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Volume 56, No. 2 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF DISTRICT No. 21 June/Summer 2008

CHAPTERS THROUGHOUT NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND WESTERN NEVADA

Miller and Golfes Elected District #21 GovernorsThe 76th Annual District #21

Convention hosted by the Fresno Ahepa Family May 29, 30, 31 and June 1, 2008 reelected Steve Miller District #21 Governor of the Order of Ahepa and Sylvia Golfes District #21 Governor of the Daughters or Penelope. In addition, officers for 2008-2009 were elected or appointed rounding out the two District Lodges.

Order of Ahepa: Lt. Governor Nick Pries, Secretary Demos Papadopoulos, Treasurer Robert Sexton, Warden Bill Anton, Marshall Agamemnon Zafiratos, Chaplain James Dariotes, Athletic Director Stamus Cocoles, Auditor William Rotas, Special Projects George Booras, Scholarship Foundation Chairman Lou Janakos and Executive Secretary Bill Booras.

Daughters of Penelope: Lt. Governor Margo Drosos, Secretary Paulette “P.J.” Rishard, Treasurer Foula

Vasilogiorgis, Marshal Chrisanthy Panagopoulos, Daughters of Penelope Advisor Manthea Kartinos, Maids of Athena Advisor Louise Metaxas and Scholarship Chairman Joanne Booras.

Scholarships were awarded at the Convention Grand Banquet on Friday, May 30. Receiving scholarships from the Daughters of Penelope were Demetra Karnegas, Marysville; Eleni and Maria Leles, Stockton and Heidi Masi, Reno.

Scholarships awarded by the Ahepa Scholarship Foundation were Maria Bakouros, San Jose; Angelique Banis, Walnut Creek; AnnaMaria Desipris, Sparks, Nevada; Andrea Econome, Danville; Stelios Papadopoulos, Elk Grove, Monica Skordilis, San Jose and Alexandra Stavropoulos, Fresno.

See Convention Glendi photos on page 7 submitted by Alex Bazos. v

Maids of AthenaInstallation of new members of the

Maids of Athena was held recently in Oakland, California. Louise Metaxas, District Advisor to the Maids was the installing officer. Pictured from the left in the front row: Stacy Demetriou, Sammi Demetriou, President of the Maids Chapter, Sophia Johnston, President Echo #4, Louis Metaxas and Sophia Drabkin. Second row from the left: Elizabeth Katsouros, Vasso Rahimzadeh, Adrianna Drebkin, Anastasia Drabkin, Chapter Maids Advisor, and Tina Demetriou, Chapter Advisor Daughters of Penelope. v

Supreme ConventionThe dates for the 2008 Supreme

Convention in Athens, Greece, are July 1-12, 2008. The AHEPA Convention Committee has been working hard to prepare a wonder-ful getaway for the entire AHEPA community. The AHEPA from Australiasia, Canada, Greece and Cyprus will be attending our event in Athens, Greece. Thousands of Ahepans, Daughters, Sons and Maids will work together for this family reunion.

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AHEPA District Governor’s MessageTo all members of our AHEPA family.

I was honoured to be elected your District Governor at last years District Convention, hosted by the San Francisco Chapter. Other than a few logistic problems the Golden Gate-Pacific Chapter #150 did a great Job.

As your District Governor I attended every Chapter Visitation with at least one other Officer, also

our Executive Secretary Brother Bill Booras was in atten-dance. I was able to attend the morning session of the Fall Conference, hosted by the San Jose Chapter. I would like to thank our Lt. Gov., Nick Pries, for chairing the afternoon ses-sion. All of the events hosted by our Chapters are done very well. The Spring Convention was hosted by the Sacramento Chapter #151 also did a great job. The attendance at both Conferences was quite good, As always we would like to see more Brother attend are District events. I would urge every Chapter Officer and member to make every attempt to attend.

A very positive aspect for our District is that our mem-bership has increased this past year.

For that I thank everyone who sponsored a new member. We all realize that without new members, and ideas, our beloved Order cannot survive.

Many Chapters send me their monthly bulletins, which I am great full. The projects that many Chapters participate in is very commendable. The March 25th parades, the flag raising at many City Halls and the State Capital which show-cases our Hellenic heritage. Many Chapters perform worthy projects for our Church’s, from rebuilding a kitchen area by the Oakland Chapter #171 at Ascension Cathedral to support for students at Holy Cross Seminary by the Modesto Chapter. The rebates from our Charitable Raffle have to be used for outside charitable purpose, and I am glad that edit is being followed.

In closing I would once again thank all of your hospita-bly, and great food at all of the visitations. Let all of us put our best foot forward to make District #21 one of the best in the AHEPA world.

Our District Convention is coming up, hosted by the Fresno Chapter. Let all of use make every effort to attend and support the Fresno Chapters.

I would like to thank my District Lodge for their support and help in the last Ahepa year. v

Fraternally, Steve Miller DG.

Stephen MillerDistrict Governor

AHEPA District Governor’s MessageI hope that everyone had a wonder-

ful Easter Holiday. Christos Anesti. I cannot believe that May is just around the corner and we are winding down another year. As this business year is coming to a close, it is time to evalu-ate our year and celebrate our success-es. Congratulations to each of you on your efforts for the betterment of the Daughters of Penelope.

Where do we go from here? It is time to evaluate, look back at the goals that your respective chapters have set. Make sure to take the time to celebrate the goals you have achieved. But most importantly examine the goals that you did not meet. Take time to analyze whey these goals were not attained. Was the goal given the attention and effort; is the goal still impor-tant to the chapter. Now it is time to formulate new goals making sure they are specific, attainable, realistic and timely.

As the year winds down remember to thank the dedicated and talented sisters of your chapter’s board. These women serve each year out of their love and dedication to the Daughters of Penelope and your chapter. Take time to say “thank you” for their time and efforts.

The Sacramento AHEPA Family hosted a well attended and informative Spring Conference in Elk Grove. The Annual Sisterhood Tri District Conference hosted by District 21 was very well attended with 61 Sisters from Arizona, Utah, Southern California, Washington & Oregon attending. Grand President Karen Stamatiades, Grand Vice President Barbara Stavis Wolf, Grand Governor & District Liaison Lois Kotzambasis and Grand Advisor to the Maids of Athena Joanne Saltas were in attendance to observe the reactivation of the Oakland Maids of Athena Eleni Chapter: Grand President Karen Stamatiades administered the oath to initiates.

The Fresno AHEPA Family has been working diligently for many months in preparation of the 2008 District Convention May 30 – June 1, 2008 headquartered at the Radisson Hotel, 324 E. Shaw Avenue in Fresno. All business meetings and the Grand Banquet on Friday May 30 will be at the Radisson; Greek Glendi Nite with music by Fotia and the Charitable Raffle will be held at St. George Church, 2219 N. Orchard Avenue.

Remember the number of paid membership and per capita that was submitted to National Headquarters on or before December 2007 will determine the number of delegates and alternates that each chapter may have at the 2008 Supreme Convention in Athens.

Please remember it is never too late to remember your loved ones or a special friend with a monetary gift to the District Scholarship Fund through our Memorials and Tributes. Simply send your remembrance directly to Chairman Chrisanthy Panagopoulos, District Marshal, 1406 Woodcreek Way, Stockton, CA 95209. v

Sylvia GolfesDistrict Governor


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Chapter #392San Mateoby George Fonti, Vice President

On Feb. 23, 2008 AHEPA chapter #392 and Daughters of Penelope Urania

Chapter #290 celebrated their 50 th anniversary. Eighty people attended the dinner dance which was held at the San Mateo Elks Lodge. After dinner the guests danced to music by Vital Sounds. (Brother Alex Mallas was the DJ). The chairpersons of the event were George Fonti, AHEPA VP and Sophia Fonti, President of Urania Chapter #290. The master of ceremonies was Lou Janakos, PDG. Virginia Coppock, VP of Urania Chapter #290 spoke about how the Daughters of Penelope chapter was formed 50 years ago and detailed all the accomplishments of the chapter.

Father Peter Salmas of Holy Cross Church of Belmont, CA gave the open-ing and closing prayers.

The dinner proceeds of $700.00 was donated to the medical fund for Evanthia Pappas who underwent treat-ment in Houston, Texas for an aggres-sive form of breast cancer. v

Leto #71Fresno

The Daughters of Penelope Leto Chapter 71 under the leadership of our new President, Helen Sexton, has been very active.

Our Past Presidents’ Luncheon on January 20th was a splendid affair and was held at the Manhattan Restaurant honoring our Past President, Evelyn N. Boosalis.

Sister Evelyn gave an eloquent and inspiring address emphasizing the need to give our support to “THE NATIONAL PROJECT” whose aim is to keep Hellenism alive by having a spe-cial film created. This film will be dis-tributed throughout all the universities and schools in the United States and

Canada. Spearing this worthwhile proj-ect are the following brother Ahepans; Chris Rokas, Chairman; Bob Sexton, Vice President; and Tony Kocolos, Producer and Director. President Helen Sexton presented a check of $1,000 as a donation from the Daughters toward the funding of this film to Chairman Rokas. This event was coordinated by Sophia Nicolaou, Chairman. v

Helen Sexton presenting check to “The National Project” committee. From left: Helen Sexton, Bob Sexton, Tony Kocolis and Chris Rokas.

Grand Raffle ResultsOn behalf of District 21 Daughters of Penelope and Order of AHEPA, we wish to thank you for helping to make our charitable year a most successful one. The drawing was held at the Greek Glendi Festivities, Saturday, May 31, 2008. This was the final night of our 76th Annual District Convention hosted by the Fresno AHEPA Family. We are pleased to list the winners below. We thank our hard working sellers and once again tell all, there were no losers because the causes your money went toward are just and needed. Your financial support is most appreciated and we are hopeful that you will again sup-port the AHEPA Family Charities Raffle in 2009.Kathleen Victory, Washington, DC, $20,000; George D. Mourgos, Redwood City, $10,000; Stella Kyriakis, Millbrae, $5,000; John Myrtakis, Modesto, $1,500; Pappageorge Grandchildren, Millbrae, $1,000; Jane Silva, Orinda, $1,000; Kirk De La Mare, Modesto, 1,000; Joseph Saraiva, Antioch, $500; Theodore Mitsiopoulos, Concord, $500; Laurie Sahines, Milpitas, $500; Kathy Photopoulos, Saratoga, $500; Becky Demeris/Anthony Kouzounis, Houston, TX, $500; Stephanie Thomas, Goleta, $500; Early Bird drawing held March 8, 2008 - Robin B. Tucker, Napa, $500; Diane Bates, Palo Alto, $500; Daisy Fernando, Foster City, $500; Lou Janakos, San Mateo, $500. We thank you for the opportunity to chair this worthwhile committee. . . it has been a gratifying experience. v Helen Sexton, Evelyn Boosalis, Pat Kourajos,

Eleftheria Sojianides, Katrina Scamagas.

Revere or reality . . .

AHEPA Family to Athens

Kalo Taxidi!

Argie Steve Gionis


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Oakland AHEPA Familyby Ceil Koplos

Oakland Celebrates GreekIndependence Day

Oakland members of AHEPA and Daughters of Penelope celebrated Greek Independence Day at Oakland’s City Hall.

Richard Cowan, Chief of Staff to Councilman Jean Quan, addressed an audience of Greek Americans. Members of the Order of AHEPA and Daughters of Penelope were accompanied by Reverend Thomas J. Paris of the Greek Orthodox Ascension Cathedral at the event which took place at the City Hall on Tuesday, March 25, 2008.

Mr. Robert Cowan presented a proclamation to Chairman Dr. Karl Konstantin (Dr. Konstantin, who has been the chairman for more than thirty years). Mayor Ron Dellums proclaimed March 25, 2008 as Greek American Day in the City of Oakland and encouraged its recognition by all its citizens.

Preparing for the program in observance of the “Celebration of Greek Independence Day” with Dr.

Konstantin and friends.Aliki Siskos, Administrative Officer

from the office of the Honorable Xenia Stefanidou Consul General of Greece

delivered her message on occasion of the National Day Celebration.

Refreshments were served follow-ing the ceremony and were prepared by Mrs. Karl Konstantin.

Annual Greek Independence DayRun/Walk

The Ascension Historical Society presented and sponsored their 14th Annual Greek Independence Day on Saturday, March 22, 2008 at the new Boat House on Lake Merritt, Oakland.

More than 350 members and friends attended the celebration by walking or running and enjoying the Greek delicious delicacies. Crowning wreaths and medals were presented to the lucky winners.

Among the guests were honor-

ary Chairman Reverend Thomas J. Paris and George Zuras. Chairpersons

for the event were Dean and Paula Gassoumis.

Among the Daughters of Penelope Chapter #4 serving at the buffet table included Despina Kallas, Sophia Paris, Cleo Lekas and Teddi Carvounis. Pictured above.

Daughters Receive $6,430 Check

Daughters of Penelope received a check in the amount of $6,430 from the Leo Jensing Fund. The same amount was presented to Tula Sostchen, chair-man of the Friends In Deed from Sister Debbie Hand.

Debbie Hand, from Castro Valley, a new member of the Daughters of Penelope, is employed at Rudolph & Sletten, Inc. Yearly, Rudolph & Sletten, Inc. solicits donations from its employ-ees for the Leo Jensing Fund (started to honor estimator working for Rudolph & Sletten who is now deceased). The company encourages 100% participa-tion from its employees and match-es their donations, which in turn are distributed to selected local charitable organizations that contribute back to the community. One of the company’s goal is to reward their employees for the time they donate to charitable orga-nizations. Just two years of member-ship with the Daughters of Penelope was enough to convince Debbie of the many various great acts of charity work this wonderful group of women do. She was so impressed and touched by the way what the Chapter does to help oth-ers. Debbie submitted the Daughters


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Eos #1San Franciscoby Stella Kyriakis

Eos #1 Chapter hosted it’s Annual Tea for Cancer Patient Nina Tarazi who is a member of the Nativity of Christ Greek Orthodox Church. Nina’s current diagnosis is Multiple Myeloma Cancer, a cancer of plasma blood cells. The tea was hosted by Sister Yvonne Stamatakis on May 4th. Eos #1 thanks everyone who attended and gave donations to make this event so successful in helping Nina Tarazi.

Sisters Eva Skoukis and Elaine Makras

Sisters Ethel Janakes and Mary Chicos

Family of Nina Tarazi

Past Pres. Vasilogiogis, Pres. Kanellos, Patient Nina Tarazi, Past Pres. Leos, and Sister Stella Kyriakis

Sisters May Kireopoulos, Argie Pitcock and Loys Rodatos

2008 Penelope of the Year Vivian Leos, and Past Chapter Penelope of the

Year Sister Annette Chiappari

Eos #1 Members with Hosts and Cancer Patient Tarazi

Eos #1 Chapter is pleased to announced that Past Pres. Vivian Leos was chosen Chapter Penelope of the year for 2008. She was also chosen District Penelope of the Year at this years’ District #21 Convention in Fresno.

Eos#1 also chose Sister Sophie Goultas as the Chapter’s Daughter of the Year 2008 for her many years of ser-vice. We congratulate them both. v

Paul EliopoulosCelebrates 80th

BirthdayBirthday greetings and best wishes

were extended to Paul Eliopoulos who celebrated his 80th birthday recently. The gala event with dinner dancing was held at the Spinnakers Restaurant in Sausalito. More than 150 family, friends and guests attended the celebration.

Out of town guests included Bill Booras and guest from Fresno, Argie Gionis from Houston, Texas, Bill Christie, editor of the Traveler and numerous guests from the Bay Area. A great time was had by everyone and everybody went home happy. v

From left: Mary Kay Stratigos, daugh-ter; Sophia Eliopoulos, Paul Eliopoulos,

and Irene Starling, daughter.

Effie ChoppelasCelebrates 100th

BirthdayOn Feb. 16, 2008 Effie Choppelas

turned 100 years young! Eos#1 Chapter hosted a Birthday Reception for Effie at Holy Trinity Christopher Center on Feb. 24th. Many Sisters and Brother Ahepans attended to wish Effie many happy returns. President Bush, our CA Governor and CA State Senator Alquist sent cards and resolutions honoring our Centurion. v

Centurion Effie Choppelas and Family

2008 District Penelope of the Year


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