TSINTZINIAN Volume 2 CHRONICLENumber 3a July 1997 Words From The Chairman By Dr.John Gregory

Dear Tsintzinian Brothers and Sisters, The time is here and within a few weeks of this Chronicle it will be an- other year that we have the chance to be with our families and friends. It is also the year that you will see and experience the beginning of the big change at the Clubhouse and be a part of that transition. The Board of Directors have come to a major decision and commitment in bringing you this new era, and I am very proud to not only lead it but be a part of this experience. I hope that each Pete Lambros Speaks: and every one of you will take the opportunity to hear the presentation that will be given called “CHANGE”, and you will have the opportunity to ask ques- For the past fifty years, we have tions and hear about our new future. There is a commitment to keep up this been content to somehow put together our very unique tradition of ours to come back to Celeron each year and meet with convention in a fairly satisfactory man- our children, families, grandchildren and friends. Hopefully we will see some ner. Fortunately, we had dedicated mem- of the new improvements that will be noticeable as you first drive into the bers living within driving distance of Clubhouse this year, while other improvements will be ongoing. The Board has Jamestown. Our utilities and taxes were committed to a new concept quite reasonable, food costs and hired in the total operation and personnel were rarely a serious problem, maintaining of the Clubhouse and until very recently our eighty-year- and grounds. You will have old building and property received very the opportunity to meet Roger little attention. Volk and Chris Frank, the About ten years ago the board, be- new General Manager and the ginning with George Costianis as Presi- Director of Catering & Ban- dent, realized the gravity of the dilemma quet Facilities, who will soon and initiated the Jack Mitchell Develop- be married and have their re- ment Fund. This fund has been seeded in ception at our Clubhouse. large part by the Chacona family in Erie, This wonderful couple will be taking on the responsibility of maintaining the PA. John and Noolie (Chacona) Flores grounds and bring overdue business of catering from our new facility for large and family have donated more than parties in the Jamestown and Celeron area. This new concept will bring addi- twenty-five thousand to this fund. tional income to the Society and hopefully help to alleviate past money prob- As our fund prospered, we have lems. We will have our children bring us our meals, like in the past, only with added a new roof and new siding to the more efficiency. The band once again is ready for a long night stand. The water building among other less major im- pump once again is pumping clear water. The basketball court was sealed last provements. I was just recently notified week and is looking for a few good players. The children swings have been all that the entire upstairs apartment needs checked, cleaned and tested. Hundreds of hours of work again have gone into complete remodeling including wiring this year’s convention to make it another outstanding year. Now it’s up to you and plumbing before our new caretakers to come and enjoy with your families and friends. The Board and I look for- can be installed. We will somehow get ward to seeing, meeting and talking with you at the 1997, 140th National Con- vention. Please have a good and SAFE trip. Continued Page 2 1 Continued from Page 1 Discoveries Pete Lambros Speaks:

On the 29th of June, Board Mem- part of the story was the cost of this done this year. bers, Lee Costianis, Dr. Skevos and $4200.00 to refinish and seal it. Oh In the first Chronicle I promised Barbara Zervos, Dr. John and Donna well maybe next year we will have that changes were forth coming, and our Gregory along with the facilities Gen- the money and hopefully refinish it. first priority is to make our property prof- eral Manager, Roger Volk and Chris Lee and Yainni spent about 10 hours itable and financially productive. After Frank, reviewed the many major reviewing the grounds for the new much investigation with the facilities projects that are under way. For the landscaping ideas that were reviewed available in Chautauqua County for wed- first time the property was resurveyed and planned on steps to complete the dings, parties, reunions, flea markets, and we found 20,000 work prior to the yard sales, etc., we found nothing com- additional square feet National Con- parable to what we can offer. John and of land behind the vention. While at Donna Gregory have spent much time in clubhouse that we the Nursery we Jamestown these past several months and didn’t believe that we picked two new are vigorously moving on this venture. owned. It was like Family Trees that As your outgoing President, I want pioneering through were to be to thank all board members, directors, the national forest planted prior to members, and the ladies organization for and timberland. After the convention. your support these past years. Us that great experience, These two new Tsintzinians - we have vigor, stamina, the next discovery beautiful trees imagination and priden and this implies was the main floor of the hall. Donna will add a unique color to the existing longevity. Gregory contacted floor refinishers to trees. One additional acre will be examine the Great Hall and receive smoothed off and the ground rolled P.S. In May, along with my daugh- estimates on the cost to resand the hard for the additional parking. There ters, Cynthian Christina, and her husband floor. We found out that the floor that are major changes this year, and we Bob, we journeyed to Amsterdam, then been painted over 5 times in the his- hope that all the members will appre- to for 10 days. After the hustle tory of the Society and that underneath ciate it. We are looking forward to see- and bustle of , we found the paint was solid MAPLE. The hard ing everyone in a few weeks. to be a calming and pleasant change. On our way to Tsintzina, we stopped at my father’s village of Goritsa. Didn’t take us long to get acquainted at Can this Building be Saved? the local coffee shop. We also visited wit Mr. And Mrs. Nick Costa Lambros who We think so. The clubhouse is in respond to everyone. We also pass in- kindly had us visit their home for lunch. need of upgrades. This is no surprise to formation on to those on the board of The presented us with a gallon of olives, those of you that partake each year in directors and fight at all the meetings for and Bob hauled them all the way back to the annual convention. Many have writ- what we believe is the best for our con- Tennessee. ten to us here at the Chronicle to express tinual future. We can’t do it alone though. The highlight of our Sparta visit your thoughts good and bad on the things We need your help, not just with a $$ was the two evenings we spent with Elias you have observed and have concerns for. donation {yes we need those} but if you and Demetra Gregory. They arranged a We read each and every letter and try to have a talent such as sewing draperies, unforgettable dinner at a restaurant in laying carpet, carpentry, Mystra, and we can’t thank them enough. construction, green thumb, Demetra is our voice from Greece who or are just a handy person. writes articles for the Chronicle. Elias is Please contact Donna Gre- presently undertaking an industrious gory as I am leading the re- project involving 165 acres of new olive construction of the club- trees. Pure Greek olive oil is special and house, and we can use your very little is imported to the U.S.. Maybe help. Please call 410- 280- Demetra will do an article on the impor- 3319 if you can help. tance of olives and olive oil to the economy of the area. 2 Tsintzinian Convention Calendar of Events Children’s

THURSDAY NIGHT: Essay Contest 6:30 PM: Great Tsintzinian COOKOUT. Bring your own picnic dinner if you What Does Being a choose. Limited food will be provided. Enjoy the outdoors and get the chance to relax before the main events. Charcoal grill will be provided. Tsintzinian Descendent 7:30 PM: Enjoy an evening of dancing to Greek music provided by the CD’s. Mean to Me? Kentrikon will be open.

FRIDAY: 1 Winner age group 14-18 Friday Registration opens. 1 Winner age group 13 and under 8:00 AM: BREAKFAST being served until 11:00 am. Another great special for a great price THE best in town. Winners will be announced Friday 2:30 PM: Historical Presentation of the Tsintzinian Movement By Peter Dickson followed by group round table & question and answers and the history of your night before the talent show when the relatives. winning essays will be read to all attend- 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM: Board Meeting and Open to the general membership. ing. Each winner will receive a $25.00 Directors Meeting Officers Elections. Savings Bond and the winning essays 5:00 - 6:00 PM: Happy Hour - Drinks 1/2 price will be printed in the next issue of the 6:00 PM: Dinner served (Ticket event) Chronicle. 7:00 PM: Children’s Talent Show Many of you have ideas and opin- 10:00 PM till 2:00 AM: Main Dance (Ticket event) ions of what it is to be a Greek but, what Midnight snacks (Ticket Event) does it mean to you to be a Tsintzinian descendent. Put it into an essay form and SATURDAY: tell us. We want to know what our Saturday: Registration all day. younger members think about their heri- 8:00 AM: Breakfast 9:00 AM: George Macheras Golf Open Classic tage. We also would like to display at 11:00 AM: Family tree planting ceremony the convention all entries submitted to 12 Noon until 4 PM: Family Photo sessions. Make arrangements with Karen us. Judging will be done by the entire Vournakis and sign out for time during registration. (for pre appointments contact Chronicle staff, the current President Mr. Karen at her studio at 803-723-3921. Peter Lambros, and one other board 12:00 Noon - 4:00PM: Tsintzinian ART’s festival (meet the artist’s and view member. Send all entries to the there work) Tsintzinian Chronicle at 312 N. Glen 1:00 -3:00 PM: Genealogy & Historical Records Group Ave. Annapolis, Md. 21401. Good luck Peter Dickson, Cassandra & Tom Moore: Great Hall [come and share and to you all. update your family tree] Main Baseball Games Tsintzina Vers Zupena - Basketball Courts Open for all Open Tours Upstairs Renovations and Presentations 3:00 PM: Special presentation (afternoon) “Changing times and Classic the need for changes”. By the President of the Society. Question & This year’s Golf Classic will go on Answers after session. in memory of George Macheras. Alex 4:00PM: Ladies Auxiliary Meeting [ Main Board Room] Theofilos will be leading the event this 5:30 PM: Photo Session year. The plans at this point are to play 6:00 PM: Dinner (Ticket Event) 9 holes, on Satur- 9:30 PM until 3:00 AM: Dance (Ticket Event) day morning. All 12 Midnight: Coney Island HOT DOG’s and Midnight Snacks (Ticket Event) registered mem- There will be many additional events that will be happening during bers can receive Friday, Saturday, and Sunday morning. the latest update information at the SUNDAY: registration desk Sunday: Goodbye & Send-off Breakfast. 50% off for Members 7:30 -11:00 during check-in at the Clubhouse, or call Alex at 412-981-1475. 3 College Membership Cards-Hotel Reservations

Scholarship to We will not be mailing out your cards this year. Instead you can pick them up at the time of registration. This decision was made to save on additional be given by costs for postage and mailing supplies. You will need your membership card when you checkout of the participating discount hotels in order to receive the Chronicle in '98 discount. Please inform the hotel at the time of your College Scholarships are planned reservation that you are for the 1998 Convention. If you are part of the Greek graduating from high school in 1998, you (Tsintzinian) convention may be the first recipient of the as not everyone has done Tsintzinian Chronicle’s College Scholar- so and the hotel needs this ship Award. We plan each year to award information. Many hotels a student $500.00 to be used towards are already booked as of tuition for the college of their choice .We 5/18/97 and others are get- here at the Chronicle want our young ting filled very quickly, so members to understand the importance make sure you have a of being not just a good student, but a warm bed bath awaiting you.

Participating Motels for Membership Discounts:

Holiday Inn - 716-664-3400 - 2 Miles to Clubhouse - Downtown Jamestown - +100 Rooms Holiday Inn - 814-726-3000 -12 Miles to Clubhouse - Warren, Pennsylvania - +100 Rooms Red Coach Inn - 716-763-8548 - 1 and ½ Miles to Clubhouse - Lakewood, New York - 50 Rooms

Non Participating Discount Motels

Comfort Inn - 716-664-5920 - 3 Miles to Clubhouse - 2300 N Main Street - 80 Rooms Colony Motel - 716-488-1904- 1 Mile to Clubhouse - 620 Fairmount Avenue - 45 Rooms Great Tsintzinian Student. Their grades Heritage House Motel - 716-665-4410 -4 Miles to Clubhouse - Falconer, of course are important, but their com- New York - 40 Rooms mitment to the Church and to the con- Motel 6 - 716-665-3670 -3 Miles to Clubhouse - Falconer, New York - 60 tinual support to our society will also Rooms have importance. We know that all of the Webbs Captain Inn - 716-753-2161 - 10 Miles to Clubhouse - Opposite young in this organization have many Chau Institution - 60 Rooms talents; musically, athletically, artisti- cally, and instrumentally. All of these Fair - Last Resort things will go into consideration when we make the first choice at next year’s Fairmont Motel - 716-763-9550 - 1 and ¼ Miles to Clubhouse - Lakewood convention. So to those of you going into Pagus Motel - 716-763-9247 - 1 and ¼ Miles to Clubhouse your senior year, congratulations. Now Lakewood show us why you should be the FIRST Star Motel - 716-763-8578 - 1 and ¼ Miles to Clubhouse TSINTZINIAN CHRONICLE Lakewood SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT.

4 LETTER TO THE MEMBERSHIP: Thanks Tsintzinians We would like to express our thanks PAYMENT OF ANNUAL DUES to the following Tsintzinians for think- John N. Vournakis, Dues Secretary (June 23, 1997) ing about our Society and giving that little extra. John & Noolie Floros, In memory of Dear Tsintzinians: her sister, Loy The time is drawing very near for the 1997 Annual Convention. I am Nicholas & Martha Chacona, In writing this note as a sort of “Final Plea” for payment of advanced dues prior Memory of the family Galatia & John to the convention. The time has, unfortunately, passed for the discounted dues N. Chacona rates. But you can help the Society by making payment as soon as possible, in John M. & Nica Georgetson, Just advance of the Convention. Thus, I strongly urge you to send in your check because were Tsintzinians today, using the form attached to this issue of the Chronicle. Anargyros & Pota Vlahos, A commit- You may have noted from my previous two Letters in earlier issues of the ment to be part of the Tsintzinian Chronicle that I have iden- Society and it’s cause tified a particular theme, Thank You all for your generosity. which I now wish to re- emphasize in this last Let- ter prior to Jamestown. It is my personal belief that Nikki Wants to paying dues to our Soci- ety is in part an annual re- Go to Greece affirmation of our heri- tage. By paying the dues Nikki Lambros wants to go to every year I feel re-con- Greece, and he doesn’t want to go alone. nected with my Nikki has sent to the Chronicle a letter Tsintzinian Greek-Ameri- of information about a travel agency that can past and background. can put together a group trip at a group I carry my membership rate . If you card in my wallet and of- are interested ten show it to relatives and friends, taking the opportunity to explain to them in this adven- how our Tsintzinian ancestors got to America, how they survived here, how ture please they provided for their families and how the subsequent generations have be- contact Nikki come succesfully integrated into America. It allows me to brag about how we at # 607-432- were among the first to come to America and how well we’ve done here. It also 0874 Sounds like a lot of fun traveling allows me to describe the village of Tsintzina itself; the location, the living with friends and family. If you are at- style of its people, its magnificent peaceful solitude and beauty. Since my very tending the convention this year you can first visit to Tsintzina at age 13, I have taken every opportunity to return to find Nikki at the hot dog stand Saturday that magical place because, for reasons impossible to understand, I feel “at night. Nikki has been dreaming of this home” there. Membership in our Society is, therefore, not about paying money trip since 1987. Let’s plan a trip for 1998 to have fun for 2-3 days at a Greek-American Party in Jamestown, New York. before or after our convention. Membership is about maintaining contact with our history, our genealogy, our customs and music, our personality as a group from a small region of Greece. A Tsintzinian is a Sister or Brother to me, even if we’ve never met before, Our lives were meant because we share so much in common. I eagerly pay my dues and am thankful for the opportunity, because without this Society there would be a large miss- to be shared. ing gap in my life. Let's share our lives at Sincerely yours, the 1997 John N. Vournakis, Dues Secretary Convention!

5 similarity with the wavy sea that sur- The Greek Flag rounds the shores of Greece. The in- Flag of Greece terchange of blue and white colors makes the Hellenic Flag on a windy The pattern and colors of the day to look like the Aegean Pelagos. Greek Flag haven’t changed a lot since Only the quaint islands are missing! the Revolution of the Greek Nation in The Greek Square Cross that rests on 1821.Many people wonder why the the upper left side of the flag and oc- founders of the Hellenic Democracy cupies one fourth of the total area dem- have chosen the symbols, patterns and onstrates the respect and the devotion colors that appear on the National Flag the Greek people have for the Greek of Greece. It is difficult to unreveal the Orthodox Church and signifies the im- true intentions of the people respon- portant role of Christianity in the for- sible for the selection of the flag. This mation of the modern Hellenic Nation. is a personal attempt to interpret the During the dark years of the Ottoman designs and colors of the flag and its rule, the Greek Orthodox Church relation to Greece and Hellenism. helped the enslaved Greeks to retain their cultural characteristics: the Greek The Designs and Patterns of the language, the Byzantine religion and Greek Flag generally the Greek ethnic identity, by the institution of the Crypha Scholia The Colors of the Flag The number of the lines is based (hidden schools). The Crypha Scholia on the number of the syllables in the Blue and White! These two col- Greek phrase: Eleutheria H Thanatos ors symbolize the blue of the Greek Sea (Freedom or Death). and the Whiteness of the restless Greeks waves! According to the mythic ΕΛΕΥΦΕΡΙΑ Η ΦΑΝΑΤΟΣ legends, the Goddess of Beauty, Aphrodite emerged from these waves. Freedom or Death was the motto In addition, it reflects the blue of the during the years of the Hellenic Revo- Greek Sky and the White of the few lution against the Ottoman Empire in clouds that travel in it. There are some the 19nth century [There are claims who suggest that the blue and white that the number of lines reflects the were a web of schools that operated was symbolizes the similar color of the number of letters in the Greek word secretly throughout Greece and were clothing (vrakes) of the Greek sailors for Freedom, which equals 9]. This committed in transmitting to the during the Greek War of Independence. word stirred the heart of the oppressed Greeks the wonders of theirancestors Greeks, it created intense emotions and and the rest oftheir cultural heritage. This page is a contribution of Konstantin Efantis, administrator of the Hellenic Student inspired them to fight and gain their Today, Christianity is still the domi- Association at the University of Illinois at freedom after 400 years of slavery. The nant religion among Greeks. Therefore Urbana-Champaign line pattern was chosen because of their the existence of the Cross is justified.

NICK VOURAS 658-0812 Make plans now for the JOHN VOURAS

Since 1997 Tsintzina 1933 Convention. Hope to see

906 Union Street Wilmington, DE 19805 you there! 6 The Mountain Range of (Continued From June 97 Chronicle) by Demetra Gregory (Greece)

Parnon is a lime-stone plateau . Their surface is composed Villages of Parnon: Kynouria, veiled thinly by Kermes Oak and of relatively fertile alluvial soil and con- ancient (Harathros, Pla- Phryqana (maquis like scrub), imper- tests with the surrounding area where tanos, Sitaina, , , vious mica-schist crop out to provide facilitating springs occur only on the Aq.Vasilios,Blatanaki, Paliohori, sites for fairly large settlements. South impervious schist. The foreland with few Kosmas), to the south, Tsintzina. of the latitude of Sparta outcrops of exceptions has never played a very im- These villages date back to the 13th mica-schist become rarer, necessitat- portant historical role and in recent times century (Byzantine period). Tsakones ing settlement on the limestone out- were shepherds and builders as they liers of Parnon itself. Here the inhab- had developed their own architectural itants are forced to rely on cistern style. They were built at the bottom water, but this is not plentiful since of the forest, and they abandoned west Parnon falls in the rainshadow them during winter when the inhab- of Taygetos. itants searched for food for their The southern section of the west sheep. They were also making great parnon foreland is for the most part a loom-combs. Their language was the mere three kilometers wide, but it Tsakonika. broadens out to nine kilometers where Monasteries of Parnon: it comes out on the northeastern pe- Elona, Ioannis 0 Prothromos, rimeter of the Lakonian Gulf at mount Orthokostas (in Tsakonia), Panagia Kourkoula (916m). Since it doesn’t Malevi, close to the village rise above 500m it is often hard to dis- has suffered severe depopulation. Ag.Petros. tinguish from Parnon itself. Worthy of Mountain Tops of Parnon: DID YOU KNOW that an note is a series of basin plains extend- Megali Turla or Kronio 1935m,,Mikri Asian cedar ( Juniperus drupacea) can ing south from Geraki (ancient Turla 1800m, Koukouras 1449m, be found nowhere else in Europe but Geronthrai) to the northern end of Mathara 1326m, Profitis Elias 1788m, in Parnonas!!! Molai and hence towards the bay of Prezessi 1701m, Mourgias 1171m.

New Paid Members of the Tsintzina Society Gregg & Niomi Nixon Andris Kathleen Costianes Panayiotis Kanellos George & June Anderson George Dusckas Jr. Angelo & Diann Klousidis Constantine Andritsakis Georgia Dusckas Demos & Louise Kontos John & Maria Allis George L.Farmakis George & Mary Koutsovitis Christopher Allis Duane Ferencz Dr. Kenneth & Georgian Knauer Angeline W.Booras Anna Georgetson Cynthis Lambros Lee & Sandra Brahos James & Charlotte Georgeson Andrew & Jeanne Lambros Steven J.Chelekis Pota Gianukos George Lambros Gus Choporis Keven & Denise Gliwa James L. & Agnes Laskarisn George & Mildred Constas Demetrios & Zonda Gregory Xenophon & Joan Laskaris John G.& Jaqi Conomikes Raymond & Sophia Guidi Demetrios & Grace Leventy George & Lynne Conomikes David & Ann Haller Peter Macheras Aphrodite P. Costianes Robert & Christina Hofner Alex Macheras Constantine & Martha Costianes Thomas G.Kachulis Eve C. Macheras Pauline N Costianes Alex & Claudia Kapetan Continued Page 8 7 What's an Ad Size: To Place An Ad Business Card - A regular standard business card Stand Out: Call in your ad: Send or fax copy of business card or camera ready 410-280-3319 Cost: Business Card Size = $25.00 ads. Mail ad & payment to: Personal ads are also accepted. Tsintzinian Chronicle Deadline: 5 PM April 30, 1997. Ads received later 312 N. Glen Ave. # of issues run ______may be held for the next issue. Annapolis, Maryland 21401 TOTAL$ ______Payment: Fax to our office: Ads must be prepaid. Please include check or money 410-280-3319 Method of Payment order. Make checks payable to Tsintzinian Chronicle. Rates: ______Check/Money Order Policies: Business Card $ 25.00 Amount $______Issues Rate ______Membership # ______The Chronicle has the legal right to reject advertising for any reason. We will not change your ad without Per Issue 4 Times a Year Name ______first contacting you. If it is unacceptable, we will Address ______notify you and ask you to rewrite it. Placement of ads City ______State ______Zip ______within each issue is random. Telephone ______Fax ______Signature ______

Continued from Page 7 Rooms to Adopt New Memberships By Donna Gregory James Macheras Annette & Demetrios Mavrophilipos You’ve heard of adopting a child, added as an adoption fee. If you’d Mark Mavrophilipos seals, whales and even highways but like to give a small room a loving Achilles J.Nicholakis rooms? Well we have 5 rooms left that family, call Donna Gregory at 410- Mosca Nickles can be adopted by loving families. One 280-3319. As a professional designer George & Matoula Nickles has been adopted by the clubhouse as I will be happy to assist you in mak- Nicholas G. & Garyfallis Papageorge a full bathroom on the second floor, and ing it a successful adoption at no Arete Pathemos two others have already charge. We would Nicholas & Amelia Polites gone to loving families. All like to turn one room Peter N.& Georgia Polites rooms are on the second into a nursery with Denise & Marc Schmittein level above the Great Hall cribs, changing table, Joseph & Elaine Stala we know as the dancing and couple of rocking Martina & Jim Sterio room. No, these are not part chairs. Already we James & Linda Sturtevant of the caretaker’s home. have had two cribs Sam T.& Helen Stam They have been used for with mattresses and a Amalia Stratakos-Tio storage and neglected. You playpen donated. At Vasiliki Stratakos can dedicate one to a living least one room will be Dr.George & Chris Treires or passed family member on display at the con- Anargyros & Pota Vlahos and your family can use the vention this year so James & Karen Vournakis room anytime throughout you can see what we Nicholas & Catherine Vouras the year, and yes during the have in mind. Maybe Petroula Vlahos convention if you’d like. this can become your Pauls Vlahos-Decker Most rooms are approxi- vacation condo away James & Amelia Witt mately 12x12. Some al- from home. Enjoy the ready have bed frames in lake and the area good condition. What they need is mat- beach, sit back and relax in upstate tresses, lamps, area rugs, chairs, table, New York. You won’t be able to find Honored and Remembered bookcase, small desks, window treat- a better deal anywhere. Tsintzinians ments, linens, clean up and paint. Elec- Our deepest and warmest sympathy to trical and drywall costs will also be the family of Sophia Christopolos. 8 Thanks to Our Staff

Dr. John & Donna Gregory wish And you, our readers, send us letters to thank all of those responsible in to the editor which keep us on our toes, making the Tsintzinian Chronicle the and informed about what you feel is most read newspaper in your home. important to you and this unique orga- Peter & Helen Laskaris put all of the nization we all are apart of. We articles together with artwork ina couldn’t do any of this alone and we pleasant and organized fashion. Peter sincerely thank each and everyone. Dickson writes all of our History Cor- ners. Demetra Gregory in Sparta, Greece is our foreign correspon- dent keeping us updated on current events abroad. The Ladies Auxil- iary informs us of current personal happenings. Dr. John Vornakis keeps our members abreast of the membership responsibilities. John Zacharias gives us the financial re- ports that we publish. Our PresidentPeter Lambros writes his ideas and thoughts on what we are doing and where we need to go.

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