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THE ORDER OF AHEPA SHJ Directory Office Please Return P.O. Box 3140 Within 14 Days Chesapeake, VA 23327-3140 THE ORDER OF AHEPA MEMBERSHIP DIRECtoRY QUESTIONNAIRE INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Please review the information below and clearly print any corrections or additions on the lines directly to the right. If the information is correct, please do not duplicate. 2. Return the completed form in the enclosed envelope. 3. Check here if the information to the left of the lines is correct. Check this box if corrections and additions to the current information are provided below. NaME: (4) Prefix (e.g., Lt., Dr.) (3) Current Last Name (5) First Name (6) M.I. (7) Suffix (e.g., Ph.D.) CHAPTER AFFILIATION: THE ORDER OF AHEPA CHAPTER AFFILIatION CODE SEE REVERSE OF LETTER FOR CODES (174) Chapter Affiliation Code LEADERSHIP POSITION: (140) Current or Past Leadership Position (e. g., Supreme President, Supreme Vice President-Canada) PROFESSION: SEE REVERSE FOR CODES (20) Job Title/Occupation (18) Profession Code (21) Firm Name (22) Business Street Address 1 (23) Business Street Address 2 (25) Business City (26) State (28) US/Canadian Zip - - (29) Business Telephone (27) Foreign Country PREFERRED E-MAIL ADDRESS: (482) E-Mail RESIDENCE: (31) Residence Street Address 1 (32) Residence Street Address 2 (35) Residence City (36) State (38) US/Canadian Zip - - (39) Residence Telephone (37) Foreign Country (141) Primary City or Region in Greece where you/your family come from PLEASE SEE REVERSE FOR ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS FaMILY INFORMATION: (60) Spouse’s First Name (61) Spouse’s Last Name (if different) Please indicate with a “Y” if your spouse is a member of (142) The Daughters of Penelope or (143) The Maids of Athena Please indicate with a “Y” in the appropriate box if any of your children belong to one of the following: The Daughters The Maids The Sons Children’s FIRST NaMES of Penelope of Athena of Pericles (62) Child 1 (144) (145) (146) (63) Child 2 (147) (148) (149) (64) Child 3 (150) (151) (152) (65) Child 4 (153) (154) (155) (66) Child 5 (156) (157) (158) (67) Child 6 (159) (160) (161) (68) Child 7 (162) (163) (164) (69) Child 8 (165) (166) (167) (70) Child 9 (168) (169) (170) (71) Child 10 (171) (172) (173) PROFESSION CODES Please select one code from the list below and place it in the Profession Code box on the front of this form. AC Accounting EN Engineering MF Manufacturing AD Advertising/Public Relations EP Estate/Financial Planning MI Military AG Agriculture ER Energy Resources MS Merchandising/Sales/Marketing AP Performing Arts ET Education Trading NU Nursing AU Architecture FO Foundations OT Other BA Business/Management FS Foreign Service PH Physician BE Business/Entrepreneur FV Finance/Venture Capital PJ Publishing/Journalism BK Banking GE Government-Elective PM Physical Sciences BS Brokerage GN Government-Non-Elective PR Pharmacology CC Construction HT Hotel/Restaurant PT Radio/TV/Film CL Clergy IN Insurance RD Research/Development CN Consulting IS Information Systems RE Real Estate CO Counseling JU Judiciary SC Support Staff CV Civil Services LB Labor/Human Relations SR Sports/Recreational DE Dentistry LM Library/Museum SS Social Services EA Education/Administration LW Lawyers TT Transportation/Travel EC Economics ME Mental Health UT Utilities SHJ.PB101 ©2007 Harris Connect, Inc. The Order of AHEPA is starting an exciting new project! We need you to do a couple of quick things to make it a success: 1. Complete and return the enclosed questionnaire form. A special envelope is provided - please return within 14 days. 2. Send us a photo or two for the all-new photo feature. You may mail these with your questionnaire response or take the next several weeks to select your photos; a second envelope is provided to return your photos within one month. (Be sure to include the photo release form.) I am pleased to announce that work has begun on The Order of AHEPA 2008 Membership Directory to give you a complete and up-to-date reference of all The Order of AHEPA members. To make this directory even more successful than our 2004 edition, I need your input. Please take just a few minutes to complete the enclosed Membership Directory Questionnaire to verify or change your profile. Your complete listing in the Biographical Section will include home address, names of spouse and children (if applicable) and professional information. Preferred e-mail address will also be included. Other sections in which your name will appear are: Geographical and Most Recent Profession. My goal is to make this membership publication the most comprehensive reference available. As a result, biographical information will be included for all members. Once again we have chosen Harris Connect, Inc. to produce our membership directory. This company’s years of experience ensure a quality publication that we feel will become an invaluable reference for you. Please return the enclosed Membership Directory Questionnaire as soon as possible, even if the pre- printed information is correct, to let us know if we have accurate data about you. Thank you for your cooperation. Best wishes, Ike Gulas Supreme President P.S. Please respond today! SHJ.PBRLET101 ©2007 Harris Connect, Inc. CHAPTER Please select one code from the list below and place it in the Chapter Affiliation Code box on the front of AFFILIATION CODES The Order of AHEPA Membership Directory Questionnaire form. A001 Mother Lodge Atlanta GA A085 Altis Chicopee MA A002 Marathon Charlotte NC A086 Long Island Jamaica NY A003 Birmingham Birmingham AL A087 New Castle New Castle PA A004 Plato Charleston SC A088 Zeus Warren OH A005 Solon Savannah GA A089 Lincoln Youngstown OH A006 Socrates Jacksonville FL A090 Danbury Danbury CT A007 Spero J. Zepato Memphis TN A091 William McKinley Buffalo NY A008 Shreveport Shreveport LA A092 Stanton Steubenville OH A009 Fayetteville Fayetteville NC A093 Woodlawn Chicago IL A010 Sir Walter Raleigh Raleigh NC A094 North Shore Chicago IL A011 Wilson Wilson NC A095 Wilmington Wilmington DE A012 Lycurgus Tampa FL A097 Queensboro Chapter Long Island City NY A013 Tulsa Tulsa OK A098 New Haven New Haven CT A014 Miami Miami FL A099 Harry A. Fanos Stamford CT A015 Sunshine St. Petersburg FL A100 South Bend South Bend IN A016 George Washington Tarpon Springs FL A102 Hellas Lowell MA A018 Palm Beach W. Palm Beach FL A103 Hancock Weirton WV A019 Fort Worth Fort Worth TX A105 N. Granitsas Marlboro MA A020 Dallas Dallas TX A106 Sophocles Providence RI A023 Liberty Montgomery AL A107 Commodore Perry Erie PA A024 Athens Boston MA A108 Hudson Jersey City NJ A025 Delphi New York NY A109 Steve J. Depos Tamaqua/Hazelton PA A026 Gt. PA Hercules Spartan Greater Philadelphia PA A110 Rose of New England Norwich CT A028 Land of The Sky Asheville NC A111 Elmira Elmira NY A029 Alexander The Great Houston TX A113 Dayton Dayton OH A030 Worthington Elkridge MD A115 Hudson Valley Newburgh NY A031 Washington Washington DC A116 Uniontown-Monessen Uniontown PA A034 Aristoteles Pittsburgh PA A117 Elpis New Britain CT A035 Nashua Nashua NH A118 Ypsilanti Toledo OH A036 Cleveland Cleveland OH A119 Damon & Pythias-Peabody Salem MA A037 Syracuse Syracuse NY A120 Tri-City Moline IL A038 Samuel Gridley Howe Brookline MA A122 Robert E. Lee Norfolk VA A039 Acropolis Haverhill MA A123 Hammond Munster IN A040 Alpha/Bloomfield Hills Detroit MI A126 Archimedes Meriden CT A041 Brooklyn Brooklyn NY A127 Liberty Cincinnati OH A042 Upper Manhattan New York NY A129 The Dilboy/Maniatis Louisville KY A043 Milwaukee Milwaukee WI A131 Joliet Joliet IL A044 Manchester Manchester NH A133 Andrew Jackson New Orleans LA A046 Chicago Chicago IL A137 Roanoke Roanoke VA A047 Lawrence Lawrence MA A139 Columbus Columbus OH A048 Waterbury Waterbury CT A140 Albany Albany NY A050 Aristides Lynn MA A141 Flint Flint MI A051 Westchester Yonkers NY A142 Wolverine Lansing MI A052 Eureka Newark NJ A144 Lorain-Elyria Lorain OH A053 Saint Louis St. Louis MO A145 Denver Denver CO A054 Alexander Hamilton Paterson NJ A146 Beehive Salt Lake City UT A055 Black Diamond Wilkes-Barre PA A147 Cornhusker Omaha NE A056 Eastonia Easton PA A150 Golden Gate-Pacific San Francisco CA A057 Lord Byron Brockton MA A151 Fresno Fresno CA A058 Nathan Hale Hartford CT A152 Hesperia Los Angeles CA A059 Canton Canton OH A153 Sacramento Sacramento CA A060 Lehigh Allentown PA A154 Mt. Hood Portland OR A061 William Penn Reading PA A155 Steve Kolidakis Hopewell VA A062 Bridgeport Bridgeport CT A156 Canonsburg Canonsburg PA A063 Goodfriendship Akron OH A157 Calumet East Chicago IN A064 Harrisburg Harrisburg PA A158 Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie NY A065 Homer Bethlehem PA A159 Casper Casper WY A066 Demosthenes Minneapolis MN A160 Pikes Peak Colorado Springs CO A067 Flower City Rochester NY A161 City Beautiful Orlando FL A068 Miltiades Wheeling WV A162 South Jersey Vineland NJ A069 Camden Camden NJ A169 Atlantic City Atlantic City NJ A071 Red Rose Lancaster PA A170 Constantine Cassis Hempstead NY A072 Trenton Trenton NJ A171 Oakland Oakland CA A073 Heart of America Kansas City MO A175 Bronx Bronx NY A074 Philanthropos Massillon OH A176 Woburn Woburn MA A075 Monroe New Brunswick NJ A177 Juan De Fuca Seattle WA A078 Gary Merrillville IN A178 Olympic Tacoma WA A079 Chester-Delco Chester PA A179 Grays Harbor Aberdeen WA A080 Peter L. Bell Worcester MA A180 Mount Olympus Spokane WA A081 Fort Wayne Fort Wayne IN A184 Ogden Ogden UT A082 Henry W. Longfellow Portland ME A186 Hermes New York NY A083 Richmond Richmond VA A188 White Pine Ely NV SHJ.PBRLET101 ©2007 Harris Connect, Inc. CHAPTER Please select one code from the list below and place it in the Chapter Affiliation Code box on the front of AFFILIATION CODES The Order of AHEPA Membership Directory Questionnaire form.
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    Het begin van een onafhankelijke Griekse staat1 (Het verhaal achter de Griekse herdenkingszegels van 1930)2 Door Frans van Limpt Toen in 1821 de Griekse opstand losbarstte, was dat niet het resultaat van een weldoordachte strategie, maar veeleer van een reeks elkaar versterkende gebeurtenissen. De onderdanen van het Ottomaanse Rijk werden over het algemeen met rust gelaten, zolang zij maar hun belastingen voldeden en niet in opstand kwamen: anders kende de overheid geen medelijden en volgde meedogenloze repressie. Maar het Rijk kende ook enkele mankementen: vanwege de uitgestrektheid werden in de buitengebieden veel hoge functies bekleed door Grieken, Serviërs, Albanezen etc. Velen van deze bestuurders hadden in de loop der tijd van de gelegenheid gebruik gemaakt om ”hun eigen zaak’’ te beginnen, vaak met behulp van eigen legertjes, en trokken zich steeds minder aan van het centrale gezag. Voeg daarbij de revolutionaire wind van verandering (”change”), die over Europa trok en die ook bij de Griekse intelligentsia een soort van nationaal gevoel opwekte. De succesvolle zakenman Rhigas Fereos (fig.1) (uit Veria in het Pelion-gebied) had in dit opzicht een vooruitziende, welhaast profetische blik. Hij verzette zich niet zozeer tegen de Turken, als wel tegen het door en door corrupte Ottomaanse bestuur. Zijn visie was een multi-etnische staat, waarin iedereen, ongeacht rang, stand of zelfs geloof, gelijk zou zijn. Praktisch ingesteld als hij was, koos hij voor één uniforme taal: Grieks, maar dan wel het simpele Grieks van alledag, het tegenwoordige ”dimotiki”. In 1797 werd hij door een Griek verraden aan de Oostenrijkse politie, die hem na verhoor uitleverde aan de Turken.
  • School Event for the Celebration of March 25, 1821

    School Event for the Celebration of March 25, 1821

    SCHOOL EVENT FOR THE CELEBRATION OF MARCH 25, 1821 On Monday afternoon, March 13/26, 2018, the national celebration of March 25, 1821 was honoured with a school event at the Patriarchal School of Zion. The celebration was attended by the Patriarchal Commissioner Most Reverend Metropolitan Isychios of Kapitolias, the Chairman of the School Board Geronda Sacristan Most Reverend Archbishop Isidoros of Hierapolis, the Consul General of Greece in Jerusalem Mr. Christos Sophianopoulos with some of the Greek Consulate members, monks and nuns of the Patriarchate, members of the Greek Community in Jerusalem and pilgrims. The event schedule included a foreword by the School Director Dragouman Archimandrite Mattheos, the festal speech by Science Teacher Mr. Nikolaos Souliotis, recitation of texts and poems and a short play related to the Revolution, as well as videos relevant to the historic events of 1821. The well organized school event brought back to the memory of the spectators the sufferings of the Greeks, who were oppressed for 400 years by the Turkish yoke, and their heroic fight in self-denial. The Greeks offered their properties, fought in the battle fields and sacrificed their lives, resulting in the national spring and resurrection of the Nation. There was special commemoration of names of friends of Greeks and of heroes of the Revolution, such as Papaflessas, Kolokotronis, Nikitaras, Bouboulina, M. Mavrogenous, Athanasios Diakos and the Holy Clergymen. At the end of the event the Patriarchal Commissioner and the Consul General congratulated all active participants. A festal reception was offered at the School reception hall. From Secretariat-General ngg_shortcode_0_placeholder” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″] httpv://youtu.be/EmMIoqJGEKU .
  • Chapter 3 GREEK HISTORY

    Chapter 3 GREEK HISTORY

    Chapter 3 GREEK HISTORY The French Academician Michel Déon has written: "In Greece contemporary man, so often disoriented, discovers a quite incredible joy; he discovers his roots.” GREECE - HELLAS [Greeks] denoted the inhabitants of 700 or more city-states in the Greek peninsula The roots of much of the Western world lie in including Epirus, Macedonia, Thrace, Asia the civilizations of the ancient Greece and Minor, and many of the shores of the Rome. This chapter is intended to bring you Mediterranean and the Black Seas. small pieces of those rich roots of our Greek past. The objectives of this chapter are: first, Life in Greece first appeared on the Halkidiki to enrich our consciousness with those bits of Peninsula dated to the Middle Paleolithic era information and to build an awareness of what (50.000 B.C). Highly developed civilizations it means to be connected with the Greek past; appeared from about 3000 to 2000 B.C. and second, to relate those parts of Greek During the Neolithic period, important history that affected the migrations of the cultural centers developed, especially in Greeks during the last few centuries. Thessaly, Crete, Attica, Central Greece and Knowledge of migration patterns may prove the Peloponnesus. to be very valuable in your search for your ancestors. The famous Minoan advanced prehistoric culture of 2800-1100 B.C. appeared in Crete. We see more artistic development in the Bronze Age (2000 BC), during which Crete was the center of a splendid civilization. It was a mighty naval power, wealthy and powerful. Ruins of great palaces with beautiful paintings were found in Knossos, Phaistos, and Mallia.