submitted by George Poulos on 20.11.2005
I found this paper bag in the Gilgandra Rural Museum - not to be confused with the Coo-ee Heritage Centre just up the road - in November, 2005. Partially destroyed by silverfish, it has subsequently been laminated - thus, preventing further damage. The Pentes referred to on the paper bag, is John Pentes. John Sklavos, adopted his Kytherian parachoukli (nickname) - "Pentes" - as his Australian surname. Supposedly it was easier for the Australians ...
submitted by Tony Panaretos on 19.11.2005
The Centre Spot Talbragar Street, Dubbo. NSW. 2830. Vibrant sandwich and takeaway shop in the centre of the business district of Dubbo. Owned by Mr Tony Panaretos. Tony is the son of Dimitri (James) (from Yerathika), and Maria Panaretos, who owned a Fish Shop in Dubbo for many decades. The juices are made by the formula long employed by Kytherian cafes and milk bars. The juices are just as refreshing.
Interior, The Centre Spot Talbragar Street, Dubbo. NSW. 2830. Vibrant sandwich and takeaway shop in the centre of the business district of Dubbo. Owned by Mr Tony Panaretos. Tony is the son of Dimitri (James) (from Yerathika), and Maria Panaretos, who owned a Fish Shop in Dubbo for many decades. Residential Phone: (02) 6884 3232
Talbragar Street, Dubbo. NSW. 2830. Vibrant sandwich and takeaway shop in the centre of the business district of Dubbo. Owned by Mr Tony Panaretos. Tony is the son of Dimitri (James) (from Yerathika), and Maria Panaretos, who owned a Fish Shop in Dubbo for many decades. Residential Phone: (02) 6884 3232
submitted by George Poulos on 19.11.2005
Continued from: Gilgandra. NSW. The Kytherian presence in the town. PART ONE. ....After selling the Carlton Cafe, (1939), Jack Pentes moved to Sydney, with a view to remaining there permanently. He tried to find a business, but WWII had started, and Sydney was in a state of chaos. He was advised to return to Gilgandra, where he opened a fruit shop at 41 Miller ...
submitted by George Poulos on 18.11.2005
A wonderful photograph, a copy of which was given to me by Robyn Walton, editor of Coo-ee Calls in Gilgandra, in Nov 2005. My guess is that a political rally is being held in the empty block, on the site of what would later become the Bank of New South Wales (Westpac) building. From the style of cars in the street, my guess is that the time is the latter part of the 1940's. Note the two working windmills, close to the centre of the town (upper ...
submitted by Toula Lorandos on 25.09.2005
"Behind the counter". Left to Right: Peter Georgopoulos, Elesa Lorandos (nee, Fatseas)...my mother) George Lorandos (Nephew of Paul and Chris Kelly) ??? Paul Kelly For further information on the ABC cafe: Robyn Waltons appraisal of my great-uncle and great-auntys', ...
The first cousins. "Behind the counter". Left to Right: George Lorandos (Nephew of Paul and Chris Kelly) Helen Kalos, (nee, Georgopoulos, [Pronounced Yeoryopoulos], Steve Peroyannakis, Theo Georgopoulos, (Helens brother). For further information on the ABC cafe: Robyn ...
"Behind the counter". Left to Right: Paul Kelly Stella Kelly (later, Aird) George Lorandos (Nephew of Paul and Chris Kelly) Helen Kalos (Nee Georgopoulos). Helens father, was Peter Georgopoulos. For further information on the ABC cafe: Robyn Waltons appraisal of my great-uncle ...
submitted by Toula Lorandos on 08.12.2006
Left to Right: ?? Mrs Chris Kelly (nee, Georgopoulos) George Lorandos (Nephew of Paul and Chris) Miss Beryl Palmer, (Later to marry Kytherian Nick Belos Coroneos) Paul Kelly For further information on the ABC cafe: Robyn Waltons appraisal of my great-uncle and great-auntys', ...
submitted by George Poulos on 21.09.2005
...at the beginning of their march to Sydney on 10 October 1915 A plaque in Bridge Street commemorates the starting point of the first of the recruiting marches, the famous Coo-ee recruiting march, organised by the Hitchen brothers of Gilgandra. The news of Australian casualties in Gallipoli had caused enlistment figures to dwindle and the brothers decided to organise a "snowballing" recruitment march to Sydney. Their plan was to 'Coo-ee' local men to recruitment ...
submitted by Stella Aird (nee, Kelly) on 08.12.2006
Left to right, behind the counter. Paul Kelly (Yiannakellis) Fay (?) Stan (?) George Lorandos Farouk For further information on the ABC cafe: Robyn Waltons appraisal of my mothers' and the ABC Cafe's influence on the town of Gilgandra A ...
submitted by Stella Aird (nee, Kelly) on 17.09.2005
A very luxurious fit-out. Note the marble-top tables. It is an almost exact fit-out to the Notaras's Marble Bar Cafe in Grafton, NSW. Marble Bar Cafe, Grafton, NSW For further information on the ABC cafe: Robyn ...
submitted by Jim Tzannes on 13.09.2005
Cobb's Cafe at the top of Bourke St., near Parliament House, Melbourne, Victoria. c. 1940's.
submitted by Jim Tzannes on 01.09.2005
Con Zervos the waiter at rear of the photograph.
Southport, proprietor J. Fardoulys. Gold Coast City Council Library Service
Streetscape, Eidsvold. Moreton Street, Eidsvold. 25.25S 151.12E Australia http://digilib.library.uq.edu.au/display.phtml?rid=291
submitted by Victor Panaretos on 28.08.2005
Shops and parked cars in the street in Chinchilla. Central to the view is the Laconia Building adjacent to the Laconia Cafe. Dimitri Miller, was soon after to open Millers General Store in Chinchilla. See: http://www.kythera-family.net/index.php?nav=117-118&did=5547-1&searchResult=searchResult
...shows glass fronted counters and a refrigerator cabinet at the front, with tables and chairs in a dining area towards the back wall. Cafe staff wearing aprons stand near the dining tables. Glass fronted counters on the right hold confectionary items and a cash register. A man and a woman, possibly the cafe's owners, stand behind the counter. (Can you identify them?) Fans and lights hang from the centre of the ceiling.
The owner of the Busy Bee Cafe, Kingaroy, George Trifilis, is behind the counter. The image shows a waitress in cap and apron while customers are seated at tables.
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