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Invitation Californian Kytherians Jan. 4 2004
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http://www.kythera-family.net/index.php?nav=117-122&cid=194&did=868&pageflip=1&enlarge=1
From the Kytherian Society of California
December 8, 2003
Dear Members and Friends,
on Sunday, January 4, we have an opportunity to participate in an exciting slide presentation about some of the archeological work in progress in Kythera. Pertinent details can be found on the enclosed flier (see below).
Since we are hosting the event, including the reception (with the endorsement of the Hellenic American Professional Society and Modern Greek Studies), our guests will be able to share the warm hospitality that is an integral part of our Kytherian tradition. Although there is no admission charge, we need to have a count of those who plan to attend so we can arrange for seating and refreshments. Kindly phone in your reply to one of the officers listed below.
We hope you'll begin this Olympic year by joining us to be with friends and family, and to make new acquaintances, while we discover another facet of our unique and wonderful island.
Heartfelt best wishes for the holidays and the new year.
Sincerly yours,
Anastasia Conomos Condas, President
(510) 538-3769
Nick Cominos, Vice President
(925) 798-7316
Chrys Conomos, Secretary
(408) 297-3895
Teddie Zes, Treasurer
(408) 723-0640
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Flier text:
Paliochora and other Archeological Finds in Kythera and Korinthia
a slide lecture and reception
with Lita Diacopoulos, University of Sydney
and Prof. Timothy Gregory, Ohio State University
Sunday, January 4, 2004
3:00 PM at Holy Trinity Reception Hall
999 Brotherhood Way, San Francisco (parking is plentiful)
sponsored by
The Kytherian Society of California
The Hellenic American Professional Society
Modern Greek Studies at SFSU
For more information contact Sophia Paris (510) 783-6284,
or Anne Condas (510) 538-3769
view the original invitation at:
http://www.kythera-family.net/index.php?nav=117-122&cid=194&did=868&pageflip=1&enlarge=1