 Metaxas, Harry

Fakaros, Constantine

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DELEGATES:

1 Panos, Steve2 Marages, Percy3 Besotes, Ctharife4 Besotes, George5 Pappas, Pete6 Marinas,Geo ..,.f6tT..,ALTEPINATES:

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DELEGATES:

1 Dorer,Amold

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1 Scandahe, Gregory

2 Efstratis, Ted

3 Pelaez,Joe45

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ALTEFINATES.

i Kantargis, Andrew

2 Zografos, Andy

MODESTO #46

DELEGATES.

1 Gavrilis, Byron

Korakas, Nick

ALTERNATES.

1 Sarros,James

Christie, John

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GAF]DEN CITY #251

DELEGATES:

1 Christie, Bill

2 Kalargarios, Harry

3 Gerantinos, Angelo4 Lygizos, Angelo

5 Vlamis, Phillip

6 Panayotopoulos, Lambros

ALTEF} NATES :

1 Pappa§, Peter2 Gikas, Peter3 Papadopoulos, John4 Hontalas, Gus5 Antone,Tory6 loannou,Jchn

CONTF]A COSTA #259

DELEGATES:

1 Vhe,Yarmis2 Jogopouds, Jchn3 Karahalies, George4 Dritsopoulas, Theodore

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ALTEPINATES:

1 Kursher, Wlliam

2 Filios,Gus

3 Douveas,John4 Vlahietis, Anthony

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3 Mouzakrs, Denis

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Let us remember our departed Brothers

O'Lord, into thy hands we commend the souls of our departed BrothersMay their memory be eternal

Golden Gate Pacific 150George Artelis,

Etom October 16,1919, Initiated November 11,1964, expired April 5,1997

Louis MunguiaBorn January 18, 1917, Initiated April 8, 1964, Expired october 19, 1996

Chris J. PallisBorn February 1,1915, Initiated April 1o,1965, Expired Januaary 12,1997

John P. PreovolosBorn June 30, 1914, Initiated April 22, 1948, Expired Januaary 6, 1997

Fresno 151James Kontilis

Initiated January 25, 1939, Expired February 2, 1997

Frank Sanelnjtiated January 10, 1961, Expired September 9, 1996

Nick Conti

lnit]ated April 7, 1983, Expired Novehoer 21, 1996

Sacramento 153Gas T. Seros

Born May 21, 1896, Initiated Aiigust 12, 1929, Expind Janiiary 13, 1997

Oakland 171Hany Bafagios

lnitlated May 6, 1946, Expired 1997

Garden City 251George Gust Katsarus

Initiated April 6, 1962, Expired July 10,1996

chris HarrisInitiated October 9, 1946, Expired November 27, 1996

Angelo Draenoslnitlated April 17, 1939, Expired February 27, 1997

Joseph PappasInitiated April 6,1962, Expired May 1] 1997

Reno 281George Kritsidimas

Initiated January 16, 1991, Expired September 1996

Sam Mateo County 392James Tavemas

Initiated 1936, Expired Apiil 1997

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Adjourn ceremony and advise Delegates to reconvene at 2:00 PM sharpRecess: at 12:05 PM

CALL TO ORDER: SECOND BUSINESS SESSION, Friday Afternoon 2:00 PMReports: Unfinished Chapter Reports, unfinished District Lodge Reports,

District Governor's Report.Ahepa Hour: Prayer for Departed Brother Ahepans: & P.D.G. Names

Miscellaneous General Business:A. Special Announcements8. Recognition of Eminent Ahepans

Good Of the Order: (time permitting)

Adjourn to Working Committee MeetingsAll Committees ±!±§! hold their meeting today!Delegates to sign-up to serve on committee(s) of their own choice.Committee Chairman to have their report ready by 9:00 AM Saturday.Reports are to be typed (typewriters are available) or printed neatly.

All Delegates and Members to attend Business Session at 9:00 AM Saturday.

Grand Banquet at _ PM in the Room.

CALL TO ORDER: THRD BUSINESS SESSION, Saturday Morning 9:00 AMAll Delegates must attend Business Session.

REPORT oF CoMMi'ri'EES:

1. Grievance committee: By Bro.

Motion by, Second by:

2. Scholarship comlnittee: By Bro.

Motion by:

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3. Convention-Conference cities: By

Motion by:

4. Sons of pericles: By`Bro.

Motion by, Vote

5. Growth & Expansion: By Bro.

Motion by:

6. Traveler committee: By Bro.

Motion by:

Vote

Vote

7. Daughters Liaison: By Bro. Ccfro W\A„\^A A<,

Motion by:

8. Athletic committee: By Bro.

Motion by:

Vote

Vote

Ahepanofyealt fr,-thwi L¢2j=CchapterofYear: Sfl~r2AWA Ejif.--President of Year:

Motion by: Vote

10. Special Projects: By Bro. r \ I =^ A \\, ( £co C,Ct-CJ

Motion by: Second by:

11. Board of Advisors/"rectors: By Bro.

Motion by:

Vote'\

Vote

12. By-Laws, Rules & Regs.: By Bro. \lir.t< iffuofzJt-4rlJ

Motion by:

13. Legislative Banquet: By Bro.

Motion by:

Vote

Vote

14. Audit Committee: By Bro.

Motion by: Vote

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15. Resolutions Committee: By Bro:B//.t'. /Jjr\j„ `i f::

Motion by: Second by:

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16. Legislation Colnmittee: By Bra.

Vote

Vote

Recess for Lunch

CALL TO ORDER: FII`IAL BUSINESS SESSION, Saturday Afternoon

Convention Social Events:Special Announcements:Recognition of Eminent Ahepans:

PM

Convention Secretary conducts ''Roll Call of Delegates". Voting Strength _

ELECTION OF DISTRICT LODGE OFFICERS:A. Appointment of Tellers by chairman:

2. Nonrinee

2.Z=

Nominated

3. Nominee Votes

Nominated bya Election of District Lt. Governor:

Nomhating speech limited to 10 minutes, Second to 3 minutes.1. Nominee /£ir< uD:> i Efo tic Votes

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Founded July26,1922

in Atlanta, Ga

Order of AhepaTheAmde,g|ndt;hen6=t#ro||:|t:ELFii=.i!ipcraton

65th Annual District ConventionSaeranento, California

June 26-29, 1997

A completed copy of this annual report is to be ret`rmed to the Distrid Governor and District Seaetry nolater than June 1, 1997. Also, one copy is to be brought to the convention and submitted into the minutes bythe head delegate at the Friday business session beging at 9:30 AM.

Chapter Name:STATISTICS:

Golden Gate-Pacif ic Number: 15°

A Members paid as of: 12/31/96a. Members Reilustated as o£: 12./31./96

S:Fe:mcabep:faTp¥£D¥i££f:£ia3tE:E2(3|(9%FG..E°etrbFrffi+ec#froFINANCES as of Mav 31. 1997

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_x Past Presidents & Awards DirLner zL Cmristmas Party

_ Golf outing _Picnic _ GreeklndependenceDay

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jL District choention i supreme conventiorL

JS Host' Fall-Oct. ,97 ConferenceAabfitwei(t=tii&xx70th Anniversary Dinner-Dance Oct.4,97

00THER:ChaDterwouidlike to host Yes orNoFall confererice in october 499& 19 9 7 I e sSpring Conference in February 1998 -#o

Annual District convention in 1998 in a y b eDistrict Schc)larsh.i.priF.u_nd $100.00

Chapter Rebate from lgrharitable Raffle given to:REinRKS - Good o/#e¢Order

CHARITIES SiJPPORTED

hael House 500 . 00Recreation Handic.ap Center $500.(

'Blind $500.00

Possible Candidates for District Office:sf-;a,ffc-_:f3>E::I:=::% ,2, vftn 7.,,: A,J,Du,\T ,i+ ,3=€ ,,|

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` dyf orf e __I,T| -q7President SecretaLzy Date

Charles Spiropoulos, Governor Distnct 21, 52 Ashbrook Place, Moraga, CA 94556

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in Atlanta, Ga

Order ofTheAr'%!oTdHeeien€:tuecaE;°]ns|:i%[iig.A2T!at'°n

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65th Annual District ConventionSacramento, Cahiomia

June 26-29, 1997

F4® e lL

A completed copy of this annual report is to be ret`rmed to the District Governor and District Secretry nolater than June 1, 1997. Also, one copy is to be brought to the convention and subnritted into the minutes bythe head delegate at the Friday business Session beginning at 9:30 A.M.

Chapter Name:STATISTICS:A. Members paid as of:8. Members Reinstated as of:C. Members Transferred as of:D. Per capita paid District as of:F. Total uhpaid Members for:

FINANCES as Of Mv 31,1997

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ACTIVITIES Since I.ast Convention

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cHARnlEs suppORTED

REMARKS -, Good of the Order / Possible Candidates for District Office:

+fr\O \2 cArff:ES<NIe;h`T l\i Frj(*L.

Pregident Secretary ate

Charles Spiropoulas, Governor Distnct 21, 52 AshbTook place, Moraga, CA 94556

Founded July26,1922

in Atlanta, Ga

Order of AhepaTheAmGeGr,gindHeehlen6#g]broins|:#effg.A2Traton

65th Annual District ConventionSaclanento, CaHornia

June 26-29, 1997

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_ Host, Conference/Conventlon

Yes or No

a`apter Rebate from 1997 Chitable Raffle given to:

CHARITIES StJPFORTEDt>oo :S7, "drwLac,/c' Grdcc/ifcj.dr `o\so AT"unc,47,o'n Grfei./i J:tj„J/

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EEMARKS - Good of the Order / Possible Candidates for District Office:

Charles Spiropoulos, Governor District 21, 52 Ashbrook Place, Moraga, CA 94556

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jn Atlanta, Ga

Order of AhepaTheAffi#hlenaaigibroinstalstrTctffig.ffratch

65th Armunl Di§tict ConventionSaaamento, CalifezTha

June 26-29, 1997

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President6/3/97

Secretalv Date

Charles Spircipoulos, Governor DistTlct 21, 52 Ashbrook I'lace, Moraga, CA 94556

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DlsTRlcT corvENTION REPORT Or THEDlsTRler scHOLARSHlp cO"IplEEJUNE 1997

The ScholaI`ship Com[`itteeyear .armualC'f $670

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Golden Gate PacificModegtoSacramentoOaklahdFresnoGarden City

Additional lncc}me :CD's, Interest

D.18trict ConventioriRaf f le Share

Total Income

Hembership ln the $500 Club continues tolast convention we have lost three brotheof the club, namely Chris Harris, jingelusJoseph PappaE].

$ 50.oo80 .00

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0HA1'1,AIN Repoz't

Mr. Chairman, Pa.st Supreme Lodge Officers, Past I)istrictGovernor.s, Member of the I)istrict Iiodge and I)elegates.

It is an honor and pleasure to serve as your I)istriftaha,plain. It was enjoyable to visit many of the Cthapi;ergduring our I)istrict visitation, and had_ the chance tore-new old acquaintances, and to make new friends. I wishto thank the officers and members of all chapters visitedfor their wonder.ful hospitality and friendship.

I would. like to have all bl.othelis hel'e to stand for aminute in memory of our many dedicated Ahepans. GoodIiord Bless their souls. And a.od Bless YOU i

I like to give special lhank's and salute our I)istrictGovernor and his outstanding officers for their wcirk forthe benefit of our OI.der.

Respectfully submitted,

ifek.IapSfty

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Ode ot #gp#The American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association

District Warden' s Report65th Armual District` Convention

S acranento, CaliforniaJune 26-29,1997

Mr. Chairman, Past Supreme Lodge Officers, Past District Governors, Members of the District LodgeDelegates, Chapter Officers, and Delegates. Greetings!

This is my fist year in the District Lodge, and I want to thank my brother AREPANS foi=having givenme the opportunity to serving them as their District Warden. It has been truly an honor, privilege, andpleasure to serve District 21 under the leadership of our District Governor, Charles Spyropoulos

My duties included the following: to have the custody of au properties of the District Lodge, topreserve and protect the archives of the District Lodge, attend visitation meetings, and perform otherduties and responsibilities assigned to me by the District Governor. Recently, I was appointed by ourDistrict Governor to be a contact person for Headquarters for the mentor program. The goal of thementor program is to develop a professional network within the AmpA family to recruit and retainambitious, young members I am looking forward to your support in making such a program a successl

I attended visitations to five of our Chapters this year as weu as the Spring Conference in Son Jose, theDistrict AREPA 2000 Workshop in Eu[ Grove, and District Lodge meetings in Sacramento andStockton. I have made many new ffiendships during this past year and have come to better understandmany of the chanenges that lie ahead for our Chapters, District Lodge, and the AIEPA falnily I wantto encourage our Brothers to continue to support the District's position on the 22 specificrecommendations concerning the AREPA 2000 that will have a significant impact on local chaptersThe Order of AREPA is definitely changing and we must all be prepared to accepr such changes.That's what AREPA 2000 is all about.

The mentor program recognizes that one of the greatest challenges involves attracting and retaining newmembers lf we are to survive as an organization, the members must become actively involved in suchan endeavor. That is the reason the mentor program was created. Through our active participation, wecan make the AREPA family even stronger. It is not going to be easy, but this is not the first time theAREPA finily has been confronted by a challenge, and once again we shall meet such a challenge.

I am looking forward to our District Convention in Sacramento to discuss some of the urgent issuesthat lie ahead for the AREPA family While many other ethnic organizations are expanding, we, hikemany businesses, seem to be downsizing and merging. Let's put a stop to such a trend, and continue towork towards perpetuating the ideals, values, and principles of AIIEPA and Heuenism.

Fraternally,

#S...,--Anastasios G Piliotis, Ph.DWarden. AREPAGolden Gate District #2 1

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ORDER OF AREPAGolden Gate District No.21Sons of Pelic!Ies Adr±sor Qe.Poe:+

65tb Armual District ConventioziSacramento, Califoi=hia

June 27, 1997

E=iN

Hr. Chairman, Members of t.he Supreme Lodge, I)istrict Lodge,Delegates, Brother AHEPANS: Greetings !

I would like €o thank the District Governor for entrusting mewith the position of Advisor to the Sons of Pericles. Also, Iwould like €o thank the Chapters that I visit.ed with the'Distric€Lodge (six) for their hospitality ancl brot.herly love. I wouldlike Eo report €o you that I had four meetings wich t.he DistrictLodge of the Sons of Pericles including Brother John Konstantinewho is a member of the Supreme I.odge, and John Wood, the DiscriccGovernor of the Sons of Pericles. I highly reccrmend that in t.hefuture, these two bro€hers be considerec] for po§i€icins ofresponsibility in t.he AHEPA District Lodge, such as DistrictAdvisor €o the Sons of Pericles.

Two of the meetings were held in,the oakland Church, one washeld in San .ose, and one in Belmon€. The meetings with theJunior order were very productive and well attended, and theirfuture lcok§ brighter. My brother AHEPANS, we, the senior order,must provide them with underst.anding, assistance, and share theirfuture hopes. As all of you know, we are the present, they arethe future. Without new blood, the Order will decline andeventually will not be a organization that we can be proud of .

I would like to ask the delegates of this convention Cosupport and encourage tberi in every possible way, so that the Sonsof Pericles can proudly remember us in the years to come. I hopethis Convention will be successful and produccive for our Order.

Fraternally Yours ,

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June 21.1997

I).1TIS & ASSOC.

Order of AhepaT .ie Ameriean Hellenie Edijcaticinal Pn}gressIve

Associatic)n

Golden Gate District No. 21

Dear Mr. ChainDan, Dist] ict Governor, Dischct Lodge Oficers, Delegates: and Brothers,

It bag been an honor and '>rivflege to serve you as District Marchal I have had thepleasure of serwhg under the Vlbrant leaderchi|] of our Dirdct Cinwemor, CharlesSpysopoulos. I would al:,o like to give ny incere appreciation to my fallow DinrictLodge officers for their g ridance duing this past year.

As a fairly new melnber ('[hree Years) of this fine Order; qy experience as DistrictMarchal has been reward. Qg. I have developed ziet`r fiiendchips that "7fll hast me a lifeine.My various vistations thl Dughout this disthct has given "e a Lasdng education Of theOrder OfAhepa. The ne`J,. felt appreciation for this Order can be attributed to one reason:BTothel.hood. That is the one laing memory that wfl cofltinue to tie lath Ine.

As the Order ofAhepa ct:lebrates its 75th Anniversary, I see an exciting nenr chapter inour fifue t]e{j]ming to tz.ke shape As we approach the new nfflenrfuq I can see theseeds of progress |]1anted that win lead our great Order forwal.d. We m]st contimie toenpphasize the izxpcirtanci.: our youth wll play in the groi`th of Ahapa. I would like to seeD=fffffra"fyrodeTrfuo~avftyul

ELct Marchal

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ORDER 0P AHEPA

GOLDEN` C7ATE DISTRICT # 21

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

6 / T| / Tfl

BALANCE 3/9/97 SUBMITTED SPRING CONFERENCE ........... 3525.14

TOTAL INCOME ...... 3510.00

TOTAL EXPENDITURES ....... 4321.37

ENDING BALANCE (AMouNT Iri' BANK As oF THls DATE) 6/27/97...S2713.77

F°u#Adffi*#,%A1922

Order of AhepaThe American Hellenie Educational Progressive

AssociationGolden Gate District No. 21

REPORT OF THE DISTRICT SECRETAF!Y

June 1,1997

Mr. Chairman. Past Supreme Lodge Officers, Past District Governors, Membersof the District Lodge, Chapter Officers, and Delegates.

8ehcar:faberyenuirdu:¥fhne|::3:ra§n#vi:#eDtj3t:j&rv€oDv!::#gr,26haasr,:3uSpDJrs:rbguios.I thank the Delegates of the 64th District Convention held in Stockton this pastyear for electing me to this office.

I had the opportunfty to make visitations to our Chapters and attended the FallConference in Belmont and the Spring Conference in San Jose. I have madenew friends within the AHEPA Family and renewed old friendship from myprevious participation in AHEPA conferences and conventions. It has been ayear filled with the prospect of the Fraternity finally getting on its feet and movingforward and assuming its proper role as the representative of all Hellenes in theUnited States of America.

Membership is our next challenge. By working together, instilling new meaning

:nedmdj:er:th:p|jnc:hp:fop,rz:::I::t`:aL:ut:a?¥#e:%cvy;I,'g:tTt'jij:sa:odg8:htteerr;:hrv:utrhemeetings will be more meaningful and should increase meeting attendance andparticipation.

I am looking to the future Of AHEPA and see opportunity to advance the AHEPAideals and share them with the nation. I would like to continue to serve District21 and in a small way, make a contribution for the betterment of the Fraternity.

Thank you for your support.

Kostas Gus

5875 Meander Drive, San Jose, CA 95120, (408)268-0503, lax (408)997-9701

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Founded July 26, 1922in Atlanfa. Ga

Order of AhepaTheAme|Sg,5:`;naEadtuecab°jnsaltri:irfus3?e2f°C'atfon

REPOPIT OF THE DISTRICT LT. GOVEl]Nof]

June 16,1997

Mr. Chairman, Past Supreme Lodge Offieers, Past Distrk# Governors, Members Of>trle DistrictLodge, Chapter Officers, and Delegates.

It has been an honor. privilege, and pleasure to serve District 21 as your District u. Governorunderthe leadership of our District Governor, Charles Spyropoulos. Ithank the delegates to the64th annual Distn.ct Convention hek] in Stocklon, CA this past year for electing me to this office.

I attended visitations to 7 Of our Chapters this year as well as the conferences, Christmas party,and other chapter functions and meetings. I have made many new and renewed many oldfriendships during this past year. It has been a year that has filled me with a sense fire to take ourorganization to new heights.

You and I are trie real strength Of our Order. We will see levels Of success never bofore attained inour 75 years of existence. Our goal to bring in new members and serve our people and our nationwin be again be rewarded with personal satisfaction. We win see the wonderful success of oursupport of education, that brings about truth and justice.

I look foiward to expanding the cuiTent programs so that the name OPIDEF} OF AHEPA becomessynonymous will the ideals that all civilized societies admire and strive to Teach. I hope to soon seeour Greek independence day flag fly high over c.rty halls, and county seats, as well as state andnational capitals.

I wish to promote our TRAVELEFl publication, as well as national communieation vehicles to informand persuade not only Hellenes, but Philhellenes and enemies alike. By promoting the ideals ofour forefathers, we can change the world.

To achieve this, we must be united as brothers, sisters, sons, and maids. There has never been amore needy time in history to show our unity and promote the code that we`as Ahepans live by,We will find peace through strength and courage in the future just as we have in the recent pastwith the threat and challenge posed to Ahepa by Gekas and his fellow coconspirators.

I look forward to serving as your District Goverrror in 1997re8 to help in any way I can to keep us asthe premier organization of Hellenes in Ameriea.

Again, thank you.

Fratemally yours,

ft--Stephen Bolaris

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18200 Sabini Court, Morgan Hill, CA 95037, 408-779-0094

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Founded july26. 1922

in Atlanta, Ga

Qhr*,9ro„on9fun4Png%PaAssociaton

Golden Gate District No. 21Charles Spyropoulos, Governor

D15TRl[T 60`¥'ERNOR's F!EPORT

Mr. [hairm8}-I, Past Supreme Lodge officersj Past. District Bovemors,Members ot-the Distnct Lodge, Chapter Officers and Delegat.es:

It has been a Th..onderfu] experience and an honor t.a serve as tioLir District

Governor this past gear. I want to thank the delegate§ of t.he 64th AnnuEiiDistrict [on'+ention in 5tockton for e]ecting rrie t.a this oftlce.

As District Sol+errior,I +'isitE!i] eleven chapters in the District y..ith

members of t.he District Lodge. Due to a c:onflict jn dates the Fresno'I.Iisitat.ion was cancellecl. During thesf visitations I made mang new

friE.nds and renewgi] 5omB old acquaintanres vT.Jith BrothEr AHEPANS. I•Tvish to t.hank the officers and members ot-all the chapters t-or their

hospitalit.g anti fnentlship. 18lso vy.ant to t.flank members ot-mg District

Lodge for thEir help arid Support.

E.oitquet5 of t.ri8nks antl apprE!ciat.Ion should go to Sister Christine

KO[KINIS, Di§tric.i Bo.y.Emor.. Daughters of Pene]Dpe, and members of her

District. Lad.gE for their hel[I, Support.., and Cooperation during this past

rig term a5 District Go'+emor passed so quicklg that I yT,Joul,a lit:e t.a rEitleEt

brieflg on `AJhat took FIlace within Distri:t 21 in the 1996-.9? ue8r. A

5ummarg of mg ac.t}-Titles as District Gal...'ermr j3 ini:ludEd E]s an

attachment t[i this reFit]rt..

The gEar began .tyith mg at.t.er!dancB at the Supreme [`Dn'y`Er!t]ori in Hou3t.i]r.'.i'¢hEre thE man topic i]f di5cuE5ion ¥tJas the AHEPA 200f/ ReFiort.. The

repi]rt. set i art.h 22 rEcommend8tians ti] impro+'g fiHEPA in ort]E!r t.a 3ur'+'i`..`e

in the 2]€,i [entunj The re[rimm8nci8ti.i]ns .t.T'ere met .y+it.h a mi:-ietj re+'ie'.r.i,..

I.I;t.hedELei!a+Lea.

Dri DecembEr i,199T 5iJFireme F'resident_., 5Fiiro rlACP!5. conEIJcted a

I:EirritlifiEd AHEpfl 8rid Grani] Dl]Pt'5ijFireme Lodge 'uti]rL'`§iii]p at F!Eltii]j JttEH`I'ada

I:.DncEmi-rlg AHEF'A :Cifii:I. IIi attendance ..+/Elre Governors anfl [hapt.E!r

tit-I.icEr'i i.rom DIE,i.rift.E, Zi:I, 2L ±2 antl £'EI. It. .T'.;.as flbi;ious i.Iran t.riet]uestjons rai3etJ that ttie 4HEPA 2l-1i:li:I re[orrimEiritlat.iQriE if..,JerE not

ti'T'oraEllt! rei:E1'i.i'E!d bg thi]5e in at.i.Eirlljan;:ePage , A<

Dri Februang 22,1997 Golden Bate District. 21 he]tl a combiri8d AHEPAj`DOP

Supreme LOEge Vi/orkshop in Elk 8ro`.Je,CA. The purpose cit-the y/orkshop`nJas t.[i prob'icle chapter input and to develop a Golden Gate Dist.rict 21 joint

piJ5it.ion on the AHEPA 2000 recommendations. A report. of the District.5i;o5ition vyas furnished to all gist.rict.s, AHEPAHS and Daughters ofPEnelope \l/ithin the AHEPA domaiii. Copies y.t.ere also Sent t.a each merriber

of thE E;uprEmE Lodge. Board ot. Directors, Eirand Lodge, Supreme President.i]t-the Sons of Pericles., brand Presi-dent of t.he Maids ot. Athena Eintl the

Chairman of the AHEPA 2000 Committee.

Our i=olle[t.i'fe i.Jiew5, as presentei] in this reFiort, are the result [if t.his -I•.tyorkshop in Fgbru8rlj . The re[orrmendations rE!garding AHEPA 20fJO .I,.'.,I.ill

bf vat.ed on for aLcgptance at the Supreme Convention in 4tlanta I.n Au.gust..

Ear and 5priHg C8 nfErenc:es

ln lieu ot-the annuEi] FEill [onfErence the DistriEt spon5orE!d a '.[hEipterl=lt-t-icers 'ihlorkshclp" which was held at Holg [rt}s§ Church in BElmont. on

5uridai], 0[tober 13,1996. It yras host.ed bg the 5an rlatEo [hEiptEr andt.rlEre .t.'`ras good attendant:e bg the m8joritg ot. chapters in Djst.rict 2L

The" 'i`i'ork3hciFi" was coriducted bg Past District 6oh'ernorj Mick Kapetan..

\h/ho did an exc:ellent job explaining the duties ani] resFionEibllitjes of

[ihaFiter ofilc:erg. I propose that ..r'+a Con+iinuE to hold a §imilar i.vorkshop

eEich Oc:i.otier in place of the FE:11 Com-ererice.

Trie E,pririg Confererice woultl c[intinue t.a bE held p or ti] the beginning ot-

Ler!t.. The District. Scholarship Dinner D8r!ce also would I:ontinue tD Eie heldI:in the Sat.ijrdag bEforE t.he SDririg [onferEince.

5ari Franci5co mll ri[ist t.he ]99T Fal] Conference [in Dct[iber 5.,199T. [lni.hE pr8[.etliri!] Eat.urtlat!, D[tciber 4,19EITj thE 5an Fraricisco ChaFiter +../iTi be

i:e}Ebratirig it.a Tclth Anni!.,.'ersi]rg yt.itn a tlinner-danfe 8t the Aririun[i8t.ior!

[athedral irl San FrEinci-sco Currentlt!.. the Dist.rict. seELfs a r!ost t-clr the

i '39Ei E.pring [[inferErli:+a.

i.1i:Idem ErEe[': Etu'jieE; P

Li=:t. Ijear AHEPA @nti D['F' agreed t_a befgme 3porisorg ot-the I.Ent.er for

H[idertl Ereek .5tudie5. AHEF'A and t.hE BOP Th'iil ej3i:h donate a sun ot-SEl.}[:}.

13ririll8ilg i]'i,'er t.he ne::t. four gears, [ieginriirig `tl,iitJi t_riE 199T-.EIB [Hjl]get..

AHEF'i, []i;E.t.ri[t =15haT1 ]ni:ludE an oFIgrating Elu[get ling itEm t-i]r t.'nls

i:-:pEir!dit.ii're.

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+ `t,Iitrl the Elppointment Elf An@sta3ios KONSTANTIN as District AtmeticDirector last. geEir. the [Jistn'ct. At.hlet.es Program was ai:tivat.E!d when he

and 5on3 of Periclps' {50P) []i3trii:.t Go`jEmor, .John `,^t'00D, assisted bg Sons

aiid flaitls ot-At.hens within District. 21, onganized a District. 21, SOP Bolt

Tournament at. Tilden Park [iolt-[liib in Berkele!] on Mag 2=,.,199T. Despite

raing wEiather thirtg golfErs part.i[iFiat.ed and completed their round ot-

g[ilt-. Th.is `hJa5 foHo.`^/ed bg a de]icioijs barbecuEd shi5-kE-bob dinner. ThisInitial E'./ent. mate a srriall profit . Let..s make this an arinua] e`,.lent ".hifh,I./...itjl additional publicitg, can attract. a larger fieltl of plagers in 1998

_riHEPA Educat.ii]nal Foundation.

During thi-a past tiear, rE!presen.iatives of the Schol@rship Committees ofboth riHEpii and thE DOP met iri ordEr t.a discuss the feasab"itg of fom-linga District Educational Foundation. ThE!5e talks .urere e#pior8tong and not]e[ision ¥ttE]s real:had reg@rding the forrriiition ot-such a foiindation.

[ommittee meetings shoijld be held at. t.his c:on'.,.ention for the purposE of

dis[lJE§ing t.hE ad`/antages and t.a:i [on§£quEnEes of siich a t-oundat.ion.

'`...''J'!Jnt-arAssE!ssment.

TliE I.Joluntarg assessment of Si2.rj[1 [ier fiHEpriM +I.,fas due bt;I March 31, !99T.

This is an ursient p]ea! For those `,^/}ii:; h,]\,'e not gE.t. made ineir dDnation..

Please mE![.:e ei/erg et-fort to I:omFilg vi/itri trie rBqije5t. fmam the SupremeHEatlqu8rters. Thi5 one-time assessment. ]5 urgentlg neede± to peg theieg81 fees for our I.i¥jl suits that. riHEPA t.ilEH to reco++er monies lost as a

resiilt. of the Eimbe==TemEnt. Let.§ t-ini.3ri tJ.ii§ jtib which [iur tlEiparted

Br[i`iher, Gjj5t. riretos, res[il.,`ed to rect.ifg and in so doing, ciosg this darkch8Fiier in AHEP#.5 [olorful hit.tort!.

[)iJrmg ml] visit.at.Ions I v./as plea§eE to w.itne§s the number ot-ne.t'+

members .r.`Jho are t.eking an actil,'E role in rriang of our [ha[iters. I should

lil{e t.[I seE t.hEsg 3amE mEmber§ participate in t.he oFleration and le8dE!r-

5hi[! ot-Dist_net. 21 a§ members Dt-the Di3tn-ct. L:'dge.

in C!osinEL. I ++.ish t.i] thank the entire 5,]i:rament.i] AHEPA Familg fi:Ir it.s'.;.'y'arrri hiJspitalit! e}<t.ended u5. tliE I.,'isit.ors anij delegEit.es ot-[ii5t_riot fl,

ar,i] for it.a i]ut5t.,3ndirig ji]b Ei:=, orEiani=ers ot-this I]ear'5 0ist.ri[t.

I;]n',.,`€rit.lan LET. i.j3 res,9l+...a t_ri,5t tli.iring t.his [on'..,'Enticir!, i]ijr di5i:ij3sil:mE,•`,I.I,''1:1[iEmeari1ri!]t-u1.,Fir,]dui:t.iL/a.,aiid?-{11e±..,I..,1'ithgi:,i]]'th'i!1t[i'...I.,..a,rd[1ur

t-elloi,ilrrl±rriE!Er-s,.

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DctoEler 15.1996

October 23,19iEI

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Pens, NV [haFiter ++isitat.ion

58n Francisco.. CA Awards Banquet. 5F Chapt.er

PTeasanion.. [A AHEPA Famillj pi[nj£

Be]mont, [A Fall [Dnfereti[e

Modesto, CA Chapter i,..isitat.ion

Sacramento, [A [hEipt.er +'isitati[in

[lakland.. [A Awartls Bam]uE§t_., Daklarid

5an Ji]5e.. [A 5[hi]1arship l=ommit.t.ee

'i/..i'@lnut [reet.. [A [h8Fiter i,i`isitEitioti

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[hapter'`/isitat.iotl

[hapt.er`.;'isitaticin

[hapter\;'i5itation

District AHEPA 2000

District Scholarsriip Dinner

Spring [ont-eren[.E

Chapter i/isitation

Flag Raising -Greek

[haptertr'i5itat.ii]n

5[.ni]1arshiFI[ommitt.Ee

AHEPA Dag LuriciiEDri

[jist.rict Lodge MEEt.ing

Distric:i CDnventicin

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GPllEVANCECOMMITTEE

MEMBEPIS PPESENT:

PHILIP VLANISANGELO MOUNTANOSJAMES JOGANOTOSJOHN GUYGEOPIGE KONST ANITOPOULOSGEOBGE JOHNSON, SECBETAPIYKAPL KONSTANTINE MDGEOPIGE MABGELOS, CHAIF"AN

VISITOPIS:

HAPIPIY KALAPIGAILIOSLAMBPOS PANAXOTOPOULOSNICK KOBAKASJIM NlcoLAUCHAF]LES SPEPIOPOULOSGirs HAizlFOTls

lsT 0FIDEF] OF BuSINESS

GUS HAZIFOTIS CAME FOBWAPID W}TH A GPllEVENCE CONCEPINING "ESCHOLABSHIP COMMITTEE SELECTIONS.

HAPIPly KALAFreiPlos cHAiPIMAN wAs THEN G ivEN THE OppOBTUNITyTO ANSWEPI ALL THE CHABGES. ALL NON-MEMBEB§ WEPIE THEN ASKEDTo LEAVE THE coMMrTTEE PlooM WITri THE ExcEPTloN oF DisTPlicTGovEPINon cHAPILEs spEPlopouLos wHo is THE ExoFFrcio MEMBEpOF THE coMMrTTEE.

THE COMMITTEE FELT THAT BOTH SIDES HAVE MEPIIT IN THEIPIGPllEVENCES, BUT BOTH SIDES MADE MISTAKES IN HANDLING MANYSITUATIONS AND DESENSIONS. SO THAT .HIS WILL NOT HAPPEN AGAINWE F`ECCOMEND THE FOLLOWING:

4G

F} E C a M M E N D A T I a N S :

1. SCHOLAPISHIP COMMITTEE MUST ALWAYS BE COMPLETELY INDEPENDENTOF THE DISTPI ICT LODGE.

2. SCHOLARSHIP BY-LAWS MUST BE REVIEWED AND FOLLOWED BY THESCHOLABSHIP COMMIITEE WITH PIEGAPIDS TO DEADLINES.

3. COMMIITEE MEMBEF]S SHOULD BE NO"FIED 3 WEEKS IN ADVANCE

I.....',`.I-

ce±,==ri_,-====-==AFTEF THE F3ANKING IS MADE, THE Ca+E9tFEEJ M ===+A+lil+I++-Ot`:I+AIFF l< TC

:C C) M M E NT S

N a T\ F iWITH A QUof]UM PPIEsrENI _. jL/

THE ABOVE PIEPOBT WAS NOT UNANIMOUS BY ALL MEMBEf]S.

F3ESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED..

GEOPIGE MAPIGELOS, CHAIF]MANGEOPIGE JOHNSON, SECF}ETAPY

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CONVENTION -CONFEPIENCE CITjE,'S COMMITTEE PEPOPIT

PECOMMEND for 1998 OAKLAND to ho;J,t 'irie th district`convention

FALL CONFEBENCE -bids to host were S.F., Oakland, Sacremento

SPPllNG CONFEPIENCE -no bids were mac!e

CONSIDEBATIONFor District 21 join with districts 19. 20, 22, for a combined district

convention.Plecommendations:

1 ) Gain report pertaining to the hanc!`ing al..d outcome Of previous combineddistrict convention.

a) how were districts joined for networkir,g ?

b) how were f inances handled betweei-, districts ?

c) how were events combined ?

2) Contact presiding district governors Of both AHEPA & DOP of districts 19, 20,and 22 as to future possibilities of d;strict 21 be included in a joint districtconnention.

3) Pleport to fall conference on findings

Questions to consider:

1 ) how would the scholarship awards-. be handled or presented?2) how would this convention affect rj'.;:r district raffle?

Plespectfully submittedJohn Guy

5C>.

65TH ANNUAL DISTPllcT CONVENTIONGOLDEN GATE DISTF}lcT #21

0BDEP OF AHEPAJUNE 26-28,1997

AHEPA TPAVELEPI COMMllTEE PIEPOPIT

CURF{ENT STATUS:

Printing costs same as last year.Sales tax up 1 /2 of 1 a/a.Postal rate up about loo/a as of October 1996.Continue to use Oakland Chapter Postal Permit.Current circulation about 1,700 issues.

PIECOMMENDATIONS:

1. Increase Traveler budget to reflect increase in sales tax and postal rates.

2 This year, the host convention city used the Traveler to distributeconvention registration forms and other convention information. Thisapproach was well received, however, some members expected toreceive a separate convention mailing.

Plecommendation. Father than include convention material within theTraveler include the material together with the Traveler as inserts. Forexample the package would contain the following.

a. 9 x 12 Envelopeb. Summer issue of the Travelerc. Convention registration forms.d. Convention event flyers, etc,e. Hotel informationf. Host chapter return envelope.

We feel a package outlined above would help distribute the materialefficiently.

Committee:

5',

Ted Cuclls, PDG, ChairmanDr. Karl KonstantineBill Christie

T=ckf±ut

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65TH ANNUAL DISTFIICT CONVENTION -JUNE 26, 1997SPECIAL PF}OJECTS COMMITTEE FIEPOPIT

SACBAMENTO, CALIFOFINIA

1.THE SHARE OF THE PFIOFITS OF THE DISTPllcT AHEPA FAMILYCHABITABLE RAFFLE FOB 1997 ls TO BE DISTFIIBUTED AS

FOLLOWS:

70% TO THE CHAPTEFIS20% TO THE DISTPllcT

10% T0 THE DISTRICT SCHOLAF!SHIP FUND

2. THE ANNUAL SCHOLARslllp FUND F`AISEP IS TO BE CONTINUED.THE DATE SET IS TO BE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SPPllNGDISTF!ICT CONFEF}ENCE.

3. THE ACTION TAKEN ON AHEPA 2000 BY THE AHEPA ANDDAUGHTEFis OF PENELOPE AT THE FEBFiuARY 22, 97 MEETINGIN REGARDS TO DISTFllcT 21 POSITION ON THE RECOMMEND-ATIONS ARE TO BE LAUDED AND ECSTATICALLY ENDOF}SEDBY DELEGATES TO THE 65TH DISTl]lcT CONVENTION.

SUBJECT:DISTPICT 21 ANNUAL CHARITABLE FIAFFLE

1, THE OF!IGINAL PF[lzE STRuCTUF]E WAS BASED ON THE SALE OF1000 TICKETS. THE PAST SEVERAL YEAF!S THE SALES HAVE BEENBETWEEN 650 AND 750 TICKETS. BASED ON THE ABOVE IT ISRECOMMENDED THAT THE RAFFLE CHAIF"AN-MANACOMMIITEE STUDY THIS MATTEP WITH THE VIEW a

ER AND HIS

THE PPllzE STF}UCTURE WITH THE CUF}PENT SALE OF TICKETS.

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COMMITTEE MEIVIBERS:PAUL ELIOPOULOSGEOF3GE MAFtMASCHAF}LIE BESOTES

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ORDER OF AIIEPADlsTRIor 21

65TII ANNUAL CONVENTIONSACRAMENTO, CA

duNE 28, 1997

GRowTH & EXPANsloN CoMMrrrEE REpoHT

CIIAIRMAN: Elias Frangos

COMMITTEE: Peter Sakkis, Byron Gavrilis, George Konstantopoulos,George Marinas, Dr. Karl Konstantin, John Guy

The above cdmmittee meTnbers hcove rn,et on the 27th of June and hoverecommended the fiollou]ing:

I. A NEW EFFORT SHOULI) BE MADE TO INCREASEn-ERSHIP.

A. New Members -Chapter representatives shonld approachpeople who are new to the local community, explain the goals andprograms of the local chapter of AHEPA invite the individual tobecome a nerher.

8. Inactive Members - Energize and reinstate members whohave become inactive.

C. Institute activities which are open to the community andenhance the value of AHEPA to the entire communityfoarish.

D. Activate new chapters of the sons of pericles. Support thenew chapter to become established and encourage the me mb e rsto becolne future members of AIIEPA.

E. Encourage each member of the local chapter to promotefellowship, renew his own interest in the fraternity and topromote the ideals and customs of the Hellenic culture.

53.

11. EEiNIIANCE CHAPTER OPERATIQ±±§[

A. Provide membership applications and information about thegoals and ideals of AHEPA at each chapter meeting.

a. Chapter officers and members should visit other districtchapters in order to exchange ideas and to promote and supporteach other's activities and functions.

C. Chapter members should assume leadership roles in the civilaffairs of the local community. Local communities should beencouraged to recognize the March 25th GREEKINDEPENDENCE DAY by raising and displaying the Greek flagat the City Hall.

D. Chapters ofAHEPA should be reactivated in santa cruzand Marin Counties.

E. Chapter meetings should include affordable dinners andrefreshments at every other meeting. Joint meetings with theDaughters should be encouraged on a regular basis throughoutthe year.

F. Investigate the feasibility of having Trisagion services andrecognition activities for departed brothers. Consider annualbanquets for the purpose of remembering and recognizing theefforts, contributions and achievements of past and departedmembers of the chapter and the parish community.`

D^TifED is:e{cF,GavEfrfck it/AE>irT A Qorvnyi(Ite€ pF^/ aPi!Ef lfiNS Tc, wliJea,TIGATe- C#fllny?e:i IFJ. 7ffc= I :6rEIccju`jc=v\+._cyJ : rio uar+kE r\+OR!E `f+OpeIA;iii? +a+k€\/c>uNJGx Pecft/e .

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RESOLUTION

splendid Order in sevent=J-f ive years accomplished

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rmEREAS ourmission, to wit: The Assimilation of-the Gr=ek im[`igrantsits

into the main stream of American society, politics and economicendeavors, and

WHEREAS ,identify with the ethnocentric bent of our brder and usa this

our subsequent generation of youth no longer

as one reason for not joining, and

WHEREAS ,membership from this group, and

our very existence depends on increasing our

WI]EREAS, ourwish to divide us along ethnic linas and refer to us as "Greek-Americans" which turns our youth off .

order caters to politicians and others who

BE IT RESOLVED that theshould take is, to go on record and inform those politicians

first step, we as an organization

and others that we are not hyphenated Americans aid that weare "Americans of Hellenic Descent" and justly proud of thefact that we are foremost Americans and equally proud of thefact that our heritage is Greek.

Fraternally Submitted

S E= .CHRIS E. ROCKAS, PDG

A;/ s7EJ/EI U_vAfap^3STEVE HOUVARDAS, Chp #151

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OPIDEPI OF AHEPAGOLDEN GATE DISTF]ICT #21

65TH ANNUAL DISTBICT CONVENTIONJUNE 26-28, 1997

l]ESOLUTIONS AND l]EGULATIONS COMMITTEE REPOF!T

1. Whereas, the District Lodge of Golden Gate District #21 has extended to theDelegates and visitors of the 65th Annual District Convention the finest American -Hellenic Hospita[ity.

Be it resolved, that we the delegates, herein assembled, express our gratitudeto the members of Golden Gate District Order of Ahepa led by District GovernorCharles Spyropoulos.

2. Whereas, Sacramento chapters, our hosts led by General chairmen BrotherGeorge Kufasjmis and Sister Helen Plotas, PP; Co-Chairmen Brother Andrew Maris,PDG and Sister Marie Loris, PP and their committee have given us a worthyconvention, according to Ahepa principles.

Be it resolved, that we the delegates, herein assembled, express ourappreciation through our convention chairmen and co-chairmen for their out5`tandingperformance, kindness, hospitality and fraternal spirit.

3. Whereas, our District Governor, Charles spyropoulos and his District Lodgehave performed their duties in an exemplary manner in the finest tradition Of Ahepa.

And, whereas, the convention Business Officers, Chairman Brother NickKapetan, PBD; Vice Chairman Brother Angelo Mountanos, PDG; and Brother BillBooras, PP performed their tasks with competence, efficiency and sincere spirit

Be it resolved, that they be highly commended for a job well done and that theybe given the gratitude and hearfelt thanks of the convention body.

4. Whereas, the management and staff of the sacramento Hilton Inn forcooperating fully with the Sacramento Chapters and its Convention Chairmen andOfficers to give a wonderful convention.

Be it resolved, that a vote of thanks to be given to the Sacramento Hilton Inn, itsmanagement and staff .

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PESOLUTION FOR A JOINT DISTRICT CONVENTloN

Whereas, Districts 20, 22 and 26 met at a Tri-District Convention ln F]eno,Nevada (in our District) and we, District 21, met alone and thereby, perhaps,sending the wrong message of Ahepa unity.

Be it resolved, that District #21 should consider joining the other WesternDistricts for a joint District Convention.

AHEPA 2000 PIESOLUTI0N

Whereas, the action taken on Ahepa 2000 by the Order of Ahepa andDaughters of Penelope of District 21 at the February 22,1997 meeting held inElk Grove, California with regard to their position on the recommendations areto be lauded and ecstatically endorsed by the Delegates to the 65th District 21Convention.

And further, let it be resolved, the recommendations are to be endorsed byDistrict 21 Delegates to the 75th Annual Supreme Convention.

RESOLUTION Fol] THE FOFIMATION OF A SCHOLAHSHIP FOUNDATION

Whereas, the District Scholarship Funds of the Order of Ahepa and Daughtersof Penelope are not legally deductable as a 501 (3) (c) chairitable fund.

Whereas, the Order of Ahepa and Daughters of Penelope cannot legally solicitcoorporate and institutional endowments or bequests.

Whereas, the joint committee of Order of Ahepa and Daughters of Penelopeshall consider all data and present articles of rules that will meet the necessaryregulations of the state and federal laws that will qualify the foundation as abonaflde 501 (3)(c) non-profit indenity.

Whereas, a joint committee of Order of Ahepa and Daughters of Penelope havemet to consider the formation of a Joint Scholarship Foundation with equalstatus of both organizations.

Whereas, the joint committee has agreed to present a joint resolution to form anactlve committee to be appointed by the new District Governors.

Therefore, let it be resolved that action ije taken to facilitate formation of Orderof Ahepa - Daughters of Penelope District #21 Scholarship Foundation.

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l]ESOLUTION FOP A JOINT DISTRICT CONVENTION

Whereas, Districts 20, 22 and 26 met at a Tri-District Convention in Peno,Nevada (in our District) and we, District 21, met alone and thereby, perhaps,sending the wrong message of Ahepa unity.

Be it resolved, that District #21 should consider joining the other WesternDistricts for a joint District Convention.

COMMITTEE:

Bill Christie, ChairmanJohn Guy -r`i. r. nfta sri?rf rTasso KonstantjneArnold Doer

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\1\ORDER 0F AHEPA

:-: -s,`\ DISTRICT CONVENTION

ATHLETIC CCJMHITTEE F{EPORT

ConDltt.. rl.dib.r`.S -.-- I 1+Ill-. Ch..Steve HouvardasStavros Kalomiris

The fouowing I.ecommendatic)ns Came out of the cliscussic}nof this small but select group of 8rothers:

1. Chapters should become active in sports by spansc)I.inga Little League bc]y§ or girls team. The AHEPA name onspcirts jer`sey is good public:icy for oiir charity activi-t i es .

2. Chapter bowling teams could compete in local Bc]wlingLeagues .

3. An AHEPA Round of Golf cauld be gsnerated I)n the Satur.-day before the Spring of Fall Dist.rict Conferences.This ulciuld aj2| be a tournament. orily a friendly found ofgc)lt, to promclte mild competition between Brothels.

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The Gust AretosMemorial Scholarship Fund Committee

A sum of $5,000 is submitted by donors to the Gust Aretos MemorialScholarship Fund, for a perpetual scholarship in the name of Gust Aretos.

The Committee has determined that because of the stature of our belovedBrother Gust Aretos and the determination that his "Memory be Eternal''in the annals of Golden Gate District 21 that the scholarship in his namebe administered as follows:

1. That a member of the Gust Aretos family present the award each year.If a member of the family is not available, the award will be presentedby a Past District Governor of the Order of AHEPA or the Daughters ofPenelope.

2. That the award will be given as a joint effort of the AHEPA Family,albeit administered by the AHEPA District 21 Scholarship Program

Fraternally submitted:

thi+2tL; C32{Chris Rockas, Member Bill Booras, Member

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GOLl)EN GATE I)ISTl]lcT 21 AllEPAOPEl]ATING ACCOUNT SUMMARY 1998-1997

Flevenue Sources:Acct. No, Name Approved

Bl,dgp:

JUnaud ited Proposed ApprovedActual Budget at

1996.1997 1996-1997 1997-1998 Convention4010 Per Capita Tax - Supreme Lodge $1.800 $ 1 , 028 $1,8004020 Per Caplta Tar -Chapters $900 $440 $9004030 District Convention Proceecfs Ahepa only $1,000 $572 $ 1 , 0004040 Plebates Nat. Conv. Delegates $150 $185 $1504050 Athletic Director $0 $350 SO4060 Interest Earned - Savings Acct. $0 $0 $04070 Charity f] aflle $2,625 $2,481 $2,625

Dlle from D Of P AHEPA 2000 $0 $398 SOTol®l Rovenu® $6,475 $5,454 $6,475

DlsbuT8ementg For:Acct. No. Name Approved Unaudited Proposed Approved

Budget Actual Biidgct at1996-1997 1996-1997 1997-1998 Convenlicin

6000 Anepa Charitable Foundation $0 $0 $06010 Dist. Gov. - National Allowance $700 $700 $7006020 Dist. Gov. - District Allowance $700 $700 $7006030 Dist. Lt. Gov. Allowance $250 $175 $2506040 Dist. Loclge Cwficers Allowarlce $ 1,170 $600 $ 1,1706050 Dist. Aiiditcirs AMowance $195 $195 $1956060 Sons ol Pericles Allowance $400 $4006070 Dist. Governors Pinmlaque S'50 $251 S'506080 Postage $300 $29 $3006090 Stationary a Supplies $400 $48 $4006100 Pleproduction Conv. Minutes $300 SO $3006110 Telephone $400 $0 $4006120 Conv./Conl. Printirig $300 $344 $3006130 Computer Service Costs $100 $0 $1006140 Guidelines Pleprodiiction $200 $0 $2006150 Miscellaneous $200 $949 $2006151 Supreme otlicer visits (not cony.} ` $350 $0 $3506152 Nat. Conv. Dlst. 2t Caucus F]oom

` $2oo$200 $200

6160 Pf] Promotion $125 $0 $1256170 Printing & Copying-D,G. & Secy $600 $422 $6006171 Dist. #21 Ad for Nat. Convention $150 $0 $150

District Convention Proceeds, DOP a/a $400 $0 $400Athletic Directo $0 $350 $350

(, \7 , ` \ `~_ Detz+\ c±`:2JEiiEAi =m+>t>iE > t=Total D]sbtJreements $7,590 $4,963 i7i L~

ir 4+aoperat|ng Acct. Surplus/(Dellclt) -$1„ $49' i:iT:€=~L>

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GOLDEN GATE I)lsTI]lcT 21 AtlEPATraveler Account Summary 1995-199e

FteventJe Sources:

Acct. No Name Apprr,ved Unaudited Proposed ApprovedBudr,et Actual Budget at1996-1997 1996-1997 1997-1998 Convention

4080 Assessment - Ctiapters $2,700 $1,233 $2,7004090 Assessment -DOP i $1,500AdvertislngI$750 $ 1 , 500 $1,5004100 $320 $7504110 Plaffle - Cliaritable 1 $875 $826 $875

Total F]®vonuo $5,e25 $3,879 S5,825

DlebtJr8ements For:

Acct. No. Name Appro`ted Unaudited Proposed ApprovedBudget Actual Biidgct at1996-1997 1996-1997 1997-1998 Convention

6180 F'rin`ing Expense $3.900 $5,931 $3,goo6190 Edltors Allowance $195 St95 $1956200 Girculatfon Managers Allowance $195 $195 $1956210 Acldreslng Costs $600 (NO'e 1) $6006220 Mailing Costs $825 (NO'e 1) $825

Total I)18burBem®nl8 $5,715 S®,321 $5,715

Note 1 : Addressing and Mamng Cost Included with Prlr`(`lng Expense

Tiaveler Account §urplu9/{D®tlclt) S"0 -$2,442 $110

0v®r81l surpltl8/{Dellc[t) -$1,005 -$1,951 -St.355

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STATERENT 0F OPERATIONS 1996-1997

DISTRICT 21

ORDER oF AlmpA

AND

DAUGHTERS OF PENELOPE

AHEPA FAMILY CHARITIES RAFFLE

AS 0F SEPTEMBER 1,1997

Paul G. Eliopoulos, PSGChainnan"anagerOrder of Ahepa

Charles SpyropoulosDistrict GovernorOrder of Ahepa

7c>.

Ima ArhontasLt. GovernorCo-ChairpersonDaughters of Penelope

Christine KockinisDistrict GovernorDaughters of Penelope

1996 -1997AHEPA FAMILY CHAF3ITIES FIAFFLE

FINANCIAL STATEMENTAS OF SEPTEMBEl] 1,1997

NumberTICKETS SOLD:

Daughters Of PenetopeOrder Of Ahepa

Totals

189515

704

Interest Income, Current Year

Total Income Ticket Sales and Interest Received

Amou_n!

$18,goo.00$51,500.00

$70,4cO.00

coo.00

$70,goo.00

OPEFIATING EXPENSESEnvelopes tincluded with tieket printing)Printing 1,000 Tickets Plus SignsSales Tax (included with ticket printing)U.S. Postal Servlce Postage)Fiental Of Drum-Cony. & Spring Conf .Computer LabelsPrinting Letters & Ffaffle PackageBeceint BookBank FeesMisc. Expenses

Total Expenses

GPOSS PPIOFIT

LESS PBIZES AWAPDED

NET PPIOFIT TO BE DISTPIBUTED

MPUTATION OF

$495.00

$650.00$123.00$175.cO$195.00

$9.00$170.00$75.00

R TICKET SOLD

$20,008 Divided by 704 tickets Sold is $28.42

$1,892.00

es9,008.00

(tt9,000.00)

$20,008,00

NET PF30FIT D[STF]lBUTI0NDaughters of penelope 189 llckets © $28.42 es,371.00Order of Ahepa 515 Tickets © $28.42 $14,637.00

TOTAL NET PPOFIT DISTFllBUTION

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$20,008.00

1'.

1996 -1997AHEPA FAMILY CHAF]lTIES F}AF±±E

SALES AND DISTRIBUTION BY CHAPTEROF]DEF] OF AHEPA

Per Ticket Per Ticket AHEPANSifallTiekets Percentage asActually basedon515were sold

Share to ChaptersShare to Scholarship FundShare to District Lodge

Totals

INAALDISTRIBUTIONT

sold Tickets sold$35.00 70%

$5.00 1 oo/a$10.00 20O/a

$50.00 1 ooo/o

HAPTEF] BASED UPON

$19.90 $10,246.00$2.84 $1,464.00$5. 68 se ,927. 00

$28.42 $14,637.00

QF TICKETS EACH CHAPTEI] SOLD TIMES S]gJ2gi

CHAPTEFIGolden Gate Pacifie #150Fresno #151Sacramento #153Oakland #171Stockton #212Solano #217 rvallejo)Marysville #228Modesto #246San Jose #251Contra Costa #259Beno #281San Mateo County #392

TOTALSTO CHAPTERS © $19.90

TOTAL TO SCHOLAPSHIP FUND

TOTAL TO AHEPA DISTPICT LODGE

IOTAL DISTF}IBUTION FOP AHEPA

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TOTAL CHAPTEPI

see Ft EBATE104 $2,069.00108 $2,148.0054 $1,075.0048 $955. 0012 $239.0010 $199.0017 $338.0071 $1,412.0036 $716.0020 $398.0022 $438.0013 $259.00

$10,246.00

$1,464.00

$2,927.00

$14,637.00

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1996 -1997AHEPA FAMILY CHAF}lTIES RAFFLE

SALES AND DISTFllBUTION BY CHAPTERDAUGHTEF]S 0F PENELOPE

pEFicENTAGE sHAPliNG RATios Fa

pEpcENrTAGE sHAF]E (SEE PAGE 1)

R DISTRIBUTI

FIAllos OF DISTF][BLJTION FOF] DALJGI+llHS OF PENELOF¥CHAPTEP FIE BATE 6o°/oDISTRICT LODGE 3oo/oSCHOLAPISHIP 10%

TOTAL DAUGHTEF]S OF PENELOPE DISTBIBUTION

lNAL DLSTI]lBUTION T0 EACH DAUGLTTERS CHAPTEF] B4PON NUMBEFt OF TICKETS EACH CHAPTEF] SOLD

$3,223 Divided by 189 tickets sold is

CHAPTEPIEos #1 Sam FranciscoEcho #4 OaklandArtemis #5 SacramentoSparta #1 8 StocktonDaphne #29 San Jo§ePhadera #64 ModestoLeto #71 FresnoArethusa #87 PittstiurgElis #89 BenoZephrus #147 MarysvilleMeonia #273 Vallejouranja #290 San MateoHamonia #367 Walnut Creek

TOTAL CHAPTEP DISTRIBUTION

Pag` :'

$17.05

$5,371.00

$3,223.00$1,611.00

$537.00

TOTAL CHAPTEPSQLB PI EBATE

50 sO53.0015 $256.00

1 $17.00• 14 $239.00

17 $290.0020 se41.00

8 $136.000 $0.005 $85.00

22 $375.003 $51.00

32 $546.002 $34.00