Copyright (2007) John Carras

...the Kytherian Association of Queensland Inc & the Kytherian Association of Australia (ostensibly the Kytherian Association of NSW).

The ceremony was conducted in the presence of the Governor of Queensland, Ms Quentin Bryce, AC; who is the ultimate font of authority for the flag of the state of Queensland. The flag was inducted as an offical emblem under the "Royal Decree", 130 years ago, in 1876.

The flag exchange ceremony was conducted between, Mr Peter Samios, President of the Kytherian Association of Queensland Inc. & the President of the Kytherian Association of Australia (ostensibly of NSW), Dr Victor Kepreotis.

The symbolic exchange of flags represented the call for a new unity between the two organisations, a unity that has never been formalised previously, nor ever acted upon pragmatically.

What Kytherians have joined together - let no man or woman - rend asunder.

May this enosis live perpetually.

Flag exchange left, Mr Peter Samios, President of the Kytherian Association of Queensland Inc. Right, Dr Victor Kepreotis, President of the Kytherian Association of Australia.

Left, behind podium, George C Poulos.

Left, front, seated, Professor Manuel J Aroney.

Right, front, seated, Her Excellency, Governor of Queensland, Ms Quentin Bryce, AC.

Many Kytherians & Philokytherians attended this greatest of Kytherian-Brisbane events which was held on Sunday the 15th April, 2007, from 11:30 - 5:00pm.

The venue was the Cyprus Club, also known as the
West End Club,
2 Vulture Street,
West End 4101
(07) 3844 7965
Fax(07) 3844 7757

westendc@bigpond.net.au

The event was held for 3 reasons:
1. to mark the official Queensland launch of www.kythera-family.net
2. to mark the official Queensland launch of Katsehamos and the Great Idea
3. to forge a new and inviolable union between the Kytherian Association of Queensland Inc, and the Kytherian Association of Australia, (ostensibly the Kytherian Association of NSW).

The occasion became known as the Brisbane panayiri and mega-event.

Ultimately, demand for seats was so high, that the event had to be moved from Kapsali Restaurant to the Cyprus Club.

Attendance was c. 500.