Greeks in Utah

Historic arts agency 1015 Kearns bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah phone [phone] May 29, 1970 advertising graphic design public relation; Mr. M. Zevgolis Community News 8 Sherbrooke St. W. Montreal Quebec/ Canada Dear Mr. Zevgolis: I am forwarding a group photograph of the Governor of Utah, Calvin L. Rampton, Rev. Fr. Elias Stephanopoulos, parish priest for Holy Trinity and Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Churches, Dr. Charles S. Peterson, Director, Utah State Historical Society, and Mrs. Helen Zeese Papanikolas, author of ""TOIL AND RAGE IN A NEW LAND, The Greek Immigrants in Utah."" The enclosed photograph was taken during the presentation of the Utah Historical Quarterly (whose entire issue was devoted to Mrs. Papanikolas* many years of research and the writing of a group of early Greek people who came to settle in the State of Utah) to Governor Rampton on behalf of the Utah Historical Society as a tribute to the Greek immigrants - their growth and progress in a foreign land. Plans are now in progress for furthering the research and studies of the early Greek immigrants and the New Generation of Greeks. I am also enclosing a copy of the Utah Historical Quarterly together with a biography of Mrs. Helen Zeese Papanikolas for release at your discretion. When a story and/or review of ""TOIL AND RAGE IN A NEW LAND"" is released, may we ask that you include a mail order form. Any of your readers wishing to obtain a copy of the publication may do so by forwarding $2.00 plus $.25 for handling directly to the Utah Historical Society, 603 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84102 (check or money order acceptable). All proceeds for the sale of the publication will go toward further research of ethnic history. I shall appreciate a tear-sheet of the story and/or review of the publication. Thank you for your cooperation. Most sincerely C. Nina Cutrubus.