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Photograph: Ruby Brown Feros signing copies of George: his passion, at the Byron Bay book lauch, May 20th, 2011. Rene Feros, in the foreground. Chris Plowman's APRIL Newsletter Page 2. Issue 173, April 2011 Ruby M Brown...
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Photograph: The beautifully appointed Feros Care facility, at Bangalow, northern, NSW. Northern Star 28th May 20th Jennie Dell Contact Jennie, by email The little old Greek man who pounded the pavements of Byron Bay in...
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Photograph: Member for Richmond, Justine Elliot, with Ruby M Feros at the book launch. Friday 20th May, 2011. Byron Shire Echo. http://www.echo.net.au/ Another piece of local history has been published – author Ruby M F...
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Photograph: Ruby Feros with an old Byron Bay schoolmate Col Hadwell at a dinner held after the launch of her book, George: his passion, at Feros Care, Byron Bay, NSW, 20th May, 2011. By Gary Chigwidden Byron Shire News,...
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in writing the book, George, his passion George, his passion Purchase the book here In June 2006, I contacted long term contributor to www.kythera-family.net, Peter Tsicalas, to ask him whether he would write an essay on...
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Ruby launched her new book - Homestyle Cooking. Gluten Free. Breads, Buns & Pancakes. This is the third of Ruby's Gluten free books. Sydney’s third annual Gluten Free Food & Allergy Show was held at the Sydney Conventio...
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George Feros by his daughter Ruby M Brown (nee Feros) Institute OF KYTHERAISMOS. 2nd INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM. PROCEEDINGS Thank you for the privilege of being here today to share with you the life of George Feros. The sy...
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Reproduced by permission from the author. From "Katsehamos and the Great Idea" by Peter Prineas, pages 181-182: "George Feros, the younger son of Peter Feros, unexpectedly found himself working at the Q Cafe in 1948. 'I...
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