Kytherian and Greek passengers during 1931-32 observed the final phase of the building of this iconic landmark as they disembarked at Circular Quay or Darling Harbour in Sydney NSW. 1931-32 listed arrivals and ships:- 19...
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Angelo Notaras with his wife Mary. Angelo was awarded the "Cross of St. Andrew", the Greek Orthodox Church's highest award - given for exceptional charitable work. Angelo's wife Mary is the daughter of Vasily (Bill) Kalo...
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John holding drilling attachment for chainsaws & Angelo holding the computer ignition system that won the ABC Invention of the Year.
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Angelo holding the ABC Invention of the Year award in 1976 with Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser (looking away) & the judging panel.
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John (left) & Angelo with some of their patented inventions together with a few of their Australian and International awards.
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Angelo holding the ABC Inventor of the Year Award in 1976 with Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser and the judging panel.
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Professor Ben Freedman, Mitchell Notaras and Rowan Nicks at a recent function to announce a $1.1 Fellowship donated by Mitchell Notaras.
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See entry under People. subsection, High Achievers,for a life-history.
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Antonius Notaras, was one of the fascinating characters interviewed by Suzanne Falkiner for her 1985 book, Australians Today. (Publisher, George Allen and Unwin). Also reproduced in the Sydney Morning Heralds' Good Weeke...
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Brinos thinks this photo was taken at a major function/ceremony in Lismore during or shortly after WW2. Portion of the Grafton contingent numbered as follows: 1. Anthony Lambrinos Notaras 2. Nick Langley (Anastasopoulos)...
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