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The Hellenic Presidential Guard Returns Exclusively to Adelaide! 23 April 2019 – 1 May 2019 THE HELLENIC PRESIDENTIAL GUARD RETURNS EXCLUSIVELY TO ADELAIDE! 23 APRIL 2019 – 1 MAY 2019 With the special permission of the President of Greece, the Hellenic Presidential Guard returns to Adelaide in April 2019 for seven days of activities hosted by the Foundation for Hellenic Studies with the proud support of the community. You’re invited to witness the Guard at the following official and public events. Everyone is welcome except where the event is marked as ‘private’. For more information about any of the following events, please email info@hellenicstudies.com.au or send a private message via www.facebook.com/HellenicStudies Please note, once the Evzones are in their full uniform, they are not permitted to interact with any members of the public. This program is subject to change; updates will be posted to the Foundation for Hellenic Studies’ Facebook page: www.facebook.com/HellenicStudies. DATE TIME EVENT Tue, 23rd April 4.00pm Hellenic Presidential Guard arrives at Adelaide International Airport Wed, 24th April 9.30am – 10.30am Private visit to the Consulate Office of the Hellenic Republic, Grenfell Street, Adelaide. 11.00am – Visit to St Basil’s Homes (SA) – Winchester Street, St 12.30pm Peters. For further details contact Angela Gondzioulis at agondzioulis@stbasils.com.au. Thur, 25th April 5.45am – 6.45am Dawn Service at the City of West Torrens Memorial Grounds, Brooker Terrace, Richmond. The Guard will take part in the Dawn Service. All are welcome to attend. 9.30am -11.30am ANZAC Day Parade. The Guard will march as part of the traditional ANZAC day Parade through the streets of Adelaide. All are welcome to attend. 12.00pm – Cross of Sacrifice Service in Pennington Gardens. The 12.30pm Guard will take part in the service held immediately after the conclusion of the ANZAC Day March. All are welcome to attend. Fri, 26th April 3.00pm – 4.00pm ‘Apokathylosis’. The Guard will attend Church service at St George Church 60 Rose Street, Thebarton. All are welcome to attend. For further details contact Anna Stroubis at fdion@stgeorgechurch.org.au 7.30pm – 10.30pm Good Friday. The Guard will attend Church service at St George Church 60 Rose Street, Thebarton. The Guard will escort the ‘Epitafio’ around the surrounding streets of Thebarton as part of the annual Good Friday procession. All are welcome to attend. For further details contact Anna Stroubis at fdion@stgeorgechurch.org.au Sat, 27th April 11.00pm –midnight Orthodox Easter Saturday – Members of the Guard will attend three different Churches to take part in midnight mass services. All are welcome to attend. The Churches at which you will see the Guard are: St George Church, 60 Rose Street, Thebarton. For further details contact Anna Stroubis at fdion@stgeorgechurch.org.au The Nativity of Christ, 5-7 Church Street, Port Adelaide. For further details contact Father John Choraitis at father.john@pagoc.com.au. Prophet Elias, 87 Beulah Road, Norwood. For further details contact Andrew Psaromatis at atmatis@lycos.com Mon, 29th April 9.30am – midday St George’s Day. The Guard will attend Church service at St George Church, 60 Rose St, and Thebarton to commemorate the Saint’s day. All are welcome to attend. For further details contact Anna Stroubis at fdion@stgeorgechurch.org.au 2.30pm – 3.30pm Adelaide High School Assembly – Assembly in honour of visit to SA of the Hellenic Presidential Guard. Group leader to make presentation to assembly regarding history of ‘Evzones’. For further details contact Dimitra Rozaklis at dimitra.rozaklis@adelaidehs.sa.edu.au 5.00pm – 7.00pm Open Public Reception at the Thebarton Theatre, Cnr of South and Henley Beach Roads, Thebarton hosted by the State Leader of the Opposition, the Hon Peter Malinauskas MP and with the generous support of the Thebarton Theatre. The event is open to all members of the public to attend to witness the Guard in ceremonial uniform. For further details contact the office of the Hon Tom Koutsantonis MP on 8234 0777 or by email on Tom.koutsantonis@parliament.sa.gov.au Tues, 30th April 9.30am – midday Saints Raphael, Nicholas and Irene Day. The Guard will attend Church service at Saints Raphael, Nicholas and Irene Church, 232 Gorge Road, Athelstone to commemorate the Saints day. All are welcome to attend. For further details contact Father Efthimios at eftcy002@gmail.com 2.00pm – 3.00pm St George College Assembly - Assembly in honour of visit to SA of the Hellenic Presidential Guard. Group leader to make presentation to assembly regarding history of ‘Evzones’. For further details contact Peter Karamoshos at pkaramoshos@sgc.sa.edu.au Wed, 1st May Departure for return to Greece. Images and bilingual interviews are available on request This visit to South Australia is made possible with the support of the following: The Hon Peter Malinauskas, Leader of the Opposition The Hon Tom Koutsantonis, Member for West Torrens The Hon Andrea Michaels, Member for Enfield City of West Torrens St Basil’s Homes (SA) Thebarton Theatre The Community and Parish of St George Thebarton Mr Peter Bouras Mr George Chakiris Mr Johh Dimoglides Dulux Acratex Mr George Flourentzou Mr Zis Ginos Mr Steve Kosmidis Mr Theo Maras Mr Michael Michaels Mr Tony Michaels Mr Stavros Parissos Mr Harry Patsouris Mr Bill Pitsadiotis Peter Elberg Funerals Mr Theo Samaras Mr Len Toumazos Mr Jim Tsagouris .
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